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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-10, Page 15CREDITON EXECUTIVE — The new executive for the Crediton men's club was recently installed. Back, left, Don McIntyre, lunch; Ken Glavin, entertainment; Gerald Dearing, treasurer; Lloyd Roezler, membership and Bob Hodgins, bar. Front, secretary Bob Jackson, vice-president Charles Browning Sr., president Wes Hodgson and past president Wilmar Wein. Missing was vice-president Joe Averill. T-A photo Bible Society representative speaks at Greenway service aputline several ousing projects 4 Sally Hannon of the Ministry of Housing attended Grand Bend council's regular meeting last Monday night, Ms, Hannon out-lined several housing programs the Ministry has available to municipalities, 'especially as they 'pertain to Grand Bend. Council received a letter from the Southcott Pines Association stating a letter written by Don Southcott to council on January 31, of this year was his own personal opinion and not that of the directors or shareholders of the company. The village has agreed to be named the benefiting municipality in the erosion control property Site B in the village, This means erosion control work may be done in this area under the Shorelines Assistance Act with Grand Bend paying 90 per cent of the Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Authorities share of the costs, Council passed a motion in- creasing the seasonal' dockage rate at the village docks to $13 per linear foot of the boat being docked. *lay euchre at Shipka 'By MRS. HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA Nine tables were in play at the progressive euchre party held at Shipka Community Centre on Wednesday evening. Winners were: Ladies high, Mrs. Henry Becker; ladies low, Mrs. Ward Neeb, Zurich; mens high, George Dixon, Exeter; mens low, Russell Mellin ; most lone hands, Cliff Russell. The south group were in charge of refreshments. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Bill McKeever of London visited Saturday with her grandmother Mrs. Mabel Desjardine and Mr. & Mrs. Willis Desjardine, Ray and Cindy. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Kaak, ac- companied by Mr. & Mrs. Henk Kaak, have returned from a three week holiday to Hawaii, Fiji and New Zealand. Mrs. Harry Daamen, Mrs. Kaak's mother stayed with the Kaak children during their parent's holiday. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Vincent, Lori, Michael and Michelle, spent the weekend at Barryton, ichigan, at the home of her ester, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Navarre and lamilyp where a family gathering 'was held to bid farewell to Brian Navarre, a member of the U.S. Air Force, who is leaving for 15 months duty in Guam. Mr. & Mrs. Gus Van Massenhoven accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Tony,Ansems of Parkhill returned ast Sunday from a nine day holiday in Florida. Mr. .& Mrs. Joe Van Massenhoven, Watford stayed with Anita, Ronnie and Michael, during their parent's vacation. Mr. & Mrs. Ward Neeb of Zurich visited Thursday night with Mr, & Mrs. Hugh Morenz. The Morenz's visited Sunday in ▪ London with their granddaughter Persephone Morenz, Bill and Lynda. Advertising... helps you find exactly what you need. CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD Clinton Community Credit Union Exeter Branch 430 Main St. Exeter, Ontario Shopping for a new car? Then shop for CAR FINANCING See CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION current rate 12% per annum on the unpaid balance including Life Insurance DuirokenilaNdeGA lb. 98'. Picnic Style PORK SHOULDER lb. 88' Fresh, Country Style PORK RIBS lb$. 11 •18 Frozen, Grade B TURKEYS 8 - 14 lb. Avg. lb. 78' U.S.A. No. 1 Spinach U.S. No. 1 Mushrooms , McCain's Peas, Mixed Veg. 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Exeter Grand Bend Office Office 2352420 238-8484 k I Subject to change Times-Advocate, March 10, 1977 Page 15 Drive carefully Council asks support for sewer program By MANUEL CURTS GREENWAY Rev. Jack Thompson, London, Secretary of the Western Ontario District of the Canadian Bible Society was the minister in the United Church on Sunday. The flowers in the church, and also in the Anglican Church were placed there by the family of the late Wm, R. Bullock. The sympathy of this com- munity is extended to Mrs. Annabelle Sherritt, whose brother Russell MacGregor died in the Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich last Tuesday. The United Church Women held their March meeting at the home of Mrs. Ross Brown, Tuesday.. Mrs, Ken Rock and Mrs. Lawrence Curts led in the study and worship period. Lunch was provided by the hostess and Mrs. J. W, Horner. Mrs. Jacob Lagerwerf, Mrs. Cecil Smithers, Mrs, Carman Woodburn, Mrs. Ross Brown and By PAUL SALMON Although I have frequently had the pleasure of reporting of visitors to Mt. Carmel, two recent visitors to our area have travelled the farthest of any I have mentioned. They are Peter and Maria Jeromkin, the uncle and aunt of Mr. Nick Jeromkin Jr., who have journeyed from Novosibirsk, a city in the Soviet Union. The couple arrived in Canada February 11 and are staying with Peter's brother and sister-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Nick Jeromkin Sr., RR 3, Dashwood. Their trip to Canada was a long and complicated one involving 11 hours of flight time. They were driven from their home in Novosibirsk to Moscow, flew from Moscow to Zurich, from Zurich to Frankfurt, from Frank- burt to Montreal and finally from Montreal to Toronto. Novosibirsk , the city from which the couple's long journey commenced, is the largest city in Siberia. The city itself is only 70 years old, but few cities in the world have grown as rapidly. Its present population .of 1,200,000 people ranks eighth in the Soviet Union and its land area of 480 square kilometers is 'exceeded only by Moscow and Leningrad. The city is a major industrial and scientific center as well as a major cultural center involved in Mrs. James Geromette attended the World Day of Prayer service held in Crediton United Church, Friday. • Mr. & Mrs, Norman Hodgins, who accompanied Mr. & Mrs. John Campbell, Parkhill, have returned home, following a two week holiday in Florida, Darryl Nowitski, Mississauga, has been holidaying with his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Clare Reid for two weeks. Mr. & Mrs. Keith Young were Friday evening visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Horner and family. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hutchinson were Detroit visitors recently with Mrs. Lillian McLean and Mrs. Hazel French. Mrs, Fred McLinchey has returned home after spending the winter months with her daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Kalop, in Detroit. Mrs. Graham Eagleson and Tanya Neil, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Neil, are patients in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. the advancement of the arts. The Jeromkins have a visa for a six-month stay in our country so they will have ample time to see many of the points of interest we Canadians are so proud of. Already Mr. Peter Jeromkin has had a unique tour of our area as he joined Mr, Nick Jeromkin Jr. for a two hour flight in Mr. Jeromkin's plane. No doubt a sort of cultural exchange between the Soviet couple and the Jeromkins of our area will occur and at the. present the only problem that exists is one of communication, which is extremely frustrating since the travellers and their hosts are eager to, ask many questions. In Church news, this past Sunday Giselle Vanneste, the daughter of Willy and Jeannine Vanneste, was baptized and welcomed as a member of the parish at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. Wobble or shimmy, especially in a new car, is usually caused by wheel imbalance. Have it checked. It's not a big job. * * * Antifreeze does not leak as readily as water. In addition, some antifreeze products are made with a sealer additive. V Wise drivers in cold climates keep sunglasses in the car winter AND summer. Winter sun glancing off bright snow can be blinding. * The rotor in your car is the revolving component in the distributor that relays high voltage current to each spark plug cable. * * * Radial tires should never be mixed with bias-ply or bias belted tires. Different fires cause the car to handle differently; the poor handling, of a combination of tires can be very dangerous. 3 * * You'll get the right tires at Larry Sniders. It's our.lob to protect you and your car. Depend on our master mechanics, Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 2 3 5-1 6 40 LONDON 2 2 7-4 1 9 1 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer By the way: Did you hear about the minister who told his congregation he had received a `call' to go to another church? When questioned, he revealed he was offered $300 more salary. "Parson," he was told "that isn't a 'call,' that's a 'raise.' Whole, Rind On SLAB BACON lb. 98' Processing No Charge * *- Burns No. 1 Pride of Canada WIENERS lb. 58' -1( Burns No. 1 By the Piece BOLOGNA lb. 38t Grand Bend council has requested local businessmen and women support them in their attempt to get sewers in Grand Bend this year, even if it is only along the main street, This support is coming from the businesses in the form of letters of support. One businessman, Bill Ram- meloo attended the council meeting to find out just what stage the sewers are at. Reeve Bob Sharen explained the 0M13 had approved the villages request for sewers, but there was no money to begin construction, "We have to prove we need those sewers worse than someone else," explained Reeve Sharen. "That is one reason we have asked local business to support council's request for sewers. Deputy-Reeve Bob Simpson indicated to Mr, Rammeloo, Council is trying to at least get sewers started on the main street regardless of whether or not the money is available to complete the job at the same time. Reeve Sharen said council has still received no official notice from OMB concerning a starting date for the sewers. However in a letter the Ministry of the Environment written to the Hay Municipal Soviet Union couple visiting at Mt. Carmel Steer This Way By LARRY SNIDER Telephone system, the Ministry stated sewer construction in Grand Bend would begin in the fiscal year 1978. Council received a copy of the letter and authorized the clerk to ask for confirmation of that construction schedule. PARKHILL By MRS. HARRY SHEPPARD Mr, & Mrs, George Charlton visited Mrs. Sarah Charlton and Mrs, Lila Lightfoot, "Craighelme", Asa Craig. Miss Sandra Hutchison is on a working Experience from N.M,D.H.S. at "Charltons Ladies and Childrens Wear." Mr. & Mrs. Glen Hayter, Sarnia visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Newt Hayter, Ella Ray visited with their daughter Mr. & Mrs. Richard O'Rourke and girls for a couple days and she also visited Miss Mary McCormick, Parkhill recently. Mr. & Mrs. Glen Stewart, Mr. & Mrs. Tony Humphries, Petrolia, Mr. & Mrs. Colin Bailey, (he just returned from back surgery) all visited Mr. & Mrs. George Charlton. Mrs. Gerald Charlton spent a few days with Mr, & Mrs. Rick Kelles tine and Darrel of Leamington.