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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-09-16, Page 5FOUR WHEEL WINNER — Roger Dugall (centre came up • ig t is week when he won a Yamaha four wheel ATV in a Co-op Gas Bar promotion. Beside Dugall are Andrew Troyer, left, (Gas Bar super- visor) and Murray Insley (general manager). T -A photo Baptism in Dashwood By BERNICE BOYLE Rev. Robert Sinasac conducted the baptismal service last Sunday for Brittany Jean Schroeder, infant daughter of Steven and Brenda Schroeder. The Neil and Schroeder families gathered at Steven's and Brenda's home after the service. News just came in over the hot line that I missed some students who left to further their education. Miss Karen Schade is attending Lambton College, Sarnia, studying Early Childhood When reviewing your home insurance needs, consider The Co-operators. Our Home -Guard program offers some of the broadest coverages available anywhere. Call today for com- plete details. Bob Lammie C0the v co-operators Insurance Services EXETER: 429 Main Street, LIS -1109' LIFE H(M1r. Atm) ( MIMLRCIAI FARM iKAVLI Education. Lee O'Rourke Western. Kathy Schade to Huron College and Doug Schade to Kings College. Sorry about•that - it only takes a phone call which I appreciate by Sunday evening. Senior Citizens president Alma Genttner will welcome all the members to attend the meeting Mon- day, September 21 at 8 p.m. New members are invited. Decoration' Day service at the Calvary United Church Cemetery was held Sunday afternoon. Rev. R. Sinasac spoke and music was provid- ed by the Dashwood-Seaforth Band. Mr. and Mrs. George Tieman and Mrs. Luella Tiernan enjoyed their week vacation at the Ford cottage at Ferndale. Mrs. Barbara Mclsaac. Mt. Clements and Mrs. Barbara Steven- son of Romeo, Michigan visited Bill and Nancy Becker. The week before school started. Dan Weigand and Jim Crown attend- ed the Circle Square Ranch at Severn bridge, north of Orillia. Jim and Eleanor Weigand and Chris and Judy Crown travelled Saturday to Severn Bridge for the closing rodeo. Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Vandahl and their children Robbie and Willie from Edmonton spent a few days with Harry and Freida Hayter and Jayne. They also visited relatives and attend- ed the Hayter reunion at James Hayter's at Goderich. Population Continued from page 4 have children at home. In 1986, there were 4.5 million families with children."Moreover, four out of five of these families were the "traditional" husband-wife- child(ren) families. Although lone -parent families are considerably fewer in numb- jer than these traditional families, they have been increas- ing at a much faster rate. Bet- ween 1981 and 1986, there was a 20 percent increase in their numbers. In 1986, they represented 13 percent of all families, up from 11 percent in 1981. While the majority, (80 per- cent) of lone -parent families were headed by women, there has been a slightly more rapid in- crease in the number of male lone -parents. Between 1981 and 1986, lone -parent families headed by men increased by 22 percent, following a. 31 percent increase between 1976 and 1981. This com- pares to increases of 19 percent during 1981-86 and 27 percent dur- ing 1976-1981 for lone -parent families headed by women. There were 1.3 million husband -wife families and 175,485 lone -parent families with children under six years of age in 1986. Together, these families with young children made up 22 per- cent of all families in Canada. While the growth in the preschool population has been slow, a continuing increase in the participation of young mothers in the labour force may see the cur- rent demand for day care' facilities maintained. Labour force data from the 1986 Census will enable trends in the work patterns of young mothers to be analyzed further. More and more Canadians are living as husband and wife out- side the bounds of formal mar- riage. Since 1981, there has been a 38 percent increase in the number of reported common-law unions. In 1986, 8 percent of all couples, about 487,000, families, reported that their union was common-law. In 1981, 6 percent of all couples, or about 352,000 reported living in such unions. There were fairly wide regional variations in the incidence of such unions. The highest propor- tions of common-law couples were to be found in the Yukon (20 percent) and the Northwest Ter- ritories.( 17 er- ritories.(17 percent) . Among the provinces, 13 percent of couples in Quebec were living common- law, while in Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island, less than 5 percent of all couples were not formally married. Close to 2.7 million people in Canada were 65 years of age and over in 1986. Of these, 91 percent were living in private households while 9 percent lived in nursing homes and other institutions. A full 25 percent of the elderly liv- ed alone. Rally Sunday held By Mrs. TOM KOOY Rally Sunday was held at the United Church on Sunday September 13 with a good crowd out. The opening of the Sunday school for the fall season and dedication of teachers who were welcomed by the parents was led by Rev. Deborah Carter with Judy Mills as organist. HOT WATER... CLEANING POWER... Karcher makes its own hot water for just pennies, and, cleans 100% faster.., Cold and Hot Water Models to Choose From . FREE DEMONSTRATION You pick out one of your ioughest cleaning problems and we will come out and give you a free cleaning demonstration. RENT... by the week or month LEASE... to own Don't buy unless you give a Karcher a try, u itun Exeter, Ontario (519) 235-1115 , Karcher Hotline 1-800.265-4268 Free Deno Contact: Glenn Guest On Sunday afternoon September 20 from 2 to 5 High school students are invited of the manse for movies, pop- corn and-. fall planning. All High schoolers are welcome. Personals Mrs. Wheeler of Quebec is visiting her daughter Kay Tripp for a few weeks. Harold Tripp and Earl ,Dixon celebrated birthdays recently with dinner at Ileywood's restaurant. Hap- py birthday, gentlemen. A shower for Pauline Overholt (bride elect) was held on Tuesday September 8 at Centralia Communi- ty . Centre. The bride to be was escorted to a decorated chair by her two sisters Marlene Moore and Elaine Ilayter. Joanne Hodge acted as mistress of ceremonies and Colleen Overholt and Tena Gibson were at the register. A humorous reading was given by Glena Tripp. Lois Wilson played several numbers on the piano. Marlene Moore conducted a contest and was won by Sharon Gibson. Lucky chair prize went to Margaret D'Anna and the door -prize was won by Lois Wilson. An address was read by Mary Kooy after which the bride's neices Melissa Moore brought in the gifts. Pauline thanked everyone for coming and for the lovely gifts. A lovely lunch was served later. The first euchre party of -the fall season will be held at the Communi- ty Centre on Monday, September 21 at 8 o'clock. Everyone is welcome. Ladies please bring lunch. The Sr. citizens will meet in the afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tom and I were Friday evening din- ner guests of Mien MacDonald of Lucan and on Sunday we attended morning service at the United Church at Vanneck where the Oddfelllws and Itebekahs held a service and after- wards we visited with Betty Sutherland of Ilderton. "CASUAL FURNITURE" TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ONE WEEK ONLY All floor A,.pI,ry .ets nu,.? hr. flee, lo make room for 1988 inventory Casual Industries Inc. Highway 83E, Between Grand Bend and Dashwood 238 2110 i Times -Advocate, September 16, 1987 Page 5 A 8c. grand 227 MAIN ST. 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