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Times-Advocate, May 18, 1978
WIN REPEAT WINNER — For the second year in a row, Phil Knight of the Exeter Hawks has been
chosen as the top defenceman in the Western Junior "D" grouping. The.runnerup was Randy
Kraul, Lucan. Phil received his trophy from convener Bill Sampson, right, at Saturday's league
banquet in Thamesford. Speaker for the occasion was London lawyer Michael Lerner, centre,
who represents several professional hockey players. Staff photo
Name new executive
for figure skaters
Shirley Hart was named
president of the Exeter
Figure skating club at the
annual meeting held
recently at the South Huron
Rec. Centre.
The vice-president for the
1978-79 season is Marie
Tieman, Mary Jen Chanyi is
secretary and Agnes Aunger
is the treasurer. Mary De
Boer is the badge secretary,
Dorothy Pfaff is hospitality
chairman, the carnival
conveners are Carol Arthur
and Pat Down and Ev
Josephson is test chairman.
The directors include Jack
and Flo Underwood, Ann
Prout, Carolyn Blackburn,
Harvey Pfaff, Marguerite
McLeod, Grace Adkins,
Sandra Newton and Bev
Bier ling.
The retiring president is
Gaylan Josephson.
Mrs. Hart reports that club
pros Brad Loos ley and Marg
Carey will be back next year.
She also thanks everyone for
their co-operation in making
the just concluded season
very successful.
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WIN "A" LEAGUE — The championship of the Exeter men's "A" bowling league was won by
Legion Branch 167. Back, left, Charlie Atthill, Bob Reynolds and Chub Edwards. Front, Stan
~ ' ' • - • • T-A photoFrayne, Cliff McDonald and Bob Jones.
The junior choir at
practise Thursday night
entertained their mothers.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Durand
and family and Mr. & Mrs.
Bob Hodgins and family
visited with their parents
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Morley on
Mother’s Day.
Miss Cindy Prest and
friend, London were home
for the weekend with her
parents Mr. & Mrs. George
Prest.
Mother’s Day was ob
served Sunday in the United
Church with a good at
tendance. During the service
Timothy George infant son of
Mr. & Mrs. George Lee was
baptized by Rev. Harold
Snell, Exeter.
A few of the United Church
Women of Brinsley attended
the Regional meeting at
Carlisle on Monday evening
and also the United Church
Thank offering meeting at
Ailsa Craig, Tues day evening
which included an armchair
cruise of the Caribbean with
Mrs. Gordon McNaughton.
Dianne Corbett has ac
cepted a position with the
Essex Region Conservation
Authority.
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Lewis
and Carolyn, Mike Horner,
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Hodgins and
their baby, Mr. & Mrs. Jake
Lagerwerf and family were
supper guests Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lewis.
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Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn Bell
and family, London visited
this week with the former’s
mother Mrs. Glenn Bell.
Rev. Fox of Huron College
conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday and baptized the
children of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Love and Mr. and
Mrs. Gregg Campbell. Miss
Brenda Pepper presided at
the organ and led the Junior
Choir in singing a number
and also the Senior choir who
sang an anthem.
Choir practise will be held
Thursday evening. The
anniversary service will be
held on May 28 at 11 a.m.
with Rev. Fox in charge.
The members of the IOOF
and Rebekah lodges will
attend service in Hensall
United Church on Sunday
May 21 at 11 a.m. Members
will meet at the local Lodge
Hall at 10:30 a.m.
Mrs. Ernie Davis is a
patient in South Huron
Hospital where she is
receiving treatment.
The community of Hensall
grieves the passing of Miss
Mattie Ellis, long time
resident, who passed away
at Huronview Saturday at
the wonderful age of 96. Miss
Ellis was the author of the
Centennial booklet, “Hen
sall, a wonderful place to
live”.
Mrs. Wm. Petty is a
patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Chaffe and family, Mitchell
visited Sunday with Mrs.
Chaffe’s parents Mr. and
Mrs. John Corbett.
Mrs. Bernie Smith has
returned to her home in
Calgary, Alberta, after
spending a few days with Mr.
& Mrs. Roy Brock.
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Payne
visited with their respective
parents over the Mother’s
Day weekend.
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Vourguide
mosquito Control.
How to stop them
from biting.
How to stop them
from breeding.
Mosquitoes are most active in the evening
and in wooded areas. It is only common sense to
reduce mosquito bites by keeping out of their
way as much as possible.
• Repair holes in your screens and make sure
they fit tightly.
• Mow your weeds and grass frequently, trim
hedges and remove all unnecessary
vegetation, which protects adult mosquitoes
from sun and wind.
• Provide netting for the protection of babies and
young children.
• Close the damper on your fireplace when it's
not in use.
• Wear loose protective clothing with long
sleeves where mosquitoes are abundant’.
• Lighter coloured clothing attracts fewer
mosquitoes than dark clothing.
Many efficient insect repellents are available,
but always read the label and follow instructions.
Mosquitoes usually developin still water so
the best way to eliminate them is to do away with
still-water breeding sites, wherever they exist.
You can do your share.
• Eliminate all standing water around your
home.
• Fill in low areas to prevent water gathering.
• Make sure drainage ditches and gutters aren't
clogged with trash.
• Clean blocked drainpipes and drain water
from flat roofs.
• Dispose of empty cans and old tires, and
up-end buckets and other containers left
outdoors.
• Change water in wading pools, ponds and
bird baths every few days.
• Keep your swimming pool properly chlori
nated and filtered.
Insecticides and pesticides should be used
carefully. Follow the manufacturer's instructions.
In 1975, St. Louis Encephalitis spread by certain mosquitoes was reported in Ontario
for the first time. There were about 70 human cases, mostly in Southwestern Ontario.
During the 1976 and 1977 mosquito seasons a combination of factors-including,
public awareness and care, and municipal mosquito control programs-reduced the
number of cases to four in 1976 and to none in 1977.
We will be prepared again this summer.
Since a recurrence of the encephalitis virus is difficult to predict, it is necessary that
scientific surveillance and mosquito control programs be continued during the
summer of 1978.
There is no known treatment for the disease so prevention is essential. Symptoms of
encephalitis include drowsiness, loss of appetite, fever, headache, nausea and
vomiting.
It must be emphasized that most mosquito bites this summer will be simply a
nuisance. However, should symptoms occur, you should consult your physician.
A free pamphlet on mosquito
control is available on request from
your local health unit or any office
of the Ministry of the Environment.
Ontario
Hon. George R. McCague,
Minister of the Environment
Hon. Dennis R. Timbrell,
Minister of Health
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