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REV. JOHN LOCKHART
O.M.F.
Hong Kong And
Philippines
MISS IENORE CATES •
B.M.M.
Jamaica, W.I.
MR. MARIO BRUNO
F.E-B.C:
Italy - Toronto
1 0 a.m. COFFEE
HOUR
2 p.m. 'GET
ACQUAINTED'
THESE IN HOMES
7:30 p.m. MISSIONS
RALLY
AT THE CHURCH
EMMANUEL
BAPTIST
- CHURCH
W. HURON ST.
EXETER
PH. 235-2661
or
235,2559
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Huron County
Family Planning Project
lnvlter You To Attentt- -
FAMILY
PLANNING
CLINIC
Every Tuesday
from 6:30 - 9 p m
HURON COUNTY
HEALTH UNIT
Ann 5r Eieter•
-For Information
Call 235-1014 ,
Weekdays or Tuesdoy evenings
Everyone wekome'
J ACKPOT
5500
in
51 calls
N 11 Reg games
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O Wed
Nov. 8
8:30 P.M.
ZURICH ARENA
SPONSORED BY ZURICH
REC BOARD
NO PERSON UNDER 16
WILL BE ADMITTED
South Huron Recrn Centre
MOMS
& TOTS
SKATING.
TUES 10 - 1 1 A.M.
TUES 2-3P.M.
THURS 10 - 1 1 A.M.
Optimists of Stephen
NEW YEARS DANCE
Music by
BITTERSWEET
HURON PARK REC CENTRE
9p.m.-1 a:m.
• Price.: s30 till November 15
s35 after
Tickets Available from all
optimist members
Ticket includes dance, beverages and meal
For tickets call:
Bob Pinter 228-6329 Jim Gage 228-6589
Bill McGrath 228-6871 •
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TRULY CANADIAN FOWL -- Thanks to the efforts of Doug Gill of Crediton o truly Cafhdian
breed of chicken hos been established. Through extensive cross -breeding, he has come up
with o purebred Chantecler. T -A photo
Crediton poultry fancier
gets true Canadian breed.
A Crediton man has been
successful in creating a true
Canadian breed of chicken
after three years of crops
breeding.
Doug Gill who has been
showing fowl at district -fairs
for several years has per-
fected the Chantecler breed.
These birds have a
FETTES TOURS
RENFRO VALLEY, KENTUCKY- — A teal great
Weekend trip with 3 country music shows included os
well as, a boardinghouse meal and a guided tour
of Lexington and horse form area. Qur most ,pop•
ular tour in 1978. 3 days. Nov. 17 and Dec. 1.
WWVA JAMBOREE -- lost time this year.for the
ever popular Jamboree in Wheeling, West Virginio.
A popular show for yearsrDeparts Nov. 10 (limited
Space)
NEW ORLEANS ANO DEEP SOUTH — Some space
remains. 9 Day tour deporting Nov. 14. Features
Memphis, New Orleans, Guided City Tour, Boat
Cruise, French Quarter, -Bayou Country, Beuregord
Plantation, Mobile, Biloxi, 800 Acre Bellingroth
Gardens, with millions of Chrysanthemums in the
world's largest out door display.
FLORIDA -FLORIDA -FLORIDA — We hove the best
selection of tours to Florida ever. Trips of 9 days, 10
days, and 14 days. The prices are low and there are
special prices and pick ups for groups. Special early
bookipg,discg.unts availoble. Call Now.'
BETHLEHEM & CHRISTMAS — A very special 3
day tour to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania during Christ-
mas Season. Departs. Dec. 1. Beautiful Christmas
lights, displays and food. Plenty of shopping time
and scenery. Reserve Now.
WRITE OR CALL FOR FREE BRCFCHURES
Mount Forest Mitchell
519-323-1545 519-348-8492
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Dick Packham
In Hensall Richard
Packham and Klass Van
Wieren will be the two new
members on council.
Packham. a native of
England has lived in Hensall
since 1972 and is ernployed
in the manufactured homes
plant formerly owned by
Bendix Corporation.
He said his- reason for
standing for eleetion
that he felt he should do
something for his communi-
ty -
Hopefully. Kis activities
on council will benefit his
children and their friends in
the future. Packham said
Also acclaimed to Hensall
council was Klass Van
Wieren'of 57 London Road. a
foreman in the former Ben-
dix manufactured homes
plant
NEW AUTHORITY
MANAGER William
Mungall of Dundas hos been
named resources manager
for the Ausable-Bayfield
Conservation Adthority
replacing Don Pearson.
Mungall assumes his new
position on November 13. -
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rigorous and rustic tem-
perament- that can resist the
climatic conditions of
Canada. They are a general
purpose fowl, good for.. treat
and laying, especially -in the
winter. They weigh in excess
of eight pounds for mates
and more than six pounds for
females.
Gill's explanation for his
breeding accomplishments
is, "Because I couldn't find
any ire Canada, I cross -bred
birds according to the
Standard of Perfection book
to produce my own White
Chantecler.".
' He continued, "It took me
five years. Now I have a
Smorgasbord
Supper
Hot Turkey & Ham
at
BRUCEFIELD CHURCH
Sponsored by Kippen
United Churchh
Wed Nov. 8
5 - 8 p.m
Adults '4.00
Children 12 & under
'1.75
Preschoolers Free
Advance tickets only
Phone 262.5758
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small flock of Chanteclers,
sortie of which I showed this
fall at the Exeter and Zurich
fall fairs.
In the first° year of the
breeding experiment a dark
Cornish male is crossed with
a White Leghorn female and
a Rhode Island Red male is
Mated with a White
Whyandutte female.
The followeng year the
pullets .from the first com-
bination are bred to the male
of the second set. In the third
year pullets from the second
}tear of breeding are crossed
with a White Plymouth Rock
male to produce the White
Chantecler.
Bowling scores
Exeter Men's"
G. Stire 619
H. Holtzman 695
C Murray 682
T Bourne 827
R. Devil608
J Gage 709 •
E Matzold 811
B. Tieman 664
L. Miller 614
A Eveleigh 674 3 13
Wednesday Ind. league
5 22
2 15
4 17
3.25
4 -22
- 3 19
7 31
0 29
4 14
FL P. Ldvier 701 7
YW R Frayne 670 7
BS 13 Barnes 689 5
EF,
A Quinn 005
8TH D Harvey 666"
PE G Penhale 634 2
'TR 13 Dgvries 608 5
HI I. Moir 586
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BB
110
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TB
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Ladies Tuesday
B Hearn 571
L Dietrich 595
P Haugh 637
A Brook 594
✓ Flynn 545
N Westlake' 534
✓ Lindenfield 628
M Deline 571
L Webber 728
1 Campbell 557
R ,Evelana aaV
C Stagg 610
Ladies Thursday
J Mantev 560 •
H Kadv
2
5
2
3
2
5
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4
5
5
31
31
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22
19
17
16
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HG K Triebner 534
MN T Rooseboom 599
I13 H. Daniels 606
TL W. Campbell 677
DS J Rhode 500
OM S Lammie 559
1111 P Scott 528
° •GG • B. BierlIng 762
Mixed Friday
FA' G. Stire 726
B G D. Caldwell 638
CFI P. Durand 693
BB B. McNutt §76
-CO P McFalls 657
CR B. Bierling 806
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35
31
22
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43
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HP
CF
GT
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Mixed Sunday
B. -Gage 614 ..
B. Riley 61'3
K Mason 622
E Hillman 655
H Roberts 649
G Wilsnn 571
2 14
7 36
4 38
7 44
0 16
0 11
3 21
7 42
7 26
0 4
5 33
2 25
2 21
5 38
5
2 224
5 27
2 ,29
5 25
2 26
Wednesday Morning Ladies
- B. Smith 447
E Deitz 562
N Coleman 632
A Wilgbn 599
Monday Afternoon Men
C Smith
B Mauer
5 33 T Yellow
2 6 L Johnson
C Fisher
W Etherington
lucan.ladies -
5 42
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Local native
is director- -
:1 native of Exeter. S.. •.
Grant Sanders has been
named director of research
and senior broker with Alan
Bush Brokerage. Boca
-Raton. Florida.
He is the son of .the late
S M Sanders.
Sanders was previously a
senior securities analyst in
New York '\ graduate of the
University of Toronto.. he
has held executive positions
with RCA'Philco Corp. and
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CHRISTMAS
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Contlniunity Centre
Phone 228-6996 Iy
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J Van Geel 710
J Sovereign. 615
1 Dickson 595
H Eaton 600
M Scott 606
H Hardy .549
L Snider 536
A Groenewegen 567
P. Riddell 527
W Hardy
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Only one collision
for Pinery police
Only one accident was in-
vestigated by the Pinery
OPP this week, it Occurring
on Thursday on Ontario St.-
in
tein Greld Bend.
Involved were a car
driven by Robert James
Meikle, 109 Huron St. E.!
Exeter. and a traitor -trailer
unit owned by 'Omstead
Refrigeration. Wheatley.
and driven by John DeWaal,
RR 1 Wheatley.
There were no 'injuries
and total damage was listed
at $1,000 by Constable R.J.
Sawyers.
During the week. the
Five candidates -
in McGillivray
There will be five can-
didates for the three council
seats in McGillivray
township in the November 13
election.
The name of council can-
didate Ellison Whiting was
inadvertently omitted from
last week's issue.
The other four are Jim
Thompson. Jack McCann.
Dianne Mollard and Ernest
Kowalchuk.
Reeve Gerald Wright and
deputy -reeve Jack Dorman
were returned by acclama-
tion.
QLTEENSWAY
"Welcome" a 'new resident
at Queensway Nursing
Home Mrs. Alice Rozendal
from Exeter. Visitors with
Mrs. Irene Kalbfleisch were
Joan Betteridge and Violet
Bishop. Hazel Snell and
Verna Coates and Ruby
Pollen visited Louise Mit-
chell. Chester aid Ilia Dunn,
Iva Ridley visited Vera
Lammie. Lenore Butler, St.
Thomas, and Irene Craigo,
St. Marys visited Runa
Bannerman.
Olive Stephenson, Bruce
and Anna Keyes visited with
Russell Erratt. Mr. & Mrs.
Cecil Smith visited Lynn
Latimore and Ellen Ken-
drick. Rev. Van Essen of
Exeter conducted Church
service last week ac-
companied by Mrs. Van
Essen.
The Hensall U.C.W. ladies'
conducted Bingo and Music
on Monday at the residence.
THE BEE
A bee is such a busy soul.
She has no time for birth
Control.
Perhaps that's why in times
like these.
You meet so many sons of
bees.
Pinery officers laid 12
charges under the Liquor
Licence Act, four under the
Narcotic Control Act and 19
under the Highway Traffic
Act.
There were three break
and enters, one wilful
damage, one theft. one im-
paired driver and one
charge laid under the
Juvenile Delinquents Act.
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FOR
INFORMATION
4 9N
Over:
in South Huron
Phone
235-1834
We Need More
. Big Brothers Now!
STAG
PARTY
FOR
DOUG FORD
Sat. Nov. 4
ANNEX BUILDING
HURON PARK
Everyone Welcome
ELECTION
NIGHT
Dance
ALL TUCKERSMITH
ELECTORS •
are cordially
invited
TO ALL
CANDIDATES
PARTY
Mon., -Nov: 13
9:00 - 1:00
AT VANASTRA
RECREATION CENTRE
Music By -
WONNETTA 'RIO
LADIES PLEASE
- BRING LUNCH
LONDON YM -YWCA
SOUTH HURON..
RECREATION BOARD
How is your •
fitness??
Find out with a fitness
-test
Nov. 13TH
and 14TH
SOUTH HURON
RECREATION CENTRE
(Exeter)
Between 2 p.m.
and 9 p.m.
The tesf is subsidized by
the Ministry of Culture
and Recreation and in-
cludes:*
- Cardiovascular Fitness
• Lung Function
• Body Weight (ideal)
- Strength and Endurance
- Flexibility
Followed by your
own person
exercise pr scr
done by •
professional fitness
evaluators.
To Register CaII
235-2833
for at SHRC 9-5
weekdays)
The lest lakes 60
minutes and is for
everyone over 18
years of age
Costs: $ 15,00
South Huron Recreation Centre
DANCE
Saturday, Nov. 4th
A
9-1
JOE OVERHOLT
-Tickets At The Door -
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SPECIALS .
Available at all participating
Dining Rooms
TUESDAY NITE
"SPAGHETTI 994
All You Can Eat PER PERSON
Includes Roll & Butter
SUNDAY
From 4:00 p.m.
FAMILY STYLE
LASAGNA 3 99
PER PERSON
Includes Loaf of Bread
Butter, Salad Bar, Soup
UNDER 12 249
LICENSED LOCATIONS
41 1 Main St. 235-2526
Exeter
London -
St. Thomas
Port Elgin
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BINGO
To -Night
Thurs. Nov. 2
GAMES EXETER LEGION HALL
1
1
• 17 Retiular
• 1 Jackpot
• 2 Shore -the -
Wealth 56 calls
8:00 p.m.
JACKPOT
$400
Licence No.
212181
1 admission per person No Reserve Seats
Admission *1;00 for 18 Rounds
Extra cords 25' each or 5i '1.00
Shore-the-Weolth - 5 for'1.00 11 for '2.00
Sponsored By ladies' Auxiliary
No One Under 16 Years of Age Will Be Admitted
Oa/
to the Women's Auxiliary Volun-
teers, and the many husbands
for their enthusiasm and long
hours of service.
Combined with the response of.
donors and the public, the Rum-
mage Sale was a huge success.
Thanks again for supporting our
hospital
•
Centralia College
of Agricultural Technolog
OPEN HOUSE '78
•
Wednesday, November 22
Beginning at 9:30 a.m.
at
Recreation Centre
Phan- to .attends this plogram of in-
teresting displays -on College diploma
- courses and student, _activities. Plans
for our new student residence will be a
feature display.
SO YEARS AGO, Anne and Ted Choffe were
married of the manse of the Rev. L. I. Hunter,
Toronto. Ontario.
In honour of the occasion , we and our
family wish you to share our Golden
Anniversary by coming to the
SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE
EXETER, ONTARIO
Friday, Nov. 3, 1978
To help us re -live memories of
the past years
Dancing 9 p.m..- 1 a.m.
MUSIC BY THE HEYWOODS
•
Lunch Provided
Bost Wishes Only