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Times-Advocate, 1980-10-22, Page 16dub regional rally at Greenway United church, October Mr. Adolph Keller has been confined to his borne through illness. Schneiders • WIENERS icy by the box or $ 1-1b, packages lb. . • • al / FREEZER SPECIAL SIDES Processed lb 99( OPEN DAILY E A.M. - 6 P.M. FRIDAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. • Retail Section Closed Tuesday: • Oy MK IRVIN RADER DASHWQ0D Dashwood club two 1e14 their sixth 4-1Inteeting at the Dashwood community hall, Thursday. Holt call was "The mast interesting idea I learned dUring this:project and my favorite recipe". Achievement day plans were discussed. A test on en tertaining energy knowledge was given and The. girls were then divided into four groups. and given problem situations- to solve., Church anniversary Anniversary services were held in the United Church Sunday with Mr. John Patterson Listowel as guest speaker, Grand Bend and Dashwood combined choirs provided music. Personals Allan lcleinstiver and son Todd,. Big Rock, Illinois spent a few days lest week with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rader and other relatives. A number of people from Dashwood attended the Ecumenical service in the. United church, Grand Bend. Mrs. Robert Hoffman. soloist sang "How Great Thou Art" in the hospital Several ,Dashwood residents are confined to University Hospital. Joe Wragg is still recuperating from his accident, Mrs. Hilda. Wein had the -6. ANIMAL SUIT — Blayne Epp models an animal suit of Satur- day's rummage sale at Usborne Central School. T-A photo TURN YOUR JEWELLERY INTO CASH If you have jewellery you are not wearing and would like to turn it into cash... bring it to Ansteff's. Our estate jewellery and brokerage department will make arrangements to sell it for you. With Anstett's gemologists you will be assured of getting the best cash value for your jewellery. Visit any of our four convenient locations. 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RIBS lb, $1.48 Try Us For CUSTOM KILLING PROCESSING • KILL DAY - TUESDAYS • Secretary of the Canadian Bible Society's, S.W. Ontario area, will conduct the 'ser- vice while Rev, Keith Brown will be at Zurich for their anniversary service. Personals Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Parker of Mt. Forest visited Friday with Clarence and Barbara Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams, Sarnia were Saturday visitors with Rupert and Hazel Williams, Clancieboye United Church, the Sacrament of Infant Baptism was administered to Marcus Arjen, son of Archie and Hildegarde Appleman by Rev. Keith Brown. On behalf of the U.C,W., Mrs. Gerald Lynn presented a book of "Children's Prayers" to the new baby. Mrs. Ralph Lynn gave a Minute Talk of Mission and Services. Next "Sunday, October 26, Rev. Wally Howlett, District ly MRSr, PRED OOWDEN CENTRALIA Itev, Stan- McDonald, kleesall„ was the guest $Peaker for the anniversary Service in the United Church, Sunday.morning, Speaking on the subject "rugritns Together" he said as a. church we look back on the eQute we have Male look forwa.rd to the future. Be' referred to Jesus as a Pilgrim —a man who moved with a Purpose in mind, He felt that life today is full of competition and striving for excellence sometimes surpasses the importance of the real person. We are all children of a loving. Father and to fulfil our goals we need a greater spirit of eo-operation, 'two anthems were sung by the choir and there was organ and piano music threughoutittieservice by Mr. Gill and Mrs, Ray Mills. The offertory music was an organ and piano duet by Mr. Gill and Mrs. Mills, Much credit is due Mrs. Harvey Smith, Mrs. Ken Greb and Mrs. Chas Railings for the beautiful decorations that made a colourful setting for the Anniversary service. Personals Mr. Richard Shoebottom has returned to Edmonton after spending a week with his family. Miss Mary Shoebottom of London was a Sunday visitor with the Shoebottom family. Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Vogan and granddaughter Shawn Taylor of Listowel were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Fred Cunnington. Mrs. Fred Penwarden, Sarnia, and Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Exeter, were week end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgson, Waterloo, Mrs. Edith Love, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs.Urban Pfile and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Greb, Zurich were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Ken Greb. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lightfoot were Mr. and Mrs. Pat Soldan, Tracy and Jason, Grand Bend, Mrs. W. Baker, Exeter and Mrs. Lorne Hicks. With Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden SundayerereMr. and Mrs. Ray Paynter and Anne Kirkton, Mr, and Mrs. Wm Allison, Ailsa Craig and HeatherReid, London, CLANDEBOYE Clarideboye Women's Institute members enjoyed a day out for their October meeting, Mrs. Rupert Williams, convener of Education and Cultural Activities arranged a dinner meeting at "The Garage" followed by a guided tour of the new London Art Gallery. The women were not impressed with the Con- temporary Art on display. Apparently, the displays are changed every two weeks so if you were planning a visit to the gallery, hoping to see some of your favourite ar- tist's work, it would be wise to phone and make inquiries before going. However, it was nice to see the architectural design and everyone felt: the day was well worth while, Nineteen members and three visitors attended. During the short business meeting, delegates to the London Area Convention to be held in St. Marys, October 27,28 were chosen. United Church At the morning service in • Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder in flatnilton. Mrs. Russell Wilson and family spent the weekend at their cottage, at Shepherd 1. e. Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Shoebottom and family were guests for the Thankagiving weekend With Richard's Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Rau Shoebottom at Parry Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Iiirtzel were at Fisherman's Cove for the Thanksgiving weekend. Misses Patti Tasko of London and Mary Lou Tasko of Hamilton spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tasko, On Monday evening they had as guests for Thanksgiving dinner Mrs. Emma Tasko, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Molnar. Mr. and Mrs. Torn Km, were guests for Thanksgiving dinner on Monday at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kooy and family, Huron Park. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden were guests at a Thanksgiving family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Punter and family, Kirkton, Sunday evening. "Christ the bread of life" was the Scriptural background used by Mr. Paul Schott for his sermon in the United Church Sunday morning. Singing in a mixed quartette were Faye Blair, Glenna Tripp, Alan Powe and Rob. Essery. Both numbers were worthy of special mention. The Thanksgiving banner made by the senior class of Huron Hope School decorated the front of the pulpit and was a splendid example of the work done in the school. • WAYS A TO SAVE ENERGY on loloof peo1)1 in energy right now. Join your neighbours and save some yourself. DRAFT DEFENSE A 1 /4 inch crack along the bottom of a door can leak NDER YOU That steady "drip-drip" from KEEPING 111E HOT IN YOUR HOTWATER • a hot water tap is more than annoying. One drip per second can send 175 gallons of your hot water a year down the drain, - ROOF THE FRUGAL RIRNACE rinsle By GORDON MORLY Regular maintenance and some -( very simple steps are all you need to make your furnace more energy efficient Have your furnace checked and serviced once a year. Set the thermostat back a few degrees. Check your air filter once a month and replace as needed. Make sure heat registers aren't blocked by drapes or furniture- use deflectors when registers are under drapes. If you use electric heat, vacuum your baseboard heaters regularly. There are a lot more helpful furnace tips you can find out about But now, there are just a few words to be said about keeping yourself in hot water. By GORDON MORLEY' Scott Prest arrived home from the hospital Monday Fixing that drip- ping tap is usually simple. There are lots of ways you can cut back on energy waste with your hot water supply-insulate the tank and the first few feet of the hot water outlet pipe. Use your dishwasher only when full. And there are many more ways to save! Find out about ways to save energy under your roof by sending the coupon below. You'll receive handy, informative brochures that will give you the lowdown on higher energy savings. Follow their advice and you'll be doing your part to make sure that Ontario's energy future keeps on looking good. And remember-winter's coming! Life is good, Ontario., Preserve it. Conserve it. Intended for last week Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brittain, Richmond Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brandon of Uxbridge were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Powe and Alan for the, Thanksgiving weekend. Stephen Molnar of Agin- court visited over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Molnar. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, McKinnon, Roxanne, Debbie and Randy, Miss Kelly Lang, Mr, and Mrs. Mike Somerton and daughter, Nicole, of Scarborough were guests over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Borden Smyth and Brenda. Mrs. Ross Loft of Parkhill was a Sunday visitor with the Smyth family. Orma Pollock of Kin- cardine was a visitor for a couple of days last week at the home of his sister, Mrs. Lorna Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ferguson spent the Thanksgiving weekend with Mrs. Ferguson's mother, as much warmth as a hole in your wall the size of a baseball! Caulking and weather- stripping to plug heat leaks are the best defenses going-because these //1 measures save your , ' / valuable energy (and ,/ money) from heating the ' great Canadian outdoors. You / can find out more in "Draft Defense': one of a series of brochures we've published to help you save energy While you're checking out those gaps in your draft defense, you might want to take a close look at how your home's insulation measures up for winter. 11' FACTOR IN KEEPING THE HEAT IN • • There's no two , • ; yi ways about it-, when it comes to saving energy and money in your Ministry of Energy Hon. Robert Welch, Minister Ontario and is progressing favourably. Some of the men in the area constructed a new slide for McGillivray Central public school playground. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Delmore of Kingsville visited Mr. and Mes. Harvey Morley this week. Mr. Parry and Arthur Thompson were Tuesday afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trevithick. Mr. Irwin Mcalpine is a patient in University Hospital after being badly burned, We wish him a speedy recovery. A few ladies from this community attended an arts and craft show and sale party at Mrs.David Grun- dy's Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gackstetter of Exeter and Mrs. Myra Glenn of Strathroy visited with Mrs. Violet Allison and Kathleen Morley Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Lewis attended the an- niversary service at Greetiway United Church Sunday evening. Mr. and Ms. Mike Heiner and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis were at Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Lewis' on Thanksgiving Day for din. ter. um ism sus mum dam aufal Mile ism — am lint irks Nom isira And for my car: 0 The Drive to Save Eictra Life Through Simple Upkeep 0 Buying the Car that Guzzles Less Send to: Ministry of Energy, CMS Box 37, Queen's Park,Totonto, Ontario M7A 2B7 Energy Ontario gaim ion EW-075 I I I I Name_ Address City Postal. Code kills WOO WWII Ali* ui—Yes! till:int lemr:ted in saving energy under my roof. Please send me the following brochures. 0 Draft Defense I 0 The R Factor in Keeping the Heat In 10 The Frugal Furnace 0 Keeping the Hot in Your Hot Water I'd also like information about saving energy in these other ways: 0 The Cosy Renovation O 3uying a Home with Warmth in Mind home, there's nothing like properly installed insulation. Check out the "R" factor of your home's present insulation, and proceed from there. You may even qualify for a CHIP grant that will help you carry the cost of insulating. As you size up your home's insulation, don't forget to look at your furnace with an eye to making it more frugal with energy. L I Ui Your future will only be as bright as you are.