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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-10-23, Page 12PRIDE OF HURON EXECUTIVE -- The new executive of the Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge 338 was installed Wednesday night. Back, left, Mildred Thompson, Cora Smith, Marjorie Arthur, Janice Brock, Marion Skinner, Ev Whiting, Janice Webber, Marg Cook, Leone Brock, Mary Hern, Kay Snelgrove, Ruth Skinner and Leona Hern. Front, Lena Willard, Mavis Atthill, Alice Bowen, Helen Jory, Noble Grand Jean Hodgert, Vice .Grand Olive Hicks, Joyce Morgan, Shirley Cooper and Lena Kirkland. Missing was Vi Coates. T-A photo Officers installed for Rebekah lodge wel11011.11M.10.111.111.101Fludidell AVE $100 on all Color Consoles at Your New TV Dealer DON'S TV 409 Main - Exeter 235-0118 Color Portables Begin at $349.95 ALL COLOUR SETS FEATURE 5-YEAR WARRANTY PLAN Payment Plan Available Don's TV Sales & Service 409 Main St. Exeter EXCELLENT SELECTION OF BLOUSES They've Arrived! `Little' Sweaters To Wear Over Your Blouses and Other Garments Fall and Winter Fashions Are Arriving Daily You're Invited to Come In And View Them Today BOYLE'S LWAEDAIERS' MAIN ST. EXETER Gold Chains and Charms trilattheW.51.:46...0 Marlene Rundle displays just a few of the gold chains in our extensive collection. The popular fashion accessory for fall and winter MAIN ST. EXETER / Schneiders Beef Steakettes Maple Leaf Cooked Sunkist Valencia Oranges Dozen 894 FRESH BAKING Supe'rior Enriched Phone 235-0212 Superior Grade A-1 or A-2 Red Brand BEEF CHUCK SALE BLADE, SHORT RIB & ARM ROASTS 99 LB. BUY A WHOLE CHUCKtic FOR YOUR FREEZER 7 LB. Consists of Short Rib, Blade & Chuck Roasti & Hamburg Cut & Wrapped 60 lb. Average PEPSI 8 tin $ 59 Pack • See our Halloween Assortment of Candy Gum, etch for the Trick and Treaters Aylmer Choke • Cream Corn 14 oz, 3/1 Bread 24 oz. 3/9.09 Mrs. Deetricks 100% Whole Wheat Bread 2/89' Westons Chelsea Buns Pkge. 59c Hostess Marble Pound Cake 12 oz. 894 FROZEN FOODS Swanson Beef, Turkey, Chicken Dinners 11 1/2 Oz.95` Clover Cream Ice Cream FRUITS & VEGETABLES Produce of USA, Canada No. 1 Head Lettuce 24's 3/$l Ontario No. 1 Carrots 9'' - 2 lb. Bags Nestles Chocolate 1/2 gallon $ 1.39 Quik Burns Pride of Canada Sliced Side Bacon Bu'rns Golden Garlic Polish Sausage Corned Beef Loaf Burns Small Link Pure Pork Sausage Burns Regular or All Beef Wieners LB. 79' Ground Chuck AIIBe: Blade or Chuck Steaks Fresh 19 oz. 2/89' 2 lb tin 11.65 LB. 1.19 LB 99' LB 95' LB $ 1 .3 9 1 .89 1 .09 82' Vac l's 4 Per Pkg. LB. LB. LB. Planters Peanut Oil 32oz, $ 1 *99 Aylmer Harvard Beets 14 oz, 3/89' Aylmer Catsup 15 oz. Bottle 534 Aylmer Wax or Green Beans 14 oz. 3/89' Lipton Chicken Noodle Soup 2's 43' Baking Chips Chipits 12 oz. 9.09 Nestles Mini Pudding Your Choice L5, 3's V Lysol Air Freshener 14 oz. so $ 1 '49 Welch's Grape Jelly or Jam 24 oz. 99' Christies Oreo or Chips Ahoy Cookies 16 oz, 894 Ingersoll Cheese Spread 32oz, $2.45 Quick Regular or Instant Quaker Oats 31b. I Delmonte Fruit Cocktail 19 oz, Fancy 594 Aylmer Fancy Kernel Corn 12 oz, tin 2/79' 10 Superior Sizzlers White or Coloured 100's 2 Ply miKl leenex Carnation 16 oz Tins Facelle Royale Paper Towels Nabisco Wheat 2 Roll Pkge. 20 oz Pkge. 4 Pkgs. 1 3/$1 79' 69' Nescafe Instant Coffee 10aorzgeJar $2.59 Shop and Save Where Your Dollar Goes Farther Fair Lady Soft 100% Veg. Oil Margarine from Gay Lea Redpoth Brown Sugar 51b Bag Goy leo First Grade Butter LB. 2 b $ 1 1.49 1.09 tibbvs Beans Deep Brown Odds n' Ends By ELAINE TOWNSHEND vaee lte oat cuieTtve shelves. It's understandable, but it's also frustrating for some shoppers. I notice high counters in banks and in several shops. Sometimes I feel like hollering at the clerk, "You-hoo, I'm down here." The city shopping malls are convenient, With several stores under one roof and on the same level, shopping is varied yet easy for everyone, Most department stores, though, have an upper floor, Escalators carry the crtomers from one level to another, But, if a person can't step onto an escalator or climb stairs, how can he or she reach the top floor? Of course, most stores provide elevators as well as escalators. The next time you enter an elevator note where the buttons are located. I'll bet they're high on the wall. A few supermarkets erected metal barriers on the sidewalks in front of the stores. The ob- jective was to prevent the customers taking the shopping carts out to the parking lot. Many people left the carts in the middle of parking spaces; others took them home and neglected to return them. The merchants had a legitimate complaint, and their Page 12 iimes,Advoccoe, October 23, 1975 By now, most of you know that I'm handicapped. Because I have no arms, I use my feet instead. I've discovered this world is designed for average people. For example, consider the public telephones. No one can squeeze a wheelchair into one of those booths. In the city malls, the space problem has been alleviated by the construction of open stalls. Unfortunately, the phones are still mounted high on the partition. People, who are short or who are in wheelchairs, can't reach them. When I see someone of an average height leaning com- fortably against the phone with his elbows propped on the stand, I fume. If the pay phones were lowered, they would truly be a public convenience because more people could use them. Steps present a problem for many people, especially those in wheelchairs, on crutches or with canes. Nevertheless public buildings of old and new ar- chitecture usually contain at least one flight of stairs. How many churches can you count that don't have steps? Narrow doorways into stores are another obstacle. Lack of space forces many merchants to display their wares on high New officers of the Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge were installed on October 15 with Mrs. Jean Hodgert installed at Noble Grand and Mrs. Olive Hicks as Vice-Grand for the coming year. Mrs. Helen Jory, the retiring Noble Grand conducted the business meeting prior to the installation ceremonies by in- stalling officer Mrs. Irene Harnack, D.D.P., and her in- stalling team from Goderich, Other officers appointed were P.N.G. Mrs. Helen Jory, Recording secretary Mrs. Alice Bowen, financial secretary Mrs. Lena Kirkland, treasurer Mrs. Mavis Atthill, Warden Mrs. Joyce Morgan, conductor Miss Margaret Cook, Chaplain Mrs. Shirley Cooper, musician Mrs. Lena Willard, colour bearer Mrs. idea worked. Unfortunately, the bars also prevented people in wheelchairs from entering the stores. The laziness of a few shoppers inconvenienced all shoppers - some more than others. Everyone appreciates cleanliness in public washrooms, Short people also welcome mirrors, paper towel holders and light switches that aren't placed high on the walls. A few restrooms have one sink placed thoughtfully lower than the others. Some sinks have spring loaded taps that must be held 'cipeti.`" Occasionally no stopper is supplied for the drains. If a person has only one hand with which to work, how can he or she hold the tap and wash at the same time? This world, tailored for average people, causes frustration for those of us who aren't average. Public con- veniences serve many people. But, with a few changes, they could be useful to even more members of the public. Janice Brock, R.S.N.G. Mrs, Mildred Thomson, L.S.N.G. Mrs. Vi Coates, R.S.V.G. Mrs. Marion Skinner, L.S.V.G, Mrs. Janice Webber,Inside Guardian Evelyn Whiting, O.G. Mrs.Leona Hern, Rebekah Mrs. Leone Brock, Naomi Mrs. Marjorie Arthur, R.S, Chaplain Mrs. Mary Hern, L.S,Chaplain Miss Ruth Skinner, R.S.P.N.G. Mrs,Cora Smith, L.S. P.N.G. Mrs, Kay Snelgrove. The retiring N.G. Helen Jory was presented with a gift by the lodge and with her P.N.G, jewel. She was also presented with a gift by the Past Noble Grands on the occasion of her recent marriage to Ray Jory. D.D.P. Mrs. Irene Harnack was presented with a gift following the installation which was very capably done. She spoke following the installation outlining the Assembly President's projects and aims for the coming year.