HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-11-05, Page 18lives we were classed as
youth. We did some of the
things that the kids now do.
Perhaps we were corrected,
perhaps not. These guys and.
girls are the future you and
The Optimist clubs around
the country are striving to
make a better life for these
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HARDWARE
STORES
If you donated and your name is not here it will be in our next ad. Some of
the business canvass is yet to be finalized.
The Exeter Community Park Grounds
Development Committee Says
to
Exeter Lions Club
1979 Ball Association Fund Raising
Recreation Ball League
Saveway Building Products
J.H. Ross Limited •
J. Rolph Construction
Aif Andrus
Braemor Manor Residential Home
Norman Thomson-Norwood Village
Garfield Thomson .
Laverne Heywood
Nethercott Drywall
Ruth Stover
Dr. Corbett
Three AAA See Restaurant
G.H. Ward & Partners
Jerry MacLean & Son Automotive
Stephen Printing
RSD Sports Den Inc.
R.H. & S. Painting (Ron Heywood)
Exeter Bowling
Little People
T. Pryde & Son
Mobile Home Express (Haines)
Bonnie Bieber-La-Boutique Hairstyling
Audrey Clark Crafts
Neil Romphf Bookkeeping &
Tax Service Inc.
Gerrard's
Anstett Jewellers Limited
A & H Food Store
Andy DeBoer Enterprises
Bob & Shirl's Restaurant
-Dr. Russ Lingard
Dr. James Jean
Bank of Montreal
Ersman's Bakery
Jim & Liz Bell
Wayne Chong
Victoria and Grey Trust
Royal Bank
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bank of Commerce
Exeter Farm Equipment
George Godbolt Insurance
Exeter and Area Men's Fastball League
The Crescent Rolls
The Exeter Times-Advocate
Your generous contributions will allow us to complete the first
phase of the project: We are looking forward to the next phase
and are making plans for its completion.
Stephen Optimists embark on Youth Appreciati on week
They'll Be
Available
During
Midnight
Madness
PLUS FROM
WED, NOV. 5
TO SUN. NOV. 9
Other In Store Specials
For Midnight Madness
Bath
Tissue
1 ply 4 roll pak
100 H.
Sugg. Retail $2.15
1 .09
Kist Gingerale or Pepsi
Soft
Drinks
3/994
plus deposit
26 oz.
Miss Breck
Hair
Spray
400 ml.
Sugg. Retail $3.65
$2.31
STORE HOURS
9:00 a.m, - 9:00 p.m.
Sundays
12:00 Noon - 6:00 p.m.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT
QUANTITIES WHILE SUPPLIES LAST
Many Other In-Store Specials
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433 MAIN ST. EXETER • 235-1661
Youth Appreciation Week
is tote held this year begin-
ning November 9. There are
$91.110 of US Who tend to
forget that at one time In our
Roya Ile
Paper
Towels
Twin pack
9 9 t
New-Coronet
Facial
Tissue
youngsters, which in turn
will make a better and
easier life for the parents
and older folks in our com-
munities, Let's get together
and show the kids that they
are appreciated.
To assist these kids we
have bowling, sports (indoor
and outdoor), skating, an-
oratorical contest, 'golf, a
road rally, bike safety and
the possibilities of badmin-
ton and with the aid of the
parents a new and exciting
teen town,
I will not forget the adults
in this area. Without them
we are nothing, So, to give
them something to look
forward to the club will be
running dances during the
winter months at the annex.
Watch for our ads in the
Times Advocate.
Last week in the paper
there was a story about the
installation of new officers
and the induction of new
members. Something
happened to the camera and
to the mind of yours truly.
Neither one was working,
I So, at the meeting held on
November 2, Rois Haugh
took pictures and Tom. Wrote
Own the names. The pic-
tures will be in todays paper
and the new, members are, as
follows: Torn Lessard,
Murray Peper, Harold
Smith, Rick Blatchford and
earl Dietrich. President
Jim wishes to congratulate
you fellows and hopes that
your involvement with the
Optimist Club will help to
improve your life and that of
those that surround you.
On the November 9
members who are slated to
attend the Remembrance
Day Parade are asked to
meet at the Legion Hall in
Exeter at 10 a.m. Duff
Rothbauer will do the honors
of placing the wreath at the
'cenotaph.
The club wishes to thank
all of the generous folks who
bought hallowe'en candies.
The sale was a success and
the efforts 'of the members
has helped both the multi-
cap people and the kids in
our area. Congratulations
have to go to Harold Borden
for his fine work in selling
Hurondale
WI meet
The October meeting of
Hurondale W.I. was held at
Usborne Central School.
President June Stewart
opened the meetingvath the
opening ode and Mary
Stewart collect Myrtle
B rock convened the
program for 'Education and
Cultural Affairs' and read a
poem "Twilight of the
year".
4-H girls Betty Neevel and
Audrey Van Weiren gave a
talk on "Food for friends"
and demonstrated making
cabbage rolls and gave
everyone the recipe.
AChievement Day is to be
at 9:30, November 22 at Ex-
eter Public School. Anna
Ballantyne gaite the motto
"Too many people are will-
ing to carry the stool, when
there is a piano to move."
Elizabeth Lamport gave
current events.
Lena Kirkland introduced
Doug Jamieson, principal of
Centralia College of
Agriculture and Technology
who showed pictures of the
college and gave a very in-
formative talk.
Elsie Westcott gave a
report of the Fall Rally held
at Gorrie. Margaret Strang
gave the report of the Area
Convention held at St.
Marys.
Next meeting November
26th is the Christmas
meeting. All members to br-
ing a friend.
Get a head
for goulash
Although we may think of
cabbage as a pretty ordinary
vegetable, it has been
around for several thousand
years, used in various dishes
from soups and cabbage
rolls to goulash and
coleslaw. It's a widely used
and extremely versatile
vegetable.
There are over 8,000 acres
of cabbage grown in Ontario
and the harvested crop is
used for processing and the
fresh market. For
processing, it is used in
products such as sauerkraut
and cabbage rolls. Much of it
also goes into coleslaw
products for the restaurant
trade. Cabbage for the fresh
market is sold in heads or as
shredded cabbage for
coleslaw.
the most.
Our club is like the normal
household. More• money go-
ing out than coming in. I sup?
pose that it is. the fault of the
fund raising committee. I'm
a part of that group, and fin.
tend to do something about
it. Keep an eye on the local
listings of this newspaper for
upcoming' functions, And
while you are at it look
around your house for a good
Working tea kettle. We need
one desperately.
I am sure that I speak for
all the members of our fine
community when I send out,
my congratulations to all of
the parents and kids of this
area for their respect of
other people's property this
past hallewe'en. A lot of fun
was had by all and no
reported damage was seen.
Hopefully it was because
more parents were out with
their kids, or possibly we are
finally giving our kids the
example they require. Let's
not knock it, let's improve it.
Within the next couple of
weeks there will be a knock
on the doors of each
household in the com-
munities of Centralia and
Huron Park. The reason for
this is to find out how many
children 12 and under we will
have to pack candies for in
the• Santa Claus Parade.
Your patience will be ap-
preciated.
Mrs. Rothbauer would like
to impress on the minds of
the parents'and the children
of this community that there
is a Block Parent Organiza-
tion operating here. Many
screened and capable per-
sons are members. If any of
you little guys and girls are
ever in trouble or fear that
you may be, look in the win-
dow or door of the houses
near you and don't hesitate
to run there for assistance.
On your way to school
have a look around at the
houses you pass and
remember which ones have
the red sign ,with the Block
Parent logo on it. There will
be someone there to help
you.
YOu parents who belong to
this organization don't
forget to read the back of the
sign and adhere to the
regulations, There • is, no
sense in having the sign in
your window if you are not
home.
lie, A friend of youth and
have a good day.
Tom Lessard
Optimist of Stephen
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:JACK COLEMAN
councillor for
Stanley Township
'Your support on NOV, 10
would be appreciated
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