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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-23, Page 2k • . OASHWOOD TIGERS WIN — This picture is a repeat of one that appeared last week, but,. one complete line of the identification of the players was missing. The Dashwoocl Tigers won the Exeter and district rec hockey league championship recently. They won six straight games over MacLean's, Les Pines and Pfaff Electric. Back, left, Bill Hoffman, Paul Maguire, Jim Skinner, Rick Morrissey and Ji mDietrich. Front, John Becker, Jim Oesch, Joe Arnold, Rob Dickey and Dave Turner. Missing were Bob Hoffman, Glen Thurman and Larry Skinner, u rt Welcome Spring! • LILY OF THE VALLEY des boa Paths rn de Toillette by Reg.$4•95 $8.00 • You Receive Complimentary AZIZO Mascara At No Charge Value $4.25 TABU Cologne S P PWF $4.50 Introducing: Exclusive to GUARAD1AN DRUGS A fine assortment of facial prepara- tion like night cream, moisturizing cream etc. See Our Cosmeticians For All 'Your Cosmetic Needs a na, n. ,111,1 1 N, 05,,,hem 4;t1 la. OM; EI.D4r, OtiAttotAtt MUGS • Main Street 235-1570 percent London Life Personal Life Insurance Term Insurance Disability Ins. Group Insurance Income Ave. Annuities Larry Johns , London Lifes Rep. For Exeter 8; Area For App Phone 235.1209 or 1.271-1920 VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Since 1844 Contact us in Exeter at: 425 Main St. 235-0530 Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 11.110111•111=18111•110111, SAVINGS ACCOUNT life insurance up to $2,000.00 at no .extra cost. DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS 5% interest paid twice yearly on minimum monthly balances over $300.00 TERMS DEPOSITS Currently paying 15% for one year. Rates 'subject to change. -CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT. UNION LTD. EXETER BRANCH Located in the Old Town Hall 322 Main St. 235-0640 Agammuni.;„ WAIsINIVERSARY SALE *Shopper's Square, Goderich •Suncoast Mall, Goderich *Sutton Park Mall, Kincardine SALE STARTS THURSDAY APRIL 24 10:00 A.M. 1/2. rice Sale ENTIRE STOCK! The Greatest Sale Event In Huron.Bruce Counties • VISA mom CASH • DIAMOND RINGS • CHARMS • WATCHES • RINGS • 10K-14K GOLD CHAINS • EVERYTHING! * ALL SALES FINAL • NO LAYAWAYS • NO CASH REFUNDS • JUST A SUPER SALE • 0RMANDY JEWELLERY AT ALL THREE LOCATIONS SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH SUNCOAST MALL, OODERICH SUTTON PARK MALL, KINCARDINE WILLIS GILL Suddenly on Saturday, April 10, 1980, at Marathon, Florida, Willis Foster Gill, of AR 3, Parkhill, in his 60th year. Beloved husband of Janet Loreen Borland. Dear father of (Carol) Mrs. Frank Allister of Grand Bend, (Susan) Mrs. Richard Turkheim of Waterloo and Emerson Gill of Grand Bend. Predeceased by son Allan Gill, 1972. Also loved by four grandchildren. Dear brother of (Eloise) Mrs. Keith Charlton of Mbunt Brydges, Douglas Gill of Exeter and WellWood Gill of Mgt Craig. Predeceased by brother Russel and Cecil and sister Thelma. Resting at the T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home, Dahswood, With Visitations after 8:50 p.m, Monday evening and Tuesday afternoon and evening. Funeral services on Wednesday, April 23, 1980 at 2 p,m. Interntent Grand Bend Cemetery, Rev. H. Moore officiating. LARGE TURN° A large turnout enjoyed a card party held at Brodhagen last Thursday sponsored by the Association of Agricultural Societies for Huron and Perth Counties. The prize winners were: high Man, Stuart Smale, St. Marys; second high man, Gordon Laing, Staffa; low Page 2 April 23,.1980 'BOOK trouble turtling pagealTviist all elastic band over the tip tIof your index linger. Put another on your thumb and you can leaf through a stack of papers quickly turning one at a time. 74(11" card tables placed- together weal move apart if strong robber bands are slipped over adjoining ,,,,,mouvoiniommuommonima ADAMS ! & Cooling ; I* Heating Systems of All Types INSTALtEP,MOCIERN1ZED anaMAINTAINED Es General Sheet Metal Work I* Air Conditioning i **Humidifiers P' Ventilation 711 E • = r. = = HELEN ARMSTRONG ti ) 235.2187 = :-..- 133 Huron St., East, Exeter E: Armstrong. At the Blue = = Helen Pauline (Crews) nnuuutnnt,nnunuuuuu,n,unmT Sp egial Sav n s MANI 60 and a day club 13 percent Calculated on your Minimum Monthly Balance. Effect ire May 4 With Any Purchase of $5.00 of CACHET Avionce The r Dear Mr. flatten: This is, in response to your column in the April 16 issue of the Times Advocate "No Wonder People Get Sick". Is it little wonder when people are misquoted or miscon- strued as I was? I hope the following "medicine" is just the "antidote" you need to help your symptons towards a better understanding of the situation, First, the reason Council was informed that I would not be available for evening meetings on the budget at this time was because my husband was in the hospital and I expected to be going to see him. Certainly anything as important as the budget that I had spent many after hours compiling (without extra compensation) you can rest assured that I would have been there if at all possible. I note that you do not extend your criticism fur- ther to more highly paid male civil servants such as County Clerk or P.U.C, Manager who arrange all daytime meetings and elected officials involved seem to be able to re-arrange their schedules accordingly. I note also that you do not mention the fact that many of my counterparts in other Huron County municipalities not only receive higher salaries than myself, but also receive as. much as $50 for special or committee meetings. You do not mention the fact that the previous clerk was only expected to attend council meetings, not committee meetings, nor that B. Parsons had been attending committee meetings for the past two years (also without com- pensation) nor did you mention the fact that when I was appoihted clerk, council did not have such a proliferation 'of committees. I have never objected to attending special council or committee meetings of importance, but what I do object to is being taken for granted - date and time of committee meetings set to suit members, never the clerk - never ask the clerk if she has been to a meeting the night before or if one is scheduled the next night - schedule meetings for any, little whim 44, then when members notified, clerk's personal life rearranged to accommodate-then com- mittee cancels, No way does a stipend compensate for being ex- pected to give up your social and or family life to attend meetings, but the • fact remains that I am an em- ployee of the Town and no way would council expect their Police Constables to put in extra hours without a healthy overtime rate or their arena staff to work weekends during hockey season without equivalent time off, so why should the clerk be expected to be at the "beck and call" of council without even a "Thank you". The reason - She is just a woman ! If clerks can expect 'the same "hazards of the trade" as editors as your column Body is identified The charred remains of a female person found March 25, near the Horizon View Road, about 25 kilometers north of Goderich, has now been identified. A matched set of yellow gold diamond wedding and engagement rings found near the right hand of the victim were traced through the co-operation of Leroy's Jewellery Stores Limited located in Michigan. The names of purchasers of 28 sets of these rings sbld in the Great Lakes States area were checked with the assistance of police forces from those states. As a result, the Michigan State Police traced the rings to the victim. Positive identification has been made by comparison of dental charts of the victim by Dr. G.P, Wysocki of the University of, Wes tern Ontario in London.' The victim has been identified as Kimberly Jean Woodward, age 24 years, of Carrollton, Michigan. Investigation is continuing in both Michigan and Ontario. UT on CARDS man, Clarence Priestapp, Mitchell; Most lone hands (men), Fraser Lynn, Listowel; high lady, Eva Laing, Staffa; second high lady, Georgina Thiel, Mit- chell; low lady, Jean Heaney, Mitchell; most lone hands (lady), Alma Ainent, Listowel, suggests, perhaps it is time for me to re-valuate my position vs. my family life. Are your predictions and your criticisms worth the eompensation (or lack of it)? Sincerely, Lia Bell Clerk-Treasurer Dear Sir: We are taking this op- portunity to express our thanks to many groups and individuals who helped to bring an QMHA midget championship to Exeter. First, the boys who did all the work, our hockey players. This year, we had a true team effort with tremendous depth in all positions. At the start of the season it looked as if we would never have a full team, between football injuries, hockey injuries and flu etc. it seemed as if we would never put a team together. But go together it did with the final results that nobody can take away from them,an .all-Ontario Championship. We would like to thank Bach and every boy for his co-operation and hard work during the year. Without this cooperation, we would not have been winners. Exeter and community must be proud of your achievement and also the sportman.ship you displayed on the ice and your gen- tlemanly behaviour off the ice. To the parents of the players, we wish to say thank you. You encouraged your boys and the coaching staff. You were always ready to supply tran- , sportation, help and en- couragement. This kind of support made this year a pleasure. The Exeter Minor Hockey Association deserves credit for their support in the past and present which made this achievement possible. E.M.H.A. provided us with the required equipment, ice time and transportation which is all so necessary when you are in an All Ontario Final. We the coaching staff wish to thank you for your sup- port. To our fans - What do you say to so many people who showed so much interest and enthusiasm for our team. We needed you and you were there. Thank you. To our sponsors, the Exeter Kinsmen Club, we thank you for yotir support in providing sweaters and socks for the team„ Every team needs a sponsor and you were willing to supply whatever we required, To name individuals is very dangerous since we would probably miss someone, however, we cannot leave out our ap- preciation to the arena staff, and our faithful timekeepers and goal judge. For us the coaching staff it has been an enjoyable and fulfilling year. Thank you everyone for helping to make it thus, Yours sincerely, Jack Fuller, Keith Coates, Jack Underwood WaterRestHome, Zurich, on Wednesday, April 16, 1980 beloved wife of the late George Armstrong, in her 87th year. Dear mother of Mrs. Howard Elliott (Geraldine) of Chatham, Mrs. Jack LaFrance (Frances) of London, George E. (Ned) Armstrong of Exeter„ William H. Armstrong of Crecliton. Also survived by ten grand- children and one great- granddaughter. Ones on Wallace, .one sister and two brothers pi.edeceased. Funeral service was held Saturday from the Hopper Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter with Rev. James Forsythe officiating. Interment Exeter Cemetery. SUSANNA HARTMAN At the Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich on Saturday, April 19, 1980 Miss Susanna Hartman, formerly of Mount Carmel, in her 89th year. Dear sister of Mrs. Georgina Baron, Riverview, Michigan, (Bertha) Mrs. Thomas Ruttle, Largo, Florida, (Viola) Mrs. Don Murphy, Riverview, Michigan, Predeceased by sister (Flossie) Mrs. Milfred Mclsaac and brothers John, Wilbert, Edward and Alphonse, Also a number of nieces and nephews and great!-nieces and nephews surViving. Resting at the T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home, Dashwood. Funeral service was held Tuesday from Our Lady of Mt. Car- mle Church With Rev. Al. Sasso officiating. Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery. The T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home, Dashwood was in charge. DOROTHY HAMILTON . At South Huron Ifflospital, Exeter, on Thursday, April 17, 1980, Dorothy Ilene (Graham). Beloved wife of George Hamilton of Grand Cove Estates, Grand Bend, in her 66th year. Dear mother of Sam 1VlacKinlay of Oakville, Dugald of Van- couver. Also surviving are two sisters, Margaret (Mrs. James Webb) of Orillia, and Vivian of Vancouver. The funeral was held Monday from the Trull Funeral Home, Toronto with in- terment St. 'John's Norway: Cemetery, Toronto. The T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home, Dashwood was in charge of local arrangements. AGN ES SI EMON In the Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich, on Saturday, April 19, 1980, Agnes Siemon. Beloved wife of the late Frederick W. Siemon, in her 86th year. Dear mother of Harold of Goderich, Joseph of Windsor, Mrs. Roy (Marie) Rau, Seaforth, Mrs. Thelma (Dolly) Jeffery, RR 2, Zurich, 23 grandchildren) 29 greatgrandchildren. Dear sister of Mrs. Jult Denofnme, Zurich. One daughter, one brother, seven sisters predeceased. Funeral service was held Monday from St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church Zurich, with Rev. Father P. Mooney officiating. Interment St. Boniface Cemetery. The Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich was in charge. CARMEN MCCLINTOCK At University Hospital, London, on Monday, April 21, 1980 Mrs. Carmen V. McClintock of 174 Columbia Drive, Huron Park, in her 51st year. Dear mother of Darlene (Mrs. John Hamilton), Kelly and Jeffery "Scott" all of Huron Park, Harold Male of Brantford, Jim MacBride and John MacBride both of Hamilton. Dear grandmother of Christopher John Hamilton and Jenny Lynn MacBride. Resting at the R,C. Dinner Funeral Home, Main St., Exeter where the funeral service will be held on Wednesday April 23 at 2 p,m. with Rev. Lynn Loskbough officiating. Interment in Exeter Cemetery. avers w to Editor chastised; champs thanked