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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-03-29, Page 31Guest speaker - Lioness Joan Hunking introduced her sister Shar- on Miller, proprietor of "Uniquely You" within Grand Bend Clean- ers, at the March 27 Lioness meeting. Miller specializes in one -of a -kind, "ensembles of leather and other fabrics. Donation - Lioness Cathy Hugill, also executive member of the Big Brothers & Big Sisters Association, accepts a donation of $50.00 from Lioness Judy McLeod at the _ recently held Bowla- thon. Both Judy and Cathy bowled for the Exeter Lioness Club. Cancer Society meets - The Lucan-Biddulph branch of the Canadian Cancer Society met Thursday night. From the left are guest speaker Dr. Leslie Levin of the London Regional Cancer Centre, local public_ relations chairman Rob Brady; branch president Len Maslen, and education chairman Ruth Pugh. Letters to the Editor Dear Sir. I an a concerned business man - (farmer) of St. Vincent Township in Grey County in the province of I'rnh•.vuna� RUdf (.rare• tri rt OPEN HOUSE 328 Eastern Avenue Sat., April 1st, 1989 1 p.m. -4 p.m. Host: Pieter Westerhout Ontario. As you the readers who arc cattlemen are aware there is an upcoming vote. The question is arc you in favour (519) 235-1055 • . . • . • • . • . • • • Dirk Coolman - Joan Hunking - BIII Gilfillan - Pieter Westerhout 235-1950 235-1848 235-0116 - 229-6730 :COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST... Three bedroom home . NEW LISTING Two -two =bedroom Duplex, excellent condition, large lot. Industri- NM al zoned $98,900.00. Call ... OPEN HOUSE 529 William Street, • Exeter Saturday, April 1 & Sunday, April 2, 1989 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Hostess: Joan M. Hunking 2.47 acres with 38'x76' barn. Near Exeter. of an organized marketing plan for - cattle or are you satisfied with the money you are receiving for your cattle at present. We as business mcn sit idly by while the profit dol- lars we receive decrease and every input we need to purchase costs more. We must have more money! Our rate of pay of our work con- tinues to decrease and returns on our dollars invested arc non-existent or marginal at best. What other indus- try in Canada would produce bil- lions of dollars worth of a product with no plan for selling it. The cattle production is made up of over 30,000 producers and only nine major buyers. There certainly is ample room for price and market demand manipulation. We as producers must have a greater voice in what we receive for our product. The proposed beef Marketing Commission will have representation from all segments of the industry including the retailers and the cunsumers. This represen- tation is very important in light of the continued food scarcities which will likely increase in numbers as we proceed through the nincties. The marketing commission con - on ` cept docs work. I point out to you !the successful operation of the Ap- ple Marketing Commission. I- I also an apple producer and i can vouch for the fact that your voice is heard in the marketing place and that there are enough-pratical ex - plan work. The working plan is de- veloped by the ,elected directors upon the acceptance of the market- ing commission concept. tc�tal�y negative campaign waged by 71." iIt indicates to me that they are com- pletely frustrated by knowing that what needs to be done to put more money in my pocket goes beyond the scope of a producer assocation. What is called for is the formation of a grower marketing body with authority to enter the market place. Gentlemen, the question is, do we snake an,attempt to put more mon- ey in ouri�ockcts? in thr wgin• ning we are not asking the consu- mer to pay more. We will ask for our share of the dollar she is pres- ently spending. Join with me in voting yes. Yes to beef Marketing Commission, yes to a future in the cattle indus- try and indeed yes to change. Sincerely, Laverne Robertson, P.Ag L;lDtrFVII 'M HOME - Three bedroom, ravine lot view of Lake Hu- . iacttr�S�asagfc, an fireplace asking $95,900.00. - Call Dirk. •�`K`-�s = -----• . RECENTLY Rr_NOVATED DUPLEX with single garage. Goodm,,, r (TK . • income. Asking $89,900.00. Call Joan M. Hunking ■ AFFORDABLE... This home challenges comparison with finished rec fbom with woodstove, three bedrooms (one with 2 -pc. ensuite). • Tastefully decorated and only asking $82,500.00. Call Joan now for. more information. EWE HAVE a large variety of farm listings for your viewing. Call or NI mi drop into our office today for more information. 11111 • BRAND NEW!! Over 1200 sq. feet of quality built home, high effi- ciency gas furnace, oak cupboards, heavy insulation, all brick and. M▪ Imore. Asking $121,750.00. CpII Dirk for your private viewing. a 10 ACRES - Paved road. High-arld_ der ,. Could make an excellent. ▪ building site $57,900. . . HENSALL LOTS •.suitable for single family, duplex, triplex and 4-: plex. Priced to sell. II EXETER BUILDING LOT - $25,000, fully serviced. ■ 2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW - large eat -in kitchen, modern bath, gi . good residential neighbourhood. Asking $69,000. ■ HENSALL - Large newer 2 storey, all the extras. Call office. MI 2 ACRES - Modern bi-level home, 40'x64' r orkshop, located on III III paved road. Excellent buy at $169,000. • ) • 4-H horse club now underway HENSALL - Once again 4-H is off to an enthusiastic start. We held our first meeting at Adriaan Brand's stables on March 22, 1989. Our club is a horse club. This year we are studying Horsing and Tack. On Wednesday, March 22, we elected our president, vice president and secretary. Our 4-H president is now Wendy Semple originally from Denfield. Our vice president is Lee Hope from Crediton. Our secretary is Anne Packham from Hensall. We are very pleased to have so many new members. Our next 4-H meeting will be at Daniel Lam- bert's, 80 King St. in Hensall at 7:30 p.m. Times -Advocate, March 29, 1989 Page 31 Lioness tips on get being 'Uniquely You' EXETER - The Exeter Lioness Club met for their regular meeting on Monday, 'March 27, at 7:00 p.m.at the Exeter Masonic Hall, en- joying a delicious ham supper pre- pared by the Eastern Star Ladies. The special guest speaker was Sharon Miller, proprietor of a clothing business called "Uniquely You" located within Image Clean- ers, Grand Bend. She specializes in one -of -a -kind outfits mixing leather and other materials together to make unique ensembles to -accent your wardrobe. She informed the Lioness that your clothing is a personal signa- ture of. yourself. It reveals a great deal about yourself and usually leaves a first impression on those you meet. Clothing, make-up and accesso- ries make you feel your best, and thus you do your best in your life- style, employment and marriage. She gave helpful hints on divid- ing your closet into selective groupings such as: always wear, never wear, love/but never wear and alterations and mending, and clean- ing closets out, so that the state- ment of "I don't have a thing to wear" is gone! Colour, fabric quality, care' and changes in style of clothing should all be taken into consideration when purchasing your wardrobe, which by the way can be a sizeable invest- ment, which should be chosen with time, thought and organization to result in the "Best You Can Be." Lions/Lioness District A 15 Con- vention is coming up on April 7, 8, and 9 in North Brantford and this year Lioness will be able to vote for a Lioness District Executive. Exeter Lioness have just finished selling 358 Chocolate Easter Bun- nies, along with raising money by wayof Regal orders. e next fundraiser will be a Yard Sale at the Lions Youth Centre on Saturday, May 13 at 8:00 a.m. The Exeter Lioness Club voted to sponsor the March 28, 1990 Spring Fashion Show at the South Huron Recreation Centre with "Looking Good", proprietor Karen Pfaff. A $25.00 donation was given to the Tri -County Games (Huron, Perth, Middlesex) to be held in Ex- eter on June 26 and 27. A $1,000.00 donation will be made at the Grand Opening of the Exeter Lions Youth Centre this April 1, which will represent in to - AU you need to remember about home comfort is Serving from Luc -an to Blyth SYSTEMS BY LENNOX INSTALLED BY of Hensall Ltd. • HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING "We're proud to be your Lennox Dealer" tal $2,500.00 for 1988/89 and 1/2 of the $5,000.00 donation from the Lioness to the Lions Youth Centre. Home -coming Days will be June 9, 10 and 11, 1989, when the Lio- ness will sponsor the booth in the Agricultural Building. Thirty-five Exeter Villa Residents on March 23 enjoyed Irish music and a lovely sing -song. Residents were given 25 pots of spring bulbs to enjoy. Fourteen Exeter Lioness Club members will visit with their twinned Lioness Richmond, Michi- gan Club on April 10. The Exeter Lioness' slate of offi- cers was adopted for 1989-90. Lio- ness were reminded that the Grand Opening for the Exeter Lioness Youth Centre will be Friday, March 30 at noon and Open House on April 1. Remember the Lioness Motto - "We Serve Too"! Lioness Laurie Dykstra (ntmnn) GRAM SYSTEMS LTD I iIVi1I . 1 Quality Grain Storage Drying & Handling Products DESIGN • SALES • SERVICE rAL-MAR GRAIN SYSTEMS LTD. 263 MAIN S' N P 0 BOX 550 EXETER ONTARIO NOM ISO '') Phone Bus. (519) 235-1919 Res. (519) 235.2019 • TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the VALHALLA INN. KING & BENTON STREETS. KITCHENER. ONTARIO on THURSDAY. APRIL 13th. 1989 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon. at which time the Board will hear an application in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act. and Regulations thereunder • The following establishment has applied for a licence of the class indicated, and the application will be entertained at the aforementioned location and time Application For New Licence Exeter Curling Club 205 Riverside Drive, Exeter Dining Lounge Licence AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipal- ity and who wishes to make representa- tion relative to the application. shall make their submission to the Board in writing prior.to the date of the hearing, or in person at the time and place of the hearing (Copies of written submissions will be forwarded to the applicant) Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO. Ontario. 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