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Times-Advocate, 1988-10-05, Page 24Page 8A Times -Advocate, October 5, 1988 All Other Naturalizer Shoes s- ;Ib, S..7,16 S..;U,. S6,ik S6,11,.. STA., ST-„Ika ST�,tl.. • EXETER • MITCHELL • SIMCOE • STRATFORO • WOODSTOCK • The Home of Better Shoes 392 Main Street 'Exeter, Ontario 295.193 • STRATFORD • MITCHELL • EXETER • SIMCOE • WOODSTOCK 'S. ,11,4 Sm,16, S. 1k s yil. S �1. S�y1 S -�16, s 1k. S.;.yIL S.; ,t1.4 B3ueneso l!rreHM ACCOUNTANT -PUBLIC NORRIS, HOMUTH, TAYLOR •I'INI ER & McNEILLY Chartered Accountants Main St Exeter. Ontario NOM 1S0 (519) 235-0101 (519) 235-0120 HEALTH SERVICES PI parasmed Homemakers & Companion Service 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK 524-5346 AUCTIONEERS FILSON & ROBSON THE EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEERS THAT GUARANTEE YOU MORE $$$$ Considering A Sale or Need An Appraisal 666-0833 Call Collect 666-1967 Supplying You With 30 Yrs. 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To assist you in making a deci- sion on which conservation tool would work on your land, the Hu- ron Soil and Water Conservation District has set up a demonstration day. The day will consist of active demonstrations involving dealers from throughout the Huron -Perth • County areas. Tools included in the day range from modified mould- board plow, disc chisel plows, no - till drills and deep -till tools. This event is scheduled for Thurs- day, October 13 with demonstra- tions running in the morning from 10-12 andjn the afternoon from 1-3 p.m. The demonstration will be lo- cated eight miles east of Exeter on Highway 83 on the property of Cal- vin and Stan Christie. Lucan UCW LUCAN - The Dorcas Unit Lucan U.C. met Tuesday afternoon. The theme Thanksgiving with much food for thought was ably presented by Flora Robertson assisted by Gwen Grose. Pocm, scripture. Psalm 95 opened our program. A reading clothes we wear referred to moral excellence. We were asked to list 5 for what we are most thankful then remove four. A story "His name was John" brought to us the importance of Je- sus in our lives. Prayer interspersed the readings and singing Come Ye thankful people come closed the program. An article for the bazaar will an- swer the roll call in October. The United Church calendar will be pur- chased by names listed only. ,WOMPININUSIMS-JONM•111 by Margaret Hoggarth By Margaret Hoggarth KIPPEN - It's hard to believe that October is here already! The sum- mer flew by in spite of the heat, and September gathered momentum with back -to -school activities, and fall fairs are now history. The farm- . -ers are looking to the skies hoping for several dry days in a row so that soya beans can be harvested and winter wheat sown. The leaves which are turning beautiful autum- nal shades will soon be fluttering to the ground, ready to be raked into piles or left for the wind to blow them away. This is one of my fa- vourite seasons of the year. 4-H clubs have started again for the fall. Sherri McLachlan, press reporter for Kippen 3 4-H club, reported that the leaders for this club "Much Ado About Meat" arc Barb Moffat and Mary Helen McLachlan. Thc club has 16 members in this club. The first meeting was held at Brucefield United Church on Tues- day, September 27 starting drith ' mixer games, then going on to more serious matters like the elec- tion of officers. President is Kris Gemmell, vice president is Patricia Wynja, treasur- er is Candace Cooper, secretary and press reporter are floating not lit- erally of course! This means that a different person is elected at each Meeting to hold this office. They made the recipe for Terrific Tacos' and sampled them when cooked. Comments on the tacos were "really good" and "terrific" as the name indicates. Name mediator CLINTON - Thc Education Rela- tions' Commission has appointed Mrs. Helen S. Finley of Kingston to act as Fact Findcr in the negotia- tions between the elementary teach- ers and the trustees of the Huron County Board of Education. • Mrs: Finley will mee[ with the parties and write a report setting out which matters have been agree upon and which matters remain in dispute. The report may also con- tain recommendations for settle-. mcnt. Mrs. Finley, a Conciliator with the Family Referral and Concilia- tion Service, brings an awareness of both the collective bargaining pro- cess and the educational sector to this appointment. As a member of the Ontario Council of Regents for the Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology, she was involved in collective bar- gaining. Mrs. Finley was also a member of the Secondary Education Review Project (SERP). Mrs. Finley has previously been appointed as Fact Findcr by the Ed- ucation Relations Com Mission to Kapuskasing Flom + Secon- dary N, r. .. Sec- ond : v r ie R.('SS This .tppt,int. Je under Section 14 of the yards and Teachers Collect' \c,otiations Act, Revised Statute, , . Ontario, 1980. Alblas publishes first book HURON PARK - While he tries to steer away from the term "poetry", the first collection of Jay Alblas' verse will be pub- lished this fall under the name Stargazer. The book, printed by Stephen Printing in Exeter, will contain a selection of what Alblas calls "contemporary verse": lyric forms Alblas says can be easily put to music, even though he doesn't write music himself. Featuring a black glossy cover, the book will encompass 10 years of Alblas' work. The earliest piece was written when he was just 13. "Now that I look at it, it's not very good," said Alblas, but he in- cludes it mainly to show readers his progress over the years. All of the lengthy poems are dated, but not arranged in chronological order. "The subject matter is every- thing from nuclear war to broken up relationships," noted Alblas, _hoping some of his topics_will in- spire some serious thinking from his readers. Stargazer is expected to be 85- 90 pages. One poem alone will stretch over ,five pages. Alblas will be printing 200 copies, a hundred of which have been sold already. The price will be $10 or $11 to cover the costs of printing and repaying the bank loan which has made the project possible. He points out Stargazer is not a mon- ey -making venture. "I'm not planning on a second printing," said Alblas of his first attempt at publishing. He says a future collection might feature some of his more controversial, and best, work. "My best stuff I don't think peo- ple would appreciate right off the bat," he said. Alblas says his goal is not to seek recognition for his poetry, but instead to print a permanent record of creative efforts he has collected over the years. In a good year, Alblas says he can write around 50 lyrics, but from last November to March he was in- spired to write nearly 200, a rare spurt that left him exhausted but teachers have been supportive of his efforts, according to Alblas. He hopes to continue counting on. that support once the book is de- livered. JAY ALBLAS - He doesn't like to refer to his work as poetry, but Alblas is publishing his first collection of his work this October. determined Jo assemble some of it "They're probably getting sick in book form. of me talking about it by now," Friends and past high school he said, laughing. Hensall church HENSALL - Carmel Presbyterian Church in Hensall celebrated the sacrament of the Lord's supper on Sunday October 2 with Rev. Charles Henderson of Exeter in the pulpit and Miss Carolyn Love was the organist. Next Sunday, October 9, Rev. Bob Bisset of Goderich will be in charge of the Thanksgiving service at 11:15 a.m. Everyone welcome. On Sunday, October 16 at 11:00 a.m. Carmel will join with Caven in Exeter to celebrate Exeter's 127th anniversary. There will be no ser- vice in Presbyterian Church, Hen- sall, on Sunday, October 16. We are making it easier for you to do business with us. In July we announced Access Business — a series of f. :u. ores ensure that our procurement systei,, open .,,-; 'air as w ,sible. Under Access Small Business: • you'll have more chances to bid for contracts with our improved bid. rotation system. • we're putting small business advocates in key areas of our. organization to work directly for you and with you. 101= end Services APprovisionnements et Services Caneda The Non. Otto Jetlnek L'hon. Otto Jelinek Minister Minlstre • it will be easier for you to sub -contract on major government purchases. • we're setting up a contract information centre and improving our publications so you'll have more and better - information to work with. For more information on Access Small Business call or visit your nearest Supply and Services Canada office. Our number' is in the blue pages of the phone book. Canada. \;" Township of Tuckersmith 35`' RATEPAYERS & ,� �� ALL CANDIDATES R�` MEETING Monday, October 17th, 1988 starting at 8:00 p.m. at HURON CENTENNIAL SCHOOL Brucefield Everyone Welcome We are making it easier for you to do business with us. In July we announced Access Business — a series of f. :u. ores ensure that our procurement systei,, open .,,-; 'air as w ,sible. Under Access Small Business: • you'll have more chances to bid for contracts with our improved bid. rotation system. • we're putting small business advocates in key areas of our. organization to work directly for you and with you. 101= end Services APprovisionnements et Services Caneda The Non. Otto Jetlnek L'hon. Otto Jelinek Minister Minlstre • it will be easier for you to sub -contract on major government purchases. • we're setting up a contract information centre and improving our publications so you'll have more and better - information to work with. For more information on Access Small Business call or visit your nearest Supply and Services Canada office. Our number' is in the blue pages of the phone book. Canada.