HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-11-23, Page 5GO IN ALL DIRECTIONS — As the above picture indicates, Sunday's -Every Family Visitation by the
Exeter United Church went in every direction. Doing the pointing are from the left, Jack Underwood,
Arnold Mothers, Roland McCaffrey, Irvin Armstrong, Rev. Glenn Wright and Bruce Shaw. T-A photo
Response above expectation
to church visitation program
and to discuss people's commit-
ment to the church.
In many cases, he said, the
visitors supplied information
about various church activities
and groups. Other people wished
to make suggestions or com-
plaints about things within the
church, and Rev. Wright said
they received hundreds of little
ideas for changes or im-
provements.
This is the first time for
several years the visitation has
been carried on. He said that
people had gone out before, but
there wasn't nearly the prepara-
tion, the purpose or the response
to that attempt.
He said that some people
responded negatively to the
visitation, but this was far in the
minority. Most people were
prepared for the visitors, and
most welcomed them.
Rev. Wright added that the
immediate response from the
workers was excellent. "A lot of
people volunteered to do a lot of
things," he said. "There were
jobs waiting and people there to
do them".
OUT ON VISITATION — More than 600 homes in Exeter were
visited Sunday during the Every Family Visitation program of
Exeter United Church. Above, Mrs. Allan Rundle and Gerry
MacLean call on Gordon Hamilton, Main street north. T-A photo
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TOWNSHIP OF HAY
MUNICIPAL
ELECTION
Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the
Township of Hay, in the County of Huron, that in compliance
with the Municipal Elections Act, 1972, a Ballot will be held
for the following offices.
Reeve, Deputy-Reeve, Council,
And 1 Member To The H.C.B.E.
POLLS WILL BE OPEN ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4,1972
From 11;00 o'clock in the forenoon to 8:00 o'clock in the
afternoon at the following locations with the undermentioned
officers in charge.
POLL NO. LOCATION D, R, O, POLL CLERK
J. Sangster Res. L. Chapman B. Tinny
D. Ingram Res. H. McEwan G. Weida
3 H. Twp, Hall T, Steinbach C, Deichert
L. Becker Res. C, Pepper Elorner
5 E. GuentherBlock G. Grenier 1l. Datars
6 l3ayview Golf Club E, Hendrick Mrs. Charrette
An Advance Poll
Will be open in the Clerk's Office of the Municipality of the
Township of Hay on
Monday,, November 27, 1972
and
Saturday, December 2, 1972
from 11:00 o'cloelt in the forenoon to 8.00 o'clock in the
afternoon for the purpose of receiving votes of electors who
expect to be unable to vote on the regular polling day,
All Electors are hereby requested to govern themselves
accordingly.
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NOVEMiltR 20, 1972
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Agriculture acres decline
with sales of $5,000 or more. In
1966 there were 2,948 and in 1971
that increased to 3,104.
All area townships showed
similar trends to that recorded
by the county, In the category of
farms with sales of $5,000 or
more, Hay had 210, Stephen 201,
Usborne 216, Stanley 185 and
Tuckersmith 191.
The Middlesex statistics show
13iddulph with 162, McGillivray
with 250,
Huron County has had almost
1(1,000 acres taken out of
agriculture production between
theperiods of the last two census
in Canada.
In 1966, the county had 752,043
acres and in 1971 the total
dropped to 742,965 according to
Statistics Canada. The number of
census. farms. dropped .from 4,565
to 4,218. A census farm is an
agricultural holding of one acre
or more with sales of
agricultural products during the
12 months prior to June 1, 1971 of
$50 .or more.
However, the county had an -
increase in the number of farms
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The Every Family Visitation
carried out Sunday by the
members of Exeter United
Church was "way beyond our
expectations in the kind of
response we got," according to
Rev. Glenn Wright.
About 100 people made ap-
proximately 500 visits Sunday
and there are about 100 visits left
to be made. Rev. Wright ex-
plained that about 50 households
could not be visited Sunday
because of time limitations and
there was nobody home at
another 50.
The remaining visits will be
made between now and Sunday
morning.
"We wanted to show them that
we cared," said Rev. Wright,
"and it's really hard to do that
when part of the visit is con-
cerned with financial matters".
During the visit, parishioners
were asked to fill in a pledge card
for 1973. Not everyone filled in
the pledge cards, and Rev,
Wright said the total amount
pledged had not been assessed,
He said, however, that the initial
response was very encouraging.
He said some people unexpected-
ly donated money on the spot,
amounting to a total of about
$900.
The church operates on a
budget of about $35,000. "If we
have some idea of the amount of
money we have to work with, it
frees us to plan more
creatively," said Rev. Wright,
He stressed, however, that
finances was only part of the
reason for the visit. The visitor
basically went to listen, to talk
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