The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-12-12, Page 7MRS. MINNIE NOAKES
Dear Sir;
There are 153 persons 14 this
village to whom I Owe a debt of
gratitude and YPur Paper is the
best medium I can use .to clarify
a few things for thetn.
14 the Place, I have never
let You down since •you, first
elected ine to the iriuniciPill
council in 1958 and have no
intention of doing so the future.
It seems there were at least
two reptiles in the guise of men,
who systematically dragged my
name through the mud and
apparently made a thorough job
of it. Many were so gullible that
they believed the filthy lies, I
truly pity these people who are
so easily swayed.
The accusations that were
made are without foundation
and they 'skulked around
wherever and whenever they
could ,Pnd an audience,
spreading their stories as the
gospel truth.
OPEN
EVENINGS
OF. DEC.
18, 19, 20,
21 and 23
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RMAN .40NG
,the Pcca,419q. .Pr their fortieth
wedding anniversary.
They werepresented With An,
.electric clock, a. mirror .and
sconce and other lovely gifts,
Those attending were Mr. and
Keith Love And. family,
Zurich; Mr. .4. Mrs. 04nt. Love,.
Cairo, Mich; Mrs, AlOert.
gXeterl
Hensall.;: Mrs.. Walter Moffat,
ointp Mr. James.
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Mrs. Cecil. Squires with. MM.
Thomas nern as leader.
The study book on China was
ably presented by Mrs. Jack
Finkbeiner.
In 1975, more than twice the
number of trees will be planted
in Canada than in 1968.
SHOP HENSALL
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Letter to editor
Hensall reeve clarifies
I am not bitter or cynical
because I lost the election for
Reeve but I am, bitter about the
way it was carried out by PePPle
who were not, even in the
council and I suggest have not
the prains to be in the council.
Let me assure You, these
,people, especially two of them,
Will answer for their sins some
day. They, may have won the
battle but 'they have not won the
war, I happen to, care enough
about Hensall and the people in
it to go on fighting for both and
I will not, give up so easily.
If they think they have
broken my spirit, they are
mistaken. I have never, and will
never be in municipal politics for
any personal or financial gains.
Thank you again 153 and
thank you Mr. Editor for your
kindness.
I remain,
Yours sincerely,
Minnie Noakes
By GORDON MORLEY
Pf11N.$ ,I„FY
The :December meeting Of the
DPW was held Wednesday
evening at the home of
Harvey Steeper. Mrs. George Lee
convener of group one opened
the meeting: with dev9tiPPal:
reading.
Mrs, G. Lee moved a vote of
thanks to Mrs. Steeper,
WHITE GIFTS
The Sunday School. assisted
the Rev, johnSen with the
SeTViceWhite :Gift Sun APY pece;nher 8. Leader was
Superintendent Gordon.. Morley.
Miss Linda 'Fenton read the.
story And ,Miss Judy .Robinson
the:Scripture, •
Rev.,4Qh0P011 spoke of the
work of Rev, Robert McClure,
moderator of .the United Church
of .Canada,
A Junior choir led the singing
with Christmasrarithems,
Ushers for the ,special service
were Jim. Robinson and Bill
Prest.
Common names for eastern
larch include tamarack,.haclurna-
tack and black larch. -
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By MRS, NO
COUPLE FETED
A smorgasbord dinner was
held at the home of Mr. & MM.
Ken McKay, Kippen, Sunday' to
honor Mr. & Mrs: Ross Love, on
ByTh. MRS.cris,Tt.m1.5MALH:nR: f
Zion West MN. was. belt). .at the
.home of Mrs. Gordon 4ohnSon
1*/;'Wgilin;estd,4Y...Mrevr liinegrry. nem
.convened for the busineaa, Mrs.
Keith Hern gave a ChriatmaS
worship service,
An Advent candlelighting.
service was given. Those taking
part were Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs.
Edgar Baker, Mrs. Angus. Earl,
osition
Avttti inv. iv ittiutie
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personals
rinsley ..UCW 'meets
or Christmas study
Tires-AcIveCate, Dec•Mber 12, 1968 Pao.
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Mrs, A11.4.a.heth. Richardson,
who has been: receiving
'treatment in. Sotith. Huron
Hospital for the pest few weeks:
was able to return herrle,.
Mr. Allan Crerar is a patient.
Victoria Hospital where he
,underwent surgery this week,.
Flowets in the United Church
.Sanctuary Sunday morning were
in. memory of Mrs. William
Ferguson. placed by the family,
Teresa and TaMmy North of
Fingal SPent the weekend with.
Mr, & Mrs. Harry
Mrs. Boss McNichol who .has
been. a patient in South Huron
tlospit41, Exeter, for the pa4t
number of months was able to
return to her home this week.
Rev. John C. Eoyne
conducted Communion service
in Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Sunday, His sermon was entitled
"Advent Light." The choir sang
an anthem with Mrs. Malcolm
Pougall at the organ.
VaIMPIWAINOMNAMMWAtataata
Mrs. Wm. Fenton read two
legends. Mrs. Jack Hodgson gave
two readings.
Mrs. Howard Fenton read and
Mrs, George Lee gaye the story
of "Silent Night' followed by
prayer.
Mrs, W. Fenton presided over
the business. Roll call was
answered by 17 members and
two visitors were present. Mrs.
Fenton closed with prayer.
Christmas gifts were
exchanged by all present. Group
2 served lunch followed by a
social half hour.
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