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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-18, Page 9Not enough Sunshine here Dear Mr. Beckett: I am a new resident in your tiful town havin : moved miliarize myself here, I pur- chased a copy of your paper (Oc- tober 11) along with my home town paper (October 11) The To- ronto Sun. here from Toronto two weeks ago. Realizing a drastic change in my lifestyle and wishing to fa- Upon opening the front page of both papers I realized the change in lifestyle may be more than I am prepared to accept. May I suggest your paper could benefit from a more up-to-date special like the one printed in the Toronto Sun, possibly calling it Beckeu's Babes' or "Adri- an's Angels" or "Proctor's Play- mates" to replace the present T.A. feature that could easily be titled "Haugh's Horrors" or "Re- ynolds Rejects". Your circulation would no doubt increase and my adjust- ment would be made much easi- er. Sincerely, "An Avid Reader" (Charles E. Brown). Editor's note: The writer includ- ed the accompanying pictures to point out his need for adjustment. Giddy Up - Meghan O'Reilly enjoys a ride on a rocking horse at the Smokey Hollow booth at the weekend Lambton Heritage Mu- seum craft show and sale. Attendance was 7,200 and more than $20,000 was generated for the museum's general operating bud- ge t. HAYTER'S TURKEYS Featuring • Wings • Ground Turkey • Smoked Turkey • Sausage • Cutlets • Turkey Burgers • Filets • Breast Roast Store Location Hwy. 83, just west of Dashwood 237-3561 Hours Monday - Friday 9:00 - 5:30 Saturday 9:00 - 5:00 SPECIAL THIS WEEK DRUMSTICKS 49c LB (While quantities last) Fresh turkeys available ASKA ABOUT UNION GAS FALL HOME COMFORT BONUSES. Save $350 on our total home comfort package' And make no equipment payments until February '90." PLUS Replace you -Cele -drib water heater with a natural gas water heater and make no water healer rental payments until February '90'• a d1f1Ct"a►lif; s err today and ask about these and other bonuses available. Remember Act Before November 17, 1989. Chris Ross Residential Sales for Exeter Representative 1-800-265-4173 nut unman tans \X,(_, bring the energy • -Residential customers only with approved credit • The total home comfort package consists ol•a high efficiency furnace. central air condthonrng and a Honeywell electronic air cleaner Dashwood by Bernice Boyle DASHWOOD - Zion Lutheran. Ladies Guild entertained their hus- bands, Tuesday October 10 at Lar- ry's Town and Country Inn Credi- ton. Fifty enjoyed a delicious smorgasbord meal for the guilds an- nual Thanksgiving dinner meeting. President Jill Stojkovic conducted the short business portion of the meeting and announced that the new adopted seminary student is Warren Hamp. The November 14 meeting will be presenting as guest speaker Jana Lyn Rutledge. President Karen Tiernan tastefully decorated the basement of the church where Dashwood UCW en- tertained Zurich UCW on Tuesday. Thirty-five members and guests prepared themselves for an armchair flight to Fiji, Australia, New Zea- land and Hawaii. Flight attendant was Ruth Mack and the pilot was her husband Rev. David Mack. They are originally from Australia and have ministered on the Islands. They are hosting another trip in March 1990 to Australia and July to Oberammergair. They would welcome everyone aboard for both trips.Next Sunday the Calvary United Church will celebrate the church anniversary. The guest speaker will be John James of the Mt.Forest United Church. James is the first son of one of Dashwood's former minister Rev. Merrill James 1961-67. mope Zurich UC will join in this ser- vice and everyone is welcome to at- tend this special day at 10:30 a.m. The 4-H members of the Dash- wood "Good Food Fast Club" were excited about their second meeting October 11. The topic was A Look at Con- venience foods and the seven mem- bers named themselves "The Dash- wood Eager Eaters". They will meet for their third meeting October 18. The Dashwood-Seaforth band members held their annual banquet Tuesday. Thirty-five members and wives enjoyed a delicious smorgas- bord meal at the Exeter 3A's restau- rant. The officers for 1990 are presi- dent, Jack Gaiser, vice president Ge- rald Martene, Secretary treasurer Melvin Stade, leader Harry Hoff- man, assistant leader Melvin Stade, the entertainment committee are Maxine Gaiser, Gertie Stade, Rose Vanbergen and Bonnie Sitter. Aldene Wolfe attended her grand- daughter's rand- daughters wedding Saturday in Lon- don. Times -Advocate, October 18, 1989 Page 9 CCAT revises curriculum CENTRALIA - The curriculum of the Agricultural Business Man- agement (ABM) program at Cen- tralia College has been revised to meet the needs of students and agri- business employers. The course now includes more hands-on train- ing to help students to better under- stand the concepts and their appli- cation in a real life situation. These changes resulted from rec- ommendations made by graduates in a survey conducted in 1988. The survey asked graduates of the ABM program to identify how they would change the curriculum to improve the graduates marketability in the agri-business work force. Graduates suggested increasing the amount of hands-on training whenever possi- ble while still covering necessary theory. They also gave suggestions for improving teaching methods. Free skating EXETER Free public skating will once again be offered on Sun- days at the South Huron Rec Cen- tre this season, thanks to commu- nity -minded businesses and service organizations. The following are those who have agreed to sponsor our free skate program: JMR Electric and Big V Drug Store, one week each and Andex three weeks. Starting time for Sundays has changed this season and will be held from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. Seniors, parents and tots also have an opportunity for free skate times during the week. This sea- son's times are: Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday mornings from 10 to 11 a.m. and Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 1 to 2 p.m. Install Oddfellows Godbolt Insurance Agency Ltd., 476 Main St., Exeter 235-2740 "Let me help you with your financial needs." • Financial Planning • Life Insurance • Disability Income • Annuities and RRIFs • RRSPs • GICs and Savings Plans • Investment Funds• • RESPs • • Employee Benefits The Mutual Group Facing Tomorrow Together Ucensed with Muruat l he a Canada r Mutual Investoo Inc - , two of The Mutual Group EXETER - On Tuesday October 10 the officers of Exeter Lodge NO. 67 were installed by DDGM Bro. Robert Campbell and staff of Seaforth. The installed officers are NG Dennis Meikle, VG Bro. Dan Smith, Recording secretary Bro. Charles Atthill, Financial secretary Bro. Roy Pepper, treasurer Bro. Delmer Skinner, Warden Bro. Roy Cann, Jr. PG Bro. Wilmer Adkins. Inside guardian Bro. Ken Ogden, Outside Guardian Bro. Don Dear- ing, RSNG Bro. Bev Parson, LSHG Bro. Sam Skinner, RSVG Bro. Carl Gower, LSVG Bro. Fred Delbridge, RSS Bro. Allan Bus- well, LSS Bro. Tom Kooey, Flag bearer BrQ. John Batten, Musician Bro. Bill Rose. Visitors were present from Brucefield and Hensall and a num- ber of brethren spoke to congratu• late Bro. Campell and his staff. Exeter IOOF provided a light lunch. ABM faculty and staff met sever- al times this past spring and dis- cussed how they would accommo- date an increase in hands-on training in an already heavy course load. The revised curriculum result- ed from these extensive meetings and includes a number of changes in both the first and second year of the program. Some of the changes are: a de- creased course load in first year which allows students time to ad- just to their new environments; in- creased hands-on practical training throughout the 2 -year program via more laboratory and field trip peri- ods; a chancents to receive an elective c or their summer work experience between first and second year. The first few weeks of classes in following the new curriculum have met with positive responses from the students. The curriculum will be monitored closely throughout the year and will be reviewed again next spring for evaluation. For more information, contact Linda McKenzie at the Huron Board of Education office at 482- 3496. BTW .A Laliargla, MIe/ •!&V 1tlral1111.1.1.1rIA/Ivi• YOUR GUIDE TO PROFESSIONAL PERSONAL SERVICES ECLIPSE Unisex Hairstyling • Styles • Highlight • Perms Open Weekdays 9 - 9 Appointments not always necessary 235-1880 50 Thames Rd. 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