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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-16, Page 33CONFIRMED AT PRECIOUS BLOOD - Students at Precious Blood Separate School in Exeter participated in a Confirma- tion ceremony at Mount Carmel, Wednesday night. From the left are John Griffin, Dennis Kints, Kirsten Hoogenboom, Pabl Menard, Shirley Grafton, Lawrence Vink, Cathy Hogan, Andre Reymer, Susan Birmingham, Neil Kaer, Susan Gregus, Andre Winters, Janet Kints, Gerry Ducharme and Dave Medd. T-A photo. 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Friday - 6 p.m. - Midnight shop Electric Tape 2 Cabinets To A Sleeve , Small Parts Cabinet Reg 2.79 sleeve sleeve 1.79 Reg 2/pk g .73 pkg 40w - 60w -100w Light Bulbs pkg 49 Reg 95 ea KITCHEN GADGETS 1980 Pro Spring'& Summer Catalogue Specials 10% discount on merchandise not on Specials Fisher Pro Hardware Ball-Macauley LIMITED I BUILDING CENTRE HOT OR COLD MIZaZtitigiZ insuLaTion SAVES ENERGY-SAVES MONEY You buy insulation to keep your house warm in the winter. It also keeps your house cool in the summer. Buy Now And Beat Next Fall's Higher Costs Times-Advocate, April 16, 19 80 Pap 13A Want doctors to know Lady of Mount Carmel School partirin.itpd Confir. motion ceremony Wednesday officiated by Bishop John Sherlock. Back, left, Mike Lessar MOUNT CARMEL CONFIRMATION - The grade seven class at Our d, David Dietrich, Jahn Barkauskos, Tom Kester, Paul Vanneste, Ken. Mommersteeg, Dale Regier, Robert Van den Bygagrt, Albert Von den Byanort, and Sean O'Rourke. Front, Theresa Baltessen, Claudette Proulx, Jacqueline Cronyn, Carol Proulx, Irene Dietrich, Tracy Dietrich, Angela Fleming, Sandra Hullehusch, Connie Kook, Katherine Devlaeminck, Deborah Larkin, Mirairn Steffens and Lisa O'Leary. next session of parliament. Be said this legislation could increase the cost of seed and affect the type of new seeds being developed. Mr. McQuail said in. Europe and the U.S., the vertical integration of seed and agricultural chemical companies is already prov- ing a problem for farmers. Federation members ap- proVed Mr, McQuail's resolution asking that the OFA carefully examine any legislation on plant breeders' and "oppose it if it is detrimental to the longterm interests of Cana- dian agriculture." CONFIRMED AT MOUNT CARMEL -,- Confirmation ceremonies were held at Our Lady of Mount Crirrriel School Wednes- day. The grade eight class is shown above. Back, left,. Joe Martens, Peter Jensen, Rick Vandenberk Mark Relo.r v. Danny Larkin, Leo Kester, Lenny Dietrich, Dennis Ford, and Liam Brennan. Front, Susan Sullivan, Kathy Glavin Dinette Steffens, Bar- bara Morrisey, Debbie Glavin, Deibra Dejaet, Darlene Fevery, Pauline Brannon, Kim Watson cmcl line 711- I111010 Dermatologist speaks sun screens automatically first thing in the morning, especially if you are fair skinned and blue eyed, The sun screens help prevent the sun from penetrating down into the skin and causing possible damage WIN MEN'S DRAW - A rink skipped by Doug Webber won the third draw of the season of the Exeter men's curling club. Back, left, Ray Cann and Jim Sweitzer. Front, Larry Fulton and Doug Webber. T-A photo 20% OFF BAKER'S TPlargSA Come and see our full display of tropical plants, wicker, silk and dried flowers IN THE NEW CENTRE MALL Free Delivery Phone 235-1412 Open 6 days a week All Potted Plants, Wicker, Silk & Dried Flowers We've Moved Our Office shop Whatever are now located at our Exeter shop Whatever the project, call on us for Ready-Mix Concrete • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES C. A. McDOWELL LTD. EXETER, ONTARIO Plant: 235-0833 Office: 235-1969 By JOY SCHEIFELE AILSA CRAIG "The best cure for skin cancer is prevention", stressed dermatologist Donna Wexler at a meeting last Thursday evening. "If you must be out in the sun use sun screens. And these should be applied at least-an hour prior to exposure to the sun". Speaking to an audience at the Parkhill West Williams Public School Dr. Wexler carefully outlined precautions to take to help avoid skin cancer. :"If you note any changes whatever in your skin such as the colour, bleeding,. or the size of any marks on your skin, have it checked im- mediately by your doctor", she warned. To help the audience become more familar with the most common skin cancers, Dr. Wexler first gave a slide presentation which showed various skin disorders, cancerous and benign. An brisk question period followed with many concerns being brought forth and information shared. Again and again Dr. Wexler stressed the need for care when out in the sun. "A tan may look healthy", she cautioned "but it also adds greatly to the aging, proces8 and can easily become dangerous". She warned that while it may not be the most fashionable it is easier to keep as much of the body lightly covered as possible if it is necessary to be out in the intense sunlight. She suggested applying while still allowing a lighter tan. The meeting was spon- sored by the Parkhill-Ailsa Craig Cancer Unit. Education Committee Chairman, Jill Waters, noted that this was the 4th year an open meeting had been held to help the public become more aware of cancer related diseases, and it is hoped that it can become an annual fight against cancer. President Ruth Arnel announced the need for volunteer drivers from the area to drive cancer patient to London for treatments. If anyone can assist in this program and can commit themselves to being available they are asked to contact Doris Robbins, 294- 0063 . Help is urgently needed. Refreshments were served by the Cloverdale Choirs join for concert By JOY SCHIFELE Sunday evening the Parkhill United Church was filled as the children's choirs from the Parkhill United Church and Nairn Mennonite Church joined forces to present a spring concert. Under the direcion of Betsy Wall-Barkman the Parkhill choir sang several numbers which they had learned throughout the year. Ably taking the first part of the program they concluded their section with the congregation heartily joining in the chorus of Arise Come Sing In The Morning. The second part of the concert was taken by the Nairn Mennonite Children's Choir, led by Gail Wall. The audience warmly responded to the group of fifteen voices as they joined together in excellent harmony. To climax the evening the two choirs united to present "Get On Board Children" - or What do you do on a rainy day in an ark? The en- thusiasm and message of the total 41 voices kept the congregation humming bits and pieces long after the concert was concluded. Soloists included Lora Lyn Smith, Jeff Greenwood, Lauri Greenwood, Blakie Smith, Marta Brunner, Lisa Leslie and Richard Engels. Instrumentalists were drummer Jerry Quick, Bass guitar Norma Quick, Pianists Susan Smith and Sharon DeVree. Be a crime conscious citizen and never display money carelesly in public. Never carry more cash than is immediately necessary. The Ontario Federation of Agriculture' is 'going to be asked to petition the ministry of health and other appropriate bodies to ensure the province's doctors know the proper antidotes for farm chemicals. A resolution, approved by Huron Federation of Agriculture members at their monthly meeting Thursday at. Grey Central School, Ethel, stated, "there seems to be a lack of ade- quate information available to local doctors regarding treatments and antidotes for many farm chemicals," The resolution, submitted by the East Wawanosb federation, resulted from a problem a farmer in that township had Federation members also approved a motion asking that the Farm Safety Association be made aware of the antidote situation. Tony McQuail, a Lucknow area farmer, presented a resolution to members rais- ing concerns over the issue of plant breeders' rights, Mr. McQuail told federa- tion members that legisla- tion regarding these rights may be introduced in the Warns against su-n exposure WOO JAY 1,11105 Tq1q1;r35 12.,2 4:0 N3111 Street P.O Pot 6,1ti 1:xotcr,Ontmo NOM Itill 20% OFF - all co-ordinating kitchen sets - placemats - table cloths - Fieldcrest, Aquarius, and Designer Towels by Spring made Your home of distinctive gift ideas. WE INVITE BRIDES-TO-BE TO REGISTER WITH US 60[174 CI) mar 0 -. WNW. W .15 III maw ~so Air Alr 4I7WO 7 '11017141. r MIMI 7 II I ; 7 1' J i, if i. ../ /' /I, me. IF I I r I II I atm" 1111~ Ilaff 1 I s , I r , I 1 MI 11n 1_ , -..0 Si , .fr i i ,P it it d AM, _.:00' i i & & i r AP PM litev NM WIIIII L r AL. 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