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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-03-19, Page 9HAPPY CHILD — Toryn McBride smiles happily around the cookie in her mouth at being brought to the puppet show at the Exeter Library by mother Mary Ellen. More than 150 children attended the program. Freedom from smoke plan now underway A recent Gallup Poll confirms that the majority of Canadians, smokers and non-smokers, believe that i smokers should refrain from smoking in the presence of non-smokers. According to the survey an over- whelming 85% of non, -smokers and a surprising 62% of smokers agreed that smokers should not light up around non-smokers. The survey also revealed that 87% of the people surveyed, smokers and non-smokers, believed companies should either ban smoking totally at work or restrict it to designated areas. With this clear message The Lung Association is introducing across Canada a new program FREEDOM FROM SMOKING: AT WORK. The program is designed to deal with the issue of smoking in the workplace. The program consists of two manuals -- TAKING EXECUTIVE ACTION AND SMOKING: A WORKPLACE ISSUE. Guidelines are offered to help management and employees with the issue of smoking in the workplace. Sample surveys, company policies and recommended steps and pro- cedures form the basis for this ex- citing new program. "Because the health hazards of smoking are well understood by smokers and non-smokers, we expect a positive response to this program, says Betty Hunter of The Lung Association, Huron -Perth Counties. Two brochures - FACTS EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SMOKING IN THE WORKPLACE AND SMOKING: A WORKPLACE ISSUE. Telephone 271-7500. to obtain this informative program. YOUNG TURKEY JEUNE DINDON . monl ..c, 0011,110 110•19 F0/1011 0.1p .- . (Freshly Frozen larger sizes also available) FRESH YOUNG NAYTER TURKEYS(8 - 12 lbs.) Available for Easter Order your turkey now at your local store or phone 237-3561 AND STYLE! NATURALIZER! ,teiwoetfile47 Naturalizer combines super comfort and classic good looks in this easygoing sandal. Set on a covered heel, it's a versatile, open look for your spring and summer sportswear. $52 Black (patent) Bone, white, red MIAMI Sniyth'SVF%RESHOE . ' MAIN ST. EXETER rni4P. PHONE 235-1933 Times -Advocate, March 19, 1986 Page 9 RacIs qu.stIon posedat niosting and 15. of the Holy Spirit which she had found Cora Miner reported that the books helpful. to the resource centre had been It was announced that we would be catalogued. She said there were many hosting the Stratford Boys Choir. The excellent books there and encourage C.G.I.T. would like large greeting us to use them. Annie Webb gave a cards. After the meeting Mary Neil's short review of a book on the working group served muffins and tea. "Are you a racist?" was the ques- tion posed by Jean Murray, program leader, at the March meeting of the Exeter U.C.W. She applied the thought particularly to our native In- dians and based her remarks on the writings of Karen Douglas, an Outreach worker among the Indians. When our forefathers came to Canada, they called the Indians savages. We have had great difficul- ty in erasing that conception. We call them heathen and say they worship nature. In fact they believe in a Creator of all things,.but they have deep respect for nature. Their sun dance is not a heathen ritual but a dance of thanksgiving to the sun. Besides religion we have wrongly judged their habits of marriage, employment and education. The answer to the question seems to be that white men are racists. Brotherhood begins on a man to man basis at home. 'The devotional period was chaired by Marian Dearing with readers Vera Mills, Ruth Elwood and Jean Murray. The study was divided into three sec- tions: Palm Sunday based on Mark 11:1-10; Good Friday, Luke 23:23-46; Easter Morn, Mark 16:1-7. During the business meeting con- ducted by leader, Olive Thomson, minutes were read and approved, roll call and offering taken. A moment of silence was observed in memory of the late Mrs. Hilda Shapton. Alma Langford reported on preparation for the U.C.W. con- ference meeting in Stratford, April 19 Mt. Carmel CWL meets February's monthly meeting of the Mount Carmel CWL was very in- teresting with a guest speaker being Jim Hoffman. Subjects that were discussed were cremation, the various details of arranging a funeral and approximately what the cost would entail. Mr. Hoffman was introduced by Marlene Glavin and gratefully thank- ed by Helene Regier. Lunch was serv- ed followed by the business. Mary Glavin was the recipient of the door prize. Father Joseph Finn of St. Patrick's Parish Lucan, was the guest speaker for the March meeting. With him he brought beautiful slides of Rome and Lourdes, which all had the pleasure to view. Joanne Steffens and Janine Van- neste gratefully introduced and thanked Father Finn respectfully. The business meeting followed a short intermission and prizes were drawn for an Easter basket and rab- bits Lucky ticket holders were Helene Regier, Mary Hall and Dorothy Dietrich. Nancy Michielsen won the door prize. Eleven tables were in play at the March 9 euchre at Mt. Carmel. Lucky prize winners were: Cleve Pullman, Albert Vandenbogart - men's high and low, Theresa McCann and Dorothy Dietrich - ladies high and low, most lone hands - Mary Glavin. ,!1 Remountior Repair? At Anstett's THE CHOICE IS YOURS Do your Diamond Rings need some repair? Drop in . we'll clean and check your rings at no charge to you. Come in for this service in March and we'll give you a Free Jar of Jewellery Cleaner. We can remount your diamond in a variety of handcrafted new settings. All woir• done at Anstelt's own factory by our professional certified goldsmiths Estimates and Consultations done at no charge Opening April 1986 Anstett Jewellers Goderich MEMBER AMERICAN NSTETT JEWELLERS 8 Albert St. CLINTON 284 Main SI. EXETER 26 Main SI. South SEAFORTH 135 Queen St. East ST. MARYS A OEM SOCIETY203 Durham St. E. WALKERTON A s::. .., Uniquely You Grand Opening 58 Ontario St., Grand Bend March 22, 10 - 4 . - silk, cool wools and fine cottons for the discriminating seamstress - skin care and beauty products - quality hose 10% O% Off all fabric orders Many instore specials tiolmenu.4nrrnnnrllnuunuunuliulunauuunnuaunuunuunuwunuuuuluunnnunuuunla Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only -Now $30" Reg. 535.00 Jump into Spring with A NEW LOOK MONTH OF MARCH 414 MAIN ST. S. EXETER ONT. CENTRE MALL UNISEX HAIR DESIGN Perm Special Including: Shampoo, cut and styling Appointment not always necessary 235-0202 P. unnunnnumuuuuuuuuunanuunuunnnuunuuuuonuuwauunulunuunnunuunmunt� cPutinott's The Four Point Diamond Checklist Diamond is the hardest natural substance known to man. But a diamond needs care to stay beautiful and sparkling. That's why_ we recommend you visit us at least once a year for a four point check-up. Here's what we'll do: 1. We'II clean your diamond so that the stone comes alive with fire and sparkle. 2. We'll check the claws to make sure that the diamond is secure In its setting. 3. We'll clean the gold band too, so that everything shines. 4. And make sure that everything else is sound and secure so you won't have 10 worry. We clean and check your diamond at no charge to you. While you wait. MEMBER AMERICA ANSTETT A GEM SOCIETY JEWELLERS 8 Albert St. CLINTON 284 Main St. EXETER 26 Main St. South SEAFORTH 135 Queen St. East ST. MARYS 203 Durham St. E. WAJ.KERTON Jring awai you ... SPRING COLLECTION '86 J ri vice (7wa,Cening . March 18 - 22, 1986 1030 m. - 8:30 p.m. 483 \I; in St., Exeter 935-9973 3 Please allow us the pleasure Clothes will be modelled of your company at your convenience informally at 2:30 and 7:30 daily. • .p( ,0 Mat Attack Great selection of floor mats 1 295 405 Main St., Exeter 235-2957 ' revealed that 87% of the people surveyed, smokers and non-smokers, believed companies should either ban smoking totally at work or restrict it to designated areas. With this clear message The Lung Association is introducing across Canada a new program FREEDOM FROM SMOKING: AT WORK. The program is designed to deal with the issue of smoking in the workplace. The program consists of two manuals -- TAKING EXECUTIVE ACTION AND SMOKING: A WORKPLACE ISSUE. Guidelines are offered to help management and employees with the issue of smoking in the workplace. Sample surveys, company policies and recommended steps and pro- cedures form the basis for this ex- citing new program. "Because the health hazards of smoking are well understood by smokers and non-smokers, we expect a positive response to this program, says Betty Hunter of The Lung Association, Huron -Perth Counties. Two brochures - FACTS EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SMOKING IN THE WORKPLACE AND SMOKING: A WORKPLACE ISSUE. Telephone 271-7500. to obtain this informative program. YOUNG TURKEY JEUNE DINDON . monl ..c, 0011,110 110•19 F0/1011 0.1p .- . (Freshly Frozen larger sizes also available) FRESH YOUNG NAYTER TURKEYS(8 - 12 lbs.) Available for Easter Order your turkey now at your local store or phone 237-3561 AND STYLE! NATURALIZER! ,teiwoetfile47 Naturalizer combines super comfort and classic good looks in this easygoing sandal. Set on a covered heel, it's a versatile, open look for your spring and summer sportswear. $52 Black (patent) Bone, white, red MIAMI Sniyth'SVF%RESHOE . ' MAIN ST. EXETER rni4P. PHONE 235-1933 Times -Advocate, March 19, 1986 Page 9 RacIs qu.stIon posedat niosting and 15. of the Holy Spirit which she had found Cora Miner reported that the books helpful. to the resource centre had been It was announced that we would be catalogued. She said there were many hosting the Stratford Boys Choir. The excellent books there and encourage C.G.I.T. would like large greeting us to use them. Annie Webb gave a cards. After the meeting Mary Neil's short review of a book on the working group served muffins and tea. "Are you a racist?" was the ques- tion posed by Jean Murray, program leader, at the March meeting of the Exeter U.C.W. She applied the thought particularly to our native In- dians and based her remarks on the writings of Karen Douglas, an Outreach worker among the Indians. When our forefathers came to Canada, they called the Indians savages. We have had great difficul- ty in erasing that conception. We call them heathen and say they worship nature. In fact they believe in a Creator of all things,.but they have deep respect for nature. Their sun dance is not a heathen ritual but a dance of thanksgiving to the sun. Besides religion we have wrongly judged their habits of marriage, employment and education. The answer to the question seems to be that white men are racists. Brotherhood begins on a man to man basis at home. 'The devotional period was chaired by Marian Dearing with readers Vera Mills, Ruth Elwood and Jean Murray. The study was divided into three sec- tions: Palm Sunday based on Mark 11:1-10; Good Friday, Luke 23:23-46; Easter Morn, Mark 16:1-7. During the business meeting con- ducted by leader, Olive Thomson, minutes were read and approved, roll call and offering taken. A moment of silence was observed in memory of the late Mrs. Hilda Shapton. Alma Langford reported on preparation for the U.C.W. con- ference meeting in Stratford, April 19 Mt. Carmel CWL meets February's monthly meeting of the Mount Carmel CWL was very in- teresting with a guest speaker being Jim Hoffman. Subjects that were discussed were cremation, the various details of arranging a funeral and approximately what the cost would entail. Mr. Hoffman was introduced by Marlene Glavin and gratefully thank- ed by Helene Regier. Lunch was serv- ed followed by the business. Mary Glavin was the recipient of the door prize. Father Joseph Finn of St. Patrick's Parish Lucan, was the guest speaker for the March meeting. With him he brought beautiful slides of Rome and Lourdes, which all had the pleasure to view. Joanne Steffens and Janine Van- neste gratefully introduced and thanked Father Finn respectfully. The business meeting followed a short intermission and prizes were drawn for an Easter basket and rab- bits Lucky ticket holders were Helene Regier, Mary Hall and Dorothy Dietrich. Nancy Michielsen won the door prize. Eleven tables were in play at the March 9 euchre at Mt. Carmel. Lucky prize winners were: Cleve Pullman, Albert Vandenbogart - men's high and low, Theresa McCann and Dorothy Dietrich - ladies high and low, most lone hands - Mary Glavin. ,!1 Remountior Repair? At Anstett's THE CHOICE IS YOURS Do your Diamond Rings need some repair? Drop in . we'll clean and check your rings at no charge to you. Come in for this service in March and we'll give you a Free Jar of Jewellery Cleaner. We can remount your diamond in a variety of handcrafted new settings. All woir• done at Anstelt's own factory by our professional certified goldsmiths Estimates and Consultations done at no charge Opening April 1986 Anstett Jewellers Goderich MEMBER AMERICAN NSTETT JEWELLERS 8 Albert St. CLINTON 284 Main SI. EXETER 26 Main SI. South SEAFORTH 135 Queen St. East ST. MARYS A OEM SOCIETY203 Durham St. E. WALKERTON A s::. .., Uniquely You Grand Opening 58 Ontario St., Grand Bend March 22, 10 - 4 . - silk, cool wools and fine cottons for the discriminating seamstress - skin care and beauty products - quality hose 10% O% Off all fabric orders Many instore specials tiolmenu.4nrrnnnrllnuunuunuliulunauuunnuaunuunuunuwunuuuuluunnnunuuunla Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only -Now $30" Reg. 535.00 Jump into Spring with A NEW LOOK MONTH OF MARCH 414 MAIN ST. S. EXETER ONT. CENTRE MALL UNISEX HAIR DESIGN Perm Special Including: Shampoo, cut and styling Appointment not always necessary 235-0202 P. unnunnnumuuuuuuuuunanuunuunnnuunuuuuonuuwauunulunuunnunuunmunt� cPutinott's The Four Point Diamond Checklist Diamond is the hardest natural substance known to man. But a diamond needs care to stay beautiful and sparkling. That's why_ we recommend you visit us at least once a year for a four point check-up. Here's what we'll do: 1. We'II clean your diamond so that the stone comes alive with fire and sparkle. 2. We'll check the claws to make sure that the diamond is secure In its setting. 3. We'll clean the gold band too, so that everything shines. 4. And make sure that everything else is sound and secure so you won't have 10 worry. We clean and check your diamond at no charge to you. While you wait. MEMBER AMERICA ANSTETT A GEM SOCIETY JEWELLERS 8 Albert St. CLINTON 284 Main St. EXETER 26 Main St. South SEAFORTH 135 Queen St. East ST. MARYS 203 Durham St. E. WAJ.KERTON Jring awai you ... SPRING COLLECTION '86 J ri vice (7wa,Cening . March 18 - 22, 1986 1030 m. - 8:30 p.m. 483 \I; in St., Exeter 935-9973 3 Please allow us the pleasure Clothes will be modelled of your company at your convenience informally at 2:30 and 7:30 daily.