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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-11-12, Page 16London Life • - Whole LIfe.Insurance - Competitive Term Ins. Rates - Disability Insurance - Annuities - Group Ins. London Life Representative for Exeter and Area i for appointment phone — 235-1209 or 1-271-1920 LARRY JOHNS 1010,10)04# the lob Whatever the project, call on us for Ready.Miic, Concrete • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) • FREE ESTIMATES C. A. McDOWELL LTD. EXETER, ONTARIO Mani: 235-0833 a Office: 235-1969 Keith Westlake of Westlake Funeral Home Zurich Bonthron Funeral Home - Hensall are pleased to announce the association of Mr. Michael P. O'Connor. The continued business of the funeral homes will be carried on under the firm name of "Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes" having the "Bonthron Chapel" in Hensall & "Westlake Chapel" in Zurich. Michael is well known and respected in Funeral Service and hqs been emptoyed in Lon- don and Dorchester area for the last 10 years: Keith Westlake will continue to participate and be associated with funeral services in the communities served. Keith and Michael invite any inquiries pertaining to funeral services. MICHAEL P O'CONNOR FUNERAL HOMES Hensall Bonthron Chapel 118 King St. Ph: 262-2211 Zurich Westlake Chapel 49 Goshen St. N Ph. 236.4365 FREEZER SPECIAL NEW YORK PORK ', Roust ' Chops SHOULDERS OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. • FRIDAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. * Retail ,Section Closed Tuesdays • Try Us For CUSTOM KILLING PROCESSING • KILL DAY - TUESDAYS • Our Speciality - Home Cured and Smoked Meats Processed exactly the way you like it .19 lb ABATTOIR and MEAT MARKET HWY 33 . 31/2 MILES EAST OF EXETER PRONE 235.1123 Sliced MINCED HAM lb. 1.49. WIENERS lb. 1.39 Schneiders 13un Filler Veal's BREAKFAST SAUSAGE lb. 1.69 Veal's Home Smoked BACON (sliced) 1 39 "FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOUR TABLE" art tamtplveit JEWELLER TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU '21 MAIN ST., EXETER 154 QUEEN ST., ST. MARYS 235-2720 and 284-2228 Hensall ladies pi Chiselhurst women remember REMEMBER AT USBORNE — The annual Remembrance Day service at UsbOrne Central School was held Monday. Ready to lay a wreath are student council president Kelly Johns, MPP Jack Riddell and. Mrs. Gladys Sims. T-A photo Share the wealth at Creditors, -church ladies .badies choose_ slate Lightfoot Crediton, Kim Galloway Crediton and Dorothy 0'Meyer Grand 'Bend. Crediton UCW met in the Sunday School rooms. Mary Kenney and Jeanette Larnport condutted the devotions with • the theme "Music". Jeanette opened with a poem "The Sound of Music'% The scripture and a reading "The Country Church" was given, by Mary. "The PoWer of Music" was read by Jeanette and the "Chorus of the Birds" was read by Mary, • Throughout the program several favorite hymns were sung with Leila Finkbeiner playing the piano. Jeanette closed in prayer. Jean Neil opened the business with a prayer and a few words of welcome. The roll call was answered and the minutes and treasurer's report approved. The 'Church in Society reported the bale was to be packed on Friday. A reminder was given to the ladies to save used eards, glasses, nylons and stamps. Marie Fydenchuk read a letter about the poor sharing their meager meals with others in South East Asia. The election of officers was accepted as reported by the nominating committee. The officers for 1981 are as follows: Past President- Evelyn Pickering, President-Jean Neil, 1st Vice-Marie Fydenchuk, 2nd Viceiresident•Mary Elder, Secretary-Gloria Martin, Assistant SecretarNean- ette Lamport, Correspon- ding Press Secretary-Irene Finkbeiner, Treasurer-Nola Faist, Churdh in, Society- Lyla • Hendrick, Laurene Wein, Grace Morlock, Jeanette Lamport, Grace Fahner, World Outreach and Communications-Marie Fydenchuk Stewardship and Finance- Jean Neil, Nola Ratz, Nola Faist, Elva Lampert. Leader Development-Grace Mar- lock, Doreen Lightfoot. Christian Development • (Explorers )-Mary Draisey, Jennifer Hewitt. Greeting Cards-Marion Schenk. Good Cheer-Erma Eaeger, Marie' FYclenchalc., Irene Schlenker. Manse-Joyce .Preszcator, Alma SOhwartz, Marion Schenk, grilairArktege.r.Scidat Functions-Mary itenney,. Kitchen Committee-Marion Schenk, Velma .Russell, Evelyn Pickering. Auditors- Bernice Fritz, Norma Palmer, Pianists-Leila Fink- beiner, Joyce Preszcator. • The meeting was ,closed with prayer and Leila fink- heftier and Nola Ratz served a delicious lunch. Personals Mr, Lorne Finkbeiner is a patient inSt.Joseph'sHospital: London. Mrs. Helen Ratz has returned home after spen- ding several months in hospital. an party UCW, the WMS and. Arnold Circle of Carmel Presbyterian Church to the Christmas meeting in December. Rev. McDonald to be guest speaker, mem- bers to exchange gifts. Mrs. Grace Drummond spoke on stewardship which was most interesting. Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell thanked Mrs. Drummond and presented her with a gift. Mrs. Dick Taylor • read poems "The Party Line" "The Whale' and "Begin the day with Friendliness". The ..president closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ted Roberts and Mrs. Vera Brintnell. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Allan Busche and family of Dorchester were recent visitors with Mrs. Busch's parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Horton. Mr. and Mrs. Al Corbett and family were dinner guests with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Corbett on Sunday. Mrs. Harold Parker spent last week with her daughter and grand-daughter Mrs. Don Dalton and Carla at Seaforth. Rev. Stan McDonald, Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell and Mrs. Hilda Payne with Mrs. Mary Brintnell of Chisel hurst and Mrs. Grace Drummond of Exeter attended the stewardship and Observer WorShip at Mitchell United Church on Wednesday November 5. Mrs. Nan Britton and Rev. Stan McDonald attended the Huron-Perth Ministerial dinner and evening at Auburn on Thursday evening. By MRS. PETER MARTIN. CFEDITOtst There were two share, the wealth draws in town this week.. The Crediton Firemen's Association held 'their draw Tuesday evening. The winners \ Were: Peter Brown. London, Keith. Thorton Granton, Charlie Mortley Zurich. The Crediton and District Social Club held their draw Friday evening as a climax to the Monte Carlo night. Winners were: Doug Members of Hurpn- Middlesex NDP riding association gathered at the Clinton Public School on Thursday, Octobei 30, Five new resolutions were passed by the membership, The film "Shutdown" dealing with, gent closures was shown. A new president, Paul Carroll, and new vice- president, Tony McQuail were elected. A resolution on Bell exchanges. Situations exist where neighbburs are charg- ed long distance rates. Some rural residents may 'find their nearest hospital, town, post office and local services are all long distance. The resolution calls for each ex- change to have free dialing to all adjoining exchanges. Foreign land ownership was the next issue dealt with by resolution. Absentee cor- porate purchasing of Ontario farmland is having a serious and detrimental impact on- our rural communities. This has serious implications on who control our food land resources and food produc- tion. Immediate restrictions should be placed to prevent absentee and foreign ownership of Ontario farmland. A time limit should be imposed for pre- sent absentee and corporate land owners to divest their holdings. Another resolution states that the preservation of the Ontario Health Insurance Plan should be top priority. Action by the medical association and the opting- out of the plan by doctors are threatening' health care in the province. The next resolution refers to the government aiding failing companies and cor- porations. The government The annual meeting of District 8, Association of Agricultural Societies, for Huron-Perth was held in Brussels Thursday with over 100 persons in attendance. Bruce McCall, Brussels was guest speaker and Graeme Craig, Walton, provided entertainment. The executive for the next two years was introduced as: District Director-Keith The Hensall Legion auxiliary met on Tuesday evening with the president Mrs. Beatrics Uyl presiding. The children's Christmas party will be held on December 14. Plans were made for Christmas gifts for members and veteran's at Westminster Hospital. The money doll will be featured again this year. Plans were made to cater tt) weddings in the future. The members will have an exchange of Christmas gifts at their next meeting. Bingo was played followed by lunch. Chiselhurst UCW On Tuesday Chiselhurst UCW opened their monthly meeting by singing the theme song and repeating the prayer. The president Mrs. Jack Brintnell presided. Mrs. Jack Upshall con- ducted the Remembrance Worship service. "Onward ChriStian Soldiers, Faith of Our Fathers and 0 Canada" was sung. Mrs. Beatrice Munn, Mrs. Freda Boa, Mrs. Ted Roberts and Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell assisted Mrs. Upshall. The roll call was answered by fourteen members and one visitor repeating the ten Com- mandments. The treasurer reported a very successful bazaar. Three members attended a workshop at Greenway and enjoyed a most informative afternoon. Members were reminded of the United Church bazaar at Exeter November 15. The Church supper will be held on November 25th. A thank you note was received from the Riley family. It was decided to invite the Hensall • • Canada exchange areas was. passed.itc It pointed out the e dialing area for rural Baby shower A surprise baby shower was held for Marg Pertschy Tuesday evening at her home. Winner of the orange game was Rosemary Bowers and Diane Beaver won the word scramble. After Marg opened the gifts' a lovely lunch was served and social time was enjoyed. ihould on part ownership as insurance on their investment. It was resolved that finan- cial supporters of the party have the membership fee waived if they wish to become members A resolu- Von on electoral reform previously passed by the ex- ecutive was passed by the membership. ' The meeting closed with the showing of the film "Shutdown". The film details the plight of workers who are being laid off as plants are closed and losing their pensions after 30 years or more of work. Although th:e Ontario plant was profitable the company could not close its un- profitable plants in France or Mexico because of legisla- tion in. those countries. On- tario has no such legislation to protect workers. On Saturday, November 1, Gwen 'Pemberton, Bayfield, Fran McQuail, Lucknow and Valerie Bolton, Belgrave, members of the Huron- Middlesex NDP attended a joint meeting with Huron- Bruce, Grey-Bruce and Grey NDP in Walkerton. The Ontario NDP is moun- ting a Province wide membership drive. Huron- Middlesex will participate in this drive. Some door to door canvassing will begin by November 22, 1980. Details on membership with, the NDP can be ob- tained by writing Valerie Bolton, Secretary, Huron- Middlesek NDP, R.R. 1, Belgrave, Ontario NOG 1E0. Anna-Rae Fishman from the Ontario NDP provincial office explained the plans for the province wide membership drive. The local membership committee will be holding a social at the end of the drive to welcome new members to the party, 3 WATCHES ...the gift of time Foe jewelry fashions tram a name you know on a. watch you con trust McLagan, Mitchell; Secretary-Treasurer-Donald Young, Auburn; Harold Lobb, Clinton, as the Retiring Director. Dolores Shapton, Exeter is the Director of the Ladies Division who will be assisted by Maxine Sereda, Exeter, as her secretary. The 1981 annual meeting will be held in Mitchell hosted by Mitchell Agricultural Society. Our staff is constantly being updated on the latest developments in watches. Eleanor Turney, Bulova Customer Relations consultant (centre) recently conducted a seminar in our Exeter store to help make each of our employees thoroughly familiar with all the fine Bulova products. Oitilaienrolanolge•011ealit aistilletigitioasaientliiMOSO4100Setallisak• NDP riding group elect new officers USBORNE WREATH — Reeve-elect Murray Dawson, represented Usborne township at Monday's Remembrance Day service at Usborne Central School. Above, he is being assisted by student Gary Morrison. T-A photo Agricultural group names new slate Thank you.... My sincere thanks to all the voters of Stanley Township who supported me in the November 10th election. Tom Consitt