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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-10, Page 17GUEST SKATERS — The featured guest skaters at Saturday's Exeter figure skating carnival will be Lord Baier and Lloyd Eisler.They won a gold medal in novice pair competition in the 1977 Canadian cham- pionship. Prayer event staged at Elimville church Warehouse Furniture and Appliances Unlimited (New and Used) Sales" & Service • Antiques & Things MAIN ST. 235-1964 EXETEF CONCRETE TILT SLAB" BUNKER SILO t. BRINTNELL CONSTRUCTION LTD. RR 1, GRANTON 229-8244 Also Clay or Beatty Farm Equipment Shop At Wilson's Jewellery Beside Bank of Montreal, Exeter PLEASING YOU — PLEASES US -11111VintilitertaINIZSIRMICICRISII H&R Block has a special reason why you should let them prepare your income tax return. H & 11 Block has not increased its fee schedule but has kept it unchanged from last year, And just as always, the simpler the return, the lower the fee. This year, more than ever, H & A Block should do your taxes, H&R ECLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 383 Main St. (Upper) Exeter Telephone 235-2905 ASK US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE NOW IS THE TIME TO INSTALL • TV TOWERS • CB ANTENNAS Radio 1111401, Gord's Trophies Engravings 382 Main St. (Formerly Batons) 235-2261 OUR GRAND OPENING SALE ENDS SATURDAY Shop now at either of our two stores and get in on the savings. EXETER STORE ONLY SNIFFER-HILLMAN SUITS ONLY 10% ABOVE FACTORY COST NO YOU CAN GET GREAT VALUES IN MEN'S WEAR Len McKnight & Sons MAIN ST., EXETER KING ST. HENSALL 111111.1 MEN'S WEAR ammo medarcharge DON'T CUT OFF CHILDREN'S LIVES WO. IMMWWM8W.:41-1rII4WMg;i1m0f 1977 DOG TAGS TOWN OF EXETER BY-LAW No. 9, 1969 THAT every owner or harborer of a dog or dogs shall on or before the 15th of MARCH in each year pay to the Municipal Clerk the following license fees: For a male dog or spayed female dog For a female dog - For each additional male dog, after the first dog of either sex For each female dog, after the first dog of either sex Kennel License On payment of the fee or fees the owner or harborer shall be furnished with a dog tag for each dog. This dog tag shall be kept securely fixed on the dog at all times. $5.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $25.00 Be sure you see us for VAN INTERIORS We'll do a professional job on the inside of your van or if you want to do it yourself we'll sell you the materials. * Curtains * Bunk mattresses covered * Awnings * Seats covered to co-ordinate with interior * Padding and materials DON'T WAIT FOR SPRING — DO IT NOW Repair work and replacement work on tent campers SHIRLEY'S LOFT (Behind McKnight's) Weekdays 9 - 5 Rear 436 Main St. Sat. 10 - 3 EXETER DECOR CENTRE 15 Gidley St., East 235-1010 * * * Almatex Paints & Accessories v Stipple Tone & Antique Kits Resilacrete Moisture Resistant Paints * * * Also 10% OFF All Wallpaper Canada .. Pastes PostCanada First class letters (up to 1 oz.) and postcards to Canadian and American destinations will cost 120 from March 1, 1977. At the same time, postage for sealed greeting cards will change to 100. For other rate changes, please check with your postmaster. Correct postage plus the Postal Code will give you better service. Stamp it. Seal it. Code it. Post it. Seeks evaluation volunteers Clandeboye man dies CLANDEBOYE Kenneth William George Carter died in University Hospital on Monday, March 7, 1977, in his 72nd year, Mr. Carter was a life long resident of Clandeboye area, a member of St. James Anglican Church and the current vestry clerk. He was also a member of the cemetery board. During his very active lifetime he followed a variety of vocations. His first venture into the business world was in banking with the Standard bank in Lucan. His longing for the outdoor life took over and he worked for the Ontario Hydro, the railroad, McGillivray township works department as a grader operator and eventually returned to far- ming. In 1932 he married Viola Lee and they had two children a son Clarence of Clandeboye and a daughter Patricia (Mrs. John Brownlee) of Gravenhurst. There are seven grandchildren, He hak a brother Andrew living in Exeter and Amber deceased, From May 1947 to December 1970 Mr, Carter was the Supertest farm agent for the area, during which time he was named agent of the year, He was a McGillivray representative on the Lucan and Community Memorial Arena Board for the past 25 years and a long timemember of Irving Lodge No. 154, The funeral will be held on Thursday ,at 2:30 p,m. from. the Haskett Funeral Home, Lucan with interment in St, James Cemetery, Clandeboye. Personals Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Bill Cornelissen (nee Karen Coughlin) who were married Saturday, March 5. Mrs. Evelyn O'Neil and Mrs. Mary Carter returned this week from a holiday in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Simpson, Nancy and Darren, London, and Mr. & Mrs. Murray Simpson and Matthew, St. Marys visited with their mother, Mrs. Florence Simpson, Friday and Sunday. Shane and Tonya Williams of Lobo spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Rupert Williams. Gerald Milison returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital on Monday where he had surgery last week. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Latta ac- companied by Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee returned on Tuesday from a holiday in Florida. They visited Mrs. Latta's aunt in Alabama, enroute home. Mr. & Mrs. Don Lankin, Carolyn and Paul of Lucan and Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lynn and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Lynn and family. The community was deeply saddened on Monday to hear of the death of Ken Carter, a life time resident of this community. Our sincere sympathy is ex- tended to his wife and family, also his brother Andy of Exeter. Rev. Charles Scott, Chaplain at the London Psychiatric Hospital was in charge of the service at the United Church Sunday and will continue to conduct the services for the month of March. The euchre party scheduled for Friday night at St. James Anglican church has been can- celled. By KATHY COOPER ELIMVILLE The Thames Road-Elimville UCW held "World Day of Prayer" at the Elimville church on Friday afternoon. Taking part in the program were Mrs. June Stewart, Mrs. Marion Cann, Mrs. Marilyn Pym, Mrs. Jean Cann who provided a musical number, Mrs. Marjorie Johns, Miss Ruth Skinner, Mrs. Marion Skinner and Mrs. Leona Hern who read the scripture. Everyone enjoyed the film "I can ski," A social hour was enjoyed at the close of the meeting. The first meeting of Elimville II 4-H club. was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Joyce Fulton. The leaders are Mrs. Joyce Fulton and Miss Joan Kerslake. They held the election of of- ficers: President, Nancy Cooper; vice-president, Donna Kerslake and cover designer, Joan Ker- slake. They will have a rotating secretary. The clubs name is "Perky P.J.'s." They discussed what they could make and the material that they could use. The Elimville Women's Institute held a euchre Monday evening at the hall. Prize winners were ladies high, Mrs. Geraldine Grimminck; mens high, Floyd Cooper; travelling lone hands, Mrs. Myrtle Hanna; hidden score, Bill Stephen; low, Allen Johns. There will be another Sororities join for choral event For the first March meeting, Xi Gamma Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the Exeter Public School. After a brief business meeting in one of the class rooms, Xi Gamma Nu joined their sister Chapter, Alpha Pi, in the school library. Carol Bishop, Joy Darling, Wanda Graham, Joanne Bowen, divided the group in two, Following a brief rehearsal each section entertained the other with a choral reading — Casey Jones verses John Henry. Hostesses Barbara Grant and Linda Burgess provided a delicious lunch. All present were reminded that April 15 will be Daffodil Day in Exeter for the Cancer Society. All parents, trustees, teachers, students, employees, and ratepayers having an interest in the Huron County Board of Education Schools located in the southern part of the county are invited to become involved in an evaluation of their local school system by volunteering to join a committee. The first phase of the evaluation is internal and a number of committees will be needed. The members will not be evaluators. They will be the agents to help people evaluate themselves regarding their at- titudes, roles and programs. The key objective of the Prayer event at Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Love in Action was the theme Friday for the World Day of Prayer at 11 a.m, at Kirkton United Church. Guests were present from Woodham United and Kirkton Anglican, Mrs. Al Eveleigh, Mrs. C. Switzer, Mrs, W. Selves, Mrs. R. Shamblaw and Mrs. R, Paynter took part in the service Meater Maids meet Kirkton No, 5 held their fifth meeting on March 1 with Donna Bickell being the hostess. Roll call was The way lamb or veal is served in my home. Sheila Duncan, Susan Schaefer, Shirley Freer, and Cathy Ecker have been elected as a committee to plan a dinner Mrs. Paynter gave a lesson on veal. Wiener Schnitzel is pan- fried, breaded veal cutlets. Moist-heat methods are used for cooking smaller cuts. Dry-heat methods are used for cooking larger cuts and in either case should be cooked slowly. The older the animal is the darker red the meat is. .Mrs. Urquhart gave a lesson on lamb. Lamb is most plentiful from September to December.. Up to 14 months old it is called lamb and after 14 months is called m utton. Many types of vegetables can be served with lamb or it can be garnished with peach halyes, pear halves or tomatoes. Personals Mrs. Lorne Marshall visited last week with Miss Linda Marshall and Mr. & Mrs. Bill Marshall and family of London. Mrs. E. Shute and Mrs. Car- man Park holidayed in Florida for two weeks. Kirkton 4-H No. 5 Club had an exhibit at the Farm Show at London last week. This exhibit was "Party Ideas." Dr. & Mrs. Norm Amos have returned home from a two weeks vacation in Florida, NOW OPEN The S cizzor SILT For Men Women Perms Our Specialty For More Information Phone 228-6927 Main Street Centralia evaluation program is to determine, from the response of all groups involved, the system's own perception of its strengths and weaknesses, and to make recommendations for areas of development. Most parents have received a letter from their school inviting participation but ratepayers who do not have children in school presently and who wish to par- ticipate may call their local school and leave their name and telephone number. The family of schools involved includes the South Huron District High School and its feeder schools—Exeter P.S., Hensall P.S., J.A.D. McCurdy P.S,, Stephen P,S,, Usborne P.S., Zurich P.S. and the Huron Hope S.M.R. Jim Chapman, internal evaluation co-ordinator hopes for a good community response. "It would be great if we had more volunteers than we could use. We need strong committees that represent a cross-section of the community, so participation is vital," Mr. Chapman plans to begin forming committees im- mediately, Chapman continues, "This is your opportunity to become in- volved in the educational plan- ning for your community." 7 Opportunity to discuss education March 10, 1977 Paco 17 By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY Holy Communion Service was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Carroll Sunday, with Rev. Mary Mills in charge. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis visited their daughter Heather in Lon- don, Saturday, they also visited Mr. & Mrs. Dare and Laura Lee, at Woodstock and on Sunday had lunch with Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis and dinner with Mrs. George McFalls. Mrs. Hugh Davis observed her birthday on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Muller and family London spent Sunday with their cousins Mr. & Mrs. Jim Barker and Jean, Rev. Mary Mills conducted cottage service at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis Sunday afternoon. Next Sunday the service is planned for the home of Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy, Centralia. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Love and Fayann were Sunday guests with her parents Mr. & Mrs, Clarence Davis. Mrs. Heber Davis attended the Day of Prayer service at St. Patrick's Lucan. Rev. Mary Mills was the speaker, The Davis' were dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Athinson and they entertained Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott and Mr. & Mrs, Jim Barker during the week. euchre in two weeks time. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton en- tertained Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Penhale, Mr, & Mrs. Delmar Skinner, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Wilson, Mr. & Mrs. John Batten and Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper, Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and Doug spent the weekend in the Pelham and Niagara area with Doug's hockey team. Doug stayed Saturday evening with Brian Gula. Sunday everyone enjoyed a trip to Niagara Falls, Mr. & Mrs. T. L. Scott of Cromarty visited recently with Mr. & Mrs, Bill Routly. Communion at Saintsbury