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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-08-22, Page 3READY FOR FIRE AND SCHOOL—As part of the Exete firemen's pancake and sausage breakfast, a garage sale was also held. Ready to learn and ready to fight a blaze is Shawn McFalls. Father Peter is a member of the local department. the Job Right... NOW percent Annual Interest for One to Five Years VG VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Since 1844 Contact our office: 425 Main Street Exeter 235.0530 Membdu Canada Deposit.Inturance CorpotatIOn YOU CAN HELP the EXETER MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION AND THE EXETER JUVENILE GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM PURPOSE: Funds are required to purchase equip! ment and uniforms and for im- provements at the Community Park and Ball Diamonds. Your assistance to these fund raising activities will be greatly appreciated. BOTTLE DRIVE THIS SATURDAY AUGUST 25 GIFT CERTIFICATES will be awarded to the top boy and girl salesperson from Bob Swartman Men's Shoppe and Anita's Ladies Wear. Tuckersmith 447.00; Creditors 100,00; Bayfield '655,69; Hay 1,550.05; Grand Bend 1,477.56; Londesboro Area 785.00; Stephen 1,067.00; Huron Park 262.17; Thedford 512.20; Dashwood 354.20; Centralia 166.69; Usborne 800.75; Stanley 1,027.65 ; Va nas tra 57.75. T [N, STEDMANS 'Irate, vino BACK TO SCHOOL SALE Aug. 21-25 Clothing, Joggers, Watches, School Supplies. Watch for Flyer. Cash your baby bonus cheque and enter draw for 25.00 Gift Certificate. Draw made Aug. 2 6 /7 9. EVERY WED. IS SENIOR CITIZEN DAY. 10% OFF PURCHASES. Levi Cords For Men Slightly flared leg. 2 front scoop pockets. 2 back patch pockets, zipper closure, belt loops. SPECIAL Reg. $22,95 959 MAIN STREET, EXETER USE YOUR STEDMAN'S CHARGE CARD, 4 CHARGEX OR MASTERCHARGE Times-Advocate, August 22, 1979 Pagel TM Hope campaign a success MARGR ETTA PRANG In University Hospital, London, Ontario, on Thur- sday, August 16th, 1979, Amelia Margretta (Rader) Prang, in her 65th year, Beloved wife of Lenoard W.J. Prang. Dear mother of Robert Prang, Dunrobin Ontario, Allan of Brantford, Edward of Zurich, and Mrs. Jack (Eleanor) Coleman of RR 1 Zurich. Dear grand- mother of Michael, Sandra and Janet Coleman, and David Prang, Dear sister of Lloyd, Elgin and Irvin Rader of Dashwood, Elmer of Stratford, Mrs. Garnet (Hilda) Weiberg of Waterloo, Mrs. Ivan (Dorothy) Taylor of Kit- chener, Mrs. Wendell (Violet) Gamble, London. The funeral service was held Sunday from the Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich and St. Peters Lutheran Church, Zurich with Rev. Jack Dressler officiating. Pallbearers were Bob Merner, Orlen Sch- wartzentruber, Earl Yungblut, Ed Gascho, Frank McClinchey and Campbell McKinley. Flower-bearers were Glen Rader and Bruce Weiberg. Interment St, Peters Lutheran Cemetery. HARVEY TAYLOR Harvey William Taylor at South Huron Hospital in Exeter, Monday August 20, 1979, beloved husband of Bertha Mae Hohner in his 66th year. Dear father of Stewart Taylor, Kippen, Lorne Daryl Taylor, R.R, 1 Varna; Mrs. Steve (Phyllis) Cannady, Alberta; Mrs. Bob (Betty Lou) Johnson, Seaforth and seven grand- children, Also survived by brothers Robert, Clinton; Louis, Varna and sisters Mrs, Watt (Ruby) Webster, Clinton; Mrs. Blanche Stephenson, Clinton; Mrs. Harry (Fern) Baker, Bayfield and predeceased by a sister and three brothers, Resting at the Bonthron Funeral Home in Zurich until Thursday August 23 when funeral service will be held at' 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Alan Thomas officiating. Interment Bayfield Cemetery. PEARL KRAFT At the Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich, on Saturday, August 18, 1979, Pearlinda (Pearl) Kraft. of Dashwood in her 91st year. Last sur- viving member of the family of the late Catherine Weber and Henry Kraft, of Dash: wood. Predeceased by five sisters and five brothers. Surviving are a number of nieces and nephews. The funeral service was held Tuesday from the T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home, Dashwood with Rev. Bruce Seebach officiating. Inter- ment Calvary United Church cemetary, Dashwood. ISABELLA CLUBB Mrs. Isabella (MacRae), passed away on Friday, August 17, 1979, at the Sarnia General Hospital,in her 85th year. Beloved wife of the late Thomas Clubb (1962). Dear mother of Anna (Mrs. Lloyd Young) and Peter, both of Moore Township, Gordon of Denfield, James of Sombra Township and Harold of Sarnia. Dear sister of Mrs. Mabel Randolph of Red Deer Alberta, and Peter MacRae of RR 1 Sarnia. Eighteen grandchildren, and fourteen great-grandchildren, also survive. The funeral was held Monday from the Steadman Brothers Funeral Home Brigden. Interment Black Creek Cemetery, Sombra township. ELLA FISHER Suddenly at her late residence in Exeter, on Tuesday, August 14, 1979. Ella Beatrice (Baker) Fisher, in her 85th year. Beloved wife of the late Clark Fisher, Dear mother of Belva (Mrs. Harold Rowe) of Exeter, Ferrol (Mrs Amos Warwick) of Port Huron, Iva (Mrs. Bob Blair) of Cen- tralia, Glen and Ben of Exeter, Predeceased by one son, Wallace. Also survived by 21 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral was held Thursday from the R.C, Dinney Funeral Home, Exeter with Rev. Grant Mills officiating. Interment Exeter Cemetery. School report discourages unauthorized The Huron County Board of Education plans to in- vestigate ways school of- ficials can get rid of unauthorized persons in county schools. The board received a memo from the ministry of education at its August session which dealt with methods teachers and principals can use to cope with persons on school property uninvited. The memo is attached to a lengthy report on the matter and the board, rather than attempts to delve into the report, sent it to its management committee to look into and come up with recommendations for policy. Director of education John Cochrane told the board the report could be useful to school personnel. He said teachers here sometimes have problems with people coming in the schools and misbehaving. He said for- mer students come back to see a buddy or someone conies in the school to see a girlfriend and the uninvited guests, give teachers a hard time. GIRLS AND BALLOONS — Shona Craig and Abbie Bates Fair parade with a bike and a bunch of balloons. We've Moved Our Office we are now located cit our Exeter shop Whatever the project, call on us for Ready-Mix Concrete • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL , • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES C. A. &DOWELL LTD. EXETER, ONTARIO Plant: 235-0833 Office: 235.1969 1 participated in Friday's Lucan T-A photo Blast, applaud Continued from front page largest revenue increases. Programs offered in the fall by the centre will tend towards the vocational Smith said, with a home plumbing course and a ladies mechanic course being set up. Commenting on the programs, Campbell said "It really sounds exciting. It's the type of thing that really encourages me," • • timil Your heart works harder when i eiW you're not in the game. Get fit — and turn the 131) clock back, Fitness is fun, " Try some. PaRTICIP001017 • • • Shop In Exeter It's Your Town Admiral Zenith SALES Electrohome WITH SERVICE General Electric, Guaranteed Investment Certificates SUMMER PROGRAM ENDS AT HURON HOPE — The summer program at the Huron Hope Nursery School at Dashwood concluded its operation Friday. Director of the South Huron and district association for the mentally handicapped Don Campbell said the continuation of the school during the summer months has benefitted the children. Having some last minute fun with staff members Lauri Heimrich, Kathy Phillips and Janet Shapton are Danny Greb, Allan Hyde, Jason Vanstone, Donny Consitt, Christopher Playfoot and Jamie Meidinger, T-A photo Continued from front page said about vandalism the better. Elliott said a police chief in the county told some trustees that media publicity of vandalism encourages vandals, Lucknow trustee Marion Zinn was in obvious agreement with the chief and suggested that reporters at the board of education meeting play down van- dalism, Trustees were also at a loss to explain why Clinton was so much harder hit than any other school. Not only do vandals do more damage at Central Huron they are far more consistent. From April to June vandals in Clinton cost the board $1,275.25 in 41 incidents of vandalism. South Huron was another favorite spot for vandals who, in 15 incidents caused $789.12 worth of damage. Third in line was Clinton Public School with 14 in- School vandalism The South Huron and district association for the mentally handicapped has just concluded its most successful Flowers of Hope campaign ever, with over $12,000 being raised. Association director Don Campbell said the total of $12,278.97 was almost $300 more than the goal of the campaign, Making reference to the Cash for Life lottery Camp- bell said the Huron association does not sell tickets as it believes in the "door to door" approach. He added the local canvass is one of the largest if not the largest in the province. Over 200 canvassers covered the area served by the association, Campbell said. The following is a break- down of the canvass by municipality: Exeter 1,617.26; Hensall 555.00; Zurich 842.45: cidents that cost $179.04. Trustees were not prepared to lay any blame for the vandalism. Elliott said there was no indication students were causing the problem claiming it could be done on weekends or after school. The chairman added the only other thing he could think of was that Central Huron was used for many special courses that students are bused into the school to take. He said the students from outside the area may not have the pride in the school students from Clinton would have. No action was taken to delve into the problem of vandalism any further. The board seemed prepared to accept the suggestion of some police and turn the other cheek. No indication was given if administrators would continue to monitor vandalism.