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Page 16A Times -Advocate, December 5, 1984
WELCOME TO ZURICH - Zurich's representative on
the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority Keith
Westlake welcomes Thedford's Doug Gilpin to Tues-
day's annual meeting in Zurich. T -A photo
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■ Exeter
Merchants p ick winning hands
tificates are Violent Stone, 72
Mill, Exeter, Dinney's; Jo -
Dee Rowe, RR 1, Woodham,
Russell's Exeter.
Full house winners are Mrs.
Judy McBride, RR 1, Cen-
tralia, 835 Stedman's, $15
Times Advocate and $10
Wuerth's Shoes; Marlene
Mathers, 111 Anne, Exeter,
820 Dinney's; Paul Sass, 66
•r e _ __ _ William, Exeter, $10
Rumours and Rumours II and
810 Smyth's Shoes; Christine
Bruxer, RR 2, Kippen, $20
Russell Electric; Barb
Tiedeman, Exeter, 820 Gen's
Sewing Centre; Maryann
DeKoker, Exeter, $20
Something Special; Mrs. Pat
Watson, 78 Andrew, Exeter,
810 Smyth's and $10 Rumours
and Rumours II,
Straight flush winners
were: Kate Bierling, 176
Huron, Exeter, 825 Fincher's
and 825 Shaw's Dairy Store;
Shirley Snell, 77 Anne, Ex-
eter, $25 G&G Discount and
$25 Dutch Canadian Store;
Barb Ford, 429 Main, Exeter,
$25 Sweat Chic and $25 Coun-
try Flowers; Charmaine
Wise, $25 Earl Campbell
Jewellers; Marie Jaques, 134
Columbia, Huron Park, $25
The Feather Tick; Marilyn
Stasik, 81 Nelson, Exeter, $35
Jacqueline's Fashions;
Shirley Campbell, 249 Main,
Exeter, $25 A&H Superior;
Doris Dettmer, Exeter, $25
Fisher's Pro Hardware.
The two pair winners are:
Bill Dougherty, Exeter, $20
Exeter Pharmacy; Mrs.
Alma Ballantyne, RR 1,
Kirkton, $15 Little People;
Christine Eveleigh, Kirkton,
$15 Little People; Barb Ford,
Exeter, One FTD Christmas
Arrangement from the
Flower Pedlar; Marg Inson,
293 William, Exeter; $10
Wuerth's Shoes; Larry Black,
Exeter, $10 Times Advocate;
Gail Sararas, Hay P.O., $10
Something Special.
The 1964 Winning Hands
contest sponsored by Exeter
Mainway merchants again
proved to be very popular
with thousands of entries.
The winners were drawn on
the weekend and the first two
names out of the large con-
tainer with Royal Flushes
each receive 875 in gift cer-
tificates. They are Joan Fink-
beiner, RR 2 Dashwood who
wins $50 of merchandise from
Gerrard's and 825 from Im-
age Cleaners and Frances
Ayotte, Hay P.O., the winner
of $50 from Darling's IGA and
825 from Image Cleaners.
The next five Royal Flush
winners were: John Schwart-
zentruber, 176 Sanders, Ex-
eter, $50 certificate from
Swartman's of Exeter; Andy
DeBoer, 130 Gidley, Exeter
850 certificate from Canadian
Tire; Bernice Shipman, Ex-
eter $50 certificate from
Hopper -Hockey; Eleanor
Horn, 283 Sanders, Exeter $50
certificate from Hopper -
Hockey; Elizabeth Varley,
226 William, Exeter $50 cer-
tificate Hopper -Hockey.
The first three of a kind
hands drawn was submitted
by Donna Pridham, Box 817
Exeter and she receives $20
certificates from Exeter
Pharmacy and Dinney's.
The next five with three of
a kind win $10 certificates
each. They are Jane Harvey,
92 Huron, Exeter, Smyth's
Shoes; John Schwartzen-
truber, Exeter, Wuerth's
Shoes; Ina Browning,
Crediton, Tasty Nu Bakery;
Yvonne Oud, 54 Mill, Exeter,
Smyth's Shoes; Jane Harvey,
Exeter, Wuerth's Shoes.
The first two with straights
each win $20 in certificates.
They are Barb Tiedeman, 110
James, Exeter, Dinney's and
Jean Zeehuisen, 105 Andrew.
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Exeter, Disney's.
The next five with straights
each get 810 in certificates.
They are Karen Snow, 33
Sherwood, Exeter, Times Ad-
vocate; Kim Pinder, 30
Waterloo, Exeter, Wuerth's
Shoes; Yvonne Oud, Exeter,
Smyth's Shoes; Gaye Kerr, 53,
Gidley,
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Gidley, Exeter, Wuerth's
Shoes; Doris Weigand, 27
Huron, Exeter, Tasty Nu
Bakery.
850 in certificates goes to
the first two hands drawn
with four of a kind. They are
Gertrude Hamilton, Box 347,
Exeter, 825 Brigitte's
Fashions and $25 Exeter
Electric and Miss M. Phillips,
252 Churchill, Exeter, $25
Photo 60 and $25 Anstett
Jewellers.
The next three with four of
a kind each get 825 in gift
certificates.
They are: Russell Brown,
51 Anne, Exeter, Superhair;
Jane Harvey, Exeter, RSD
Sport Den Inc.; Joanne
Pickering, RR 3, Dashwood,
Decorators Touch Plus.
Getting 820 each in
cer-
BIG BROTHERS PARADE - Members of the South Huron Big Brothers and Big Sisters
T -A photo
took part in Saturday's Santa Claus parade.
SH Youth for Christ
hear London singers
South Huron Youth For
Christ held the December
Rally Saturday night
December 1 at the Brucefield
school with a real good atten-
dance. the Rally opened with
several choruses and prayer
by Director Don Westlake.
Quizzing followed with five
teams on Psalms 122 and 123,
with the following results:
Zurich 1st; Bayfield and Ex-
eter tied; Huron Park 4th;
Seaforth 5th.
The announcement was
made regarding the Winter
Genealogicalro u
g p
get many requests
The Huron County gestions were requested for
Genealogical Society started the program section of the
its November meeting with a May meeting.
pot luck supper at the There being no further
Goderich Township Hall in business,' the meeting was
Holmesville. The event was then turned over to the
well attended and thoroughly Nominations Co-ordinator,
enjoyed by all. Carole Robinson, for the an-
nual election of officers.
Results of the election are as
follows: chairman - Karen
Harman of Bayfield; second
vice-chairrnan - Ruth
Galbraith of Brussels and
secretary - Margaret Cook of
Goderich. Alison Lobb of Clin-
ton moves into the position of
past chairman with Ann
Clark of Walton moving into
the position of first vice-
chairman.
Chairman Alison Lobb read
a letter from Marjorie Sim-
mons, president of the On-
tario Genealogical Society,
thanking the Huron County
Branch for its kind donation
during their time of financial
difficulty. It was moved by
the Reverend Van Slyke,
seconded by Yvonne Porter
and carried that a further $150
be forwarded to the Ontario
Genealogical Society Library
Program.
Quei es were real from
persons searching for infor-
mation on the following
names: Bignall (Hullett and
Morris Township) ; Stanbury
(Clinton); Stewart (Morris
Township); Hincks (God-
erich); Brereton/Copeland/-
Evans (Goderich); Flynn
(Clinton); MacTavish
(Grey) ; Woodward/Bedard
(Goderich or Zurich) ; Lind-
say (Blyth); Hunter
(Usborne); Graham; Stewart
(Wawanosh) ; and Murdock
(Ashfield and Lucknow).
A letter was read from Ar-
nold Schwab, Professor of
English at California State
University in Long Beach.
Prof. Schwab is compiling a
checklist of Canadian poets
from the Huron County and
Goderich area and is in-
terested in hearing from
anyone with information on:
William Ballantyne, Hugh
Duncan Cameron, Eloise A.
Skimmings, Richard Skimm-
ings, Adah Reid, W. Clark
Sandercott and Thomas
Frederick Young.
Grace Atkin of Exeter has
kindly volunteered to arrange
a meeting place in Exeter for
the April meeting which will
be a Beginner's Night. Sug-
Announcement
F.J.S. Pearce Ltd.
Ontario Land Surveyor
Peter G. Moreton
MR. FRED PEARCE O.L.S. is pleased to an-
nounce the acquisition of the practice of F.J.S.
PEARCE Ontario land Surveyor by AR-
CHIBALD, GRAY & McKAY LTD.
The Office will remain at 169 HURON ST.
STRATFORD ONT. and will be managed by
Mr. Peter G. Moreton, Ontario Land Surveyor
and Canada Lands Surveyor.
Archibald, Gray & McKay Ltd. hos its head of-
fice in London with consultation offices in Ex-
eter and Strothroy.
Announcement
Archibald, Gray & McKay Lfd.
Ontario Land Surveyors
Douglas A. Culbert
MR. PETER G. MORETON, O.L.S., C.L.S. of Ar-
chibald, Gray & McKay Ltd. Ontario land
Surveyors is pleased to announce that
DOUGLAS A. CULBERT, B.Sc., O.I.S. has join-
ed the firm.
Camp at Devalan, New York
in February.Thereare a good
number planning on going; if
anyone whishes to go, contact
Ron Westlake, Bayfield.
The program was turned
over to a singing group from
London called "Rejoice" and
they put on the entire pro-
gram, accompanying
themselves with guitar,
piano, tambourine, bells,
drums and other small in-
struments. This proved a real
lively and spiritual program.
The January Rally will be
on January 5 at the school
with a London Group called
"Paradise Players". This
group attended the Olympics
at Los Angeles this past sum-
mer. This program will be
dramatized. If you want a
real night of Christian
fellowship be sure to attend.
Ron closed the Rally with
prayer. This was followed by a
time of Fellowship and the
board members served
refreshments of Christmas
cookies, squares, with coffee
and punch. Everyone enjoyed
a real profitable evening.
Be sure and attend January
and enjoy Christian
Fellowship for all the family.
RECEIVE GRANT
A grant of 82,500 has bee
provided under Environme
Ontario's Waste Manageme
Improvement Program to th
Township of West William
for study of its landfill sit
Environment Minister And
Brandt announced today.
The Waste Managemen
Improvement Program is in
tended to provide financia
assistance to relieve th
burden imposed o
municipalities in meeting th
standards required for th
safe disposal of domesti
waste.
The Township of Wes
Williams will use the funds t
conduct a hydrogeologica
study to assess site suitabili
ty at the landfill site.
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Small Appliance Repair
RR 1 Thedford 243-2621
Have your small appliances repaired
now at Tess cost than replacement.
IREPAIRS TO Alt MAKES ANO MODELS I
Drop off and pick up at
Fisher Hardware, Exeter, Schilbe
Pro Hardware, Zurich, Tieman's
Hardware, Dashwood, Blue Water
Hardware, Grand Bend.
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CONSTRUCTION DASHWOOD
237-3526
EXETER CEMETERY BOARD
NOTICE OF
RATE INCREASE
1 Grave Lot
1 Grave Lot (NR)
2 Grave Lots
2 Grave Lots (NR)
3 Grave Lots
3 Grave Lots (NR)
4 Grave Lots
4 Grave Lots (NR)
Existing
Price
$160.00
$194.00
$303.00
$364.00
$463.00
$524.00
$590.00
$667.00
Effective
Jan. 1 /85
$168.00
$204.00
$318.00
$382.00
$486.00
$550.00
$620.00
$700.00
(NR) refers to Non -Resident Purchaser.
Perpetual Flower Beds - $360.00.
Those persons wishing to pre -arrange in-
terment charges and maintenance of
monuments and markers may prepay
these services to the Board.
Inquiries and purchases arranged at the
Cemetery or the Municipal Office.
Exeter Cemetery Board
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On every member of
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Revision of Rates
for the Town of Exeter
Due to the higher cost of providing service. the
Exeter Public Utilities Commission has found it
necessary to increase its electrical rates for 1985
os of January 1st.
Ontario Hydro has found it necessary to increase
the wholesale rotes 8.6 percent in 1985 and in
order to meet this additional costs as well os in-
creases in material etc. the :Jtility must increase
retail rates by approximately 6.9 percent.
Subject to Approval by Ontario Hydro
New Monthly Rate to Residential Customers
Effective on all consumption used on or after
January 1. 1985
Kilowatt hour Cost per
(KWH) consumption KWH
First 200 KHW 8.006
All additional KWH 4.506
Minimum monthly bill 14.50
Exeter Public Utilities Commission
379 Main St. S., Exeter, Ontario
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$7.99
SHOE
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