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Odds 'n Ends By ELAINE TOWNSHeND
Sing a song
What if the Death occurs
away from Home?
Any Member of the Ontario
Funeral Service Association can
arrange for the preparation,
documentation and return of the
body to your (city town
— community).
The simplest course to fol-
low is to call the Funeral Director
of your choice and instruct him to
proceed on your behalf, 4
Through his affiliations with Funeral Directors' Associa-
tions in other provinces and countries, he can relieve you of
most of the anxiety regarding the proper arrangements, and
almost invariably it will cost you less,
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Exeter, FUNERAL HOME Ontario
Visits Prince, then Exeter
Exeter hostesses will have the
unique opportunity of bearing one
of North America's foremost food
specialists and caterers speak
and demonstrate Thursday
morning, October 27, at South
Huron Recreational Centre at
9:30 a.m.
Women Together are bringing
Robert S. Pile, president of
Hough Caterers Incorporated, to
the opening meeting of their fall
and winter season, Although Mr.
Pile is an extremely busy man,
they were able to acquire his
services between two other
speaking engagements in the
London area,
Mr. Pile's grandparents
started a small bake shop in
Cleveland which has now grown
to be the largest family-owned
bakery in the United States, The
catering business, an off-shoot of
the bakery, takes him to many
parts of America. Just prior to
coming to Exeter, he will be in
charge of a gala event in honour
of HRH Prince Charles.
Mr. Pile's theme for the Exeter
morning gathering will be
"Holiday Entertaining" and it is
expected he will have many
useful and interesting ideas for
the women attending. He is as
much at home in catering to
small, intimate gatherings as he
is to large civic functions.
Women Together is a eom-
m uni ty -wide organization
designed to bring interesting and
topical speakers to the area once
a month during the winter, It is
also instrumental in setting up
small interest groups when young
and older women Gan get
together and make friends.
In the past, they have supplied
a baby sitting service for their
meetings but are unable to do so
at this event due W the fact the
facilities at the recreational
centre are not quite ready.
All women, young and old, are
invited to come to meet and hear
Mr, Pile. Light'refreshments will
be served. Admission is $1.25.
MR. AND MRS. STEWART BUCHANAN
Christine Tuckey and Stewart Buchanan exchanged marriage vows at
Exeter United Church, October 1 with Rev. Glen Wright officiating. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tuckey, Exeter and Mr. and
Mrs. William Buchanan, Thamesville ore parents of the groom. The
matron of honour was Jane Brown and the bridesmaids were Susan
Windsor, London and Laurie Tilley, Oakville. The best man was Ron
Havens and guests were ushered by Roy Buchanan and Mark Tuckey.
After a honeymoon to the eastern United States, the couple has taken
up residence in London. Photo by Jack Doerr.
Dixie Lee can treat your appetite
with taste.
Our batter is flavoured with
selected spices, our salads.are
made right in our own kitchen, and
our service is the best.
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MR. AND MRS. DANIEL LEWIS
Mary Ann Fejkl and Daniel Lewis exchanged marriage vows Saturday,
October 8, at the Brinsley United Church, Brinsley, Ontario. The bride
is the daughter of Mrs. Clemenee Jeffrey, Centralia, and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lewis, R.R. 2, Ailsa Craig, Rev, Bruce
Pierce officiated. The maid of honour was Debra McNair and
bridesmaids were Rose Thyssen, Janet Fejkl and Vicki Lewis. The flower
girls were Sherry Wells and Kimberley Lewis. The best man was Joe
Glavin and ushers were Don Millson, Peter Fejkl and Kevin Lewis. The
soloist was Sheri Davis and organ music was played by the father of
the groom, Douglas Lewis. After a honeymoon to Niagara Falls the
couple will take up residence at R.R. 3, Ailsa Craig. Photo by John Lenk
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Do you remember the musical
questions "Does Your Chewing
Gum Lose Its Flavour On The
Bedpost Overnight?" Do You
Know The Way to San Jose?"
and "What Goes On When The
Sun Goes Down?"?
Some song titles are confusing,
such as "Walking My Cat Named
Dog," Looking In To See What
Condition My Condition Was In"
and "My Girl, Bill."
A song has been written for
every aspect of life. For exam-
ple, truck stops were immor,
talized in "The Old Home Fill 'er
Up and Keep On A Truckin' Café,
and in "Bill Jones' General
Store. if we ain't got it, you don't
need it,"
Food seems to be a popular
subject, Breakfast is referred to
in "Milk and Honey And Captain
Crunch And You In The Mor-
ning," and "The Roots Of My
Raisin' Run Deep" was inspired
by the composer's favourite'
cereal,
The Beatles sang about
"Strawberry Fields, Forever,"
and Johnny Cash admitted, "I
ate all that strawberry cake,"
Life is likened to a lemon tree:
"Lemon tree very pretty, and
the lemon flower is sweet; but
the fruit of the poor lemon is im-
possible to eat."
Everyone needs help at one
time or another: "Help Me Make
It Through The Night," Please
Help Me I'm Falling" and "I'll
Get By With A Little Help From
My Friends."
A problem, such as "Satin
sheets to lie on; Satin pillows to
cry on; Still I'm not happy;
Don't you see? might be
answered with another song,
"Slide off of your satin sheets;
Slip into your long, soft mink."
Do you remember the songs
about romance and mobility?
First, there was "Love And
Marriage, goes together like a
horse and carriage." Then there
was "A Bicycle Built For Two"
and "Come Away With Me
Lucille In My Merry
Oldsmobile."
Now, there is a new twist:
"I've got the boss and she's got
the saddle; we're gonna ride side
by side."
Who says the romance has
gone out of our music? Of
course, some situations don't
work out. For example, "You
picked a fine time to leave me
Lucille, with four hungry
children and a crop in the field."
Leave it to a Canadian to do a
take-off on that hit: "You picked
a fine time to leave me Margret,
with three hungry children and
I'm losing Quebec; Sure I've got
Horner, but I can't hold Horner.
What do you mean by 'I bet!"?
You picked a fine time to leave
me, Margret."
Some songs express the op-
posite sentiment: "Thank God
and Greyhound You're Gone"
and "If You Won't Leave Me, I'll
Find Someone Who Will."
One song sums up a fact of
life: "We're all making the best
of a bad situation."
The first verse goes like this:
"I know a lady, a mighty fine
lady; her husband worked so
hard he lost his mind, he thinks
he's a chicken.
"I saw him the other day just a
scratchin' and a peckin' in the
yard. Well, it's none of my
business, But I asked the lady if
she ever thought about takin'
him to a doctor.
`I've thought about that,' she
said. 'But he don't do no harm.
And he don't eat much, just a lit-
tle chicken feed.,, Heavens
knows, we can use the eggs.'
She's just making the best of a
bad situation, Reckon I'd do the
same if it were me."
Candy Apples
continue work
The Hurondale "Candy
Apples", held their third meeting
at the home of leader Judith
Parker. Each member answered
the roll call which was, "Show the
labels of processed fruits and tell
one way in which it is served."
Leader Pat BhIlantyne made
Strawberry Bavarian Cream and
Judith Parker made Peach Layer
Dessert, Discussed were
Achievement Day and frozen,
canned and dried fruits.
The fourth meeting was at the
home of Pat Ballantyne. For the
roll call you had to name a fruit
that you learned about in this
unit. Pat demonstrated how to
make Oriental Chicken and
Judith had made a jello side dish.
Each member paired up and
made a fruit salad. The
discussion was on "Fruit the day
round".
Mrs. W. Sillery, Mrs. A,
Hamilton, Robert Hamilton, Mrs.
L. Elliott and Mrs, A. Kemp
attended the Committal Service
Friday in Durham Cemetery of
the former's niece Mrs. Mary
(Mcllraith) Bell who passed
away in Toronto Tuesday.
Blind group
hear speaker
A large crowd gathered in the
Clinton Legion Hall on. Wed-
nesday, October 12 for the Huron
County Bluewater Blind Club's
Thanksgiving dinner. Blind
People from throughout Huron
County, along with their escorts
came out to enjoy the evening.
Along with the dinner, Mr.
Kennedy, district administrator
of the Huron-Perth division of the
CNIB spoke briefly and told a few
of his parlour jokes.
The club was pleased to have a
representative of the CNIB board
members present.
The guest speaker for the
evening was Miss Elaine
Townshend. She was introduced
by Mrs. Helen Soothern and Miss
Townshend's talk was an in-
spiration to all handicapped
people.
Also at the gathering, Mr. Bert
Soothern thanked the Legion
Ladies for the wonderful meal
they prepared and served.
Mrs. Olde gave a reading on the
origin of Thanksgiving, that
dates back to our early settlers
and some of their descendants
live here in Clinton today. On the
lawn of the Anglican Church is a
historical plaque, placed in
memory of Horatio Hale, son of
Sarah Josepha Hale. Sarah Hale
convinced President Lincoln to
set aside a day for Thanksgiving,
This is how Thanksgiving came
to be an annual tradition,
During the evening the
Greensleeves orchestra played
and sang a musical selection and
they were much appreciated by
everyone.
Huron County
Family Planning Project
Invites You To Attend
FAMILY
PLANNING
CLINIC
Every Tuesday
from 6:30.4p.m.
HURON COUNTY
HEALTH UNIT
Ahn St., Exeter
For Information
Call 2S-1014
Weekdays or Tuesday evenings
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