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Times -Advocate, March 25, 1987
GUINEA PIGS Greg Mistal (centre), coordinator of clinical services at t e Robarts School for deaf
children in London, brought audio technicians and audiometric nurses from health units in four counties
to Exeter Public School as port of a one-week training session. Helping with the training. are. students
Katie Armstrong, Steve Stire (seated) and Randy Wurm.
Last euchre of season at Shipk.a
- By -MRS. HUGH MORENZ
The last euchre for this season was
held at the Community ('entre
Wednesday night with six tables in
play.
The readers write
March 16. 1987
- Dear Sir or Madam.
We'd likeato alert your readers to
-how the Ontario government's pro-
posed Bill 154 will take away some of
our freedoms and cost many workers
their jobs.
The government says Bill 154 will
- achieve "pay equity", but like rent
controls the bill's unintended conse-
quences will be disastrous'. -
Bill 154 will result in much higher
costs for business and that means
higher prices. •-
Higher• prices will mean lower
sales.
- -Lower sales will mean fewer jobs
for many workers in Ontario.
Bill 154 will also cause higher taxes
and bigger government because it
will need an army of bureaucrats to
;administer it.
Bill 154 will also.violate a number
of our cherished individual freedoms.
•For instance. under hill 154's powers.
pay police will be created who will
have the power to enter businesses
without a warrant. These pay police
can then compare completely dif-
ferent jobs using arbitrary guidelines
set by a handful of cabinet ministers.
The pay police can then dictate to -
businesses what they rnust pay for -the
jobs.
The Ontario legislature resumes
April 21 and Bill 154 could come up for
----fins• din soon afterward.
We urge all citizens in n arra N o
are concerned about their freedoms
to telephone or write to their MPPs
• and give them this messaage:
"Stop Bill t54's pay police!"
Sincerely.
David Somerville.
National Citizens' Coalition
GRADUATES -- Cecil and Joyce
Pepper, Hensall are proud to an-
nounce that their daughter
rJoanqg Roberta graduated
NoveRiber 21 from Conestoga
College, Stratford Campus,
Diploma of NOrsing program, and
has received word that she pass-
ed her Registration exams. She is
presently employed full time at
Victoria Hospital, Westminster
Campus in London.
Kirkton ladies
plan tea party
St. Paul's A.C.W..met at the home
of Mrs.- Garth Blackler Thursday '
noon. The meeting began with a
•
delicious pot luck dinner. Scripture
and meditation were read by Mrs. Bill
Schaefer.
Plans were made for a tea to be
held in May, in connection with the
125th anniversary of the church, to be
celebrated the second Sunday in June.
Mrs. Ron Aitken of St. Marys
demonstrated making wreaths.
Mrs. J. McCormick has returned
home after visiting several weeks
with her sister Mr. and Mrs. John
Ilanniman and family of Renfrew.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Byrne. Ottawa
visited Thursday afternoon with Mr.
and Mts. Harold Davis. The Davis'
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Brock, Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waghorn have
returned home from a vacation in
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Switzer and
}.aura have returned home from a
vacation in Florida.
Winners were as follows: ladies'
high won by Lily Schwartz, of Exeter,
with a score of 110; ladies' low won by
Nancy Finkbeiner; men's high cap-
tured by-Ilarry-Sheppard-; of -Parkhill
with a 117 score, men's low, Tom
Carter.
Most Ione hands winner was_Mary_
Moser. The north group were in
charge of lunch refreshments.
'l'he Shipka Community members
.are reminded of their annual meeting
to be held April 1 at 8 p.m.
411 newts -
The 4-11ers are at it.again! Monday
the Grand Bend 1I met at Brenda
Love's to start the spring sewing
project. •
The members held their election as.
follows: president. Patti Desjardine;
secretary. Connie Russell; press
reporter, Pam Dietrich.
The leaders showed different types
of fabrics and interfacing. Club
members and leaders made the deci-
sion to meet in Exeter on Wednesday
at -1 p.m. to select their patterns and
fabrics for this project. -
- Do you know what a selvage is?
Members of sewing plus do. now. The
members are glad to welcome Norma
Walper as a- new leader.
Personals
Don and Mabel Fraser had a very
enjoyable 19 -day trip to Florida.
While there. they visited with Don's
brother, Roy and Helen Fraser, at
Haines City, also spent two days with
Mabel's cousins, Elmer and Ilabelle
Harlton, at Lakeland. They saw many
--interesting -places.
Licenced for 10 more beds
Staff changes at Craigholme
1 have learned this week of a few
changes at Craigholme, the biggest
'mployer for AiIse Craig and com-
nunity. Ken Drudge, Administrator
or the last four and a half years has
anded in to the board his resignation
fective February 20, and in turn will
• taking on a new position in the
•tial Work Department at
,rkwood Hospital in London.
11so leaving Craigholme is Nancy
Pland, who has accepted a position
a:xeter Villa as activity director.
Khy Holdsworth has filled the
yam% at Craigholme as new direc-
torf 'sident care, and temporary
adtin:trator. Kathy lives in
Wo(h , is married and has two
child- Prior to coming to
Craig e she was Director of Resi-
dent to at Kingsway Lodge in St.
Marys
We're
gain mu
brings wi
welcome t
her husba
Sharon has'ned the kitchen staff at
Craigholm
Craighol has been awarded
•licence for 1 'ditional nursing home
beds by the
wilt -inertias
Although m
Highli
from H
-Public
On Monday, M
salt Public Sch
Committee of t
Board of Educati
many upcoming e
members include
Broeck (chairm
Dempsey, Audrey
Mathers and Chuc
superintendents, an
cipal, Dave Kemp.
(Enrichment . Stcdi
Harold and Doreen Finkbeiner,
Ken and Ortha Baker, were on a bus
trip last Saturday to Frankenmuth,
Mich.qan, sponsored by the
Da: .,'.00d men's club.
Last Monday Ortha Baker visited in
Zurich with her mother, Mrs. Emma
- Schilbe, also her sister and brother-
in-law, Beatrice and Les Locke, of
Trenton. -
Best wishes to Bill Fischer, son of
Norman and Amy Fischer, Dashwood
area, and.Shirley Gallant, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gallant of
Grand Bend who were married Satur-
day at Grand Bend United Church.
Dennis Schroeder. of Guelph, was
home for the weekend and was an
usher at his friend Bill Fischer's
--wedding_
-
Sharon, Jamie and Ortha Baker
visited in Detroit Tuesday with San-
dra and Tony Regier, Chris, Heather
and Jill.
-Last Thursday, Orval and Mae
Schilbe of.Thamesville, and Mrs. Em-
ma Schilbe, of Zurich, accompanied
Ken and Ortha Baker .to Detroit,
where they visited the Regier fami-
ly, and on the way home stopped in
Port Huron to visit their aunt, Mrs.
Luella Gossman.
Bowling at Zurich
Monday Night I.adies-
O&E T. Rooseboom 743 131
GG V. Lavery 552_ 109
DP S. Romphf 625 70
JS - Z. Inthout 658 _ —36 --
PP- J. Fisher 647
S E. Datars 643
RD D. Smith 675
P D. Smith 624 -
AO
T&C
IfG
13B
IIA -
HA
W. Campbell 633
H. Vanderhoek 587
S. Stade 637
('. Denomme 65a
B. Beierling 224 .
S. Dickert 221
123
- 88
143
90
98
114
113
19
HS S. Dickert 425
IIS S. Campbell 334
HT T. Rooseboom 880
Tuesday Morning Grand Cove
Glory Bright 547
Bud Rhuebottom 485
Charlie Bright 595•
Vicki Taylor 593
HS. G. Bright 265
HS Jack Worton 233
• Tuesday Nite Men's League
BB 11. Vandenberk 605
D Terry Sweiger 734
}{ John Smits 557
R Jack Fuller 738
FA. O. Edwards 732
P Ron Crown
T C. Zimmer 672
NT Don Gifford 607
B Ron Dickert 716
B W. Schilbe 634
K L Mommersteeg 632
N Doug Smith Jr. 666
Wednesday Morning Ladies League
Vicki Ilorbaniuk 676
Rose Piper 504
Ros. Berends 608
11. Kleinsliver 500
Ina Browning 497
IIS Vicki liorbaniuk 285
Wednesday Nite Ladies League
DS Corrie Relouw 596
GG • Julie Becker 513
B Joyce Hillman 670
GB Betty Deters 720
G Pat Reding 574
S Glena Tripp 764.
Thursday Nite Mixed League
SP Kathy Ilayter 624
B Garry Iluston 582
D Leroy Meloche 582
C Bill Courtney 628
G LA Melocke 596
AT June Fisher 670
Thursday Morning (,rand (-awe
-- -Ted-Day-573 -- - --
Norma Low 591 -
Dan Dresser 487
Ralph .Marshall 479
M. McLean 522
HS Norma Low 229
HS Roy Broad 233
Thursday Golden Age
HD G. Restameyer 260
Geo. Anderson 450 -
T. Anderson 336 -
Nora -heard 431
HS • Geo. Anderson 286
HS Nora Heard 270
Zurich Girls No. 1
Town and Country Lanes held the
first of four Businessmen's Tour-
naments on Sunday. Sandra Dickert
placed first winning $150. and June
Fisher placed second winning $80.
Over a ten game series Sandra
averaged 248.1 and June averaged
231.0 - Good Bowling!
Through the support of Zurich and
Area Businesses, all participants go
home with a prize. The Businesses
supporting this tournament were:
Ferguson's Apiaries, Frite-Lay,
Wuerth Shoes, Exeter; Tender Spot,
Zurich; Rumors Unisex Hair -Design,
Exeter; Star Time Video, Exeter;
Clarke Self Serve, Exeter; Sugar and
Spice, Exeter; Smyth Shoes, Exeter;
Video Max, Grand Bend; Red Gables,
Grand , Bend; Mr. Mugs, Grand
Bend;Campbells Appliances, Exeter.
Thank you for your support!
To Bowl in Provincial Finals
Four area bowlers will be going to
Oshawa to compete in the Provincial
division of the National Classified
competition. Cheryl Pole, Joyce
Hillman, Kathy Mason, Linda Web-
ber and a lady from Molesworth
Lanes won the' regional division in
Midland on Sunday. Thesegirls all
bowled in the Zurich house roll -off
competing against girls in their
respective average category. The
winners of each division then formed
a team to go on. Good Luck in
Oshawa!
re that Craigholme will
rom her knowledge she
er. Also we would like to
village Sharon Wilson,
and small daughter.
istry of Healtb. This.
'r capacityto-83-beds.
gs have been held
ts
salt
ool
9at2:30atHen-
the Education
Huron County
met to discuss
ts. Committee
oan Van den
, Mary -Ann
ebner, Arnold
owland, two
H.P.S. Prin-
eb Heslinga
Coordinator)
chairman of
d.
include a
luences and
ty, and the
s. Heslinga
t Program
ff members
and John Jewitt Vi
the Board) also Alen
Topics on the age
V.I.P. course ( valves,
peers) around tit. co
School Year Calenlar.
expressed the Enrchm
in Secondary Schols. St
from Stephen Central School
demonstrated a hids-on approach to
learning primry mathematics
concepts. •
Later the conaittee travelled to
Huron Centenni; School to see the
Icon computer It in action.
Chris Gardner
}{hall Public School
On Thursday,tarch 12 the grade
seven and eigl class at Hensall
Public School h a special enrich-
ment course in tsketball. Mr. Doug
—Peatson, the-ph3-ed. teacher along-
with three highs.00l students, Scott
Miller, Mark tmas and Vince
Parent, taught ie students skills
which would helpem improve their
game.
During the wrnoon they had
many activities, ding with a game
which the shirt tom won 38-34.
After the gam•Scott Miller and
Mark Lomas shred the students
their slam dunksfhe students en-
joyed the enrichmit course and will
surely improve thr game.
Scott Miller
Mark Lomas
Vince Parent
On Thursday grre seven and eight
students has a spial musice pro-
gram. Two of Hensl's own teachers,
Mr. Mansfield an Mr. Revington,
were involved in Not' the activities.
Mr. Mansfield hada up two music
programs. One uses keyboard touch
pad. The other pgram used a
joystick. -
Five South Huron •condary School
students led other nsical activities.
Tim Westlake orglized the violin
playing. Dino Bbks used the
trumpet. Chris Free explained the
alto saxophone whilKathy Hodgins
followed up with the hor saxophone.
Heather Westlake dhonstrated the
flute.
Joe Hugill, an 81-yetold man from
Seaforth, showed the udents about
violin construction. •• taught the
Hensall students aboithe different
. tools and work involvt..
The students enjoye heir musical
experience and hope th one can be
put on in the near futu,
Rot;ackstetter
•
It would be far easier tom weight
permanently if replaceent parts.
weren't so handy in the rtigerator.
Nue, Mk"
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DOLLS Dressed for their number in the Hensall skating carnival are Alicia Schroeder, Andrea McCn-
chey, Carolyn Upshall, Julie Megens, Alicia Hummel and Michelle Zwart. T -A phto
with the Board, architects and finan-
cial people, no dates have been set for -
the project at this time.
The Ailsa Craig Activity Centre
held a St. Patrick's Day Euchre.
Scrumptious desserts were served to
12 tables of prayers-�--�--�--
Results were: ladies high Belle
Stevens, ladies low Marjorie Goldie,
men's high Chris Heessels, men's low
Carman Stewart. lone hands Murray
Carter, St. Patrick's Day birthday
greeting to Laura Hodgins. St.
Patrick's Day prize to Audrey
Hodgins for wearing the most green.
Sunday afternoon the Ailsa Craig
volunteer fire department was called
out to a grass fire on Concession 3 of
East William township at the
Margaret Chelew property. It was
quickly taken care of and the trucks
soon returned to base.
It is possible real estate Could drop
in the High Street area of Ailsa Craig,
and Huggies and ear plugs could be
a good investment. It Happened!!
Shelly and Ron Steeper had twins, a
goalie and ringette player. Gramma -
Wilma is back to normal after this
and their trip to Florida, Grampa
Rayburn is putting a push on getting
the new. rooms lone while Jeremy,
- .wee-brot#ter-tothe-twins-says quote: -
"Dan't talk to me about those kids"
end of quote. We're all delighted to
hear the news and congratulations to
the proud parents.
Wednesday, at the Legion Hall in
Ailsa Craig, 10 tables of card players
enjoyed a pot luck lunch and the
results of this senior euchre are as
follows: ladies high Jessie Lewis, low
Jenny Hartle, lone hands Belle
Stevenson, men's -high Marjorie
Davidson, low Helen Smith, lone
hands Elmer Walker.
The next euchre on April 1. Watch
yourself, some celebrate April Fools
all day.
Saturday night at the Ailsa Craig
Legion, Ladies Legion Auxiliary
Branch 422 held an awards night. Don
Shipway was M.C. for the successful
evening. Beside the award the large
group sat to enjoy a real super meal
and then ending the evening, dancing
to the lively music, Warner's Disc
Jockey.
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Bart DeVrie�"
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