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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-04-30, Page 261 SIMS — Jim aad_ Lyndtadoe God kr sacs arrival d Bair seeaad dattedar Mow horn lbenday. *OM111M at Mr a.m. winglike 7 lbs -11 as, ftkandsudy is rival home. aw rad g ndpareeb are Reg her baby Aid% P and Dorothy Morrison. Kirklan, wad Ray and Ray Cooper, Exeter. lie DIXON — Steve and Delay (wee Adak) are =Elizabeth amounts the ads arrival d $arab Elizabe h on April 25, illi` wetting ing 6 lbs. A wee sister for Becky aad Smit. Proud grawdpareota are Doe= and MaryLou Dixon, Alba Craig, and Mrs. Claire Adair, Parkhill. Special thanks to Dr. Fdiews old third floor staff. St. Joseph's Hospital, Lowden• tic DOBRMISKY — Prise and Dsle (rex Des- jard'ane) are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their twins. Diana Lyon and Der- rick Michael, born December 19, 1116 at 9;29 and 9:22 a.m. at the Women's Pavilion in, Manitoba. Diana tipped the scale at 5 k. 13 oz. and Detrick at S Ib. o:. A little sister and brother for Michelle were delivered just in time far anistmas. Proud grandmothers are Mrs. Chester Desjtrdine (Pearl Jennison) of Sleeman, Ontario, and Mrs. Frieda Dobranaky of Kelowna, B.C. lame ELDER — Fred and Sipe are very happy to announce the safe arrival el their 7 ib. 3 oaf. daughter Amber -Lea Karin on Mon day, April 21, 1916. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kea Elder, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Denomme and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dignan. A new little sister Ri and Dustin. for Terri -Lynn, OVERHOLT — Mike and Charier* (nee Hartman) thank God for the safe arrival of Brandon's little sister Court] ey MGdid)e born on April 14, 1986 weighi► g 71b. soz. Proud grandparents are Victor and Irene Hartman and first granddaughter for Den- nis and Rose -Am Overbill Special thanks to Dr. Steciuk, Dr. Fellows, Dr. Patrick and third floor nursing staff at St Joseph's Hospital far their ereellent care. Aha a great big thanks to Grandpa, Grandma and Aunt Patty for taking such good care 1r' of Brandon. DIRTHS— PRANG — ®d aid Carol think Owl ter the safe arrival of their sin Sinai Edward Mkind barn A j ll SD, i!M 6 I6. wo`ebrother at ' r Greg. Gres kr ME and Ethel Mom, D6eiwaad. wad peet- pudeon far Mrs. M,yrde Magee. tale ThOMSON— Rabin awl Lia arepwid In aw usimee the carte arrival d l6eiwd �Aeseek krn Celia Tfawmsoad8t'aleliwdml If' DEATHS — BAKER — At Ibrmriew Home, Oaten, co Sunday, April 37, 191, William Thomas (Ball) Baker, rester l Toronto in his Nth year. Aprivive [[ service was held en Taesdry April 29 p at 2 m. Inter- mentSin Grand Bend Cemetery, Rev. R. Peebles officiating. T. Harry Hoffman and Sons Funeral Home, Dashwood, in charge f arrangements. EDWARD — Beason T. Edward, sudden- ly at his risidemce 175 Kensisgtm Crescent. Huron Park, on Thursday,A� 1966. Beloved husband d Olive ( ) Ed- ward; in his 67th year. Father of (Mary Lou) Mrs. Wally Becker and (Suwon) Mrs. John Bruin, both of Huron Park. Also !urvived by two doting granddaughters Shauna sod Shari Becker; two brothers Emmerson and James, both of Clinton. Also survived by several nieces and 19▪ 16andbyPredeceased one Steep, Wayne, Rested at the Hopper Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter; where funeral service was held on Saturday, April 26. Interment Ex- eter Cemetery. Donations to the South. Huron Hospital or the Lang Association would be appreciated by the family. Ile Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle. Hwy. 4 South Pastor REV. BOB DONNAN Youth Pastor REV. RANDY COX Sunday May 4 10:00 o.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Service 7:00 p.m. Evangelistic Service Wednesday night 7:00 p.m. Family Night Programs for all ages HursV,TP-a-everyone welcome Calvary United Church' of Canada Dashwood • Minister REV. BOB SINASAC Organist • Miss Idella Gabel, A.R.C.T. Sunday, May 4 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 9:45 o.m. Sunday School Eve `ryone welcome Wednesday night Choir Practice Youth group every week • 7:30 p.m. Come and bring a friend Bethel Reformed Church Huron Street East, Exeter REV. ABRAM BIAAK Minister Sunday. May 4 10:00 o.m. Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 7:30 p.m. Evening Service Come and Worship with us Coven Presbyterian Church MINISTER REV. KENNETH KNIGHT Phone 235.7143 Organist Mr. David Dougall Sunday. May 4 10:15 a.m. Morning Service 10:15 o.m. Sunday School Everyor.e Welcome Zion Lutheran Church • Doshwood Pastor REV. MAYO MELLECKE Sunday. May 4 Congregation Christian Education 11.00 Worship Service Everyone Welcome Exeter Christian Reformed Church Main St. North MINISTER REV. B.H. DE JONGE Sunday. May 4 10:00 a.m. - Worship Sunday School - (Preschoolers) 2:30 p.m. Worship Nursery Available Everyone Welcome listen to The Bock to God Hour CKNx Dial 920 - 10:30 a.m.' Television Faith 20 - Global 6 (cable 3) 4 Exeter United Church Janes at Andrew Minister: The Rev. Richard,W.. Hawley Staff Associate: Mrs. Bev Robinson Organist and Choirmaster Mr. Robert Cameron The Sixth Sunday of Easter Sunday, May 4 UCW ANNIVERSARY SERVICE 11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship Guest Speaker - Mrs. Alms Langford President of the Huron -Perth Presbyterial U.C.W. Message: Whither Bound' Music: The New Huronia Singers 11:00 a.m. Church School Courtesy Cor for May Mr. Elwood Truemrer 235.0362 Nursery Facilities Available EVERYONE WELCOME Wednesday, April 30th - 7:30 p.m. Film "Con a Parent B. Human" The Trivitt Memorial Church (Anglican) Main at Gidley, Exeter the REV. J.W. SUTTON Rector' 235-2335 Sunday, May 4 The Sixth Sunday of Easter (Rogation Sunday) 11:15 o:m. Holy Eucharist Church School / Nursery Blessing of Seeds Thursday, May 8 - Ascension Doy 7:00 p.m. Holy Eucharist and Sod fuming for Addition to church hall the Rt. Rev. Morse C. Robinson, Preacher The Public is cordially invited Emmanuel Baptist Church 187 Huron St. W., Exeter Sunday, May 4 9:45 Family Bible School Worship Services 11:00 o.m. and 7:30 p.m. 8 p.m. Wednesday Prayer.and Bible Study Upcoming Event: May 10 - ladies Missionary Breolcfast Mrs. Shirley Margray. May 10 - Young People's -Minigolf "The Bible, like o bank, is most helpful When it is open" Peoce Lutheran Church 94 Andrew Street North Exeter REV. JOHN OBEDA R Pastor Sunday, May 4 10:30 a.m. Worship Service 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Study Wekone DMATNS-- .1 KINSMAN — AtHOW liensell MI 111111, Mr./Aid Jsnttaa knee* et TneksisioNl, khie RIM yawl`. Beloved hedawil at Me Tale laza (ware) Kinmea (19116). Dear kilter d,-- Jah n of BR2 staffs. Relleet d Mew. Mary Kinwn1 and fair Abs. Russel - boils dilemma Mr. Ilksman was prat eoeaeed by uses brelhees and two sisters and ane gnaws wafts` (1913). Aho aren� aadN e Chapel of Michael P. (Mena Emend Homes,118 Ring Skeet, Haien' nil Friday, April 2S; ~e the funeral service was adducted with Rev. Stan McDonald aHiabatiog. Internment Wowed MeTsCendery. Donation to 11q luited�Chhweh or the charily of yaw choice would be appreciated. lac MORLOCK — At Craiglaolme Nursing Home, Aiiea Craig, en Saturday, April 26, 1936, Additeen "Addie" (Geiser) airlock, =rile a ber fah year. Bebved wile d the INe Freeman Morlock (1117). Dear sister of Enemy Garber of Ex- eter, and Nola McEwen at Alba Craig. Predeceased by two sisters Pad and Elie, and four brothers Coster. Earl, Royal and Bordea. Ako survived seby nieces nephews. Rested atWe R.C. Dimey Funeral Hene, Main Street, Exeter; where the complete ftawea1 ser- vice was held on Waft, April Slat 2p.m. Rev. Anne Beattie a ted Interment Credited Cemetery. As an explode of sympathy, donations may be made to the Creditor United Chords Manorial Fund. 1k TAYLOR — At Queensway Nursing Rome on Monday, April nth, Letter (Guenther) Ta , 89, beloved wife of the late Dr. R. t Hobbs Taylor MPP (1911) and loved mother of the late Anne Qsthsyn Taylor (1969). Dear sister et Rase (Mrs. Jack. Hoffman) of Port Colborne, Mrs. Edith Baker of Dashwood and Irvin of Exeter. Predeceased by brothers Melvin, Jads, Harry and sister Florence (Mrs. lfilton Webb). Resting at the T. Harry Hoffman and Sons Funeral Home in Dashwood with funeral arrangements peering. Sec CARDS OP THANK'$ -- Thawks Malas or ss. dseers and awe of Soutb Horan Hsspitsd ter their care, at- tendee and kind wards while atteilkig Era in Dentf Arnold Whitney and,« racily The (unity of the late Oise Hedging wish to =eras their aawcere thinks and ap- preciatiea 10 relatives, friends and neighbours for their Meknes and agree sioas of symmat y, floral tributes charitabie dowatisns and damns. Special thanes to the C. Haskell and Seas Funeral Horne, the belies of St. James Church and Rev. Bruce Pocock. Year Menkes' will always be remembered. lac Elaine, Jere, Bels, Pat and families Thank you to all who took the tele to visit, call or sail a card while tarns a pa- tient in South Huron Hospital Many thanks to Dr. Ecker and staff. A'peeid thank you to Morley Hae and Judy and Steve Biockee) for prayers and visits. Year tboughtfidness was fitly appreciated. 18' Norman Jaques 1 wish to thank any friends and relatives for visits, fruit and cards while I was a pa- tient in Smith Huron Hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Dr. Stele and staff. lac Jim Wilkiosan Sincere thanks to my family, sisters and brothels, relatives, neighbours and friends for gifts, cards, letters and dowers and food sent to the home while I was a patient in University and St. Mary's hospitals. Thanks to the doctors and mases who took excdknt care d me while in the hospital. All was greatly appreciated. Fisie > hirgin We would Ike to express sincere thanks to ow family and grandcliid<en for darner gifts and surprise party in honor wedding anniversary. A thanksnk wto friends and neighbours for remembering us with cards and to Jack Riddell for scroll from province of Ontario that's being prepared for us. You made our anniver- sary a memorable occasion. 18' Leslie and Marjorie Adams WHITNEY — At Smith Hound Hospital, '• The family of the late Earl Kiffiman Exeter on Tuesday, April 22, 114, Eva Grace Giuliani WMtney. Beloved wife of Arnold of RR2 Grand Bend, in her 54th year. Dear mother of Brno, of Loved by two grandchildren lfithad and Stanley. Also surviving are her Stan Nuttall and E Pepper, d Stelae, Saskatchewan. Dear sister of Thelma (Mrs. Abet Peever), of Parmesan, Ont.. Donne (Mrs. Yogi Yergason), of Dawson Creek, B.C., Jack, of Seniac and Ten, of. Calgary, Alberta. Rested at Hoffman & Sons Funeral Home, Dashwood where the funeral service took place en Friday, April 25 at 1 p.m. Rev. Stan McDonald officiated Interment m Pinery Cemetery, Grand Bend. Memrials to the Cancer paean* Ji would be appreciated by the family. 18c ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Tam Smits, of Grand Bend, - Ontario, are happy to announce the tris' "'t wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for the floral tributes, cards, donations to Heenan United Church dharitabie funds, visits and food sent to the various hones. Special thanks to the QueesnWaysNnramg Home, nurses and staff for their care, Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Hahne, Hers sail U.C.W. for the delicious lunch, those who helped at the house and Rev. Stan - McDonald for his guidance. Abo to anyone 'who helped in , any way. Your thoughtfulness will always be c The Kinsman ifamily We would like to thank our neighbours teethe lovely party and gift for the occa- sion of our recent marriage. A special thanks to tise•boats Harry and MargarStrang. ' et Pete and Wendy Case 4 iq thineninSill1r cede-14mint a thanks go to our neighbours gad\ Margaret, to Mr. Gregg Emelt, son d Yr- ,. niudiful flowers. At was had to lave after and Mrs. Tom Eimett, of Sarnia, Ont Io all d you for so many years. We The wedding will take place on sadaday, t •will forget you. Exeter will always May 24, 1986, at 3:00p.m. at Immaculate bold it sot spoon our hearts. 18c Heart of Mary sada. to Grafi Bend.111c . Paul, Wilma Jeremy, Amy and Tara Truemner 1 Exeter Bible Fellowship Sunday, May 4 9:45 o.m. Sunday School and Adult Bible Class 11:00 o.m. Family Bible hour 6:00 p.m. Communion Tuesday 8 p.m. Bible Study All Services held of Usborne Central School Huron 5t. East Everyone Wekeme CARDS OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere tladoi to relatives" and friends for doralt��u� cancer danatioms, cards, telephone osis and the many acts of kindness shown to in during the loss of a dear dniughter and sister Joan Jones. Your tbouglrtfu)meas will' always be remembered.•. lec Edna Weber and Dome Restemayer The family of the late Harvey Andrews wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for the floral tributes, memorial donations, cards and special thanks toall visited Harvey Ja6�wrysasaaWe wish to thank all his doctors and nurses in both hospitals, especially those an sixth floor at St Joseph's. Special thanks to Rev. Sutton and Hopper Hockey Funeral Home and the lathes of Trivitt Ailgtican Church for the delicious lunch. 18c Viola Andrews and family 1 would him to thank the doctors aid nur- sing seiff 01 South Huron Hospital, Rev. Jim Sinton and my special friends for care I received while a patient in hospital and since returning berme. Huguette Dobney • BINGO — Every Tuesday evening at Veneers Centre, RR S Clinton, a p.m. First regular card 11.00, 15 regular games of M20 each, 3 share the wealth. Jack Pot 2200 must go. Admission restricted to 16 years and over. 32Unc OPEN HOUSE at Sunshine Kids Co- operative Preschool, Exeter United Church on April 28 to May 1 from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. 15,16,18c AT CENTRAUA UNITED CHURCH a variety show "A Trip Down Memory Lane to the Old Schoolhouse" presented by the Stonetown Entertainers from St. Marys on Friday, May 2. 8 p.m. Adults 23.50, ages 6-1211.50. Sponsored by Centralia U.C.W. 16,17,18c SMORGASBORD LUNCHEON Exeter United Church, May 8, 11:30-1:15 p.m. Adults 15.00. Children 12.00. Tickets available frorn any U.C.W. member or Fishers Hardware. 17,18,19c • FiVE DAY CRUISES on Rideau and Trent -Severn Waterway. Beautiful scenery, carefree relaxation, private, stateroom, delicious meal. Brochure Box 1540, Peterborough K9171A (7061748-3666. 18x NOTICE AIL LADIES Come help honour all widows of Exeter and district Friday, May 2, 2p.m. Exeter Pentecostal Church. Phyllis Re=iaick speaking. 18' KiRKTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY MEETING Tuesday, May 6, Kirkton United Church 8p m. Guest Speaker Ben Bddnnis of Duundas, Ont. "Care of House Plants" Plant exchange. l8c SINGLES DANCE Saturday, May 3, Vic- torian lura, Stratford. Dancing 9.1. Music by the Wihlwoods. ( Next dance Saturday, May 24). I8c THE NEXT REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING of 11* Totrnahip of McGillivray will be Monday, May 5 al 7 p.m. 18c I would like to theta everyone for cards, letters, phone calls and gifts during my lengthy stay at University and St Joseph's hospital. I especially wish to thank all my family, relatives and hinds who visited me while I was hospitalized Your kindness eras deeply appreciated.George Dixon la• Craigftolme Nuising Home I would I e to express my sincere thanks to my wonderful family for the lovely sur- prise dimer and gifts and every token of affection on my 10th birthday. Many thanks to my friends, relatives and neighbours for their good wishes, cards, -gifts and visits. Also many thanks to my grandchildren for their cards and gifts. All . made a wonderful day. Edina Caldwell We vrishi express our sincere thanks to everyone whoa supportedtus during our time of loss and rt flowers, masses, food, the • comforting visits, the words of encouragement and hope were abundant and reflect what love and friendship were meant to be. Your thoughtfulness was greatly. ted and will never be forgotten. God you all. The Joe Miller Family ly We cannot expneas our thanks and ap- preciation to air relatives, ler friends and our children's friends, all our good neighbours and those corning, from a distance to attend our 50th wedding an- niversary Open Hose. The unexpected gifts, beautiful floral arrangements and plants and many lovely cards are sincere- ly appreciated. A special thank you to our family for piaoning the cekbration, all the work involved with the dinner and to those who helpedserve. And thank you, Jute For t Cooper, s, it is a day to remenber.11' Bert and Susan Faber Many thanks to Auxiliary members, volunteers and the willing men for their many hours of service. Special thanks to Norm Whiting and Maxine Seek for their services, Ron Bogert's Gym Class, Alex and Lloyd for helping set up. The excellent response of donors and the pubic made the sale a success. Thank you for supporting S.H. Hospital. lk Rummage Sale Committee We would to express our sincere thanks to both our at� , relatives, friends, neighbours rting' for the lovely flowers, treats, cards and visits while Chester was a patiesst in University Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Bourne and staff on the ninth Door. Thanks to Rev. Hawley for visits and prayers. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. 11' Cluster and iia Dunn The family of the late Mrs. Gladys Boyle wish to express their s1acere thanks and appreciation to relatives, neighbours and frierxls for their expressions of empathy, floral tributes, cards, donations to 'charities, Mass cards, baked goods and light lunches. Special thanks to the nurses in the Palbatire Care Unit at St Mary's Hospital. Father Finn, VON nurse Jackie Wells to the pallbearers, to the ladies of the C.W.L. .181.rcn - for their honour guard aand luncheon serv- ed at the Lucan Arena. Thank you also to Clarence and NDIsk t of the C. an. Year k ind and comfoorting Litt and Son Funeral words and actions will carve be forgotten. Ile Leo Boyle and Family CARDS OP THANKS -- Wewant bOhs* war family, Meads did n eighbours far all tate Modem we receiv- ed while rid al and MA Huns Hospital. for feieaiaswe calls, cards, treats. Hewers ward food to oar tine. Special thanes to those whip took Freak to London, for theme who stared with Mabel at sight, names of ninth Qesr, wines at South Heron, Rev. Bram for her prayers. Orange Lodg635, . VGadalIrew U.C.W., Dr, %kw and Mrs. Lloyd and Jae weld Mie lo a�ddldptthbeir any e way. Your to tae those who it bye remembered. will melee Frank and Mabel The family of the late Eva Whitney with to thank relatives. friends and neelithonen for the kindness emended during 's 51- loes and for their kind egression ofsym- adccafloral freaks, cancer donations rds. To the South Huron Hospital nooses, Rev. Stan McDonald, T. Harry Hoffman and Sams Funeral Hahne, pallbearers and to those who saved lunch after- a sincere thank you. Ilk rsoid Whitney I would lire to agoras my sincere thanks to ale twogirls taking me to Leedom many times for appoinimbeds also surgery. The ood, so many other kind deeds and phone , cards, tcalls. Special thanks to Kay for taking are of me so ef- ficiei(ly at bane. To my &tighten and her family. Everyone has been terrific. Clara Harris IN MEMORIAM— BRINTNELL — Is loving memory of a - dear husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Cliff, who lett in so sud- denly three years ago, May 2, 1983. He left us so gelidly Ifs thoughts mks:nein, But he left ns with a memory That we are proud to own. A wonderful father laid to rest For all 01ne be 1* did his best, His place on earth no one can fill We miss you, Dad, and always will. • Always remembered by wife Mae and family. 11' BRINTNELL — 1n loving memory of a dear grandmother and great- grandmother, Kilda Bridwell, who passed away far years 'ago, May 7, 1982. � When evening are falling And I sit quietly alone, To my heart there comes a longing, Wishing you could come home. So many things have happened Sincedy r were called away So many things to share with you Had you been left to stay. `- Many folks may think i've forgotten, When at times they see me smile, But bow tittle, they know the hartacbe My smile hides all the while. You are where I cannot reach you, Your voice I cannot hear, Yet I know you walk beside me Never absent, always near. Sadly missed but always remembered by your husband Russell and featly. GREEN — In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather Clarence who passed away three yeas ago, April 29, 1963. ` When the ties of Love are broken And loved ones have to part It Taves a wound that never beats A sad and lonely heart. Memories don't fade They lust grow deep For the one we loved But could not keep. Lovingly remembered by his wife Kay, daughter and son -In-law Audrey and Bill, grandchildren David, Cathy, Scott and Paul. 18' KOEHLER — blaring memory of a dear mother and grandmother Pearl, who pass- ed away two years ago, May 3, 1964. So many things have happened, Mom, Since you were called away So many things to share with you Had you been left to stay. You never said goodbye to us Perhaps its haat as well. We never could have said goodbye To one we loved so well. It's lonely here without You, Mom, We miss ycu every day For life is not the same to tis Since you were called away. So take a To dear Yom above And tell her that we miss her And give her all our love. Sadly missed by her family. 18' MALE — In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother Jean Elizabeth, who passed away April 28, 1986. if I could have ane lifetime wish, • One dream that could come true, I'd pray to God with all my heart For yesterday and you. H tears could build a stairway, And memories were a lane, . I'd walk right up to Heaven To see you once again. Life's not the same since you've been gone To us you were someone 1 And God must have t so too. Never to be forgotten son Lan and grandchildren Robbie, Bonnie and April. 18' SNELL — In loving memory of my hus- band, Harry, who passed away May 5, 1976. Nothing can ever take away The love my heart holds dear Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near. , Remembered always by Jean. 18' TiNDAIL — In loving mernory of a wonderful wife, mother and grandmother Aida, who passed away one year ago, May 3, 1985. Beentaful memories are all that are left Ot the wife, mother and grandmother we loved and will never forget. Just as you were, you will always be, Treasured fay in our memories. Lovingly remembered by husband Charles and tensity. 18' SIT TO KNOW NOW TO LE DOM ON TIE !Ot? c '1 tl Hunt.* liskti safety hints' 'nae flight of an arrow es the pant of a bullet - having darted either: there is no retraction. - Safety is a particular cannon) to ap- pp fifty Hunter Education I t lorrss from _ throughout southwestern Ontario wbo met recently to discuss, update and Im-» prove upon their efforts to ensure that hutting remain' a sate and enjoyable sPort- 'The meeting was held at the thillett Provincial Wildlife Area and was sponsored by the Ministry of Natural Resources in conjunction with the On-, taro Federation of Anglers and Hunter (O.F.A:H.). Following the welcoming com- ments by Andy Houser, Wingham District Manager the instructors were updated regarding the Mintstn'y of Natural Resources Hunter Education program and policies by Bill McKit- trick, Provincial Hunter Education co-ordinator and Terry Smeltzer, Chairman of the Hunter Education Committee of the OFAH. Expert lec- tures accompanied by practical demonstrations were provided bye Dave Ward, Aylmer and Vite Chomicki, Lucan, on primitive firearms and archery respectively. According to Conservation Officer, Blake Evans, who is in charge of the - Hunter Education Program for Winghanl District, "It was felt that the Hunter Education program, hav- ing experienced great success 'throughout the years could be further improved by the establishment of ef- fective lines of communication among fellow instructors and between in- structors and the Ministry of Natural Resources. The interest and dedica- tion of the instructors was shown by the excellent attendance .and the numerous and varied questions and comments regarding Hunter Educe- . tion in Ontario.' A highlight of the workshop was the presentation of Twenty -Five Year ce Awards to instructors by the Ministry of Natural Resources for their dedication and contributions in the field of hunter education. Committee gives report: A special committee of landlord and tenant leaders has presented Housing Minister Alvin Curling with its recommendations on implemen- ting the new system of rent review for Ontario. The report of the Rent Review Ad- visory Committee contains agree- , meat on a wide range of rental hous- ing issues reached during more than three months of deliberations: "This is a truly historic docti<ned,,, )Cur lir said. ' "For the First sat` down together and rea consensus on a system of rent review." In December, • 1965, Curling in traduced the Assured Housing for, tario policy,whidt included changes to the rent review system... Among the reforms, Curling pro;` posed the extension of rent review to all rental units in the province, die creation ata non -adversarial system of rent review, the establishment a rent registry, and the recognition the right of landlords t0 earn a f income. . .'Ile Rent Review Advisory Coign. mittee of landlords and tenants formed to provide policy advice minister on the Assured H reforms and the forthcoming rent review legislation. . The committee, co-chaired by William Grenier and Mary Hogan, was composed of nine tenant the nine landlord representatives who met on a regular bpsis since January. "I am wellaware of the amoypt of effort, hard work and sheer per- sistence that went into the production of this agreement," Curling said. Open Wedding Dance For Gwen Rader & Bruce Coulter Sat., May 10 9 - 1 In Luton Everyone welcome Phone 438-8000, 228-6209 for further Information Happy 80th Birthday, May 2nd Twins, laurene Wein and Laurence Hirtzei OE A+ILOWJ DONOR 1 From all your families