HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-09-29, Page 9PARADE JUDGES — Mary McMurray and Lee Dobbs
are shown judging floats in Saturday's Exeter Fair
parade. T -A photo
During Exeter's Surprise Sale
THURSDAY, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Surprise Sale
SPECIAL
20% Off
Everything i n
our store
Seniors, WI meet
Former Dashwoode resident from
Ry MRS. IRVIN RADSR Wayne Hamather, son of Mr. president, Eben
Dashwood and Mrs. Wayne Hamather. Weigand, presided.
Milton Sauter, West Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. The QOglinating committee
Chicago, who lived here as a Jason Brown. brought In a new slate of of -
boy when his father Rev. A. The flowers on the alter fivers for the seniors. They
Sauer was pastor of the Sunday in Zion Lutheran are: past -president, Mrs.
Evangelical (United) Church church were placed by the Pearl MUNI vice presidents,
many years ago, called on his family of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd first Mrs. Ross Love, second,
old boyhood friends, Tuesday. Rader in honour of their45th Mrs.. Alma Genttner;
Mrs. Elgln Kipfer had the wedding anniversary. Mr. secretary -treasurer Mrs.
misfortune to be badly burn- and Mrs. Rader were treated yypa Tiatnan; assistant
ed about the face and arms to a dinner by the family at Mrs. Koehler; pianist,
last Monday when wax the Bayview Inn Restaurant Mrs. Ken McCrae, trustees
caught fire and slle tried to complete with wedding cake, Oscar Pfaff, Mervyn Tieman
put the fire out. made by their daughter and Everett Heist.
Mrs. Frieda Keller is a pa- Darlene Lynn. Mrs. Alma Genttner gave a
tient in South Huron Hospital, Sunday visitors with Mr. report of the convention she
Exeter, having suffered a and Mrs. Aaron Restemayer attended in Sudbury. Cards of
stroke. were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ness . thanks were read. The Fall
Received into God's Holy of Stratford. Rally Is Oct. 8 at Goderich. A
Christian Church and Mr. and Mrs. Eben donation was made to Town
membership in Zion Lutheran Weigand and families, Mrs. and Country Homemakers.
Congregation by Holy Bap- Florence Martene and fami- Members reported on the
tism Sunday, is Michael ly, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony wonderful bus trip to Port
Martene an families of Carling. A sing song followed.
Dashwood, Mrs. Carrie Mrs Hilda Rader's group
Russell, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. was 'in charged the program.
Elvin Bearss, Port Colborne, She discussed the Institute
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Swain, motto "There is no better ex -
London and their families at- ercise for the heart than
tended the Martini -Alexander reaching out to help others".
wedding at Chesley and the Mrs. Earl Keller gave a
reception at Southampton, reading, "Youth".
Saturday. They were Sunday Guest speaker, Dr. Wood -
morning breakfast guests of fine discussed Stroke and by
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon means of a chalkboard show -
Eagleson, Southampton. ed causes and effects. He
Combined event answered questions from an
Dashwood Seniors and interested audience. He
Dashwood Women's Institute stressed exercise and diet.
held a combined meeting The members of the In -
Monday, September 20 at the stitute retired to the base -
community centre. New ment for a business meetin
Mrs. Syd Baker presided. An
invitation from Seaforth for a
dessert euchre was accepted,
The fall rally is Oct. 4 at
Grand Bend United Church
with Mrs. Ray Rader
delegate. The London area
convention will be held at St.
Marys, October 27 and 26 with
Times -Advocate, September 29,1982
Page 9
Chicago visits old friends
delegates Mrs. Harold Carroll
and Mrs. Svd Baker.
Fire hits
Once again a major fire has
taken its toll on Dashwood.
Shortly after 10:00 a.m. the
siren sounded and people
seeking the source had no
trouble, as billows of smoke
and flames roared toward the
sky from the Arc Warehouse,
which also housed the raw
materials for the United
Plastics Components Ltd.
Before it was over the home
of Ivan and Shirley Grigg was
gutted. Six brigades fought
the blaze. Residents on the
west side of Dashwood were
evacuated due to the acid gas
fumes. Dashwood Hotel and
Zion Lutheran Church served
coffee and sandwiches to the
firemen.
How thankful we should be
for our volunteer firemen and
to Dashwood's water supply.
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Final Clearance
Of Summer Jackets a
greatly reduced prices
sg,,king Wood
FASHIONS FOR HER
375 Main Street, Exeter
235-2460 sk
SoUTH•HtRO\'
DISTRICT
A -FAIR SIZED SUNFLOWER — Checking t e size of a
sunflower at the Exeter Fall - Fair Friday afternoon
were Reg McDonald and Wilmer Dalrymple. ,
Color me
Continued from page 8
ordinated makeup, multihued
chiffon -like scarves for each
season, and costume
jewellery).
There is a little surprise in
'store for the client at the ern.
of the consultation, an ef-
fervescent salute to"the new
you".
The next morning I buried
my fuschia blouse in a dark
corner of the closet and donn-
ed a pale peach one I had not
worn for a long time. Four
people complimented me on
my appearance.
Colour me convinced.
South Huron District High School, Exeter
Evening Classes Fall 1983
Credit Courses will begin during the week of September 20 and end during the
week of December 13. These classes will meet two evenings each week, thus per-
mitting pupils to complete the course before Christmas. There is no tuition fee
for credit courses but there is a materials fee in some courses.
Credit Course
Introduction to Computers
Welding (Introductory)
Welding (Intermediate)
Typewriting (Introductory)
Grade 13 Calculus (Moth 552)
Grade 13 English (Eng. 551)
Accounting (Introductory)
English 440 (Gr. 12 General)
Law 400
Mathematics 440 (Gr. 12 General)
Nights
(7-10 p.m.)
Mon. 8 Wed.
Mon. & Wed.
fues. & Thurs.
Mon. & Wed.
Mon. & Wed.
Tues. & Thurs.
Mon. & Tues.
Tues. & Thurs.
Tues. & Thurs.
Mon. & Wed.
Materials Fee
Non -Credit Courses - will begin during the week of October 4 and aro listed below.
Course
Photography
Quilting & Patchwork
Crocheting (Beg.)
Crocheting (Adv.)
CPR
Calligraphy
Pilots' Ground School
Fitness
Dancercize '
Investing in Securities
Flower Arranging
First Aid
Stained Glass Art
Pottery
Microwave Cooking
Martial Arts
Basic language Skills and
Vocabulary for Communication
with the deaf
Advanced Sign Language
Graphic Design & Illustration
Sowing Programme
Beginners
Beg. Childrens (10.14 yrs.)
Advanced Childrens (10.14 yrs.)
Tailoring
•The Sewing of Children Clothes
•Womens' Custom Fit Pants
'Sew & Save Mena' Pants & Jeans for All
•Basic Pattern Drafting
•T -Shirts, Sweat Shirts & Velours
•••These 5 Courses will be taught provided enrollment is sufficient. The night will be Mon. or Tues. There
will be 5 sessions. The fee is $15• Thurs. (7:30-9:30) 10 $25
Intermediate Sewing
Night
Mon. (7:30-9:30)
Mon. (7:30-9:30)
Mon. (7:30-9:30)
Wed. (7:30-9:30)
Wed. (7:30-9:30
Tues. (7:00.9:30)
Mon. (7:30-9:30)
Mon. (7:30.9:30 '
Mon. (7:30-9:30)
Mon. (7:30-9:30)
Thurs.-(7:30-9:30)
Mon. (7:30.9:30)
Tues. (7:00-10:00)
Thurs. (7:30.9:30)
Wed. (7:30-9:30)
Wed. (7:00-10:00)
$10.00
$50.00
$50.00
$10.00
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No. of , Fee
Sessions
10 $25 + materials
10 $25 + materials
6 $15 + materials
6 $15 + materials
4 $15 t materials
8 $25 + materials
10 $ 25+ materials
10 $25
5 $15
5 $15 + reference
book.
5 $15 + materials
10 $25 4 materials
7 540
10 525 4 materials
4 518
10 $35
Mon. (7:30-9:30). 10 525 plus materials
Tues. (7:30-9:30)
Tues. (7:30-9:30)
Mon. (7:30.9:30)
Wed. (4:30-6:00)
Wed. (6:30.8:30)
Tues. (7:30-9:30)
10 . 525 plus material
10 ,$25
10
6
6
10
5
525
515
515
52,5
$15
Now is the time to make sure your home is ready
for winter. A tuned -up fumace works more effi-
ciently and uses Tess fuel. Here are some easy
and inexpensive ways to get more from your
heating system.
Start the heating season off with a clean filter
on your fumace and clean or replace it at least
once a month during the winter.
If your home has baseboard, fan -forced, or
wall -mounted heaters, take your vacuum
leaner to them now and occasionally during
the winter.
A glass or metal fire -screen installed on the
fireplace will -help control the amount of heat
wasted up the chimney. When you're not using
the fireplace, close the fire -screen doors and
the damper. If you don't intend to use the fire-
place at all this winter, it's a good idea to seal
the opening.
Take a look at your fumiture arrangement. Be
sure that heating outlets aren't blocked by fumi-
ture, as this can impede air circulation. If your
home is heated bybaseboard units, keep win-
dow drapes at (east 6" above the unit.
Check to make sure your weatherstripping
is around all doors and windows and in good
condition. Seal any cracks by caulking. Weather-
stripping and caulking cost little and pay off
quickly.
235-1350
Exeter Public
Utilities Commission
Chairman - Murray Greene
Chan Livingstone, Bruce Shaw
EXETER'S
LARGEST
DEPARTMENT
STORE
MAIN ST., EXETER 235-0270