The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-08-17, Page 2Times-Advocate, August 17, 1978 Separate school's official gets 25 cent pay increase The Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board gave a 25-cent per hour increase to its at tendance officer, William Innes of Stratford at a meeting in Dublin Monday night. This brings his salary to $5.75 per hour. His mileage will remain at 20 cents per‘mile. Innes is the attendance officer for the counties of Perth and Huron, and in addition assists the assessment officer, Edmund Rowland of Dublin, in securing additional Don't Miss The Savings In Our Pre-Inventory C Al F "K ' B ■■ ■■ Sincerely Stuart Craine. fTlROYAL HOMES Name ......................................... Address ..................................... Town ....................................... Telephone ................................ I Have A Lot: Yes No Location Mail to: ROYAL HOMES LTD. BOX 370, WINGHAM, ONTARIO. Feelings: How does it feel to close a business? It’s like someone with terminal sickness, you do your best to nurse it back to health, and all the time you know it won’t do any good. * There is sadness, disap pointment and defeat (all feelings), and because you could not make it work, (failure). Should you feel at all? The big swallowing the small seems to be a natural phenomena and now we must close the door and feel the hurt. The hardest job of all lies ahead, pick yourself up, dust yourself off and start all over again. We are blessed in many ways, not with success perhaps, but by having friendship and support from many people. Blessed with feelings that can be mended. And, above all, a God we trust for the future. pollution. If they are not taken and recognized as warnings of the danger ahead for us, then we are only deceiving ourselves. When we reach this stage we will really have cause to be alarmed at the cost to the government (taxpayer). For it won’t be a case of correcting or cleaning up the environment, but the cost of trying to adapt ourselves to exist, if possible, within a dead environment. How long before our governments learn that to delay action on any measure, not only increases the cost, but also the danger? The habitants of this earth have given enough to the large corporations, must we also hand over the en vironment that was created for us to live in? Maybe even our very existence. assessment for the separate board, and in forming new separate school zones. Spence Read of St. Marys will be hired aa custodian at Holy Name of Mary School in St. Marys, beginning Sep tember 1. He succeeds Thomas Kilgallin who resigned in June. The board approved selling its 1970 GMC school bus from Zurich for $725 to Allan Nicholson of Wingham. It has been replaced by a new 1977 60-passenger bus bought in June for $15,600. The work-load for custodian Frank Jordan at. St. Michael’s School, Stratford, is to remain at factor 1.15 or full time, while Sparkle Maintenance will have less time when a new contract is drawn up for the school term in September. This results from the closing of three classrooms. There will continue to be seven classrooms operating as'last year, three others will be used for other purposes in the 13-room school. The meeting continued to 11 p.m., the latter part of the meeting was in committee- of-the-whole discussing administration salaries. SPECIAL LOW PRICES on * Refrigerators * Lawn Mowers * Stoves * Dryers * Riding Mowers * Garden Tillers 20% Off ALL HOOVER SPINWASHERS AND DRYERS I While Existing Stock Lasts ' MANY MORE IN-STORE SPECIALS AS WELL Exeter /co-op\ District EXETER 235-2081 Wilma Coates, London had as her guests for dinner Saturday evening at the Burkley Restaurant her parents Mr. & Mrs. Whitney Coates, her sister, Shirley and Dick Doherty and family and John Brinkman, Mt. Clemens, Michigan, her brother, Keith Brenda and family Centralia and her friend Wally Smolanski, Kitchener. Friday Viola and Whitney Coates had as dinner guests Mr. & Mrs. Chris Donaldson, Mrs. Jim Lindsay and Miss Beatrice Hodgert, Van couver, B.C. Mrs. Lindsay and Beatrice are first cousins of Mrs. Coates and Mrs. Donaldson is a second cousin. For the evening Mrs. Mary Hodgert, Mrs. Wm. Sillery, Mrs. Arnold Cann and Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgert joined them for a social time. Sunday several of the Coates family visited the home of Mac and Helen Hodgert where they had a get together for a visit. aiiliilliilliililltlllliiifiilliliiiillliiillfillllllliiiillliilllllilllillll^^ of the Year Women's Dress Pumps Reg. to -21.00 Sale ’4” Women's Dress Pumps Reg. to $19.95 Sale ’ 1 ” Women's c Casual Shoes Reg. to $27.95 Sale ’8” Si ADMIRE DAHLIAS — Exeterfair president Roy Pepper and his wife admire an arrangement of dahlias at Tuesday's flower show in Kirkton. T-A photo At celebration for 100th event By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Lucan and Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis attended the 100th birthday party for their cousin, Mrs. Emily Dickjns formerly of Coldwater, presently a resident at the Trillium Home, Orillia. Mrs. Dickins is in good' health and very alert. She is still interested in all that goes on around her. She received gifts from relatives in England and Australia and greetings from Queen Elizabeth as well as the Prime Minister and Premier of Ontario. On the way home they attended the Derry Day Parade in Collingwood and came around by Shelbourne where the Old Time Fiddlers contest was in progress. Baptism service was held at St. Patrick’s Church, Sunday morning for Karolyn Christine infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Bob Lee. During the service Robert and Jennifer Lee, sister and brother of Karolyn sang a duet. Following the service 12 relatives of the Lee family and Rev. Mary Mills were entertained to dinner "Grandeur with Garage • Built to suit your requirements • Built with quality materials - Built complete - including electrical, plumbing, carpets, cabinets, interior and exterior finish. - Built with a guarantee that counts. - Built at an affordable price. - Built on the lot of your choice “Inquire Today About “THE QUALITY ROYAL HOME’’ CALL (519) 357-2444 See our model home at the plant in Wingham, or write for free brochures CMYTU'C oivi 11 n w Teen-Age Dress or Walking Shoes Reg. to $32.00 Sale ’19” Thank you to the people in the Exeter area who did come to a small store. I challenge you to support the merchants in this town if you would like them to be here ten years from now. Abeta Dekoker Exeter Family Market ¥ * ¥ 202-442 Main Street Exeter, Ontario Dear Sir; There is great danger when environmental con siderations become ex pendable in light of our economical problems. If we keep ignoring or delaying action to correct and prevent pollution we will soon reach a stage of a dead environment. This isn’t an extreme statement or a cry of wolf. Each day we are made aware of new situations of environmental hazards and destruction caused BUDGET SAVER SPEC IALS Scope Mouthwash Vitamins Guardian Baby Shampoo Stayfree Mini Pads Dee-Tee Garbage Bags GUARCHAN 1 ’1.55 Plus Iron, 250's ’3.79 500 mL 30's ’1.49 ’1.77 Value Pak 1.25 mil - 10 Giant 26"x36"49' Exeter Pharmacy Ltd. Main Street _ SALE24th <5 You Cannot Afford to Miss This Sale /! Thursday Aug. 17 to Saturday Aug. 26 These are just a few of the Outstanding Values we are offering. Come Early - you can't afford to miss this Money Saving Event. Hundreds of shoes on display, plainly marked for your convenience. Children's Children's Ladies School Shoes Reg. to $27.95 Sale ’8” Play Shoes Reg. to $19.95 Women's Casual Flats... 8^ Women's Walking Shoes........................... 12” Women's Crepe Soles .. 12” Women's — _ _ Teen-Age Casuals .......4P9 8”Ladies Low Heels........... Exeter Shoes Factory Imperfects Sale ’6” Ladies Tender Tootsie SPECIAL Sale Reg. to $14.95 ’8« SPECIAL Men's ShoesSale ’24” Men's Dress Shoes Reg. to $32.00 Casual Shoes Reg. to $19.95 Sale ’4” Boys' Sale’12” School Shoes Reg. to $19.95 Sale ’8” Children's Play Shoes ... Men's CASUALS............. Women's Wedgies ... Men's Dress Boots Reg. to $36.00 Sale ’19” 6” 8” Casual _ ...............8” Women's Canvas — Casuals...........................3 12”Men's Joggers cunr CTOPF A$OI Wr mb Of I WwKE Ontario 10% OFF All New Fall Merchandise Including Luggage Men's Dress Shoes "Reg. to $19.95 Sale * 8” Men's Casual Shoes Reg. to $28.95 Sale’12” Mep's Work Boots Reg. to $29.95 Sale ’ 19”