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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-09-18, Page 15Now Open Wednesdays - 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. "Your Family Health Centre" 373 Main St. Phone 235-1570 or 235-1070 EXETER PHARMACY LTD. Fall Signals The Beginning of the Busy Entertaining Season Fine China . • • is a must for the discriminating hostess. We have a full selection of such famous names as Royal Doulton, Wegewood, Royal Albert, Aynsley, Royal Worcester, etc. Good china is not expensive, and considering its wearing characteristics, it is often less costly than goods of lower quality. Certified Watchmaker To Quickly and Expertly look After Your Repair Needs New Fall Jewellery has been arriving for several days now and our selection is of its peak. Drop in today and choose from the colorful assortment which will compli- ment your fall and winter fashions. COMING TO THE FAIR? Drop in and leave your rings for cleaning and checking, AMIS lett MAIN ST, JEWELLEA EXETER Lutheran ladies complete plan for fowl supper in .0ctober Times-X:0.0;We, September Pt TO. ,........ . ey DENISEFtgicHER. WINCHEkSEA NEWS Diane vtOtgarecfantly with Mr. Nliaa Ruth Bray visited with Mrs. Dennis Hutton, .Clinton. Mr. & Mrs. Murray Coward and Mr. ,A; Mrs. Frlson Lynn, Mr. & family this weekend, Mrs. Larry Lynn attended Many area people attended the wedding for Mr. & Mrs. Jim Lynn Kirkton fair which was held on on Saturday at Dashsvood.„Many Saturday, other area residents. attended the . Mr. & MrS. Sanford Hutton and reception which followed. By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD Group 1 Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid was in charge of devotions and lunch for the September meeting, with Mrs, Lorne Becker, convener. Mrs, Arnold Becker, president, presided. Nineteen members answered the roll call. The pie sale at Friedsburg Days and the Bakeless Bake sale were suc- cessful. The Altar Guild had also been busy, reporting 23 calls for June, 12 for July and 23 for August. The new Guild is Mrs. Esther Salmon and Mrs. Lorne Genttner, The annual Ladies Aid fowl supper will be October 8th with group two in charge. A tea towel shower will be held in November. The ladies are invited to the LWML tupperware party Sep- tember 24th and the October meeting of Calvary United Church women October 14th. Mrs. Hilda Rader took for the topic, "There Abideth Hope." November 9th open as the AlbannireS Will be in Dashwood. of the United Church Women's September meeting. The responsive reading was the Beatitudes, Mrs, Lloyd Eagleson led in prayer, Mrs. Ross Love and Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan favoured with a muscial number. Several Bible quiz games were enjoyed. Mrs, Mervyn Tiernan, president, conducted the business, Roll call was answered, by 17 members. The Sunshine Committee is Mrs. Don Geiser and Mrs. Clayton Merner. The ladies were reminded to keep. Personals Ernest Koehler is a patient in South Huron hospital, Exeter, Wot-iz-it? final week UCW meeting The Christian Citizenship committee with Mrs. Clayton Merner chairlady was in charge The Times-Advocate office, as it appeared in earlier times, was thepicture featured inlastlweek's Wot Iz-It? contest. It was correctly identified by Rubie Koch, Ted Triebner and Mrs. Viola Slavin, all of Exeter who will receive a Wintario ticket. The final contest in the series appears this week. All entrants will have their tickets placed in the final draw for an Olympic Lottery ticket, Local missions project near, church home ready by fall For Information About Voting or Transportation on Election Day Phone Exeter 235-0823 or 235-1592 Inserted By The Huron-Middlesex Liberal Association mittee hopes that interested citizens will donate the necessary furnishings. Bleak picture for RAP year RAP chairman Jack Under.. wood presented his group's bleak financial picture to Exeter council, Monday. He said that since the an- nouncement last week that their deficit would be close to $19,000, some new figures had been brought to light that suggested the figure may not be quite that high by the end of the year. He said he hoped RAP had shown the situation to be worse than it may be and that there were some areas where they can "shore it up a bit." Underwood said RAP members felt strongly that they had not been irresponsible in their budget and pointed out some of the problems that arose over which they had no control. Councillor Barb Bell • questioned what obligation people had to live within a budget, "There's no answer to that now," Mayor Bruce Shaw stated, Underwood noted that unless council assumed the debt, RAP would have to clean up their fixed costs and "shut down." He made no request for funds at the meeting, but Mayor Shaw urged him to "exercise utmost austerity" noting that council's budget had already been over- spent $23,000 for sweeper and "there's not much money at home base either." WINS AT WESTERN FAIR — One of the numerous local horse show winners at the recent Western Fair in London was Ripper Hancock, shown by Craig Black, RR 1, Exeter. The three year-old filly is owned jointly by Craig Black and Ron Swartz. She is the only horse from the area entered in the Canadian National Reining Futurity in Toronto, Thanksgiving weekend. ANY SLIDING SAFELY — tarry Clarke of the Crediton juveniles steals second base during his club's 12-4 win over Paris at the Dashwood diamond Sun- clasy afternoon. T-A photo. , was advertised in last week's edition of the T-A. The committee is now open for requests for admission. The type of resident expected will be higher functioning adults in their 20's or 30's who have fairly well developed self-help skills and are capable of being involved in the general operation of the home. The home is expected to be a learning and training centre where the residents will go to a less supervised type of ac- commodation such as a shared apartment. The committee in charge of the residence includes Mrs. Alma Godbolt, Mrs. Mavis Atthill, Mrs. Olive Harvey, Mrs. Kathleen Whitmore, Mrs. Helen Kneale, Rev, Andrew Blackwell and Earl Long. Renovations to the home are now underway and the corn- By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Miss Barbara Miller of Waterloo University spent the weekend at her home here. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Carsen of Ottawa spent a week recently with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Passmore and Robbie, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hodgert and Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde celebrated their wedding an- niversaries on Friday evening by going to London for supper and then too N a show. Their an- niversaries were on "SePteinber 11. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cox, David, Caroline and Cathy of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Passmore. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Tuckey at their cottage near Goderich. Mr. & Mrs. David Passmore, Tom and Jon were guests recently with Mr. & Mrs. Hans Gertsenkorn of Hensall. A project of the Missions and Service committee of Exeter United Church in Exeter is ex- pected to become a reality by November 1 of this year. Committee chairman Roland McCaffrey announced this week that the residence for young adults directly across Andrew street from the church will be open by that time. The property was offered to the church early in the year by its owner Mrs. Alma Southcott for one half the appraised value providing it was used for com- munity work. The committee spent about a year in analyzing the needs of the community before deciding to establish a home for retarded young adults. The house is being leased to the South Huron Association for the Mentally Retarded. While applications for residence in the ham are beint' accepted by the committee it is likely most will be trainees from the ARC workshop at Dashwood. Four persons can be ac- commodated at one time along with a house parent. This position HERE IT COMES — The Creditors juveniles received Excellent relief pitching Sunday afternoon from Larry Clarke as he struck out eight of the twelve batters he faced in the 12-4 win over Paris. Above, Clarke is about to deliver one of his pitches. T-A photo. What's the Ontario Sports &eve/cede? Travelcade Continued from page 9 immediately by simply pressing the print button. A chart section shows the organization of provincial sports governing bodies. A library section is available for reference, with a dry-copier machine on the spot if copies of items are needed. Pamphlets of a varying sports nature will be displayed near the exit. The Travelcade also carries portable panels which can be easily erected outside to provide a classroom for the clinics. Designed to interest and en- tertain the public in general as they visit the van, the Travelcade is fully equipped to upgrade the knowledge of those attending the clinics requested by their com- munity. The Ontario Sports Travelcade can kindle the enthusiasm of the community and encourage everyone to participate more fully in sports. The person not now connected with a sport may be persuaded by it to join one of your community programs. The individual already in- volved can certainly learn more about it—for example, improving the backstroke, delivering the shot-put, refining the jump-shot. The major thrust of the Travelcade clinic is to raise the level of expertise for coaches, officials, executives and trainers of any given sport. The contents and dual style of the Travelcade - van plus clinics - will provide the flexible format needed to reach all age groups in the community, and make their lives a little richer for having been there. The Traveleade will have five staff members to provide assistance within the van and at exterior clinic sites. As one of the members, the technician will be prepared to take the portapac unit along to a clinic (for example, diving), film a demonstration, remove the cassette and immediately show it to a group of coaches to illustrate the fault or excellence in that. performance. les a travelling van! 4 resource centre! Expert advice for coaches, athletes, trainers, officials, managers. CLINIC SCHEDULE: TENNIS — Thursday, Sept. 25th at 11:30 a,m. & 5:30 p.m. SOCCER — Friday, Sept. 26th at 7:00 p.m. ORIENTEERING Friday, Sept. 26th at 9:00 a.m., 10:15 a.m., 12:45 p.m. • Drop in for a visit and browse around!!! • Information on all sports from archery to wrestling!!! Tram/eagle visits par community W 4. THURSDAY, SEPT., 25th from 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Wile" FRIDAY, SEPT. 26th from 10:00 a.m. - 0:00 p.m. SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Where in the parking lot Sponsored by: EXETER RAP COMMITTEE #6hrirl WOO eamrnr Maatm. RoOeft Coon MAiltor Ministry of Culture and f RematiOn ntano When a person Sings his own praise, he invariably gets the tune too high. YOU can't fool All the people all the time, but those freeway Alga come close to it,