The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-02-03, Page 16t •
NO EXIT HERE — Snow drifts covered many doorways this weekend when residents tried to head outside.
The above picture shows a doorway on the Crediton home of Ed Nethercott, T-A photo
A message on Conservation
SAVE TO
UP
60%
Off Mfg. List During
Our Mid-Winter
FURNITURE
SALE
j3onthrois
ofjlensall
25th. WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
DANCE
for
ROLLY & MARG
VANSTONE
Postponed
to a
later date
LADIES WED A.M.
B. Elgie 464
R. Berends 520
D, Munroe 575
R. Piper (441)
SENIOR CITIZENS
B. Etherington 280
M. McKnight 364
M, Sanders 338
R. Collingwood 424
M. Killough 396
Prize Winners:
T, Neil
T. Bowden
JR, BOYS & GIRLS
FL B. McDonald 261 3 20
BO G. Pietsch 321 6 25
BK D. Armstrong 293 4 19
SR. BOYS & GIRLS
NH J. Mol 330 6 25
AC B, Stire 341 4 19
SF B, Anderson 327 3 21
MON. AFTERNOON MEN
R. Collingwood 593
C. Hendy 550
G. Hoggarth 506
B. Etherington 05
Exeter Legion
Valentines
Dance
Sat., Feb. 12
Music by
ROYAL AIRES
$10.00 a couple
Lunch provided
Tick e ts available at the bar
or from Executives,
Bowling
MENS MONDAY
BR C. McDonald 741 7 84
DD R, Heywood 713 0 64 FL M. Brintnell 691
AL K. Edwards 726 5 2 74 RO B. Farquhar 826 5 80 SU G. Webb 697 2 74
SP
EF
B, Hogg 777
W. Peitsch 637 7
0
78
48
C4 E. Matzold 890 7 101
KO C. Snell 620 0 15
MENS WEDNESDAY
AJ K. Edwards 717 7 55 BS B. Hogg 729 0 42
TA A. Flynn 653 5 89
CO D. Jackson 774 2 67
BL C. Wurm 720 5 59
TB D. Brintnell 659 2 74 YW R. Broderick 685 5 67
BO G. Stire 748 2 79
TUESDAY LADIES
AH Holtxmann 614 2 67
PP
J. Cleave 537
S. Brintnell 649
1
3
33
86
PK Y, Jaques 620 5 47
AL G. Tripp 553 3 67
HD
BB
R, Durand 627
B, Sangster 704 5
7
89
92
RO J. Simpson 540 6 42
LO M. Triebner 566 4 71
MM B. Turnbull 589 2 • 96
PO J. Penninga 568 5 48 UD P. Gower 477 0 7
Coming Events At
Pineridge Chalet
R.R. 2, Hensel!
Sat., Feb. 5
Joe Overholt Night
Banquet & Dance
Sat, Feb. 12
County
Fri. & Sat., Feb. 18 & 19
CRIPPLED CHILDRENS
WEEKEND
Joe Overholt
For Reservations Phone
262.2277 236.4610.
236- 4213
.1ANQUET- DANCE
Edgewood
Junior Farmers
Kirkton Community Centre
Sat., Feb. 19
Entertainment
JOLLY RODGERS
ADVANCE BANQUET TICKETS
$6,00 per person
DANCE ONLY
Tickets available at door
$3.00 per person
Quantities Limited
Door Prizes
Contact
Tom Harris 461.1947
Pete Vande Borne 225-2583
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Motors may not go on and
lights may flicker out by 1980
unless Ontario Hydro can drive
home its conservation message
That's what H.K.Wright,
Hydro's director of energy
conservation, told businessmen
at a one-day seminar sponsored
jointly by Hydro and the Building
No news from
North Star
Efforts by this newspaper to
get some information on the
status of North Star Yachts Ltd.
proved futile this week.
The Huron Park firm was
placed in receivership lagt week.
At that time, a spokesman for
The Clarkson Company, London,
indicated some workers may be
recalled to finish off the in-
ventory. However, two calls
placed to the company this week
were not answered.
_About 60 employees were laid,
off in January when the boat firm
ran into financial problems and
subsequently failed to meet a
deadline set by the Ontario
Development Corporation to
raise funds from other sources.
Fair board to
meet Wednesday
The annual meeting of the
Exeter Agricultural Society will
be held Wednesday, February 9
at the South Huron District High
School library.
The meeting was originally
scheduled Friday but was
postponed by the storm.
Directors will meet at 7,30 p,m.
and the general meeting will get
underway 15 minutes later,
Huron's Ag Rep Don Pullen will
moderate a panel. Discussion will
centre on "Where do we go from
here with the Exeter Fair."
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F. F. EL: SPORTS& RECREATION LIMITED = =
GUARANTEED
INVESTMENT
CERTIFICATES
Owners Management Association
recently.
Hydro's problem is a lack of
money. When the provincial
Government imposed spending
restraints in 1975, the corporation
was forced to cut $6.5 billion from
its spending program.
That figure translates into a
shortfall of four million kilowatts
of power-the difference between
estimated demand and supply.
And four million kilowatts, Mr.
Wright says, is equal to twice the
power currently generated by the
Pickering nuclear plant.
What can be done to prevent.
brownouts all over Ontario by the
1980s? According to Mr, Wright,
the answer's simple : practice
conservation.
If growth in demand can be cut
to a six per cent climb this year
from the traditional seven per
cent, then there will be ample
• power for all users.
Kirkton 4-H
dLib Meets
Jan.25th was the first 4H
meeting 'for the Kirkton No. 5
girls, held at the home of leader
Mrs. Marion Urquhart. Eighteen
will be participating in the club,
MAJOR IN MEAT. Assistant
leader is Donna Paynter.
The officers elected for this
project were: Pres.-Deb
Schaefer; vice Pres.-Ellen
Eveleigh; Sec.-Lana Mar-
shall ; Treas,-Shelley'Fletcher ;
Pres. reporter-Deb Siddall.
Joan Ross gave a demon-
stration for the correct way to
measure ingredients. Mrs.
Paynter demonstated the
preparation of making Beef
Loaf Cups.
1/2 cup dry bread crumbs
1/2 cup milk
3/4 lb. ground beef
1 egg slightly beaten
2 tbsps diced onion
,/2 teaspoon salt
lie tsp. pepper
1/4 tsp. sage
Soak bread crumbs in milk in
large bowl. Add meat and
remaining ingredients and mix
well. Place in greased muffin tins
and press down with fork to form
indentation. Make sauce by
mixing following ingredients
and place on top of meat. Bake at
350° for 45 min. Makes 4 servings.
Sauce: 3 tbsps br. sugar
4 tbsps of ketchup or chili
sauce
14 tsp of nutmeg
1 tsp of dry mustard
Cathy Regier will host the next
meeting on Feb, 1 at 7 p.m.
pCT NOW
GUARAN TEED
RETIREMENT
SAVINGS PLANS
REGISTERED HOME
OWNERSHIP
SAVINGS PLANS
He also warned that rates
would continue to rise: 30 per
cent in 1977 followed by 12 per
cent hikes in 1978 and 1979.
"Any levelling off of electricity
increases to those low levels
experienced in the Sixties is not
forseen for quite a few years
unless there is a substantial
lowering of interest rates and
fossil fuel costs stabilize,"
March of Dimes
project underway
Volunteer canvassing for the
Exeter campaign for the March
of Dimes is continuing all week.
Local chairman Dorothy Pfaff
said Wednesday that only a few
volunteers were out Monday
night for the scheduled canvass.
Mrs. Pfaff said the balance of
the 45 Marching Mothers would
be working through the rest
of the. week to complete the
project.
The 1976 campaign netted
$1,430. Anyone missed in the
current canvass and wishing to
make a donation may contact
Mrs. Pfaff at 235-2013.
Stephen farmer
injures knee
A Stephen township farmer
Bruce Shapton was injured late
Tuesday afternoon when a
snowmobile he was operating
turned over in a huge snowdrift
on Concession 2.
Shapton suffered a shattered
kneecap and underwent surgery
at St. Joseph's Hospital Wed-
nesday afternoon.
CONCERNED
A concerned citizen called the
T-A this week suggesting that
owners of all stores and buildings
along Exeter's Main St. should
clear the icicles and huge clumps
of snow hanging from roof tops,
window sills and awnings before
a thaw sets in.
Pil/M013/47177017
Fitness. In your heart youjutow it's right.
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Telephone 539-5601
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