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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-09, Page 10NAIRN CHURCH — North Middlesex District Historical Society vice president Willy Heidebrecht presents an album and related drawings of the Nairn Mennonite Church building to Pastor David Brunner at a recent meeting. The building will be 100 years old in 1981, Photo by Scheifele Skin specialist to speak on cancer VANASTRA FACTORY OUTLET "The Store That Saves You More" IN OUR_ SE1N',N' SAVE FABRIC DEPARTMENT McCALL'S "ONE'S FREE SEWING SPREE" Purchase any 2 McCall• patterns and receive third pattern of your choir, absolutely free. Two-way stretch, 85% nylon, 15% span- dex. Solids and patterns to choose from. 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Other executive committee members. include Vice President, Don Robinson and secretary-treasurer, Don McLeod. For the past 16 yrs Merlon Bender has been an active businessman in the community as a distributor for Bordens Milk. Ten years ago he opened the Pinecrest Variety on Main Street which he has enlarged over the years and recently *ex- panded to open a new variety store in Creditors. With the recent closing of two businesses in Ailsa Craig he is deeply concerned about the loss of employment for local persons and is eager to have the business com- munity help to attract new business and industry into the village. "Contrary to what has been reported publicly recently", he stressed "I feel that severs and water supply alone are not going to bring new business into Craig. We have to take the initiative and seek out persons and attract them to the area." This he feels is the responsibility of all con- cerned. "We are 'open to suggestions from villagers for any improvements or needs", he emphasized. The Business Association will be meeting regularly the third Thursday of each month at the Board Room at Craigholme Nursing Home and business people and those involved in cottage industries are indeed urged to attend the meetings. Each year the Association has supported the Gala Day events and Santa Claus parade, as well as putting on community breakfasts for special events. "We expect to continue to meet these needs", reported Mr. Bender. Born in Tavistock, Ontario, he worked for severalyears for the Baden Cheese Co. before coming to this area. He is married, and has two children, Becky, aged 16 and Bradley, aged 10, POtst 10 times.Ativecate, April 1900 Cancer can, be beaten. OBEDIENCE TRAINING Dog Obedience Training Classes 10 WEEK COURSE Given by Bluewater Kennel Club Monday evenings REGISTRATION IS IN SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE Monday, April 14 7:30 sharp FEE $25.00 For more information call 234-6498 ALL SEIKO and BULOVA ACCUTRONS 40 °':Ourr7 prices BUY NOW & SAVE A\STETT JEV/ELLPS UNITED 1, 284 Main St. Exeter 235-2468 TUESDAY DINNER SPECIAL Each dinner contains: 3 pieces of finger lickin' good Kentucky Fried Chicken, Golden Brown French Fries, Creamy Cole Slaw and a slice of Grecian bread. N ONE DAY ONLY! TUESDAY 227 MAIN ST. NORTH EXETER 235-2424 Skin cancer will be the subject under discussion at the public information meeting sponsored by the Ailsa-Craig Parkhill Cancer Branch, The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 10th at 8 p.m. at the Parkhill-West Williams Public School. There is no admission charge and it is. hoped that whole families will attend, especially farmers and those who enjoy getting a gocid tan each summer,. The renowned Dr. D. Wexler, a skin specialist from London will be the guest speaker. She will have a slide presentation with a question and answer period following. Members of the unit are also preparing their annual door to door canvass which will begin this month, cancer month. Campaign chair- man, Carolyn Woodburn, announced that the Parkhill- Ailsa Craig branch raised a total of $6,379.00 last year and with rising costs, hopes to top that amount this year to help meet the increased expenses. The total objective for the London-Middlesex Unit is $360,000.00,with the goal for the Ontario division being $9,700,000. In addition to the canvass, the Parkhill Ailsa Craig branch is again attempting to raise funds through the sale of spring daffodils. These will go on sale on the streets of Ailsa Craig and Parkhill on Friday, April 11th to kick off the cam- paign. ELECTED — Merlon Bender, proprietor of the Pinecrest Dairy in Ailsa Craig was recently elected President of the Ailsa Craig Business Association. Regular Ground By AVM PETER MARTIN CRED1TON Monday the students from room 4 and grade„ 7 of Stephen Central School travelled to Toronto to- visit the Science Center, Mr.. A. Brand, Mrs. B.J. Tall* and Mrs. Deelstra accompanied the children on a most -educational day. Mrs Many Elder and Mrs. Leila Finkbeiner attended the London area conference of the United. Church WoMen at St. Thomas Monday, The theme for the day was "Road of Vision." Many traffic signs were on display to reinforce the message. UCW meets The U.C.W. met in the Sunday school rooms on Thursday evening. Quiet music, played by Lelia Fink- beiner called the meeting to order. Mrs. Earl Neil gave the call to worship and an opening prayer. Mrs- Leila Finkbeiner gave the "Legend of the Easter Lily." Mrs, John Miller and her son Scott sang a lovely duet "The Old Rugged Cross." A character sketch on the twelve disciples were then read by Elva Lamport, Erma Krueger, Norma Fahner, Cora Wein. Jeanette Lamport, Mary Elder Lorene Wein, Evelyn Pickering, Velma Russell, Nola Ratz, Judy Watt and Nola Faist. The Easter story through scriptures were read by the late Laura Mathers, Marie Fydenchuk, Ruth Miller and Leila Finkbeiner. Mrs. Earl Neil closed with a Easter poem. Mrs. Helen Ratz opened the business with 'a prayer. The roll call was answered by 23 members and 3 guests. Minutes and the treasurers report was given. Eye glasses should be taken to Lyla Hendrick before the 15th of April. Mary Elder and Leila Finkbeiner gave a report on the Conference held in St. Thomas. The meeting was closed and lunch was served by Marion Schenk, Nola Faist and Gladys Wein. Good Friday church service "was held Friday morning with a good at- tendance. Personals Several area couples from Visit .Scien.ce Centre PeOhen -class to Toronto Fully Processed Those who look forward to purchasing this, symbol of hope are• reminded that the flowers are usually sold out early in the day and if they wish to help support the cancer canvass in this way it is wise to get them early. Advance orders are being taken in the Ailsa Craig area by Cayie Ann McAlpine, 293- 3057, Deanie Twysnstra, 232- 4447 and Shirley Dorman, 293-3400. In the Parkhill area Judy Prout, 294-0141, Jill Waters, 294-6392, Marion Larmer, 294-6190, and Betty Ann Mollard, 294-6447 will be glad to receive orders ahead of the sale. In addition to supporting the canvass campaign buyers will be offered a great bargain, Buyers will receivea dozen daffodils for the small of $2.00 this year, rather than just ten as was the case last year. The branch also helps to arrange for volunteer drivers for persons in need of cancer treatments who do not have transportation of their own. If anyone is in- terested in helping in this way they are asked to contact Doris Robbins, 294- 0063, of Parkhill. the Credit* and district Social OA, enjoyed n, bus tour to Renfro Valley, Kentucky over the weekend, The first night was. Spent at Howard Johnston Motel in Cincinatti. On Saturday they toured .Lexington. •The Kentucky Horse Park,. a 'V million dollar show- place with the .Man 0 War Monument. 41 the evening they en- joyed the Renfro Valley Jamboree and 'Sunday ' morning Gospel sing, A good time was had by all. Ruth Anne Martin, Leanne' Stewart and Heather Browning collected $50.05 for Crippled Children by holding a raffle on a Bunny cake and Easter Braid. Winners were June Regier and Janet Jerry and Joanne Acton, Port Elgin, New Brunswick visited with Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Glanville and Mr. and•Mrs,Bob Pfaff and other friends in the area this past. week. . 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