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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-10, Page 6THE ART OF TACO MAKING — Peg Seller, Exeter, is doing a good lob on her first attempt at making tacos, while Jean Hem, Exeter, looks on. The ladies are taking a 4-H leadership training course which will qualify them to teach the club ses- sion called Food for Friends in September. The training session was held at Exeter United Church last week.Staff photo School 'pupil' for 69 years (Decorate your home with beautiful CUSTOM DRAPES Choose the fabrics and the styles you want and Barb Whiting will custom make your drapes for you. You can also choose matching bedspreads and pillow shams. WHITING'S WAREHOUSE 'Main St. Exeter 235.1964 ng For E ,616 a hairstyle (IC/ that expresses the 0) person you are We take the time to know you Geack9oom'' tc, UNISEX HAI RSTYLINGS By THERESA GRIIVIMINCK 423 Main Street, Exeter, Ont., NOM ISO Call 235-0451 Or Walk In Wash, Cut & Style Women $8.00 Men $7.00 Children (Under 12) $4.00 Shampoo & Style $6.00 Perms (Includes cut) $25.00 Tues - Thurs. 9-5:30 Fri. 12 - 8:00 Sat. 9 - 4:00 PARKING IN THE REAR - Redken, Noble, Totos Helene Curtis Products INVENTORY SALE 20% OFF all Macrame Supplies and Wicker 10%. OFF all Pottery Sale ends Sept. 27th 127 King St., Henson 262-2017 '4111 Closed Mondays FIRST-TIME TACO MAKERS — Brenda Brunzlow, Exeter, Brenda Triebner, Exeter, Kathryn Keller, bashwood and Jean Fleming, Crediton, concentrate an making their tacos at the leaders training course held last week at Exeter United Church. The training ses- sion is preparing them to teach the next 4-H club entitled Food for Friends.Staff photo Congratulations! / "You did it!" SOME ENCOURAGING WORDS FROM WEIGHT WATCHERS. JOIN NOW September 7 to October 4, 1980 SAVE $4.00 on your first meeting and registration fee. (Not applicable to Senior Citizens and Students Reduced Rate) At o Weight Watchers meeting. hear compliments. Many a kind word. Arid lots of helpful advice. And that's one of the reasons why Weight Watchers hos helped more people lose more pounds than any other weight loss program in the world Every week, thousands of our members meet with our trained lecturers to talk about their eating problems.They come to try our famous Food Plan. And trade in their old eating habits for new ones. They come, because its so much easier to lose weight when you're not doing it alone! Join us Take advantage of this monersavicg offer. One meeting is all the encouragement you'll need. 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EARL CAMPBELL JEWELLERS LT9 can be your centre for all jewellery repairs. • WATCHES Earl Campbell is a licensed watchmaker and cer- tified quartz watch technician. • ENGRAVING Whether it be a small charm, an identification bracelet or a large tray, engraving is done on the premises. APPRAISALS Earl and Jay Campbell are qualified to prepare professional appraisals for insurance or estate pur- poses. • JEWELLERY Gold and silver soldering, chain arid jewellery repairs, pearls re-strung are but a few of the repairs we do. • RINGS Ring sling, stone re-setting, tip and shank rcipairs are expertly done by our craftsmen, TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 154 QUEENI ST., ST. MARYS and 284-2228 • akaShi man wins again Elementary schools operated by the Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board have experienced a moderate decline in student enrolment. Total enrolment for the two county system is down by 19 students or 17 percent compared to a year ago. Enrolment in schools operated by the board in Perth county increased by eight students while in Huron county enrolment decreased by 27 students. Over a seven year period *the number of students in the separate system has fallen from 3,266 to 2,023. Locally, enrolment has decreased by 28 students with only Precious Blood in Exeter having a greater number of students in 1980 compared to a year ago. Precious. Blood's student body increased from 77 to 80. At Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 187 students enrolled, a decrease of 18. At the two Zurich area schools, Ecole St, Marie and St, Boniface, enrolments are down slightly this year. St. Marie has lost four students while St. Boniface has seen their numbers decline by nine, By KATHY COOPER EUMVILLE Sunday morning worship at Elimville United Church was a celebration service observing the 200th birthday of Sunday Schools. Many members of our church family attended. Pastor Flargreaves was assisted by superintendents Brian Pym and Larry Skinner. The pupils and teachers entered the sanctuary carrying flags and banners and assembled in their classes for the service. Mrs. Gerry Grubb and son Glen gave the Call to Wor- ship. Scripture readings were given by Catherine Johns, Kim Prance, Lori Kerslake and Steve Wilkinson. A dialogue on the history of Sunday School was read by Tracey Coward and Donna Kerslake. Thirty children and young people walked through a white archway to receive diplomas and seals in recognition of their faithful attendance, during the past year. Delmar Skinner, Mrs. Gilbert Johns and Joan Cooper contributed to a time of sharing as they related some of their meaningful experiences, in their years of attending Sunday School. Each lit a candle on the birthday cake which was later cut by Mrs, William Routley. She became a member of Elimville Sunday School sixty-nine years ago and has been actively involved many of those years. Mrs. Routley said, "I'm so happy and thankful to be at this service to-day." Following the service veryone enjoyed birthday cake, A number from the community attended the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Skinner Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kints. By WS. HUGH MIPRENZ SHIPKA Willis. Desjardine has won another first in old time fiddling in the intermediate class contest held last week end in Gravenhurst. PersonAls Mr‘. and Arcs, Roy Corn, fort, Barry and Chad, of Welland spent the weekend with Jim and Marg Sweitzer, Jeff and Amy, Gloria, Harvey, Dwight and Kevin Beierling were Sunday supper guests in Exeter with Pat and Gordon Jones. Gloria's parents and brother, Joyce and Howard Adkins and Jamie, arehaving a holiday in California and attending a wedding, Mrs, Elsie Comfort, of Welland, visited on the weekend here with her three daughters and their families, Doris Sweitzer, Eva Sweitzer and Marilyn Pickering. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Russell, and baby Greg Jr. of Essex, visited with their cousins, Tom, Rosanne, Jackie and Jenny Russell on the weekend. Along with other friends and relatives they all attended a barbeque, on Saturday evening, at the home of Ann and Donald Russell. Saturday and Sunday visitors with Mrs. Trellis. Little ,andEari Stebbins were Norval and. Edna Reid, Crediten, Les and Betty Desjardine„ of near Thed, ford, and Bay and Kay Cooper, of Exeter, Hugh and. Annie Morenz visited Coleman relatives at Kippen on Sunday afternoon, Recent visitors with Gus and Mary Lou Van 1Vlassenheveri, Anita, Ronnie and Michael were Gus's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Albert VanMassenhoven, of Parkhill, and Mary Lou's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Wouter,s, of Belmont, Don't tell us that worry doesn't do, any good. We know better. The things we worry about don't happen, Page Tim Aclvo ate, September 1980. Enrolment down Several attended Decoration services at the Exeter Cemetery Sunday. Mrs. Reuben Pehlke, Monkton is visiting with Mr and Mrs. Alvin Fulton for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wilkinson, Leamington spent several days with Mr and Mrs. Jim Wilkinson and family.