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Times -Advocate, November 7, 1979
NEW LIONS MEMBERS — At the monthly meeting of the Exeter Lions Club four new members joined the local mens' club.
President Gerry Provt welcomed Bill Brock, Jim Barnetson, Esmol Meroni and Phil Cant into the organization. T -A photo
Name new executive
Give ball awards at Dashwood
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
The annual banquet for the
girls' and boys slo-pitch
teams was held Saturday
evening at the community
centre with husbands, wives
and friends guests. There
were 200 in attendance.
Dave Rader, presided.
Nancy Rader presented the
winning Dummy awards to
the ladies as follows :
Mickey Motel award.. Rat
Watson, Most faithful
player. Jean Guenther:
Backwards kid. Sandy
Becker: Disco dancer, Diane
Finkbeiner: curious George
award, George Tieman.
George Tieman presented
the men with their dummy
awards: man with weakest
arm, Bob Ford: skunk
award on behalf of blue
team. Ray Webb. Hard hat
for the hardest head, Willie
O'Rourke: The "Bitch"
award. Mike Hartman: loud
speaker so players could
hear him. John Becker:
Smoker's Award (large
cigar) Dave Rader:
speediest runners. Don
Baker and Will Coeck.
Mary Orr presented the A
League winning team with
their trophies: Chuck Ford
presented the A League
"The Odd Balls" winning
team with their trophies.
The Executive for 1980 is
Barry Tieman, Daine Fink-
beiner, Shirley Kipfer, Steve
Schroeder, Will Coeck, Don
Weigand, Eleanor Rader,
Mike Pickering and Joan
Finkbeiner.
Dancing to the music of the
Mystery Train orchestra
followed and everyone had a
most enjoyable time.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
Weiberg, Waterloo, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Rader, Stratford
and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
Gamble, London, were
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Rader.
Mrs. Pearl Miller received
word that her sister Adele
(Lafond) Williams passed
away Sunday. November 4th
in Florida.
Mrs. Pearl Miller spent
two weeks in California with
her brother Ecron Lafond
and niece Joyce Ross
Huronview
Caravan
Among our usual activities
this week, we had a visit
from Clothes Caravan.
Residents had the op-
portunity of going to the
auditorium where a good
selection of clothing was
displayed to make their
purchases. Staff members
were on hand to help with the
fittings. In the afternoon we
held a "mini" fashion show,
and modeling was done by
residents wearing the
various items selected
previously.
Grades one and two from
Clinton Public School shared
their Halloween party with
us. The children arrived
after lunch dressed up in
ich were 'ud ed
costumes wh J g
by two clients from Day Care
and Mr. Les Fortune and Mr.
Frank Bissett who are
residents at Huronview.
The judges stated that the
job of judging was difficult
as all the costumes worn by
the children were excellent.
The children entertained the
residents with a little
programme with the
halloween theme in mind.
The afternoon programme
was recorded on the video
machine and shown to the
students after. I'think they
enjoyed seeing themselves
on T.V.
We would like to thank
Mrs. Marie Flynn and Hugh
Hodgins for the music played
during the afternoon. A draw
was made on the ceramic
--4,00+14 pumpkin and was won by
Mrs. Cindy Fleet.
During coffee break in Day
Care on Thursday morning
fir` -'r there was a demonstration of
V`� Creative needlework.
pi.
si. Residents and clients en-
joyed a cup of coffee and a
A COUNTY AWARD — Mildred Marwick who hos retired chance to browse.
ofte, 20.years of serv.ce as a social worker with the Family Mrs. Prouty held Bible
and Children's Services of Huron County was honoured at the study in the chapel and in
group's annual banquet Wednesday of the Pineridge Chalet forms us she will have a
Hensoll reeve Harold Knight. LA photo
of HensoIl Making the presentation on behalf of the county is guest speaker next week.
Huronview would like to
welcome Mr. Atkey Rich-
mond Secord from Clinton,
and Wallace Earl Beckett,
from Wingham.
Speedy recovery to Polly
Wiltse, Edith Lovett, Jean
Sheppard, Sadie Carter,
Leah Robertson who are in
hospital. We would like to
extend to Mary Ann Regier
and family our sympathy
with the loss of husband and
father.
(Denton) and nephew, Don
Williams wife and family.
Mrs. Amelia Willert is a
patient in University
Hospital, London, where she
underwent surgery.
TRUST COMPANY GUARANTEED
CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE
Representing many trust com-
panies, highest rates usually
available.
For more information contact
John R. Consitt
at 236-4381 or 236-4560
Usborne & Hibbert Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
'Established in 1876)
Provides Full Insurance
Coverage for Town
Dwellings as well as
Farm Properties
DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS
Jack Harrigan
Robert Gardiner
Lloyd Morrison
Lorne Feeney
Ray McCurdy
William Chaffe
AGENTS
Ross Hodgert
John Moore
Joseph Unioc
Mrs. Elaine Skinner
Wally Burton
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R.R.1, St. Marys
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EXETER 235-2320
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Authentic Western -Style
Perma-Press Work Shirt
Clears 33" wide path. Features
5 -speed chain/gear transmission
with 2 -speed reverse. Extra -large
14" nd stage impeller to,
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Replaceable scraper
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SALE PRICES ARE IN EFFECT
UNTIL DECEMBER 1st, 1979
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Briefs from
County Council
Huron County council
approved a recommendation
of the road committee to
increase the land purchase
price for road widenings
from 2500 an acre to 22,400 an
acre plus 212 a rod for fence
allowance. If a new fence is
to be constructed by county
staff at a price of 212 per rod,
.it will be deducted from the
land purchase price.
Council members were
told by county engineer Bill
Dempsey that the first
metric construction project
will be undertaken on County
Road 11 in Usborne township
next spring. He said land
purchases after that time
will be made on hectare
rather than acre
measurements, and the
conversion will mean a slight
increase in the value of the
land.
Council approved the
purchase of a diesel motor
grader, complete with snow
plow equipment, from
Champion Road Machinery
Sales Ltd., Goderich for a
tender price of 579,715.
8 -Hp Two -Stage 719OO
Snowthrower
Clears 26"' wide path Five forward speeds
plus two reverse speeds. Powerful Teoum• stage impeller designed for heavy loads.
seh Snow King engine with ring gear for Discharge Chute rotates 190`. Chains, drift
optional electric Start kit Extra large 2nd cutter ....... .... 545-262
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stays put on coat. Sate for beef and
non -lactating dairy cattle. 60 oz. . 240-135
Korlan 2. Single treatment gives lory
lasting lice control on beef cattle. Mix with
water, pour dosage along the backline.
64 oz. size. 240-101
Tlguvon pour -on swine insecticide for lice
control. Easy to use applicator — just pour
dosage along backline. Sate for preg-
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Co -Rel 1% dust controls hom flies and Tice
on beet and dairy cattle, and lice on
swine. Handy shaker can. No with-
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shaker. 240-136
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