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Titlti•.-Adraxat(', January/ 7, 1998
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By Ross Haugh from the archives of -
the Exeter Times Advocate
•
Ill )'F'ARS.400
• 'January h. 198S - Exeter council Monday, night amended the rules
;incl regrilatlons of tfic Exeter Public c'emeter'y: Thi changes include
• that ti.. interment should take place on Saturday afternoon. Sunday
of" am legal .t:nutory holid:is Interments during the winter months
shelf take place at the direction of the cemetery superintendent: -
Rrch Fletcher and -wile Iv Seou are teachers in Coral Harbour. a
near -arctic. community in Hudson Ray They returned Mime for
- Christmas to visit with parents and friends in Exeter and area.
I)tirint :the hirhtlay.. a norther t►t arca resldenis"c•arricd the Olyin-
pic torch throughout ir1e'te•rn Onlarto on its, way to Calgary for the
V1'ink`! Olvnipt.•s ]'lie runners .were Cindy- Moore. Curolvnn Lan -
kin. 'Dans a I)e -illc...lan Stecle.and Rick At 1.
.. 20 )'I.4 RS AGO • .
Jantiary S. I Ir is - I ti Bell.. deputy. -clerk treasurer of the Itr 'n of
I' Wier Iia the past three ('cars has F><en nartieO'Jerk-treasurer to'rc-
"plin•e'Eric ('ar.cadde'n whit will retire -at the end of the month. -
Ilespitc a ti ving' v: u during 1977: Huron's Ag Rep Don Pullen
Jtrelhcis eounl) I inner. still Terrain valiant and.tunshakcn".:Pullen
said he' ua'- tt►Id by one lartit i who failed to harvest 20(1 acres of
whit,. beans and did not hay,: ...nip tw:trl'ance. "well.iCs my first crop
ta►lurc'•m It: year.'`. -
fhc iumnn ,'irl::•urtriig. team troth, South Huron t)islrict-High
Schnul we•Ie 'Wilmer. -in the O Per Choc boiisptcl held at the London
: h_ld:m(1 flub `feel Das Ies w -a. -coach and-n►cn►hers of -the best rink
in the :ey, nt were skip I ►urel Hcalft'rt; Lon Lynn Stewart -Carol
- • nougat! and J:i' ne Dougall
. i5 17:.4RS.4t';O
ionones 4: ilii„ Mt- 1963+. the Iir.t:New fear' -s baby at South
• H.urtm 1-1'.pit.,l armed at 4.14 a. in on New Year's.nutrning. He is
Glenn 1-ngll'li "six pound. 14 iunee .nn ol'.I.AC and Mr... Ronald
- I•i) lt-sh of I.y;I:
"./pini c'1in'ncuulei .l).arg. A.ndre•ws til•Ctinton installed the new- ex=
.•coin ' 1h, t-I;nsaU Legion and !aeries- auxibar Wedncsdat
-111!' it 113, new -1— vion-prt••i(k rn is Jack. Simmons and -in,'.i cars
ft,•.tdeiv is'ylr' \k iihani Srnalc,
-
dlt }'Ii.4 RS .4 (;O
I:iuiiary• 4.. J95' Auendur;' the funeral't the late Thomas Prydc.
Hi n- ,111. •\• -v.h“ died in a 1.ilnelt)n- ho_spitalon Sunday were Pre-
inL• ; ••,Iie• hi...t and member• of hi. cabinet. members '(if Huron
.-(ciun!„s :,l11.11:1 i 1:sc•i.': ,•,an►cil anti I xetei- I.ions. -
Pieinie, J•n,.'! ()aid •.in,-c_r(- irihute.to.Toni Prydc in which lic .aid.
=H: u, Is . tear ., ;If integrity and sound pr►netple-
• ,\.\: 0(i(1 I,3,, ii th, opi'rat►on of Ole SI-II•)HS cafeteria was ctrl
,•iis:ed-hs.rhl' `ch,.,.' It,tarot at the first mec(1ng"olthe ve'at
. ;l0 1E4R.s AGO . -
l;mbar, 2. l(41S. 1. line' .D Bell was appointed a King'. Counsel
tri ill - New Neat 's list Ile was ; iso- re,•cnik elected president of the
t x: r; l hanth;t i1 l.'onlineri r.
-- -'\t in, n.iath.uril riie•t•tint!'ti1 puhli, school trustees held to the tit-
- tics -,i' etre s;,•r:t:ir-y.: Y .1-1 .Hotjc.,oii. V+.1.. Middleton Was re-elected
.ellalrIiial. w 'if L 1. Russell -a•'t,'e-ch:irrrnaq ,
sc',:i:r r:0•1(1-'111, who-'p;nt-die Nev. l ;ai hojldas in other ;entre.
-. ' p, r,; n, -ed cr,. at Ll11,: hits- in returning htiin (,wing to-the'w.Ioient
storm «itt few:,'fl'-ihrtiti-rli Western Ontario on New Vcar's.Day .
-75 F'6,4RS.40o
Jannars :4:- Ict,"; .q local hockey league cel frroSIX teach ha'. heen
Ior-rned a pito st .ertc. elf gunies. The teams are the kligh School.
..:►plain Vh Lawson. !dodger.. captain I: Wells. Alerts. captain- C
f)avis, 'tars, apt:un '\ . PinC,mlhc. Maple .Leaves captain 1.. Hill
;end Rncer...caf►t:un t f're,icalor
.\. nese :ate- ha..heen opened. in Exeter in' the building south, of
aUsoti iewelters store and-le•►rmerly .occupied.-hy Mrs. Arm
The. 11061(1111F ha• been lifted up in a vet -s attractive style.
tile Silas 41s I :III. tet the Mo1.on'• Rank staffin :St Marys- has
h: eq transferred to the branch of that hank In -Centralia.
Queensway residents
start new year
HENS y1.1 -kicw - l ear. f vc•
Iclunli, re;tdrgts ,:cli`hratrnr with
;teff. • nxihar'. .ynfuiucrr. a. well
• ::u • a party and
. game-. night held instil&- Rctlretnc(n
Heuuc 1 altin^c Itis .Banc) • (Music
wa played and c -ervnnt• had
s'eeat trine• ,ria latii,ns..:lilt( chlorin t
ills nniti; outer ;c .thou tavortie
ram: Draw .. io ,the titltlterous
d,ini nr►ic lnnl place Iftruughian
HIi...:rurnL"
:1 II i1,Is C'hur;-t1 led
W. U ntnt� . FI[ttriu. 1'a;10ras Cart'
iifunr::c1 with Sharer, I)Ignati a•
tai.ua,;
C'lar't \lasso :mil-Aridreu Rau
q obit entertsitneil at Friendship
1•riitas_ in ..the i(rtlrentcnt Honic
l(;e',utenty. blend: androluntecr'
t.:athered in. the. lounge to -entcn
''tart• and •\ntirt•w unique blend
of counts arid western and add wine• .
owes
•
rhrouelioui :the week resulentt
were involved , in Raklnr Group.
Fun and -Fitness a. -well ' as
arotn:therapy and massage. -."
.4.11 -iii all weie had an evetittul
" 1(017 :end "arc looking forward to i ••
.hu>s and hilt -thing - 1498 Happy --
New bear... . ' . -
Coming event
.lanutrn %. 2 p.ni .lanuary dance
:with The. Nashville Refects
January !t, 6 p.ni •Scnulrs Dining
Ciroup •
.lanuar\ K-. 7,•p.tit Smgcr/guitarist
Liars Royle of London entertains
Januar 16-. 7:3(1 p.tti Friendship,
Friday laird game
Januar% -22, 7 p.ni Birthday pang
with Bill Clark and Band.
The C >rigtnal, ` ( ) 1
The Biggest , \- • ►/-)
11)
The Rest ...
1trn nee,r; rhthurrr. 414'.
1
lik,
•I A \ t- A Jl Y
•
The 12th Annual presented. M
$5000 Grand Prize Dream Vacation to
C,rreat Prizes!
7 be fern 1000 laurel will
• . receive a (reNrEmn,OSFLS
from
S►nicinv ? 3(1 Imi L�frIffn
ALGONQUIN TRAVEL
phis... $1000 BridalQoums from Bonny
Jessica McClintockk from Ballett's
ARY10 & 1 1
SATURDAY 10 - 6, SUNDAY 12 - 5
A4mis•no 3t,VC law Au ad fU f l Wolf retain abrasion
ExciunE
Fashion Shlrtus
laiurelnv 1,' and 3 pen
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LONDON CONVENTION CENTRE
• -Lti) 4V11-1:
Sunbeams meeting at Thames Road
Rhoda Rohde •
Thames Road correspondent
THAMES ROAD - Rey. Jock
Tolmtty was in charge of the.
Epiphany Sunday morning church
service. al -Flung ills. 1)uring the
singing cif the introit. Rev. Tolmay,
lit the Christ Candle
He told the children -a story -enti-
tied "Three 11'Ist.Men" The choir
-sang ''O Heat 1's Blessed
aecornpanted hy�org mist•Mai'iorie
Johns. The rittc cif .Ree Tolmay :.
sermon was "For -You. lour
Children. and for All Y'ho Are Fat
Away. -T. -
Floyd and Sirley. ('oope•l were
the greeter's a. Well as reeeiyin_' the
offering . Coming events•
. O -n January 7, the••' Standing
Committee will. inset. at 7.p.m ..;ii
Elimvillc followed by a Council
meeting tit 8 p.m. - •
On ,rentor( k,. Sunbeams w
"t'ill
meet at '. s'Rc'ad at 9:-30 a.m. ..
1'h - • v. Ill' meet on
Jan 1t.Ilmvillc ttt.f+ p.m.•
i- • under the
leadership and .-Development
Committee - Beatrice Dawson: Kay
Cunnington. Shirley • Cooper.-
Margaret
ooper;Margaret 'McCarter ancf-Mary-
Rowclrl'f•e. The _roll call will he.
•:•Quality of a Clonal 1 c tiler'- Griiup
Wwill serve lunch.
Persons&
Bill and Rcihda Rohde were
Friday evening supper guctcts
Phil 'and • Marjorie .John's call
Filitnvi!!e.
Dan :.and Nancy Rohde of
()akville.wcrc Saturday, evening
.supper guests with their. grandpar-
entsRill and Rhoda Rohde..
Alan Je1Icry, Reit,. Katie and
il4tan of Woodstock • were
Thursday guests se iib Glenn and
Dorothy kite's
South Huron
Youth for Christ
Ht NSAI.1. - South Huron 1'Iiuih
for Christ -. meeting was held on
Saturday January 3 at Hurim
Centennial School. - -
-There was a Bible jear, taken.
from Proverbs 4 with 'three teams
panieipating. •
• It wA% talent -night and -numerous
people' :hared by singing. playing
piano: • A -trine' of.. food " and
.fellowship billowed: The next rally
i. on March 7 with Deb and Dave
Rtxigcs sharing about their Mi.ron
Work in .Papua . New Guinea
1'vcrynne I. welcome
Icowniza-ms
The. Exeter Times -Advocate -surveyed prominent
members in -our. community 1sking.for their forecast
of 1998. Will it be a year of development, change or
challenges? Or will .it he a year of cutbacks, hard decisions or
hard work?'
ORGANIZATION:
R,thcrt 1. Mann --
Councillor.
Councillor, Village Of Grand Rend
'98 WILL BE A YEAR OF:
. • Erc•itirre rl►nllr'r ges'
WHY?: •
Unprecedented chttngcs,in Inial service
delivery and_ financing.' precipitated by the
Province'. Common Sense Revolution and
deht control programs at the federal'gov- .
ernment. are compelling community -minded. people'everl where
to re-examine.the wily we do hilsinbss.. Not only must we review
the services pri,vided frit the puhtic.:tnd thou- financing. but there
Mtust he a close look Fit 'the fundarntntal undcrstandtngs about:
how we constitute local gm'crnincnts it's lime io rcritodcl our:
local institutions. budding from the grciund'up. determining the
hest at our post tt:edition. and -needed innovations for today -'S
revolutionary conditions. It will require foresight and Imagina-
- tion. 1t is a nmc for people of vision. a'tirne fele imaginative
tcadershtp.' 1 find that an exciting challenge -
THE
hallengc -THE COMING PEAR'S CHALLENGES AND HOW TO
MEET THEM. • - .
• The 2001 Canada Games -in Grand Rend: We roust begin an
npcn proc:css () i ipprng in to the hest ideas of..and rnohihzmc
the; people. of out enimmuni►y-Regin thc.plan Ice hot w•c y't11
undertake the big -task of hosting Canadian athletes in our:local-'.
its fiiht year:. hence '
Communih Improvement Grand Rend•musraccelerate and.
enhartc.e.thc-ptx*'escs of improving the' facilities and attractive-.
nest of the h_ustness,strccts. the park areas. and the beach.
• Miinrcipal Services We Must.rcv,evi in detailhow We deliver
each Of the municipal services for w'hich•wc have discrcuon:
examining financ:cs• ire terms of a zero=based programmed budget
, td.cnsure efficiency. We also must develop a five-year plan. of
capital.spencling.in early -1998. .
Restructuring and amalgamation.•Vv'e must undertake open and
continuing consultation. with neighboring municipalities and
.•-t heir residents. tnvitine• ideas and proposals from community-.
minded people on how focal government can he restructured to
make 11 more efficient.. marc effective. and more accountable to
the public it serves' This process should downplay the proprie-
tary interests of local*politiciaris and emphasize the• interests an(1
proposals of average citizens. Let's make this t, grass; roots -
movement instead of the empire .building Cif the past:
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
I'd like tt, see everybody challenged and excited about the• pros-
pects lot coming years in their communities. •
Robert 1. Mann
Councillor Village
of Grand Bend
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The Exeter Times -Advocate surveyed prominent
members in our community asking for their forecast
of 1998. Will it be a year -of development, change or
challenges? Or will it be a year of cutbacks, hard decisions -or
hard work? -
11H1•':
.ORGANIZATION:
• Far) French '
-Reeve of Bid4olph township
'98 11111. BE YEAR OF;
Marry rhnngr s
•
Bceause of the downloading -1'1'4)M the pros Mil' And unrct
tainty of knowing what's coming down.- 1ltose:figures are quite.
inaccurate when you investigate them more deeply -
THE COMING PEAR'S CHALLENGES AND II01! TO
MEET THEM:
- 1i\ keep the muni, rl,:il gay lesser a' a e1 that's as ccpial k to th(' -
ratepayer!,. We don know at ill's Ume whiclrleyerttt:lt'w r11 h
ADDITIONAL COM MENTS
" i•think if"citizens are interested they should ask questions and
get involved more. -
•
tf Dr. Mark E. Jones
_
'
•
South Huron Chiropractic Centre v
Do you suffer from
• Headaches • Back pain
• Neck pain
Call 235-4892 .
. 49.3 Main St. Dieter * ,,
Question: Why prearrange a funeral? .
Answer: Some people believe: that
planning for a funeral now will save
others that responsibility later They are -
providing guidelines for their -survivors or, -
alternately making arrangements for
someone in their care. For many, the
comfort of making decisions without the
pressure of immediacy - is enough
motivation.
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1 (t N 1 FIN 1 1i O .M 1
370 William Street,
Exeter, Ontario
(519) 235-1220
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