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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-06-18, Page 8XI GAMMA EXECUTIVE — The 1980 executive for the Xi Gamma Nu sorority was sworn into office recently. From left to right are treasurer Linda Deelstra, secretary Mary Jane MacDougall, president Verla Russell and vice president Joanne' Bowen. T-A photo ,PUTIV gg oR9CC.-))0 Time for fitness is time on Your Side. 4•11 Poifigramog. Karen Prior, Kitchener, and Kimberly liuttop, Ustowel, • Notice ... WE'LL BE" CLOSED Our store will be dosed Fri- day, June 20 at 4:00 p.m. to Thursday, June 26. WATCH FOR SPECIAL NOTICE IN NEXT WEEK'S PAPER Len McKnight & Sons MEN'S WEAR 372 MAIN ST. EXETER CELEBRATE 10 YEARS — Members of the Xi Gamma Nu Sorority of Exeter met at the Coach House near Port Franks last Tuesday night to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the chapter: Charter members present were: back row - Brenda Hennessey, outgoing president Heather Rogers, incoming president Verla Russell, June Essery and Donna Jones. Seated were Sally Lou Raymond, Elaine Bogart, Bev Delbridge, Donna Webster and Mary Jane Taylor. Staff photo Ontario greenhouse tomatoes can really perk up a meal. Their superb flavor, fine texture and bright color make them perfect for salads, appetizers or vegetable dishes. Marketing specialists at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food suggest these ways to serve them this summer. For a light, easy and cool salad, combine greenhouse tomatoes with long seedless cucumbers and a few fresh mushrooms, then toss with some salad dressing or mayonnaise. For a marinated salad, toss chunks or thick slices of tomato with an oil and vinegar-based dressing, seasoned with herbs such as basil or oregano. Marinate for a couple of hours at room temperature, then chill for a half hour just before serving. Tomatoes add color Un44. Vt,ita'et. ii;714..G'STATtIS ETA: "60 .140,,i7Okiutib Nti'ZiMt:4,151i1107=41=11,1krai VW: 0rWcd ',P=7,12...r„00=adt..16,* ...... We're tightening up on people who abuse Unemployment Insurance. Most people getting unem- ployment insurance play by the rules. But some people don't seem to know that they can't take a job and collect benefits without telling us they're working. That's why employers are being asked to send us the starting date and Social Insurance Number or extracts from computer payroll tapes for each employee they hire or rehire. This information is cross- checked with the Social Insurance Numbers of people receiving unemployment insurance benefits. Only cases of potential abuse will ever surface. After inves- tigation, anyone found receiving benefits to which they are not entitled Will kaNt.,c to repay them. . ri may Mtn finest mistake. some peophe 'forget or don't p r understand they must tell Unerii- ployment Insurance and repOrt their total earnings wheri they start Social Insurance Numbers of newly-hired employees are now being cross-checked with those of people receiving unemployment insurance benefits. Only cases of potential abuse will ever surface. 1+, Employment and immigration Canada Lloyd Axworthy, Minister a new job. In that case, repayment is all that's required. But, a penalty or prosecution may follow when the new system detects people,wrOngly collecting benefits. If you are collecting unem- ployment insurance benefits, and "'Start a new job, please say so on your UI claimant report card. Emploi el Immigration Canada Lloyd Axworthy, Minlstre uanaua HAPPY HIRE A STUDENT WEEK! from The students of Exeter and area! 235-1711 Canada Employment Centre for Students MR. AND MRS. GREGORY THIEL Deborah Lynn Oesch and Gregory Carl Thiel were united in marriage at Emmanuel United Church by Reverend Losch on Saturday, June 14. Deborah is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thiel of Zurich. Kim Oesch was the maid of honor and Dawn Gingerich, Catherine McIntyre and Jane Oesch were the bridesmaids. The flower girl was Lisa McCarter and the ringbearer was Drew McIntyre. Richard Gingerich was the best man with Tim Gingerich and Doug Oesch ushering the guests. Following a reception at the Dashwood Community Centre the couple honeymooned at Manitoulin Island. They will reside in Stratford. MORTGAGE TUESDAY • 110 Vita SPECIAL DINNER FOR ONE Our Regular 3 Piece Dinner ($2.60 Value) TUESDAY ONLY '46'111 W INS Keritiucky fried Colonel Sanders' boys and girls make it "linger lickin' good'® 227 MAIN ST. NORTH EXETER 235-2424 11111111 Baker's Tropical Plants announces its STOCK REDUCTION SALE % off ALL merchandise PICK talent for KirKton amateur test . . If you've teen waiting for mortgage rates to fall, now is the time to move. After hitting record high levels, mortgage rates have fallen drastically at V&G. You and your family can feel comfortable about making the move into that new home you've been waiting for. Call our office ... Check our rates. You'll be happy you did. The 36th Kirkton Preliminary Juvenile Contest was, held in South Perth Centennial .School recently with a large audience in attendance, Mrs, Brenda Zadorsky of - Qatari° spinach is now on. the market and it makes a great beginning to a fresh, crispy salad. Spinach is actually the first leafy green to appear on the market, since Ontario iceberg and some other greens, such as Rothaine, don't arrive until July.. Marketing spcialists at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food say that spinach is at its peak supply during June, Sep- tember and October, although it is available through July and August too. Most Ontario spinach is sold in the 10-ounce cello- pack bags. At harvesttime, spinach is mechanically harvested, washed, hand- graded, then put into bushels and shipped to the packers to be bagged. A small amount of spinach is sold in loose bunches. If you buy Ontario spinach in the cello-pack, just store it in the refrigerator as is. If you're buying it loose, trim off any roots or thick stems. Then wash the spinach thoroughly, a couple of rinses are best, to remove any dirt from the tightly water. Sprinkle this solution over the carpet with a watering can. Use either a scrubbing brush or an electric rug shampooer to rub the cleaner through the pile. Rinse the detergent out of the pile with a garden hose. Allow the carpet to dry thoroughly and then vacuum. Make sure you ground the electric rug shampooer if using it on outdoor car- peting. A poorly grounded connection can give a shock when used on a wet carpet. Outdoor carpeting is both durable and attractive. Care for it properly and it will keep its good looks for many years. London was the very capable adjudicator, Ken Hlackler was the master of ceremonies. Forty-three numbers were presented by public school Children from a very wide curled leaves. After washing, drain the leaves well and wrap them in towelling. Store them in a plastic bag in the refrigerator and plan to use the spinach within, four days. Think of all the tasty Ontario foods that can be included in your salad. For example, add fresh mushrooms, green onions, radishes, long seedless cucumbers and greenhouse tomatoes, and then toss with your favourite dressing, Another combination that's very popular is spinach, mushrooms, grated cheese and crisp bacon bits, tossed with a sweet and sour dressing. Be sure to look for and pick up some Ontario spinach next shopping day for delicious eating at any meal. area. Fifteen numbers were chosen to. appear on the, Juvenile contest at .the annual Kirkton Garden Party to be held on July 16. this year, Cash prizes will be awarded to the final winners of the three classes - vocal, instrumental and specialty, The children chosen to appear on July 16 .are as follows: Jamie Westmao,. RR 1, St. Marys, Ron Brookshaw, „ RR 1,, St. Mary$1 Cynthia. Henrich, Elmira, Scott Triebner, Forest, Jeff Greenwood, Joanne Verlinde, Zurich, Joyce and Hernita Ren- janoins„ RR 5, Stratford, and Nicole "Coln, Mitchell, Ian Hamilton, London, Jo Anne Wilhelm, RR 1, Stratford, Madonna. Mc.9ttaid„ SPaforth,, Denise, Brewton, Dwayne, Brian and Sherry Johnson, Stratford, Rebecca Lee Erskine, Guelph,, Theresa Cormier, Kitchener, Care for carpets Outdoor carpets are made from 100 percent synthetic ingredients that will not shrink or decay. These qualities make outdoor carpeting easy to care for, say home, economists from the home economics branch, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Outdoor carpets usually require vacuuming twice a week. Canister and upright vacuum cleaners with carpet pile adjustment work well. Never vacuum outdoor carpeting when its is wet or damp. This could be a potential shock hazard. Wait until the carpet is dry, or clean it with the spray from a garden hose. A great deal of outdoor carpeting is located near barbecues and picnic tables. Even if the carpet is stain resistant, treat food stains as soon as possible. A detergent and water solution will remove most stains, and dry cleaning fluid can be used for greasy or oily stains. Outdoor carpets should be shampooed before they get too soiled. Clean the carpets with a good laundry detergent, dissolved in Call us NOW. VG VICTORIA AND GREY 'TRUST Since 1844 425 Mains in Ex 2 eter 35-0 at. 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