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winner of the Big '0"10 acres Free Draw' at the
International-Plowing Match. Mr. Bender visited the
Big. '0' plant at Hensall recently to see plastic
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NOTICE OF
NOMINATION
Nominations of Separate School' Supporters
for' Representation on the
HURON - COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
will be received by the 'Undersigned
Commencing on .Thursday, November' 9
agd Until 5 P.M., E.S.T., on
Monday, November 13, 1972
Nominees must be a Separate School supporter and may
be from any municipality within the Counts' of Huron..
'(Cone Representative to be elected)
' W. C. HORNER
Clerk, Hay Township
Zurich, Ontario
NOMINATIONS
TOWNSHIP .of GREY
NOTICE is hereby given to the Munici-
Thal Electors of the Township of Grey in
the the County of Huron that in com-
pliance with- The Municipal Elections
Act, 1972, Chapter 05, the: period for
NOMINATIONS in the said
TOWNSHIP of GREY
is the period from
"Thursday, Novi 9th,: 1972
until
Monday, Nov. 13th, 197/\
at 5 o'clock in the afternoon
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for the purpose of nominating, fit and
proper persons for the office of Reeve,
Deputy-Reeve and three Councillors. to
serve the TOwnship of Grey; three
Trustees 'to serve the Police' Village of
Ethel; two School Trustees by. Public
School Electors to ' serve the Huron
County School Board for the combined
Municipalities of Brussels, Morris and
Grey of which all electors are hereby re-
- quired to take- notice and govern them-
selves accordingly, and ifa greater num-
ber of candidates than required to fill
the said offices, are nominated -and
make the required declarations, polls
will be opened on the dates Stated 'be-
' low for the purposes of taking the poll
from 11 o'clock in the forenoon until 8
o'clock in the afternoon.
Advance Poll -- First Day:—
Monday, Nov. 27, 1972
Advance Poll — Second Day:—
Saturday, Dec. 2, 1972
POLLING DAY:-
- - MOnday, Dec.- 4, .1972
Given under my hand this 2nd day of
November, 1972.
Edythe M. Cardiff
Returning Officer
ADULT FELLOWSHIP GROUP
MEET
The Adult Fellowship Group
of Hensall 'United Church met
Saturday evening at the Church
for their Halloween party. Amid
Halloween decorations old
clothes were dumped in a heap
and everyone was given five min-
utes to pick out five articles and •
get them on fast, which proved
very interesting. A parade of
costumes was enjoyed. Games
and contests and bobbing for
apples were under the direction
of Will Beck and' Moira Couper.-
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Savings you move to
Victoria and Grey in,the
period November 1 to
November 15 will receive.
full interest from
November 1.
This means that the savings,
account.you open 'before
November 15 earns full
interest for as much as two
weeks before you open the
account! So, whethdr it's a
4 c;,-,/, chequing .acCount
bearing interest on a
minimum semi-annual
balance or a fast growing
5% non-chequing account
on a minimum monthly
balance, bring it to Victoria
and Grey now and get •
bonus interest.
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President opened the meeting
with a poem• and psalm 138 was
sung followed by prayer. The
nominating committee for 1973
is Guderich to elect officers.
The-January meeting is to be
herd in Goderich, January 10,
1973. Seaforth ladies led in the
devotional. Hymn 374 was sung
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followed by scripture from P4F-
lipines Chapter 4. Mrs. Pollock
introduced the gust speaker
MiSs .Ida White, a Missionary
from India, who told about her
work in India. A question and
answer period followed. Mrs.
Enright of Goderich thanked the
speaker. Mrs. Blanche Dougall
and Mrs. Edith Bell sang a lovely
duet accompanied by Mrs. Munn
at the.piano.
C.O.C.
CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
The C.O.C. -of Carmel Pres-
byterian Church met on Sunday
morning.. To open the meeting
everyone repeated the C.O.C.
motto. 10 members answered
the roll call ,by naming the cos-
tume they' were going_ to wear,
for Halloween. The offering was
received and dedicated. A story•
"Herbert the ghost" was read
and a pumpkin game played. For
crafts Halloween people were
made. The meeting closed with
prayer. It was decided that the
C.O.C. and the. Explorers would
have a fish pond at the Bazaar
on November 4,. DonatiOns will
be greatly appreciated. Next
meeting of the C.O.C. will be held
November 19,
4-H club
The ' fifth meeting of the
"Roaring Twenties" was held at
the Legion Hall last Tuesday
evening. Everyone made and ate
egg, salmon and cream cheese
sandwiches. After filling out
hand-out sheets the meeting ad-
journed. The October 31st-meet-
ing was cancelled because of
Halloween.
Mr. Tony Gelderland, Ridge-
town; visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Sim Roobal over the weekend.
Miss Linda Mock, daughter of
Mr. and MrA. Ron Mock,, is a
patient in Toronto GeneralHosp- • •
ital where she underwent sur-
gery Wednesday' of this week.
mr. and Mrs. R. A. Oifr
visited with Mr. James Orr in
Parkhill on Sunday,, and celebrat-
ed their 40th wedding anniversary
there.
Mr. add Mrs. John Kony-
nendyk and Lenora, Woodstock,
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Sim Roobal.
Bonus
interest
on your
• savings
Correspondent'
Mrs. Joyce Pepper
The Huron - Presbyterial
meeting was held Wednesday aft-
ernoon at the Carmel Prebyter-
ian Church, with President Mrs.
Pollock presiding and Mrs. Tory
Soldan acting as secretary.' The
HENSALL KINETTE CLUB
MEETING
The Kinette club celebrated
their anniversary in London. The
Kinettes met Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Sharon Hof-
fman. The guest speaker for the
evening, Mrs. Shirley Weary
spoke on "Women in Politics".
A donation is to be sent to the
C.N.I.B. Plans were started for
the arrangement of a Christmas
par ty. The raffle was won by
Karen Schurman. The next meet-
ing will be November 8 at the
home of Mrs. Mary Lou Hide.
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