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:PAGE' 14 EXETERt 'ONTARIO, DECEMBER 5, 1968. SECOND SECTION.
Changes taking place this ,month •
istrit:-t clergymen moving
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FIRST VOTER AT HURON PARK—For the first time in Stephen township history, a municipal polling
booth was set up at Huron Park. Although, former CFB Centralia voters were eligible for the 1963
election, they cast their ballots in the village of Centralia. Above, Clem Marsh is receiving his ballot from
poll officials Mrs. Albert Lenz and Mrs. James Soame. T-A photo.
Anderson served in the parish of
St, Stephen's, Gorrie, with
Trinity, Fordwich, and St.
James', Wroxeter; and later as
assistant curate at St. James'
(Westminster) London, before
taking up his present post in
Chatham two years ago.
Mr. Anderson served in the
R.A.F. with the rank of Flight
Lieutenant, being awarded the
Distinguished Flying Cross. He
held managerial posts in the seed
And grain trade in Ireland and in
Canada, and as a layman was a
member of the General Synod of
the Church of Ireland.
Memorial Anglican Church,
Exeter, and St, Paul's Church,
Hensall,
Mr. Anderson is presently the
incumbent of St. Paul's Anglican
Church, Chatham. The new
appointment will be effective.
January 15, 1969.
Mr. Anderson was born in
Lurgan, Ireland, where he
received his early education. He
received his theological training
at Seager Hall and was ordained
by Bishop Appleyard in 1962
and was priested the year
following.
After ordination Mr.
Three clerics from the area
have accepted posts in other
parishes with moves taking place
this month.
Rev. John C. Boyne, rector at
Caven Presbyterian Church in.
Exeter, Carmel Church in
Hensall and Cromarty
Presbyterian Church has
announced he will accept a call
to Alexandra Church in
Brantford.
Rev. Boyne, who once wrote
a weekly column for the T-A
entitled "One Man's Opinion",
said he and his family will leave
Exeter at the end of the year.
Active in the community,
Rev. Boyne served on SHDHS
board, ran in the last provincial
election as the NDP candidate
for Huron, and following the
Liberal convention which chose
Pierre Elliott Trudeau as leader
of the party, was a nominee at
the meeting of Huron Liberals
who chose Mait Edgar.
His successor at the
three-point charge is still not
known,
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
congregation learned Sunday
their priest, Father Adrian
Jansen will leave the community
this week for his new
appointment at St. Benedict's in
Sarnia.
Father Jansen has been at
Mount Carmel and at St. Peter's,
south of Exeter, for the past
three years. His successor is
Father Raymond Groome of St.
Benedict's in Sarnia.
As previously announced,
Rev. H.A. Seegmiller is leaving
Exeter for Nova Scotia.
The Right Reverend G.N.
Luxton, Bishop of Huron, has
announced the appointment of
Reverend George Alexander
Anderson to be rector of Trivitt
IRMIF.sicivi'AiRitcoMPIWIItlaIgtzeI4IIMWOV4V:IdziltrIsMilait WI* Wt* c041vqivg,' • Hicks, McDonald elected
to Board of Education
• Ross Brown, former Stephen
Township School Area Board
chairman was top man in
Stephen with 385 votes. Exeter
voters gave him 41 tallies and
Usborne only 8.
Area voters went to the polls
Monday to elect their members
to the first Huron County Board
of Education.
In the Stephen, Usborne and
Exeter race where six men
contested two seats, Garnet
Hicks, Usborne and Clarence
• McDonald, Exeter came off the
victors.
Hicks topped the polls with
716 votes while McDonald was
close behind with 658. Both
men polled heavily in Exeter
where McDonald picked up 479
votes and Hicks got 382.
Stephen Township also
supported Hicks well where 178
votes were cast in his favor.
Usborne residents gave Hicks
156 votes.
REV. J. C, BOYNE
REV. H. A. SEEGMILLER
Girls' chorus thrills
association at annual
McDonald earned 98 votes in
Stephen and 81 in Usborne.
All other candidates polled
well in their home municipalities
but failed to get support from
voters in the other two
municipalities in the new ward
comprising Stephen, Usborne
and the town of Exeter.
Eldrid Simmons placed third
with 412 votes in Exeter, 94 in
Stephen and 41 in Usborne.
Stephen Township farmer
Lloyd Lamport was next with
378 votes in Stephen, 120 in
Exeter and 41 in Usborne. John
Stewart, Usborne led the pack in
his home municipality with 203
votes but counted only 183
votes from Exeter and 66 from
Stephen.
Zurich; and Elzar Masse, Zurich.
The Rev. D. S. Warren read
the installation service.
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The girl's choir of the
Opportunity Workshop and
Training Centre travelled from
London to entertain the general
meeting of the South Huron and
District Association for the
Mentally Retarded Wednesday
evening.
These young adults gave a
special treat with their lively and
enthusiastic singing under the
direction of Mrs. Marie
Zeelenberg and accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. George
Simmons.
Mrs. Simmons also wrote the
words to "We Are The
Workshop Trainees" and the
words and music to their
Centennial song "Canada, My
Home".
Al C art i e r, , workshop
manager, issued an invitation to
anyone going past 571
Richmond Street, in London
during the day, to' drop in for a
tour of their Workshop.
An election of officers
followed the Choir and ,the
following persons were elected
to the Board of Directors for the
1969 term:
Mrs. Charles Smith, Exeter;
Mrs. George Dobbs, Exeter; Mrs.
Gerald Godbolt, Exeter; Mrs.
James Kneale, Grand Bend; Mrs.
Lorne Passmore, Exeter; Mrs.
Donald Purdy, Forest; Ivan
Sharrow, Dashwood; Mrs. Walter
Fydenchuk, Crediton; Raymond
Hartman, Zurich; Rev. A. C.
Blackwell, Zurich; Albert Lenz,
Huron Park; Louis Masse,
HENSALL WINNER
Hensall and Zurich voters
held the balance of power in the
Hensall, Zurich and Hay
Township election where Jim
Taylor and Robert Rowcliffe
were contestants for school
board.
Taylor scored a decisive
victory over Rowcliffe with 305
votes in Hensall, 94 in Zurich
and 108 in Hay Township for a
total of 507.
Rowcliffe's score was Hay
159; Hensall 119; and Zurich 10;
total 288.
Couple honored
by Shipka folk
SHIPKA
Friends, neighbors and
relatives gathered at Shipka
Community Centre Wednesday
evening to honor Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Ratz, who were recently
married.
The evening was spent
playing progressive euchre.
Lady winners were: high,
Mrs. Harry Sheppard; low, Miss
Katherine Ratz.
Men winners were: high,
Wayne Ratz; low, John Kingma.
An address was read by Mrs.
Howard Clark and the young
couple was presented with four
card table chairs by Ross
Pickering.
PERSONALS
Twenty friends pleasantly
surprised Mr. & Mrs. Dick
Zielman and family with a
housewarming party Friday
evening. They were presented
with a large picture for their
home.
' Stuart Sweitzer and' Ferman
Snyder are patients in St.
Joseph's Hospital at London.
Mrs. Mabel Desjardine and
Mrs. Rosa Grigg of Grand Bend
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Mrs. Cam Dorman and family.
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LADY WINS
Mrs. Marilyn Kunder,
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the ward comprising Bayfield,
Seaforth, Tuckersmith and
Stanley Townships. She got 849
votes with John Broadfoot,
Tuckersmith, second with 560.
Although Mrs. Kunder's
greatest strength was gained in
her home municipality where
she received 551 votes,
-‘,....t.Tuckersmith ratepayers gave her
229 votes, only 48 less than
Vern Alderdice of Tuckersmith
and 24 more than Broadfoot.
She got 47 votes in Stanley
and 22 in Bayfield.
Broadfoot polled almost
three times as many votes in
Seaforth as any other candidate
except Mrs. Kunder. His score
was 205 in Tuckersmith, 235 in
Seaforth, 109 in Stanley and 11
in Bayfield.
Stanley ratepayers voted
heavily in favor of their own
Robert Peck who came fourth
on the final list of results.
Bayfield also supported their
own candidate, Dr. Morgan.
Smith who earned 145 votes in
the Lake Huron village.
Alderdice, third high, was top
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