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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-24, Page 3PRIME RIB ROAST $ 19 LB. We reserve the right to limit quantities SCHNEIDERS HEAVY HEADQUARTERS FOR EASTER CANDY Shop Now While We Have A Full Selection %I& Kraft Peanut Butter 12 oz 59' Vegetable Soup 4/99' Libby's Fancy Creamed Corn 14 oz. 47' Top Valu Liquid Bleach 64 oz. 59( Mazola Cooking Oil 32 oz 9.59 Remember - The Specials On Opposite Page Also Available At Darling's DARLING'S For Meat Orders & Custom Killing Phone 235-0420 Area Fund Raising KIRKTON-WOODHAM SWIMMING POOL FUND Kirkton Community Association $3000.00 Kirkton Rink Board 500.00 Interested Usborne family 100.00 Anonymous 50.00 An Usborne Supporter 100.00 Interested Person 50.00 William Hea ther. and family 30.00 Raymond Switzer 100.00 VictOria & Grey Trust Co. Exeter 15.00 Anonymous 500.00 Anonymous 500.00 Anonymous 100.00 Wayne and Jackie Dix and family 25.00 Donna Rae Lang 10.00 Sy and Geraldine Grimminck & family 50.00 Peter and Sylvia Watson & family 30.00 Interested Usborne family 25.00 Interested Usborne family 50.00 George and Ralph Conlan 50.00 Interested UsbOrne family 100.00 Ross and Helen Jaques 50.00 Dave and Gayle Hern & family 50.00 Interested Usborne family 100.00 Ted and Catherine Van Roestal & family 100.00 Wayne and Laura Hern & family 100.00 Ross and Florence Hern 100.00 Interested Usborne family 100.00 Gerald Prance 50.00 Anonymous 30.00 Doug and Carol Miners 50.00 Anonymous 10.00 David Dykeman 100.00 Interested Usborne family 50.00 Interested Usborne family 50.00 Anonymous 60.00 Anonymous 10.00 Interested Usborne family 150.00 Interested Usborne family 150.00 Anonymous 15.00 Anonymous 20.00 Anonymous 10.00 Interested Usborne family 75.00 Hern Farms 200.00 Interested Usborne family 25.00 Gordon Robinson 25.00 Interested Usborne family 100.00 Interested Usborne family 20.00 Rob Morley 50.00 Interested Usborne family 25.00 Interested Usborne family 50.00 Interested Usborne family 50,00 David and Lynda Baker & family 50.00 Interested Biddulph family 50.00 Ulch Transport Ltd. 200.00 Anonymous 10.00 Ewart Crago 200.00 Anonymous 250.00 Anonymous 50.00 Anonymous 75.00 Interested family 250.00 Robert French 50.00 Anonymous 25.00 Anonymous 100.00 Anonymous 100.00 Anonymous 50.00 Exeter Farm Equipment 25.00 Workman's Farm Equipment 75.00 Total $23,469.00 SOUTH HURON RECREATION CENTRE Anonymous S $ 50.00 Anonymous S 5.00 Anonymous 25.00 Interested Citizen 100.00 Anonymous , 5.00 Interested Citizen 100.00 Interested Citizen 25.00 Jim, Anne and Christopher , y y 01.1 250.00 A Friend . 50.00 Total to date $233,736.57 BOARD OF DIRECTORS - The board of directors for the Bluewater Rest Home was chosen at their annual meeting last week, Left to right are, front: Joe Risi, manager of the Bluewater Rest Home; C.J. Wallace, Chairman of the Board; Mrs. Van Raay; back, Mr. Laughton, solicitor, Russell Grainger, Leroy O'Brien, Laird Schilbe, Orville Wassman, Mr. Laken, accountant, Lewis Boshart, Clement Regier and John Corbett. Absent are board members Lloyd Walper, John Robinson, Harold Erb and Elgin Hendrick. photo by McKinley Midgets lose to Lucan Huron Park pee wees lose Don't waste a drop! After the furnace, the water heater is the biggest user of energy in your home. Waste hot water, and you're wasting valuable energy. That's a good reason for getting full value from every way you can. By fixing leaky faucets. By insulating long runs of hot water pipe. By waiting until you have a full load before you switch on the clothes or dishwasher. By using cold or cool water when it will do the job. By taking shorter showers or shallower baths. By making sure that all the hot water that eventually goes down the drain works hard for you before it goes. The Cascade electric water heater gives you a dependable supply of hot water and it makes good use of all the energy it consumes. But it's up to you to use hot water wisely. Don't waste a drop. EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION M. A. Greene - Chairman C. H. Livingstone Commissioner B. F. Shaw - Commissioner H. L. Davis - Manager your water heater in 'sz DARLING'S Opening of Maplewoods biggest event Bluewater Rest Home annual meeting Times-Advocatq, March 24, 1977 Page 3 THE PLACE TO BUY MEAT The biggest event last year for the Bluewater Rest Home was of course the opening of Maplewoods Apartments. Maplewoods is owned and operated by the Rest Home. At the annual Rest Home meeting last Tuesday night, members learned 18 out of the 24 units in Maplewoods are occupied with three more to be occupied by the end of this month, The rental By CAROL GINGERICH The Huron Park pee wees dropped a 6-4 decision to Dublin and were eliminated from any further playoff competition, The four Huron Park scores came in the third period. Tony Jones was the first marksmen on a pass from Andy Beaton and Terry Hodgins scored with of the apartments is $161 per month which includes all utilities, T.V. hook-up, laundry, almost everything except telephone, There was one deletion and one addition made to the members of the Rest Home Board of Direc- tors as secretary Ray McKinnon resigned, Mrs. Ann Van Raay of Zurich was instated as the Board's newest member, Other members of the board passing help from Steve Morrissey, Steve O'Neil fired the third successful shot with assists going to John Insley and Terry Hodgins and SteveMorrissey hit on a three, way combination with Terry Hodgins and Steve O'Neil. In Shamrock league bantam play, Ilderton defeated Huron include Chairman C.J. Wallace, Elgin Hendrick, Clement Regier, Lloyd Walper, Harold Erb, John Corbett, Lewis Boshart, Laird' Schilbe, Leroy O'Brien, John Robinson, Russell Grainger and Orval Wassman. Manager of the Rest Home, Mr, Risi, gave ireport w the year's activities and finances to the meeting, He said the home ran at an occupancy rate of 99.6 percent Park in two straight games by scores of 4-2 and 3-3. Norm Campbell and Art Gregory each scored two goals in the 4-2 Ilderton victory. Tony Underhill fired both Huron Park markers. The first came on a three-way effort with Tom Dinney and Steve Gibbs and the second was unassisted. Frank Zudancic, George Berk- yens and Robby Lee were the Ilderton scorers in the second game. Rich Lather pulled the trigger on both Huron Park goals, Assists went to Randy Insley, Tony Underhill, Mike Gallagher and Don Stuckless. Bob Lawrence scored the only Huron Park midget goal during a 5-1 loss to Lucan. Mrs. Rita Pfaff of Exeter has returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital where she had a serious operation on her hip. She was a patient for five weeks. last year with 63 residents 'for the 63 beds for most of the year. Of these 63 residents, 39.7 percent are on residential care and the remaining 60.3 percent are ex- tended care. Mr, Risi asked the meeting to note the reduction in laundry costs in 1976 compared to 1975 and stated the reason for this was 1976 was the first full year the new 50 lb. washer was used. Also the rest home purchased 20 new sets of springs and mattresses at a cost of $2,546. Some of the activities supplied to residents by the Rest Home include bus rides, Bingos,Easter and Thanksgiving dinners, birth- day cakes for residents on their birthdays, 40 different film nights GEORGE E. HODGINS George E. Hodgins of McGillivray township passed away at the Strathroy Middlesex General Hospital on Sunday, March 20, 1977 in his 65th year. Beloved husband of Willa (Carruthers) Hodgins. Dear father of Paul Hodgins of McGillivray township and Linda (Mrs. James Dietrich), of RR 2 Dashwood. Brother of Freeman, Nelson and John Hodgins, all of Parkhill, Angeline (Mrs. Aaron Scott) of RR 2, Dashwood, Mary (Mrs. Garfield La tta ),of London, Laura (Mrs. Murray Rowe), and Marie (Mrs. Earl Turner) of McGillivray township, three grandchildren, Christopher, Mary Lynn and Jimmy. Predeceased by one son David John (1963) and a brother Arthur (1974). The funeral was held Tuesday from the M. Box and Son Funeral Home, Parkhill with Rev. A. Bell of Grace Anglican Church, Greenway officiating. Interment in Parkhill Cemetery. MARGARET WATERS Margaret Waters, R.N. (Graduate of Toronto General Hospital, class of 1917), passed away at the Brantwood Manor, Burlington, Ontario, on Monday, March 21, 1977. Sole surviving member of the family of the late William and Sarah Waters of East Williams Township, Ontario, in her 96th year. Miss Waters is survived by nine nephews and two nieces. Four sisters and two brothers predeceased. The funeral was held Wednesday from the M. Box and Son Funeral Home, Parkhill. Interment in Strathroy Cemetery. and a Christmas party. A report presented by Char- tered Accountants Richardson and Laken showed the Rest Home did very well financially in 1976 despite expensive repairs to the broiler and septic tank system. According to Chairman Wallace this was helped by the existence of the anti-inflation board. He added the board of Directors for the home are still somewhat at odds with the union and if the anti-inflation guidelines are dropped this year, there could be a problem with wage negotiations. Chairman Wallace reminded members present that new memberships are always welcome and are needed. The fee for membership is $100, ANNA DATARS In South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Friday, March 18, 1977, Anna S. Datars in her 79th year. Sur- vived by one sister, Mrs. Victoria Dedels, Toronto, nephews and nieces, Her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Datars, four brothers Elmore, Clarence, Edward and Reverend Albert Datars, one sister, Mrs. M. Laura Schilbe predeceased. The funeral was held Sunday from the Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich and St. Peters Lutheran Church, Zurich with Rev. A.C. Blackwell of- ficiating. Interment in the Zurich Lutheran Cemetery, Pallbearers were Howard Datars, Eldon Datars, Hubert Schilbe, Carl Thiel, Don Taylor, Bruce Thompson. LINDA SWEENEY In Victoria Hospital, London on Wednesday, March 9, 1977. Linda Annette Sweeney, in her 30th year, Dear daughter of Marie and Mozart Gelinas and the late Victor J. Sweeney. Dear sister of Jerome Sweeney, Zurich, George V. Sweeney, Kippen, Mozart J. Gelinas, Zurich, Marc A. Gelinas, London, Martin L. Gelinas at home, Zurich, Mrs. Joseph (Sharon) Overholt, London, Mrs. David (Melissa) Beer, B.C. and Michelle Gelinas, London. Rested at the Westlake Funeral Horne, Zurich, ,until Saturday, March 12, when funeral service was held in St. Boniface R.C. Church, Zurich with Rev. Fr. Durand officiating. Temporary en- tombment, burial in St, Boniface R.C. Cemetery. Member of Catholic Women's League and Zurich-Grand Bend Figure Skating Club. We Are The CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING SPECIALISTS * Smoke House Facilities * Rendering * Government Inspected * Custom Deluxe Processing * Pickup Service * Aging Coolers for 110 Carcasses KILLING DAYS BEEF - MONDAYS HOGS - WEDNESDAYS