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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-09-23, Page 8P( ge 8 Times -Advocate, September 23, 1987 Celebrate 60th \\'hi1ney a n(1 Viola Coates celebrated their With wedding an niyersary Sunday September 211 with an Open !louse at the Exeter United Church. They \, ere married on September 21. 1927 al the .lames Street United ('huch parsonage by Rev. Duncan 'McTavish. Their attendants erre .1r and \Ii•s. Roy Coward. sister and brother-in-law of the bride. After their marriage they resided on the Coates family farm in l'shorne township for -10 years until 1967 when they moved to their present residence le • • • • • • • 4• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • in Exeter. They have three children: .\1rs. Richard H. Shirley Doherty of Mount' 'Clemens. Michigan: :Hiss Wilma Coates. London and T. Keith Coates of l'sborne township: six grandchildren and Isco great- grandchildren. Son Keith is the lourih generation Coates to reside on the family farm. Since 1953 Whitney Coates raised many prize-winning purebred lleretor(1 cattle which he showed at Thus! local and major shows in On- tario as \yell as the International 1 i\eslock Show in Chicago.. wairammn •••••• • • • 0- • • • • • • • • • • • • • ei ALL'FALL DRESS FABRICS 20% OFF McCALLS PATTERNS LBUY1GET1 FREE „j 17001/416 FABRICS 353 Main St., Exeter • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •( JJea /fit �O lL'J By Sheryl Feagan Health Education Consultant Huron ('ounq Health Unit Rabies is a contagious and fatal disease. People get rabies from a virus carried in the saliva of infected animals- such as dogs, cats, and livestock, or infected wildlife such as skunks, foxes, bats, and raccoons. Any warm-blooded animal can get the disease and pass it to others. The rabies virus attacks the central ner- vous system, eventually working its way to the brain. Once symptons ap- pear, death is inevitable. Animals don't all behave the same when they have rabies. In some animals, the symptons are more pro- nounced. Cats frequently become vicious. They hide, then spring from their hiding place at any animal or pet -son passing by, inflicting bites and scratches. Dogs may wander aimless- ly and inflict bites without provoca- tion when they encouter other animals or people who interfere with it. Cattle become restless and egressive, suffer muscle spasms, lose INOBILIMUNINOWINIVINISSINIMIKINIO VILLA NEWS Hello from the residents of the Villa. Sumner is gone and fall is upon us. We hope that the recent damp weather doesn't affect the upcoming fair. We are looking forward to see- ing you at the fair. Good luck to everyone at the 133rd Exeter Fair. 1)ur monthly birthday party for the nursing home. celebrated September birthdays. Lloyd Reichert won the prize for guessing the correct number of soy beans in a jar. Memories were shared about school days in the past. A delicious birthday cake was served at the con- clusion of the afternoon. Thanks so much to Jackie Snell for donating the cake. Birthday wishes to Ruby Ander- son, Frieda Bierling and Hugh Hutchinson. Residents enjoyed our last barbecue of the season. The delec- table spread included chicken. sausage. home baked beans and tri- fle. 'Thanks to the dietary girls for all their hard work. Our weekly worship service was conducted by Vicar Larry Stojkovic of Dashwood. Thanks to the Vicar for helping us with very litte warning. We enjoyed his service and hope to see him again. Now that school has commenced we are once again welcoming Mrs. \\'ebster's class from SIIDHS. We en- joyed playing various games with the students. Everyone enjoyed the Legion Ladies Auxiliary monthly bingo. We enjoyed seeing the antics of the Three Stooges. Thanks to one of our nurses, Agnes Aunger. for the loan of her VCR. A group of senior citizens attending a lecture heard the speaker lash out at their enemies, concluding: "The time has come when we must get rid of socialism and communism and anarchism. and ,.." At this point. a little lady jumped to her feet and shouted "While we are at it. let's get rid of rheumatism. too'" Hwy. 4 and 83, Exeter *WIN* A s5000 Certificate for a dinner for 2 at Robindale's Fine Dining or 1 of 10 books of Wintario Tickets Our Weekly Draws will be made . Saturdays at 6 p.m. *LAST WEEKS WINNERS* Dinner at Robindale's - Murdiena Glover, Exeter WINTARIO TICKETS J. Alblas, Kirkton S. Rasenbery, Exeter S. Lynn, Woodham J. Barry, Dashwood C. Johns, Exeter Flower Dept. Special Variety of colours MUMS • C. Empringham, Exeter D. Hartman, Dashwood J. Gardiner, Kirkton K. Reid, Hensall 1. Menary, Exeter 3 • 99 6" pot r their appetite, st be choking. Wild their natural shyn and may attack li The spread of th only be stopped wit rabies vaccine. On pear, they are progr If you are bitten, lick ed' by an animal tha rabies: immediately w or area of contact tho soap and water and appl tic; call your doctor; and local health unit for info can assist you in finding th animal and for advice on t of treatment. Better safe than sor You don't want rabies to at your children, your ani anyone else you care about. the following do's and don'ts i can help you prevent this fro pening: vaccinate your pets domestic animals against rabie nually ; never approach or attem play with stray cats and do unknown animals can be unfrien and dangerous; observe and fe wildlife from a distance and cautiq your children about "friendly" wit\ animals; always keep your pets under control and lock them indoors' at night because many night -roaming animals, like skunks, carry and transmit rabies; if you camp, hunt, or hike in the woods be cautious about meeting wild animals; never touch an animal that is dead or that you suspect of having rabies unless it's bies alert n, and appear to imals may lose appear fearless lock or pets. bies virus can njections of a ymptons ap- ve and fatal. or scratch- ight have the wound ghly with n antisep- tact your tion that pected ext step k you, s or ping ind ap- nd n - to absolutely necessary - if you do, wear leather gloves and wash With a disinfectant afterwards; and never kill a suspected rabid animal unless it's wild and attacks you. Instead try tq isolate the animal and call your Health Unit for professional help and advice. Rabies is no way for a friend t� die! Visscher Farms Country' Market 3 miles west of Exeter on Hwy. 83 -.237-3442 Open 9 to 5 daily Closed Sundays Cauliflower>Still Tots being Broccoli Cabbage Harvested Orders taken now for bru' • • 1'- sprouts APPLES harvest in full swing 1 per bu. Fresh Cider $300 gal. Macs Spartans Cortlands Red Delicious other varieties soon Also Available Fresh muffins, pies, tarts, jam, cheesehorsey, etc. Pick your own apples Saturdays only 9 - 5 p.m. Take Hwy. 4 south approx. 10 km. turn left at Biddulph No. 15 - 2' , km haiilc You... Exeter and for making our two yeaIs of serving you so enjoyable` The staff at Standard Trust invite you to help celebrate their second anniversary in Exeter. We've enjoyed serving you 9nd we sincerely appreciate' the con- fidence you have shown in us. From the left are: Susan McKiy, Rose ,Marie Rader, Don Thompson,peb Regier, and Phyllis Nesbit. Come in and help celebrate this Friday and enAy a free refreshment • 401 STANDA1D TRUST \lcnlhcr - Canada 1)cpo it Itlsurincc CorpnrAion 386 Main Street S., Exeter 234-'1060 J