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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-11-24, Page 20By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON At the St. Thomas Anglican Church. Rev, Mary Mills con- ducted the morning prayer service, and was the Celebrant of Holy Communion. assisted by Miss Marion Herbert who also read the Epistle for the day from Jeremiah, it being the Sundae before .Advent. Rev Mills' sermon was the first in a series dealing with how God works through peep:e. taking as an example the story of Abraham and the people of Israel who lived by faith in God. Have faith in God when you have problems. said Rev. Mills. God provides Love. food, paI:en,-:e and forgiveness God must be in the home, His premise is, -I wen be vent y sa:iways- St Thomas Ant:Taxan Church win held 1.t .tr bazaar and tea in the Chu". Henn Saturday November 26' from 2-4 Every trie weneedie, A: the Caned Chercle Rev Elet aed Morden was therge of *ee --era nee worship, and teak the sulir*el Senn= I 7,1.-71 ke le snai.re these reles p s tee it Met were printed in the church beeleten. Live a sieeple life. be tem- perate y tree tabus Aveled self see k:74 and se-festeness. 3 , Make the keynote iii ouriia tail im 4)en-- are best. -I Spend less than you eern• tr ti =se be bet ie- Meedenels. Keee ea: X Celriefruz.a....:i e. and seandenise :cistrtlatrvEcy. • snare: r.r...s • Ste ;eat': • Sylueerrae ire eireti ears ie • zez, bate wnee, she eerie thee ee..e-7.1r-7 Pad .:1- e E: a17, :s ,aist) a :earlier in a somai : and st.11 deepzy enTy., myark sire renerted :eta:: I sat at the ;ea ne and play ever: pat in reex 1ne Ree G eetreetece re:ex of St George's Anglican filer e. at ilderteri, sang with the areee Thursdae .Althereig,h it was the first time 'he'd ever sung with the grotaa. his beautiful deep tenee voice added much to the a!- termer:. NOTICE Twp. of Tuckersmith Tax payers are reminded ment of the 1977 taxes November 30, 1977. Avoid the penalty for late before November 30, 1977. payment by remitting J. R. McLachlan Clerk-Treasurer that the second install- are due on or before q.,:tnc.crivw.c.comoncorcomv,t WINNERS The following shoppers are the winners of a $25.00 gift certificate each in our recent ci ,Ab 12th Anniversary Draw. We would like to thank all those who entered the contest. Myrtle Metters, R.R. 1, St. Marys Mrs. F. Soudent, R.R. 1, Zurich Olive Hicks, Exeter Viola Andrews, Exeter Mrs. W. R. Bullock, Parkhill Ernst Kowalchuk, R.R. 2, Ailsa Craig Kim McCaffrey, Exeter Mary Anne Regier, R.R. 2, Zurich Hilda Smith, Exeter Mrs. Ina Johns, Exeter Sherry Gilfillan, Exeter Floyd Buehlow, Exeter Dime "Home with the hens or out with the chicks Dixie Lee makes great pickin . . . chicken." "and it doesn't matter the size of the flock, Dixie Lee can feed them all!" ZinUntinZlt FRIED CHICKEN EXETER 01 235-2665 #4 4 GET PROVINCIAL HONOURS — A number of Provincial Honours were presented at Saturday's Perth County 4-11 Achievement Day at Kokton. Above, acting Home Economist Irene Priest presents certificates to Val Denham,Susan Arthur, Joan Heard. and Ruth Harburn. 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Speaking to the Ailsa Craig Business Association meeting Thursday, Constable Barker urged the business community to take steps to help prevent crime in the community. "Without the assistance of the public, no police force can be effective," he stressed. A number of slides compiled by the O.P.P. entitled, "Protect Your Property" were shown to the group, outlining various protective measures that can, and should, be taken by everyone. Advice was given to lock your windows and doors whenever you are not at home. An unlocked door or window is simply an invitation to anyone to enter and help themselves to any valuables around the home. To help combat theft there are electric engraving pens and invisible markers available with which to mark items of value with your name or social in- surance number so they can be traced back to the owner when ONTARIO HOUSING Ontario CORPORATION Is Accepting Applications In ZURICH, ONTARIO Rents Are Geared To Income MINISTRY OF HOUSING CA.° Tne group was =mete tee:. extended an invitation re return next month to entertain the residents at a special Christmas 0.$ dinner being planned in the Activity Centre . picked up by the police. "A number of years ago the insurance companies originated the idea of the engraving pens," explained Constable Barker "and asked the police to co-operate in a program of its use." These pens are available to the public from insurance agents and are used to identify personal property, thus discouraging thieves from taking it. The invisible markers are available through a number of retail outlets. When you purchase the pen signs are included stating that items on the premises have been marked with the marker. The writing done by the pen can be read when placed under a special black light by the police who can then return the goods to their owners. Safety deposit boxes were recommended. "Any bonds or currency, or valuables which can be easily placed in a safety deposit box should be left at the bank," warned Constable Barker. He also advocated making a list of all major items with their serial numbers, such as T.V.'s, stereos, etc. And be sure you know your licence number! 'Usually the only record of your licence number is on your ownership papers, which most people keep in the car itself. Without the licence number it is almost impossible to find a stolen car. All items such as bikes, lawn mowers, furniture, etc., should be put away in the garage at night and locked up. "Never leave your keys in a parked car," he advocated. "There are five cases on record in the past two months of such cases." This includes not leaving them in the glove compartment, over the sun visor, or under the seat. If your car is open, the would be thief will check the car for the keys. He cited a case when a woman in Toronto lost her keys recently. Inside the case she had written. her name and address. She received a telephone call from a man informing her he had found her keys, and asked if she would meet him downtown on his coffee break as he lacked transportation to deliver them to her personally. While she was keeping the ap- pointment, her home was burglarized and her keys left in the house for her to find. Never leave your keys around when renovations are being done in your home was also stressed. It may be an invitation to dishonest workmen to have copies rapidly made without your knowledge and give them easy access to your home anytime. Another anti-theft device is an anti-siphoning gadget to prevent anyone siphoning gas from your car. These are available at less than a dollar from local automotive accessory dealers and fit into the tank filler pipe so a hose cannot be fitted into the tank, but allows the gas to flew freely into the tank.. With financial cutbacks there have been police layoffs with rumours of more layoffs to come Constable Barker warned, "People must invest in their own crime prevention devices to safeguard society:* he told the meeting. Enjoy music at Craigholme It was a happy alterneen ler the residents of Cm:sett:erne Nursing Home Thers•eay as he. members of the Riverview Women's Ins eltete visited the home and introduced them te new musical greup -TTie Charitores" from Ede ton visited the home fur tte first t:r.e and soon had the ,reside,els eterentine along and rapping 'their as they responded luny ta the treeste Eleanor Charlton was present on the vie'en whine her try her.. Elgin. blew the seexephene. Gave Douglas of Denfeld was at Me piano with her husband. Walter, on the drums_ The four have been play-az together for the past eiateee.n years. frequently 'Lek:ea the:r music into the commurety to square dances and musical programs, The Chariton have en cued music together as a family throughout the years. Their father was a well known violinist who not only taught violin, but also hand crafted violins which he then sold. He taught Eleanor yourself to think clearly and accurately. ei Stand porter at the door of your mind, rule your moods, and cultivate a mental attitude of peace and good will. Women's Institute The Granton W.I. met at the home of' Mrs. Norman Riddell November 15 with Mrs. Gordon Dann presiding, and opening the meeting with the Ode, Lord's prayer, and Mary Stewart Collect. The roll call was answered by naming a food beginning with yeer initial, and telling how to serve it. Business discussed was linens for Christmas cheer for the stet-ins of the community and Inc final arrangements for the Festival of Dairy Foods course summary day. November 29. Mrs Gordon Dann and Mrs. .7e-seen Pecko were the program zonveners. Mrs. Dann enlarged en the motto, "a mighty oak was enee a little nut that held it s zeteend" and as the topic for this meeeine was Consumers Affairs. talked en the conservation of .e.....eziericity. and told the members eon': the advantages of owning a letier.ire eve ch'en. Mrs. Pecko read a paper on :reserners Affairs, and gave serne safety tips for household 'rents- the program closed with an al name contest Personals Ceneratulareents to Wee Arai Garrett a: being awarded her Previneral Easzeurs at the Artie nezteni Day fete the Gn-eeaer.:, se:el Clift: -The Cereal Sneer nee: were weseesaee ,..-7-..iter.ded to Rem Bre - Tif5'n a: Ineeeeeenee Hee.-).„-e; Londe- e-e--teneee-e -.ea-a-reed ee w -rte eete eer names= Ten: passed away at, -ereety Hezetee.: nendere Ne-4.e..ethne--- eine as lath yes- The .ate Mr ne-emier. was resenam. Keressway L. cet Mare. e and f ereteeeiee ae the Ease Lone Inwee Mrs Ineeineur. Hire -e• end. /Lnes Lies Herbert ateennier, the ASScilr. ree Ferestee tete at the ineereir. Han. "-tide eye Freree sed Saturday The Pesiathent was :teed m tee Seetier Stremerate Pea.- Di net gesteee. rea,te Miss Marmon Herbert ee eine Ir aide; Ildertoe arra tiRL^ ,--- BAki,rer was to celebrate Maridne, :eth birthday_ Mess Bailey stayed ov -meeti, Visiting with Mr & larnes Eareer Summers Saturday were Mee. Summer' s two sisters and their his sands Mr. & Mrs Murray Gowiland, Mt. Hone and Mr, & Mrs. Forbes Powell, Hare ton, also their daughter Mrs Shetagh Page 2Q Times-Advocate, November 24, 1977 Constable tells businessmen they must help in crime fight p WO Livt .:MRVINEXESSitt k\ /Min CAREPIALYI FAMOUS BRAND NAME STEREO SPEAKERS AND RECEIVERS 1 DAY ONLY FACTORY SURPLUS SALE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26 10 a.m. -3 p.m. SPEAKERS REG. LIST PRICE '30. to '299. EACH SALE PRICE FROM si0 • TO $80 EACH SINGLE SPEAKER FROM 5 5. EACH Some speakers with slightly imperfect finish or scratch on cabinet. 2 year warranty, Power handling 5 to 80 watts RMS. RECEIVERS - 55 WATTS 1HF - $ 1 60. Cash and Carry Held at the VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE Highway 4, 2 miles south of Clinton. MacKenzie, London. The oc- casion was to celebrate Mrs. Summers birthday. IF: - You are a resident of Zurich, Stanley Township or Hay Township — You are sixty years of age or over — Your present income does not permit you to pay current market rates — You have not applied previously Applications are available by contacting: Huron County •Housing Authority 53 Stanley Street Goderich, Ontario Telephone: (519) 524-2637