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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-09-02, Page 16A LIVELY AND BUSY BAND — The newly formed Dashwood and Seaforth community band is appearing at many parades and functions throughout the area this summer. Back, left, Gerald Martene, Keith Sharpe, Harry Masse, Wayne Grasby, Lloyd Eagleson, Jack Gaiser, Jill Toll, Oliver Pryce and Norm Floody. Centre, Rosemary Van Loon, Gor- don Wright, Angela Andressi, Jamie Sims, Melvin Stade, Les Pearson, Harry Adams, Ervin Gloor, Stan Hoist, Jerome Jacobs, Elaine Datars, John Van Geffen, Bob Tyndall, Peter Martene and the De Jong sisters. Front, Harry Hoffman, George Wilson, Stan Sibthorpe, Ralph Gloor and Charlie Toll. T-A photo. Many area projects undertaken Experience '76 drawing to close The student construction crew assisted the permanent staff in the building of a new gateway and fence at Port Blake Con- servation Area and a new gatehouse at Rock Glen Con- servation Area. The Experience '76 program also employed five technical students. The Parkhill recreation and education staff ran a.weekend interpretive program at the Parkhill Conservation Area. One of their special events was the Parkhill Canoe Regatta which was very successful. The girls were also involved in assisting withOe/Authority's mobile trailer display and creating displays for the Activity Barn at Parkhill Conservation Area. Two geography students spent their time on planning projects. One student spent his time working on a three dimensional model of the Kime Property, McGillivray Township and RECEIVES DEGREE — Sue McCaffrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.J. McCaffrey, Exeter received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Victoria College at the University of Toronto recently. She will be attending the Faculty of Law at the University of Western Ontario in Septemmber. photo by Toll. revisions to the Kime inventory. The other student completed the Hay Swamp Acquisition Study, the Lamond Property resource inventory and assisted with other Authority property mapping projects. The Program Manager for the Authority's Experience '76 program assumed all clerical and administration duties for the program. She and the Authority Superintendent coordinated the projects. The students greatly con- tributed to the completion of many worthwhile watershed projects. Their enthusiasm and dedication toward their summer job was appreciated by the permanent authority staff and the Conservation Authority. By MRS. M. H. ELSTON Paul Robertini of Hamilton is visiting with his uncle and aunt Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Buswell. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Corriveau and daughter Carol, Milwaukee were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Blair, Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Blair were guests of the Blair-Dawson wedding on Saturday, Centralia United Church. Miss Joyce Dickey ac- companied by her mother spent'a few days last week with Mr. & Mrs. John Dickey. M. 'H. & Mrs. Elston were supper guests on Saturday of Mr. & Mrs. Murray Rowe, Brinsley. Sunday they attended the diamond wedding anniversary of their cousins Mr. & Mrs. Wm Riddell, Thorndale, also the golden wedding anniversary of their cousins Mr. & Mrs. Fred Ford which was held in London. They were supper guests of Mrs. Murray, Gibson, Denfield following the celebrations. Mr. &. Mrs. Sam Skinner motored to Toronto to meet Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Pym en route home from England. WM AN INCITOIIND POOL 22 shapes and sizes to choose from Installation and Service with optional concrete deck M. MAIR CONTRACTING 61 ANNE ST. EXETER PHONE 235-2301 Avco New Idea proudly announces C. G. 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Contact me before steel prices rise. Good Luck and Good Farming. &76— 1-6,-eair4) 1W 13ZDILSITETBUILDINGS St. Marys, Ont. NOM 2V0 CALL COLLECT (4106774980 TIP TOP ROOFING & SIDING ALL TYPES OF SIDING Complete Home Renovations Inside and Out ALL TYPES OF ROOFING FARM WORK A SPECIALTY LONDON 453-8271 CLINTON 482-7168 honoured Laura Sabia for her work on behalf of women. Mrs. Sabia recently retired as chairman of the Ontario Advisory Council on the Status of Women. Florence Henderson, FWTAO executive secretary said that the first year of negotiations under the new provincial Collective Negotiations Act and the federal Anti-Inflation Act, saw the school year ended with a high number of contracts still unsettled. Dr. Henderson also said some school boards are using part of the provincial grant for elementary schools to help them keep local mill rates down. Margaret Beckingham of Mississauga, retiring provincial president said teachers must publicly counter criticism brought against them by some of the public, and make people understand they are highly qualified professionals who care about the children in their classrooms. S "Cut From 'Grade A' Beef" CHUCK STEAKS , SWISS STEAKS lb 78' SHORT RIB ROASTS ib 69' PRIME RIB STEAKS lb 99' HAMBURG PATTIES lb 59' , 68' '1.58 PORK SHOULDERS .6 1.69 88' 44' Schneiders Sliced COOKED MEATS 6 oz. 2/88' (Store Packed) LINK SAUSAGE lb BOLOGNA lb Burns Pride of Canada WEINERS Burns Pride of Canada BACON This Week's Extra Specials At Darling's CLOVER FARM Huron Park Thursday, Friday & Saturday, Sept. 2nd - 4th MEAT Page 16 Times-Advocate, September Z 1976 Middlesex teachers urged to promote professionalism The Ausable-Bayfield Con- servation Authority's Experience '76 program sponsored by the Provincial Goverment is quickly drawing to a close. Twenty-three students were involved in this year's program. The students were divided into two crews. One in the north, working out of the Exeter headquarters and one in the south, working out of Parkhill. The students and the Authority's permanent staff were involved in all maintenance and develop- ment projects carried out this year. The municipal crew, made up entirely of students, spent the majority of its time on municipal projects requested by watershed municipalities. The following municipal projects were com- pleted this year. Cemetery cleanup in Arkona, beach cleanup in Bayfield, municipal Honor bride at Elimville By KATHY COOPER E LIMVI L LE A community shower was held for Helen Batten bride elect of Saturday, on Monday evening at the church. Helen was escorted to the deeorated choir by Joan Kerslake and Janet Kerslake read the address. A mock wedding with Joan Pym, Joan Kerslake, Joyce Fulton, Laura Johns, Sandra Rowe, Denise Fletcher, Lori Kerslake and Allen Pym with Grace Pym on the piano en- tertaining everyone. Carol Allen read a poem. Helen thanked everyone for the lovely gifts. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Hilson Whiteford visited with Mrs. Squire Herd- man and also with Mr. Amos and Herman Herdman, Sunday af- ternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton, Mrs. Ester Wilson and Miss Sally Getty visited with Mr. & Mrs. Reuben Pehlke of Monkton last Tuesday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Jaques spent several weeks with their daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Jim Wilkinson and family of Wheatly. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Whiteford of Stratford visited with Mr. Amos and Herman Herdman on Sunday afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Russell Morley visited last Tuesday evening with Mr. & Mrs, Floyd Cooper and family. Mrs. Squire Herdman and Mr. & Mrs. Robert Coates and girls attended open house Sunday evening for Mrs. Alberta Hayden of Milesworth, who was celebrating her 90th birthday. Miss Sally Getty, Toronto spent several weeks with Mr. & Mrs. J.L. Wilson. KEEP C4 N4*D4 GROWING PLANT' REE,S) drain cleanup in Dublin and Hensall Dump, roadside brushing in Lobo, West Williams and McGillivray Townships, painting the picnic pavilion in Stanley Township Park and river brushing in Tuckersmith Township. The north student crew along with the permanent staff spent the majority of their summer in northern park' maintenance and development. They were in- volved in projects such as painting, step and bridge con- struction, grass cutting, and general maintenance and repairs in Clinton, Crediton, Lucan and Port Blake Conservation Areas and the Bannockburn Wildlife Area. The south students and staff crew maintained and developed the Parkhill, Thedford, and Rock Glen Conservation Areas. Projects included brushing and clearing the nature trails, assistance in maintenance of the tree nurseries, stream cleanup and parking lot construction. Thames Road bride feted By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD Mr. & Mrs. William Etherington, Jill and Michael of Mississauga spent the weekend with the former's parents Mr. & Mrs. Archie Etherington. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Brazier and Carol of Brantford were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Mr. & Mrs. Bob , Ulch and family of Russeldale, Mr. & Mrs. Don Ballantyne, David, Robbie and Richard of Thamesford, Mr. &Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne, Brenda and Wendy, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Ballantyne, Deanne and Cheryl were guests on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne. The occasion was Lloyd Ballantyne's birthday which was Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hodgert, Diane and Alan were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Murray May of London: Mrs. Mary Thomson of Exeter was a guest on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Forbds of Ottawa are visiting this week with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Quite a number of people from this community attended the 60th anniversary of the Kirkton- Woodham Farmers Club at the Community Centre, Wed- nesday evening. Afer the bountiful supper meal there was a ball game, a variety program andlthe guestspeaker was Bruce Murray of St. Marys who gave a very interesting and humorous talk. A large number of ladies and girls attended trousseau tea Saturday afternoon and evening at the home of Mrs. Lorne Passmore in honor of her daughter Sharon bride-elect of this Saturday. By MRS. THOMAS HERN ZION Memorial Day service was held Sunday at Zion West cemetery. The regular minister Rev. John Beaton was speaker. Special music was provided by Harry Hero who sang God will take care of you. The church choir sang an anthem with Nancy Bern as organist. The secretary Ross Bern brought the congregation up to date on what had been done at the cemetery and some future plans, The service will be held again next year at the same time. Salary negotiations and the Anti-Inflation Board, the size of elementary school classes and the amount of money being spent on elementary schools were issues discussed at the 58th an- nual meeting of the Federation of Women Teachers' Associations of Ontario. The meeting was held August 17 through August 20 at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto, Attending from Middlesex were Sheila Greason, Plover Mills School; Carol Anne Pickering and Lynne Sinclair, East Williams School; Pauline Hunt, Willowdale School; Eva Brophey, Colborne School, Strathroy ; Marion Walker, Adelaide and Parkhill Schools. About 600 women who teach in public elementary schools all over Ontario attended to represent the Federation's 31,000 members. A study on The Abused and Battered Child, done by an FWTAO committee, was released at the meeting. It em- phasizes the increasing seriousness of the problem and recommends that schools offer a course on parenting as part of a possible solution. 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