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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-03, Page 14Page 14 Times-Advocate, March 3, 1977 • 0 t I 44 FE; '1/44, EAST WILLIAMS SPEAKERS — The annual public speaking contest at East Williams Central School was held recently. From the left are senior winners Kenton Otterbein, third; Dorothy Nordemann, second and winner Kevin Stewart, Photo by Scheifele Tower tour is best speech 0.4 ii#04:4 1k4 4 41 4.0 444 41" 01,1; 1.0...* te • • a to vs; • I! 4.4 • 4 • . 44.44 4,41 4 4.4-1-4114 4 "0141 PIONEER it's the finest in stereo equipment for your car GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY Jerry MacLean & Son AUTOMOTIVE LTD. Exeter 235-0500 OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDLY ORDER NOW LIQUID 28 % NITROGEN A high performance nitrogen source for winter wheat, spring grains, corn and white beans NOW WITH TWO MACHINES TO SERVE YOU BETTER Now Hensall. Co-op has a second sprayer unit in operation which assures you of custom application when you need it. 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Warren Main St., Zurich (above Westlake Insurance) 236-4351 421 Centre Avenue, London 679.9550 RICHARD WELSH Chartered Accountant OFFICE: 433-3803 154 Wharncliffe Rd. S. London, Ontario N6J 2K6 RESIDENCE: 227.4823 120 Alice St. Lucan Eric and Robert Say: For Flowers Plants or Gifts CALL OR VISIT OUR DADDY'S FLOWER SHOP Grand Bend Flowers - Main St. - 238-8638 • Hensall Flowers - King St, - 262-2533 After Hours Farmer Bill's Greenhouses . Dashwood - 237-3228 Girls consider clothes World Day of Prayer, Friday Catalysts inspire Mut Craig audience this service, that God may perfect in us His love. Guest speaker for the service will be Mrs. Alex Simpson of Ailsa Craig. The service was prepared ,by the women of the German Democratic Republic. Taking his audience on a mental tour of the C.N. Tower in Toronto, grade eight student Kevin Stewart took top honours in the senior division of the public speaking contest at East Williams Memorial Public School last Thursday evening. With a microphone carved from soap, Kevin plausibly acted as tour guide as he described the many outstanding aspects of the famous tower. "The tower is struck by lightning between 150 and 200 times a year," warned Kevin. "But lightning conductors on top of the tower will keep you safe— and the view can be magnificent!" Dorothy Nordemann placed second. Speaking on fear, she outlined various types of fears and mentioned fear of fear itself as being one of the most difficult to overcome. Speaking of Witches and Witch- craft, grade six student, Kenton Otterbein, took third place, The winners will go on to take part in the Middlesex County competition, Judges included Judge Glenn Marshman of the Provincial Court in London, Mrs. Betty Lou Miller, of Sylvan and J. Foreman of Denfield. Twenty speakers in all took part in the competition. Others included John Aszalos, Becky Bender, Dean Bender, Debbie Bice, Frank Brubacher, Wendy Brunner, Grant Chamberlain, Valerie Crawford, Christine Cudney, Wendy Currie, Elizabeth Ingham, Charlene Kidd, Kelly McFadden, Steven McLeish, Cheri Otterbein, Louis Ravelle and Marcy Romyn. Each of the speakers were presented with a silver dollar from the Home and School Association, and first place winner received four, second place, three, and third place, two dollars. Lucan man remanded Harry James Barnes of 109 1V1aElene Street, Lucan was remanded out of custody until March 8 when he appeared in Provincial Court in London Tuesday. Barnes has been charged with raping a University of Western Ontario co-ed and indecently assaulting another co-ed, Friday, February 18. Barnes was charged after the women told police they were accosted by a man in an apart- ment building parking lot and taken to an area in London township where the assaults took place under threat. The investigation is being conducted by Constable B.D. Munro of the Lucan OPP detach- ment and Constable P. Edwards of the, London detachment. By JOY SCHEIFELE AILSA CRAIG Although the crowd was not large on Saturday evening, those attending the Catalysts per- formance at the Town Hall were inspired and impressed by the drama musical group. Performing a number of short skits on religion and life, the four players captured the old and young alike within the audience. Music was often a part of the dramas, and at others at separate identity. The Catalysts are part of the Covenant Players who have visited Ailsa Craig in recent years, They are a group of itinerant players travelling throughout cities, towns and villages performing secular and religious dramas written by their founder, Charles M. Tanner. Established in 1963, within 10 years they had become one of the Huron County has agreed to co- operate with the University of Guelph in a Rural Development Outreach Project to be carried out in the county over the next three to six years. County councillors voted to give the project their support when they met in regular session at Goderich, Thursday. The project funded by a $577,350 grant from the Kellogg Foundation, is aimed at developing means by which resources and expertise at the university can be put to use in the rural development process. Huron was chosen because it is an area already in contact with the University of Guelph and one Uphold method of appointments Members of Huron County Council voted Thursday to uphold the recommendations of its executive committee in the matter of appointing represen- tatives to various boards and committees for 1977. Only two of the appointments, that of Clarence Boyle of Exeter to the South Huron Hospital Board and J.F. Flannery to the Children's Aid Society Board, were actually new however. The remainder represented a move to return present representatives to their posts, with the exception of appointments involving the new wards. John Fischer of RR 1, Bluevale will serve another term as the County represen- tative on the Wingham and District Hospital Board. E. Beecher Menzies of Clinton was returned to his seat on the Clinton Public Hospital Board as was Gordon Rimmer to the Seaforth Community Hospital Board and Mrs. John Berry to the Board of the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in Goderich, Warden Doug McNeil, property committee chairman John Jewitt and executive committee chairman Bill Morley were ap- pointed to the Huron Historic Jail Board. W.J. Elston will represent Huron on the Board of the Vic- torian Order of Nurses, The 1977 Goderich Airport Committee will see County representative Warden Doug McNeil, and Property committee chairman John Jewitt. In addition to Mr. Flannery, J.R. Hunking, Chairman of the Social Services Committee. Warden Doug McNeil and J.F.' MacDonald were appointed to the Board of the Children's Aid Society. James Mair of Brussels will serve on the board of Directors of Conestoga College, Warden McNeil on the Huron Centre for Children and Youth, Donald Eadie on the Huron Power Plant Committee and the members of the 1977 County Executive Committee were all appointed to the Local Government Study Committee. world's largest touring theatres, Their home base is located in Reseda, California, though a number of units have been established throughout Canada and the U.S. for reaching a widespread area. They have performed in the U.S., Canada, Australia and many parts of Europe, Each unit is made up of four to six young people dedicated to sharing the Christian gospel. At their meeting last week the 4-H girls voted to name their club, "Ailsa Craig's Best Dressed", The girls are currently studying the course, "Consider Your Clothes". Various lines and colour schemes were discussed at this week's meeting. Eleven girls were present at the meeting. 'Time was spent helping each to understand the basics of harmony of clothes. The next meeting will be held which is advanced in its planning process. Now that the university has been assured co-operation they are expected to appoint a project director in the near future and county council has appointed Goderich Reeve Bill Clifford as its representative on the project advisory board. The county planning board is to act as the liaison agency between the council and the university team, Annual progress reports are to be submitted to council and the agreement approved on Thprsday provides that the county or the university may withdraw from the project , if differences are encountered which cannot be resolved by adjustment or dialogue. In other business arising from the report of the planning board to council, the councillors ap- proved a recommendation that the planning department be authorized to make application to the ministry of housing for a Community Planning Study Grant for the preparation of a model rural zoning by-law.. Cost of 'the program is estimated at $3,400. Council also voted to establish a subcommittee to conduct a review of the Ontario Building Code. It was agreed that this subcommittee shoUld consist of three members and G. H. Stirling, R. M. Williamson and Harold Knight, along with Warden D. A. McNeil in his ex office capacity, were appointed to the new body. PUC share in tree costs Exeter PUC agreed to share the costs with council in a tree planting program this year, but not to the extent recommended last week by Reeve Si Simmons. Simmons had suggested that council pay for the trees at a cost of about $597 and the PUC pick up the balance of the costs for planting, staking, etc. PUC manager Hugh Davis told the Commission on Thursday that a policy was established in 1962 whereby the PUC did the planting and council picked up the tab for the trees and any other material costs 'such as stakes, peat moss and ties. He said he thought the Com- mission were being very generous iii that approach as they obviously had no respon- sibility for planting trees in the community. While he said it was in reality not the responsibility of the PUC, it was the only way council would agree to a replan- ting program. Commissioner Chan Livingstone said council should continue to look after the extra material costs, which amount to about $100. "If council needs $100 we'll lend it to them," he chided, Mayor Shaw said the amount in question was so "piddly" it shouldn't matter either way. at the former Ailsa Craig Public School, World Day of Prayer Marking the 90th birthday of the World Day of Prayer,,ser- C. HARRY RODER, D.C. NORMAN L. RODER, D.C. DOCTORS OF CHIROPRACTIC 84 Pannel Lane, STRATHROY Telephone 245-1 2 7 2 By appointment please. GEORGE EIZENGA LTD. INCOME TAX - ACCOUNTING For FARM & BUSINESS 1396 STONEYBROOK CRESCENT • LONDON Telephone 672-5504 MT. CARMEL INCOME TAX CENTRE INCOME TAX—ACCOUNTING for Farmers and Businessmen MONTHLY BOOKKEEPING • SERVICE No Job Too Small PHONE 237.3469 . Vince Ryan B.A. ONAN GENERATORS SALES & SERVICE JOHN BICKERSTAFF 235-0688 — EXETER — Hugh Tom FILSON and ROBSON AUCTIONEERS • 20 years' experience of complete sale service Provincially licensed. Conduct sales of any kind, any place. We guarantee you more. 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