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Times-Advocate, 1978-04-06, Page 26Page 26 Times-Advoccite, April 6,1978 HELEN TELFER Suddenly on Sunday, April 2nd, 1978, at her late residence, 440 Magnolia Crescent, Helen J. (Hardy) age 37 years. Beloved wife of W. Douglas Telfer. Dear mother of Todd, Timmy, Tracey and Terri-Lyn, all at home .Loved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardy, Lucan. Dear sister of Frank, Bob, Tom, Gord and Cheryl Hardy, all of Lucan, and Mrs. Ted (Julie) Beadle, Ilderton. Survived by her grandmother, Mrs. Violet Hardy, Lucan. The funeral was held Tuesday from the Jas. M. Carrothers and Son Funeral Home, London with Rev. Lloyd Cracknell of­ ficiating. Interment in Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens. EARNEST HERBERT PERRY Earnest Herbert Parry, at the Queensway Nursing Home, Hensail, on Thurs­ day, March 30,1978, beloved husband of Mrs. Marie (Worrel) Perry, in his 69th year. Father of William E. Perry, of Huron Street, West, Exeter. Also survived by two grandchildren. His mother Mrs. Martha Perry, of Parkhill. Three sisters, Mrs. Gladys McKenzie of Whitby, Mrs. Clara McKen­ zie, of Toronto, Mrs. Vera Tabby, of Belmont. Two brothers, Albert of Parkhill, and Vincent of St. Catharines. The funeral ser­ vice was held Saturday from the Hopper-Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter with Rev. Glen Wright officiating. Interment in Exeter Cemetery. (Helen) Mrs. James Crulkshank, of Toronto, Stuart Revington, of Wind­ sor, and the late Hazel Phillips. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. The funeral was held Mon­ day from the C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home, Lucan. Interment in Birr United Cemetery. EVAH MAY DAWSON At the residence of her daughter on Main Street in Lucan on March 28th, 1978, Evah May (Burnham) Daw­ son of Lucan formerly of Simcoe. Beloved wife of the late Walter Dawson. Dear mother of Mrs. Hazel Lee of Weston, Stuart Dawson of Waterford and Freeda (Mrs. Ed. Melanson) of Lucan. Predeceased by one daughter Donna Lee. Sur­ vived by 14 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren in her 92nd year. The funeral was held Friday from the C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home, Lucan with Rev. K. Brown officiating. Inter­ ment in Oakwood Cemetery, Simcoe. Above, Captain Don Lee presents the awards to Cadet officers Greg Pfaff, Bill Simmons and Jan Sweet, GET HIGH AWARDS — Three members of the Huron-Middlesex Cadet Corps have received the highest awards possible. T-A photo Two fined on liquor counts Two persons were fined $50 each in Exeter court Tuesday by Justice of the Peace D.W. Wedlake on infractions of the Liquor Control Act. Charged with driving a motor vehicle while having an open package of liquor were William Keith Rabb, London and Roy Andrew Harmon, Flushing, Michigan. Yvonne Overton, RRi Comedy troupe to perform at Blyth Blyth Centre for the Arts is pleased to present Codco, a comedy troupe from New­ foundland, on Tuesday, April 11, at 8:30 p.m. in Blyth Memorial Hall (ad­ mission $3.50 for adults). Codco is a company of native Newfoundlanders who present a series of com­ ic sketches on the joys of be­ ing a Newfie. Codco is touring Ontario under the sponsorship of the Theatre Passe Muraille. Previous tours have been received with g'reat enthusiasm by Toronto and Ottawa audiences. The jokes are on politicians, the CBC, New- founciland itself, food panies (Kraft ___ Campbells), Theatre Passe Muraille, folk singers, naturalists.. .and many more. For advance ticket book­ ing, phone the box office at 523-9300. com- and Woodham was given a suspended sentence on a charge of failing to stop at an intersection. She told the court her vehicle stalled at an intersection and she let it coast around the corner onto the shoulder of the highway. J. Edward Rooseboom, Camlachie was fined $15 for a speed of 95 kilometers in a zone of 80 kilometers per hour. An error was made in the courtreport appearing in the March 23 issue. Ross Leibold, Zurich was fined $35 for failing to report damage to property following an accident. A fence was damaged and not a motor vehicle as previously reported. REV.MURIEL REVINGTON In Henderson General Hospital, Hamilton, on Fri­ day, March 31, 1978, Rev. Muriel Revington, of 350 Quigley Road, Hamilton. Beloved daughter of Mrs. Edna Revington, London, and the late. Daniel Revington. Dear sister of SHIRLEY A. DORMAN Suddenly in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Sunday, March 26th, 1978,* Captain Shirley A. Dorman, United States Air Force, formerly of McGillivray Township, in her 37th year. Beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James (Cam) Dorman of McGillvray Township. Dear sister of Jo Ann (Mrs. Don Richards) of Thedford, Lyn­ da (Mrs. Thomas Shipway) of Stratford. Beth (Mrs. William Gill) of Chatham. Dear granddaughter of Willis Dorman of Ailsa Craig. Also survived by 2 nephews, 2 nieces, and several aunts and uncles. The funeral was held Sunday from the T. Stephenson and Son Funeral Home, Ailsa Craig with Rev. F. Ralph of­ ficiating. Interment in St. James Cemetery, Clandeboye. Complete Gardening Services • Rototilling • Flower beds • Lawn care and regular grass maintenance • Landscaping To buy new truck Exeter’s public works committee this week recommended the purchase of a new dump truck be in­ cluded in the current budget. Chairman Ted Wright said the truck had been included in capital forecasts for 1978 and his committee “feel quite strongly’’ that the vehicle should be replaced this year. He advised that the cost would be in the neighborhood of $23,000. The committee also recommended that sanitary sewers by completed on William and Carling Streets at the north end. The es­ timated cost of those pro­ jects was set at $54,000. The committee’s proposals will be turned over to the finance com­ mittee for consideration in the budget. D. BAKKER Gardening Services 235-0192 APPLES■ ■lr Ik- IiKsB RED DELICIOUS $4.95 in your container NORTHERN SPYS & IDA REDS AVAILABLE AT REGULAR PRICES Bring Your Own Container CRUNICAN BROS. 1 Miles South of Elginfield on Hwy. 4 ■ No discussion on rec budget Exeter council* received the 1978 budget from the South Huron rec centre board of management, Monday, but there was no discussion on the presen­ tation. Mayor Bruce Shaw, past chairman of the board, asked council to “sit on it” for another two weeks so the board can get some of the items into a more fixed position. He paid tribute to the committee for their hard work during the past year and in particular mentioned the leadership provided in the formative stages by John Burke. The latter resigned earlier this year due to business pressures and was replaced by Councillor Steve Pfaff. Shaw noted that the projected deficit for this year was still lower than that which Exeter faced two years ago for the operation of the arena and recreation programs. These elves performed an April Fool number in the Exeter figure skating club Saturday. Back, left, HeidiAPRIL FOOLS — These elves performed an April Fool number in the Exeter figure skating club Saturday. Back, left, Heidi Gregson, Jeanne Hayter, Lori-Lynn Wagner, Sheila Oke, Susan Coates and Spring Cushman. Front, Cindy Moore, Kim Murray, Michelle Ellison, Angela Cottrell and Marcia Ellison. T-A photo , «<**Armstrong Designer Solorian® ...the only no-wax floor with the richness of Inlaid Colour™ Inlaid Colour makes the difference. A buildup of thousands of varicoloured granules forms a thick inner layer of colour and pattern, giving Designer Solarian its unusual depth of colour and realism of design. And its exclusive Mirabond® wear surface keeps its sunny shine without waxing far longer than ordinary vinyl floors. Over 50 colours and patterns, i (^mstrong Three accidents in Pinery area The Pinery OPP in­ vestigated three accidents during the past week, with total damage amounting to over $8,000. Four people suffered minor injuries. The injuries were the result of a single car crash on Highway 21 at Severn Park, south of Grand Bend. Driver of the vehicle in­ volved was Maryann Kelders, RR 2 Grand Bend. The Saturday accident was investigated by Constable M. R. Brown, who set damage at $6,000. Last Tuesday, another single vehicle collision was reported. The driver in­ volved was David Yalden, Kincardine. Damage in that incident was listed at $550 by Constable H. Spruce. A day earlier, two cars were involved in a collision on concession C at the South Sand Road in Bosanquet. The vehicles were driven by Walterus Michielsens, RR 2 Grand Bend, and Donald A. McKellar , RR 2 Grand Bend. During the week, the of­ ficers laid 20 charges under the Highway Traffic Act, three under the Liquor Licence Act, one under the Narcotic Control Act and charged one driver with being impaired. Two break, enter and theft incidents were also reported to the police. CREATORS OF .1 THE INDOOR WORLD " SOLD & SERVICED BY THE WALL and FLOOR SHOPPE Operation (One) MOVING SALE Final 3 DAYS Thurs., Fri. & Sat., Apr. 6,7 & 8 SALE is store wide Savings 10 to 50 percent Four charged in car thefts Three London youths and one area juvenile have been charged following police investigation into two car thefts. Exeter OPP Constables Wally Tomasik and Bill McIntyre recovered a car in Centralia on Sunday mor­ ning. It had been reported stolen earlier in London. A car owned by Mrs. Audrey McFalls was stolen from Centralia and later recovered in Usborne Township. SPECIAL SALE ON SUITS Co-Ordinates Spring Jackets Thursday, Friday & Saturday Only Thanks for Shopping at Mcknights Len McKnlght & Sons CHARGEX MEN'S WEAR Exeter 235-2320 Raise $19 for Bunny Bundle Three Exeter and area girls recently completed a project for Bunny Bundle. Debra Brunzlow and Karen and Denean Haist raised .$19 through a draw. Mrs. H. Murray was the winner of the cake and Joan Kammerer of a chocolate bunny. POSTMASTER ILL Exeter’s Postmaster Harvey Pfaff is a patient in South Huron Hospital. In his absence the position at the Post Office is being . filled by Don McNiven, the assistant postmaster in Ingersoll. Huron Park Is Huron Park the battle ground For our rights and dignity Upheld by officers of the law For all like you and me? The Park was once an airfield Which helped to turn the tide And fed the waves of gallent men Who sacrificed and died. I barely remember the multitudes Who learned to fight and die, The bulwarks in our freedom’s fight The soldiers of the sky. No contract or a raise in pay Released them from their cross, For freedom’s cause and human rights Many paid the tragic cost. Again the rights of men are challenged By the boisterous few Again the cost is paid by all The fools, like me and you. It’s time we honoured the rights of men And not the money and greed, We can do without all unions Who are parasites in need. Harry A. Schroeder r R. K. PECK APPLIANCES ”/n the heart of downtown Varna"♦ Vacuum Cleaners - Sales & Service of most makes CB Radios & Accessories Speed Queen Appliances Moffat Appliances Smoke Sensors Insect.Lights & Fly Killing Units Handcrafted Gifts Phone 482-7103 Damage to the Michielsens vehicle was set at $1,000 and $500 to the other vehicle. The accident was investigated by Constable R. J. 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