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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-02-29, Page 6McCormick, 450 g. box. SALTINES ■ Maple Leaf or Gold Seal Sockeye SALMON 1 .89 Heinz, 1.25 I. keg 2 98 KETCHUP ■ Chase and Sanborn. 369 g. AP grind, New Roast Flavour COFFEE 2.39 , Times -Advocate, February 29 1 I NEWLY ORGANIZED - A Christian Service Brigade was recently inaugurated at Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle. Shown (back left) are leaders Dave Robinson, Bruce Perry, Rob JoIIy, Don JoIIy, Dave Tigani and (third row) Shaun McCarthy, Jamie. Brand, Todd Hayter, Glenn Hayter, Chad McCarthy, Ken McDougall, Scott Hayter and (second row) Kevin Robinson, Scott Bierling, Adam Bieman, Jason McCarthy, Chad Whiting, Tim Hoffman and (front) Mark Brintnell, Anthony Triebner, Dan Pur- dom and Josh McCarthy. Missing: leader Walter McCarthy. Brigade gets charter The official charter of the vice Brigade was accepted by local unit of the Christian Ser- Chief Ranger Bruce Perry Looking For A New Spring Style Come to Julia's Hair Design 82 Richmond St. South, Hensall Phone 262-2402 Perm Special $20.00 until end of March A free double protein pack included WEIGHT WATCHERS. PUTS THE "QUICK" INTO SAFE WEIGHT LOSS WITH OUR NEW QUICK START PROGRAM. Now the leader in safe, sensible weight Toss helps you lose weight quicker in the very first weeks, while eating 3 well-balanced meals a day. Call Weight Watchers. A thinner you could be right under your nose. ((Quick Start Pf7iOGRAM FPYI.1 WEIGHT WATGIE PS Enroll at any meeting. Registration and First Meeting Fee'$18.00. $7.00 weekly thereafter Senior Citizens and Students Registration and First Meeting Fee $9.00. $4.00 weekly thereafter. New member registration times: Morning - 9:20 a.m. Evening - 6:45 p.m. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 1-800-265-9291 EXETER: Exeter Legion, 167 William St., Monday, 7:00 p.m. iM • and Pastor Bob Donnan in a brief ceremony at the begin- ning of the morning service at Exeter Pentecostal Taber- nacle, Sunday. The program, which began January 21, at present in- volves 21 boys ranging in age from seven to 14 who meet each Wednesday night in the Exeter Public school gym under the leadership of Perry, Don Jolly, Rob Jolly, Dave Robinson and Dave Tigani. Besides providing games, achievement work, a Gospel presentation and lots -out- door activity for the youth, the Christian Service Brigade offers counsel, assistance and encouragement to the adult leaders to enable them to become effective in their leadership roles. The Exeter unit will be join- ing 2,000 men and boys at a "camporee" near Milton in May, an event held every three years. Perry said plans are being made now to expand the Ex- eter Brigade in the fall. Special dance for playhouse The first of many very special events sponsored by Huron Country Playhouse will be a dinner dance at Wonderland Gardens in Lon- don on Saturday, March 3. The evening's events will commence at 6:30 p.m. with a short reception to be follow- ed with dinner at 7:30. Danc- ing to the music of Phil Mur- phy's band will start at 9 p.m. and continue until 1 a.m. Admission to the HCP din- ner dance is $50 per person. Tickets are available from members of the HCP board of directors, the 11CP Ladies Guild or from the office just outside Grand Bend. For fur- ther details, call (519) 238-8451. help your Heart Fund ...for that Special Occasion 1 U(/ec/c/ing _�nvifaiion� and -' cceiJoriei Select your invitations from our collection of traditional and contem- porary designs. Socially correct thermo- engraving complements the elegance of our wed- ding stationery. Ask to see our many wedding accessories too. Tmes- Advocate Main St. Exeter 235.1331 Sense of wonder plays important role A few weeks ago, David Suzuki, the scientist host of the TV program, The Nature of Things, remarke8 that he would have given his eye teeth, when he was a boy, for a microscope to see what made up a handful of shining sand. I suspect the outcome of that youngster's avid curiosi- ty, and sense of wonder, led him to the fame and fortune he enjoys today. Wonder and imagination are the basic qualities that produce any scientist, or for that matter, any truly suc- cessful person. Can you im- agine Jonas Salk without curiosity as he worked in the lab to develop the first effec- tive vaccine against the dreaded disease, poliomyelitis? Of course, it takes more than curiosity to bring about suciess; a great deal of hard work and iiitelligence goes in- to any worthwhile project. Still, curiosity and imagina- tion are the beginnings. Every few years, I take out a library book called, I Brought the Ages Home, by Charles Trick Currelly, the founder of the Royal Ontario Museum. It's a fascinating tale•of adventures that led him all over the world on ar- chaeology digs and discoveries, and which resulted in him being com- missioned to gather a collec- tion for the Toronto museum, which opened in 1914. Currelly, who has been dead for some time now, was cent ladies' hats of two generations ago. Currelly also related how intrigued he was, strolling around the village, curiously watching the men at these various works until he knew It seems to me... by Gwyn Whilsmith born in Exeter, Ontario, and since that is my former home town, I have always been especially proud that the Royal Ontario Museum's roots are there, too. He tells about his boyhood of about 100 years ago, a time when all Ontario villages were almost self sufficient, with their own tanners, shoemakers and woolen mills. They manufactured their own wooden pumps, wagons, sleighs, buggies and most of their furniture. Clothes were made by Local dressmakers and tailors, and every town had its milliners who concocted those magnifi- 4, a great deal about all the dif- ferent trades: blacksmithing, woodworking, stone cutting and stone polishing. Later, when he worked with ar- chaeologists who knew nothing of these basic kinds of work, he was at a tremendous advantage with the acquired knowledge he had picked up as curious youth in the rural community. A visit to the tiny museum in university tower in Toron- to when he was ten, affected him deeply. He was filled with a sense of wonder that never left him. Years later, when he had the privilege of handling many wonderful artifacts of the,past, the awe was still so great that "I had a feeling that one ought to fast, or make some peculiar prepara- tion before touching priceless objects." Not everyone felt the same. Many mummies from digs in Egypt, in the late 1800s, were simply thrown out on rubbish heaps. Some were shipped to France and ground into a pig- ment called mummy brown to be used by the artists of that time. In the early part of this cen- tury, Currelly was given what seems an impossibly paltry sum of $1500 to buy objects for a proposed museum in Toron- to. When one views the thousands of rare collections in ROM today, it's even harder to believe, but his story points out how one man's sense of wonder and curiosity developed into something great....one of the finest museums in the world today. Help keep Red Cross ready. NI■ We can never turn back the clock to Currelly's time, nor would we want to, but we can encourage our children and grandchildren to develop their native curiosity and sense of wonder. ft seems to me, despite all its good points, too much time spent in front of the television, today, stunts, these qualities instead of enhancing them. 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