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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-07-15, Page 13Colgate Dental Cream 100 ml plus 50% more free $1.29 How to have a great time and a clean car while building the Rec.Centre 9, The Rec Centre Committee is teaming up with Fun Days, the Firemen, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, the Kinsmen, and the Shell Car Wash to help you enjoy the Fun Days in Exeter. All proceeds go towards the South Huron Recreation Centre, CHICKEN BARBEQUE/TALENT SHOW Friday, July 23 - Main St. at John St. Enjoy a superb supper (5-8 p.m.) followed by a talent show (7 p.m.-9 p.m.). While you're there dig into a delicious pie donated by the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. PANCAKE AND SAUSAGE BREAKFAST Saturday, July 24 - Main St. at John 8 a.m. on The Firemen are doing the flipping and frying and the Kinsmen are supplying the refreshments — a great way to start off a Saturday morning. AT AC LIBRARY — One of Ailsa Craig's new assistant librarians Joan McDonald is shown above returning books to the shelves. photo by Scheifele. Junta 11.,1114,11i 1414ioi6::11491! I T11M 1l1'11. 333:3313: Arciet ivirac(rtcor 13.3 CU. FT. NO-FROST REFRIGERATOR For every member of the family there is lots to like about a new Kelvinator. Mom likes its stylish good looks - and its abundant storage space - now she can buy ahead and save shopping trips. Dad likes Its efficient and economical operation - lots of ice cubes - beverages always cold - and the "Power Miser" saves him money. The kids love all the frozen treats that the big 112 lb. No Frost freezer holds - and the door opens silently and closes silently on a positive magnetic seal to keep all that cold in. For years of good service - get the best for your family, KELVINATOR. Porcelain Meat and Vegetable Compartments 3-Temperature Sutter Conditioner Doctor will open *AiIsa Craig office Dr. C.W. Hock to open office in Ailsa Craig CAR WASH Shell Car Wash is donating all profits of his automatic car wash to the Rec Centre for Saturday July 24 and Sunday July 25. Help build the Centre and clean up Your act. The latter part of August should see Ailsa Craig with an additional physician in town as Dr, Charles W. Hoch of London plans to open an office on George Street in Ailsa Craig. Presently on staff at the Mt. Brydges ,Health Clinic where he is specializing in family medicine, Dr. Hoch has leased the residence at 168 George Street in Ailsa Craig and is currently in the process of equipping it for an office and examining room. He anticipates being in Ailsa Craig five days a week, Monday to Fridays, Mornings and afternoons. Born in St. Catharines, Dr. Hoch studied at McGill University in Montreal where he obtained his M.D. He then came to London for his internship at St. Joseph's Hospital. For the past year he has been doing post- graduate work in the field of family medicine. Married in 1973 to Ruth Archibald of Vineland, the couple presently are living in London. Mrs. Hoch is a Public Health Nurse and practices nursing in the East London area. The couple plan to eventually reside in the Ailsa Craig area, but will con- tinue in London for the present. "It will be handy for hospital calls at St. Joseph's', said Dr, Hock. "And as long as Ruth is nursing I will commute back and forth each day to Ailsa Craig." But uliimately we will buy a house close to my practice". When approached by the Ailsa Craig Business Association to consider Ailsa Craig as a possible location for h is prac- tice, Dr. Hoch was pleased, "I had heard that Ailsa Craig was an outstanding and friendly community", he said. "I'm very much looking forward to coming". By JOY %PRIME AlLSA CRAIG Two new faces were noted behind the desk at the Ailsa Craig library this week and head librarian Mrs, Beryl Bridgette introduced her two new assistants to their tasks and responsibilities at the library, Mrs. Shirley Dollar of Nairn found getting back into library work invigorating and challenging again, While living in Thedford she had been associated with the library there and had Bible school is scheduled While July may be a time of vacation for many, for most in Ailsa Craig July means Bible School time. A community Bible School is scheduled for the last week in July, from the 26th to 30th by the three local Churches in Ailsa Craig For the past several weeks many have been working on final plans and preparations. All the children in town and surrounding areas will be welcome. In order to provide corn- portable accommodation'for' each of the classes the chirdTh-ri will be meeting in the three churches. The Presbyterian Church will house the Beginners Class - those four and five years of age. The Primary children, grades one, two and three, will meet in the United Church and the Juniors, grades four to eight, will meet in the Baptist Church, Classes will be held each morning thooughout the week from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m, The programme will include stories, songs, crafts and games. All children in the area are advised not to miss out! enjoyed the work. As her husband is a banker the family has travelled around. considerably over the past 20 odd years and approximately 20 years ago the Dollar family were residents of Ailsa Craig when. Mr. Dollar was on staff at the local bank, "We still have many friends dating back to that time here", said Shirley. "It was like coming home when we returned to the area a year ago", The Dollars have five children. Two older daughters are in appointed to invite girls in the' area to participate in the beauty contest for Parkhill Fair. The Institute's Family Night is being planned for August beat the Ailsa Craig Ball Park, at 7 p.m. The motto was read by Mrs. C. Garrod and prepared by Mrs. C. George, "I pity those who never know how much a farm can grow". • Lunch was served at the conclusion of the meeting. The front table -was artistically decorated with maple leaves and small flags in honour of Dominion Day. A social time was enjoyed by the members. j r I 3111 101, 1, 11;III '11\1 Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Son Robert is 20, Elizabeth 17 and Michael 9. Mrs. Joan McDonald of Ailsa Craig is also looking forward to. her work in the library, The family came to Ailsa, Craig three years Ago from Lucan .and moved to their present residence- on High Street. She And her husband have two boys, Chris aged 11 years and Jason, aged 3. Times-.A4veca ,July 15, 1974 .Page 1; Two new. assistants at library ,St4v4- low illit A We're all part of,the,Centre South Huron -l'°,. . 6 ' Recreation Centre 1 • I Seventeen members of the Riverview Women's Institute met at the' Masonic Hall in Ailsa Craig for their regular meeting on Tuesday, July 6. President, Mrs. Alden Craven presided. Roll call was taken with members responding by naming their favourite plant, and explaining why it had significance for them. A variety of flowers and vegetables were named but a coloured photo of a plant in full bloom brought by Mrs. Nola McEwen was of great interest. She had raised the plant from a slip brought from the west, Mrs. Olive Currie and Mrs. Stuart McCallum gave a detailed report of the May13 District annual meeting held at Lucan. The group sang, "The Maple Leaf Forever", while Mrs. Roy Morton accompanied them on the piano. Mrs. Charlie Garrod, Agriculture and Canadian Industries convener, then read an article on the songs background. Members grouped together and drove their cars to Nairn and visited Stewart's Research Centre. Mrs. Louis Ho Plant, breeder, welcomed the members. She explained the breeding and growth of various types of barley both she and her husband work on at the research centre. She outlined how each variety of Hybrid is originated by research and explained how Stewart's seeds are unique in the grain business in Canada, Productuon is backed by a private research programme enabling barley growers to obtain seed whose yield is higher and which is more disease resistant. Many nevOmproved varieties 'orcereal grains': white beans and soybeans will soon be available due to the work undertaken at the research centre. The group returned to the Masonic Hall and continued with the meeting. An invitation was read, to attend the annual rally scheduled on July 20 at Melbourne. 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