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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-11-23, Page 14Notice of Hearing TAKE NQTICE that the first sitting of the Assessment Review Court for the year 1972 to hear complaints against assessment for taxation in 1973 in The Town of Exeter in the County of Huron will be held at Exeter Town Hall, Council Chambers, 322 Main Street, Exeter, Ontario Commencing at 10:00 a.m. on December 20th, 1972. Appellants will be notified by mail of the date and time at which their complaint will be heard, Dated at Newmarket this 13th day of November 1972 M. HarlDinson, Regional Registrar Assessment Review Court PliTARIO OFF TO INDIA — A Grand Bend girl left recently to do volunteer work with Crossroads International, Elizabeth Kennedy, the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Clarke Kennedy and a student at the University of Guelph will be working in Pondicherry, South East India. In the above picture she is shown completing packing before leaving Grand Bend. T-A photo Institute at Kippen host 4-H, mothers Staffa girls end course By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Achievement day for the 4-H homemaking club, "Dairy Fare" was held Saturday at Upper Thames Elementary School, Mitchell. Staffa No. 1 under the leadership of Mrs. Bill Butson and Mrs. Spencer Jeffery par- ticipated with an exhibit on "Lets look at Yogurt" with Dianne Miller giving the commentary. Staffa No. 2, under the leadership of Mrs. Charles Douglas and Mrs. John Wallace presented a demonstration, "Three ways to use skim milk powder' with Margaret Laing, Nancy Allen and Gail Harburn participating. Staffa No. 3 under the leadership of Mrs. Ross Balfaur and Mrs. Dalton Smale presented a exhibit on "Dairy Desserts" with Beverley Smale as commen- tator. Darlene Balfour, Staffa No, 3 Nancy Allen and Margaret Laing, Staffa No. 2 received their county honor pins for each com- pleting six 4-H homemaking pro- jects. Personals Karen and Betty Ann Miller competed on a ameteur talent program at Clinton Saturday evening and placed first for their step-dancing. Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Eldie McNicol and Bob, London. Mr. & Mrs. John Miller and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Don Richardson, Avonbank. Mrs. Eaton, Acton, is visiting with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Eaton and family. A large number of interested relatives and friends in this com- munity'attended the commence- ment,,,,exeeecieee,,,ete„Mitchelle, District High School Friday ....111111•1{ Before You Buy or renew your Snowmobile or Other Winter Vehicle Insurance SEE US For LOW Rates and the COVERAGE you want John J. Payne Insurance (Owned & Operated by Bankes & Ley Limited) 29 N. Ontario St, Grand Berid....r, Phone 238-2354 Township of Usborne Ratepayers are reminded that 1. The second and final instalment of 1972 taxes are due on December 1st. 2. 1972 taxes must be paid by december 31st to qualify for property tax credit on income tax. H. H, G. STRANG Clerk •••••11,4•1=.1••••••••••••••••,•=1•1 NOVEMBER TO ALL CUSTOMERS SERVED BY PER MONTH $1.25 $2.25 RESIDENCE On-Premises Standard Telephone On-Premises Contempra Telephone Hay Municipal Telephone System During the month of November Only, there will be No Instal- lation Charges for Installing : On-Premises extension Tele- . phones or Contempra Telephons, RATES PER MONTH Standard Telephone $1.45 Contempra Telephone $2.45 Hay Municipal Telephone System W. C. HORNER — Secretary-Treasurer BUSINESS On-Premises On-Premises , • • SAVE decorative LLIN ..fT.r41,1.4N I cs, 4' x 8' SHEETS 29 See our 1973 selection of new panels. New finishes. New styles. New colours. A complete range — a shade, grain and finish for every application. OYSTER SHELL Bayou Pecan Monterey Sierra Canadian Oak Oak Birch Rustic Walnut $ 549 599 629 729 895 SAVE $5,00 BLACK & DECKER CIRCULAR SAW Burn-out protected motor, Cuts to 23/s" at 90 degrees and to 1 7/a " at 45 degrees in dressed lumber. 9 amp. 4400 R.P.M. #7301 Regular $29.95 ..... . ........ .... ........ „„,, ,,,,,, „ ,,,, elo 0 Rockesii ROCKWELL BEAVER SAVE $2.00 BLACK & DECKER 1/4 " ELECTRIC DRILL No, 5718. A well balanced bronze and chocolate drill that drills most materials fast and accurately. Capacity 1/4 " in steel, 1/2 " in hardwood. 2250 R,P.M. 1.9 amps. Regular $12,88 SPECIAL 11111t pPsotn.: DUSTLESS SANDER igh" & KIT No. 5133 Consists of 5710 dual-action finishing sander, 91043 dustless attachment. 10 sheets of assorted grit abrasive paper, can of wood filler and spatula. 95 BEAVER 8" TILTING ARBOR BENCH SAW No. 34.020 Designed for the Do- YOURSEI.PER. Has large 24" x 22" table. Sliding motor mount. Up-front, easy to read controls. Double locking rip fence. Sealed lubricated-for- life ball bearing construction. Complete with matching steel stand. Guard and Splitter optional oktra. Ng. 14 Tiale4-Advocate Navernkter a 1972 Elect medical centre officers, GB ladies hear about candles of colorful cathedral .candles was performed by Mrs. I3ryden Taylor. assisted by Mrs. Devine. Mrs. Allister presented a "'thank you" gift to Mrs. Taylor. Following the report on a Hensall meeting by director Mrs. Taylor and the London W.I. Convention by president Mrs. Ed. Gill. a lunch was served by Mrs. Allister, Mrs. Grigg, Mrs. C. BY MRS.. FRANK PL4M151 GRAND BEND Thursday the Women's Institute met In the Village Hall With guests from Dashwood and Zurich Institutes making 35 pre- sent. The roll call was the Wearing of a vegetable hat which brought many smiles at the novel headgear. After a short business session. Mrs. Susie Devine, the Education convener gave an im- pressive reading called "Neighbors". Next Mrs. Allister read a poem on "Candles." A sing-song was led by the pianist Mrs. Reeves. A demonstration of the making Love and Mrs. M. Turnbull, NieclicnICentre The Grand Bend Medical Cen- tre held a meeting November 15 re-installing the same slate of officers; chairman, Wm. Sturdevant; first vice, Harry Hamilton: secretary, Murray Des Jarcens; treasurer, Jack Mennel; liaison and personnel chairman, 'W.F. MacLaren; members of Board of Management, Clayt Mathers; directors, Jerry .13ackx. Eric McIlroy, Earl Thompson, Prosper Van Bruaene, Orville Wessman and Ken Young. Dentist Dr. Robert Clay was installed this year and his section of the centre finished. The auditor reported a successful year. call when you guessed the lady from her own written descrip- tion. Mrs. Wm Bell, Mrs. C. Eyre, Ka. A. McGregor were named on( a committee to arrange the Exeter Fair List. Mrs. Stewart Pepper gave courtesy remarks. Mrs. M, Connolly chaired the business, the hostesses were Mrs. R. Bell and Mrs. G. McLean. Mrs. H. Caldwell and her committee served lunch, Personals Mrs. Robert Elgie is a patient in South Huron Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Arie Bennendyk have returned from • Edmonton, Alberta. Stanley Jackson has returned from the West. Gordon Wren is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. John Anderson, who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London has returned home. Wellington Good, Clinton, and Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stokes, Lon- don visited Robert Thompson. Last Thursday evening Louise Kirk was honoured with a shower. Mrs. Emerson Kyle read the address and contests were enjoyed. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Adams visited Mr, and, Mrs. Don Hen- drick of Wyoming. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Coltman were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Coltman of London, and Mr. & Mrs. Rae Grundy of Scarborough and family. Four generations enjoyed supper together. Mrs. S. M. Barbour and Mr. & Mrs. Murray Smith of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. C. Kennedy. Mrs. Alice Backman Grosse Pointe, Mich., and Mrs. Katherine Pagel, Plymouth, Mich. are visiting Mary Yeo this week. Mr, & Mrs. J.M, Bissett, St. Thomas, and Mrs. Ella Bailey of Exeter visited Mr. & Mrs. E. Collings on Warwick St. in honor of Ernie's birthday. Mrs. Eleanor Metzler Brennan and Miss Audrey Metzler of 15 Main St., owners of European Art Gallery announce the opening of their new store "Contemporary Gifts" at 477 Central Ave, in London. Six Women's Institute members took part in the study of "Bedroom and Bathroom" furnishing and decorating held Friday at the Dashwood Com- munity Centre, by Miss Carol Bennett of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food in Toronto. Grades of materials in flooring, bedding, wallpaper, and ceramic or plastic tiles were carefully explained and samples were passed around. Plans and color schemes were shown by overhead projector and slides. The Dashwood ladies served coffee and tea for the lunch. By MRS. RENA CALDWELL K I PP EN The 4-H Girls and their mothers were guests of Kippen East WI when they met at the Legion Hall Hensall for the Family and Consumer's Affairs meeting recently, Club I, the "Slicking Cooks" demonstrated the making of a chocolate fondue which was sampled later. Club II, "Kippen Kabobs" put on a skit — "Packing Herman's Lunch." Mrs, Wm Bell presented gifts to the leaders and assistant leaders, Mrs. R. Bell, Mrs. C. Ferris, Mrs. Postma, Lynn Alderdice, Maureen Connolly and Debbie Brodie. Mrs. A, Hoggarth chaired the meeting and gave several humorous readings, "It's all in the state of mind," and "Help my hips are getting wider." Mrs. Glen Bell gave a reading "The Old Violin." Prizes were given to the lady with the most buttons on her dress, Linda Bell; hankie with lace, Mrs. Wm. Bell; picture of yourself, Chris McGregor; safety pin, Cathy Sims; made a jello today, Linda Vanneste; lady with scissors in her purse, Mrs. Vander Velden. Everyone par- ticipated in a very amusing roll • Orpha Club Tuesday, the Orpha Club met at the home 'of Mary Yeo with 20 ladies attending. An array of children's and doll's clothing, handiwork of the ladies, was turned in to be sent to the Christ- mas Shower of Gifts at the Children's Shelter in Sarnia. Mrs. W. MacLaren was acting presi- dent and Mrs. M. A. Burke acting secretary. Mrs. A. Dayman read "A Different Kind of 23rd Psalm" by a heroin addict. The lunch by Mrs. Devine, Mrs. Burke and Miss Yeo was a surprise birthday greeting to Mrs. C. Kennedy, and squares' of cake with lighted candles were served after the singing of "Happy Birthday." rings the Giving Within Reach of Everyone evening. rooeseepeeo ree lees• eeeseseieeseeee esereleeeteeezee zee) eheeee5eeeeleeeeeeeeee reeeheeeeveie•wee*: eseo week:pee Diamond Collection '73 0 r a ;41 tf 3 3 Township of McGillivray Notice of Election Polling, as required, for Municipal and School purposes will be held in the Township of McGillivray on the dates listed below from 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon until 8:00 o'clock in the evening E.S.T. ADVANCE POLL First Day Township Hall West McGillivray Monday, Nov. 27 ADVANCE POLL Second Day Township Hall West McGillivray Saturday, Dec. 2 ELECTION DAY Monday, Dec. 4 POLL NO. 1 Community Hall Lot 6, Concession 2 POLL NO, 2 James Cunningham's house Lot 24, Concession 2 POLL NO. 3 Community Hall Lot 15, Concession 10 POLL NO. 4 Donald Robinson's house Lot 15, Concession 6 E,C.R, POLL NO. 5 Township Hall Lot 16, Concession 14 POLL NO. 6 Ellisen Whiting's house Lot 9, Concession 7 W.C.R. POLL NO. 7 Community Hall Lot 35, COncessiOn N.8, W. J. AMOS Returning Officer To help you in your choice of jewellery for Christmas giving, you are invited to visit us and view our comprehensive selection of gold and ,diamond jewellery from Diamond Collec- tion '73. Created by this country's most brilliant designers, Diamond Collection '73 offers you a choice of nearly one hundred pieces of jewellery -7- every one the work of a master craftsman, yet each one just as offal., dable as it is beautiful. 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