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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-11-23, Page 21Need municipal leadership For Deputy—Reeve For four years I have served the citizens of Exeter locally and would now like the op- portunity to extend' this, service by representing the town of Exeter at the County level. From ages 18 to 108 Please Vote Mrs. Helen Jermyn Exeter Electors I solicit your support at the polls, I feel my experience as a small businessman and accountant provides a valuable background for a member of Exeter council. For Coyncillor, Vote Harold Patterson Vote Wright Vote, for the Candidate of your choice on Dec. 4 If given the opportuni- ty to serve the ratepayers of Exeter again I will serve all citizens to the best of my ability. FOR COUNCIL A "WRIGHT" Vote Will Be Appreciated TED WRIGHT You'll appreciate GULF FURNACE OIL because it's clean burning For FREE Burner Service Call Ralph Genttner Fuels Ltd. GULF OIL ACENrS PHONE 235.2411 EXETER Tr GET READY F Police Village of DASHWOOD ELECTION Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Police Village of Dashwood in the Townships of Hay and Stephen in the County of Huron that in compliance with the Municipal Elections Act, 1972, Chapter 95, a Ballot will be held for the office of TRUSTEES Three to be Elected A Poll will be opened as designated below on POLL 6 Polling Booth Deputy fieturning Poll Clerk Community Hall Officer Dashwood Harry Hayter Melvin Stade AN ADVANCE POLL will be open in the Clerk's Office of the Municipality of the Township of Stephen on Monday, November 27,1972 and Saturday, December 2,1972 from 11:00 o'clock 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. The Clerk of the Township of Hay shall be the Returning Officer for the vote to be recorded in his Municipality. All Electors are hereby requested to govern themselves accordingly, Crediton, Ontario Wilmar D. Wein November 15, 1972 Returning Office! Monday, December 4, 1972 from 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon to 8:00 o'clock in the afternoon at the, following place with the undermentioned officers in charge: EXETER ELECTORS Keep A WORKER Working For You! Over the past eight years it has been my pleasure to serve on behalf of the citizens of Exeter. I have never begrudged the time I have been required to spend away from my business, social and family life to look after your problems. On many occasions I have been called upon to investigate road and sewer problems and I am certainly willing to carry on this tradition of service. Two years ago, I urged other members of council to take the position of deputy-reeve. None came forth and I volunteered my services to represent the town in Huron county council. I have nowlearned the ropes" and am in a position to give even stronger representation in that capacity. In 1973, it is my expectation to be named chairman of the county property committee and because of some resignations by other members, my experience will be a definite asset in this regard, The work of county council must remain strong if we are to retain local autonomy in our government. Experience is required. The position of deputy-reeve was open to my opponent two years ago and turned down. Having stepped in to fill this need, I now solicit your support in retaining that position and putting my experience to work for you. RE-ELECT Don MacGregor DEPUTY-REEVE Times-Advocate, November g3, 1972. Page 21 Dashwood church groups pick officers for new year tty MRS. VIVA RAPER DASHWQ00 The Stewardship Recruiting group with Mrs. Hugh Boyle, chairlady, was in charge of the November meeting of Having served as trustee on the Huron County Board of,education for the past four years as a representative of 5ayfleld, Seaforth, Stanley and Tuckersmith, I again solicit your support, John Broadfoot Das Kase Haus (The Cheese House) Mein St. Zurich Phone 236-4804 For your eating pleasure a good selection of Canadian and imported cheeses — some mild, some sharp, some delicately flavored, some pungent, some nut-like and sweet, others smoky and nippy. There's a flavor and texture for every taste. TO THE Citizens of Exeter Wide variety of Candy House specialties Gift baskets and cheese trays made to order Many other items available Also Pop Shoppe Pop available RAPT ATTENTION, ALMOST — Just about everybody is all ears as grade two visitors from Exeter Public School listen attentively to librarian Mrs. Elizabeth Schroeder reading about Horton the elephant. Each week several classes visit the library, hear a story, and then have a chance to 'browse around on their own. T-A photo ml i ti s t t li m m u n u t ti m mt i nn u m m i Being a Resident of the Municipality for the Last 13 Years and interested in the growth and development of the Town, I would appreciate your support on Dec. 4 ELECT BOB SIMPSON To Council School classes tour library Circulation has risen at the Exeter Library, says librarian Mrs. ElizabethSchroeder,and she feels at least part of the reason is because of the public school tours which have been coming regularly to the library. The past week was Young Canada Book Week, and Mrs. Schroeder was commenting on the fact that the library has had a steady increase in the circulation of children's books since the tours started, Each week, a different class from Exeter public school visits the library, is read a story by the children's librarian, Mrs, Lorne Porter and then have the oppor- tunity to select and take out a book. Mrs. Schroeder said the cir- culation in the upper section of the library is continuing to be very high. She said that new books are coming all the time from the Huron County Library at Goderich and this is one of the reasons for high circulation. She said that because of the school tours, there was no special program set up for Young Canada Book Week, but she trtgeduthat youngsters stake' advantage of the facilities available. immediate forefront in dealing with the problems of waste dis- posal. There is already talk of garbage trains from large urban areas to dumping grounds in rural Ontario. We don't want that! It's time for municipal govern- ment to take a position of leadership. We have our sewage disposal problems and we have our garbage disposal problem. It's partially soluble by recycling and partially soluble by eliminating much of our ridiculously ornate packaging and by using increasing numbers of returnable containers for everything from liquor to pickles. Make the deposit on the container sufficiently high to en- sure their return. This is only one area where we need more leadership at the municipal level in Ontario. Municipal government has all of the authority and power it needs if it will use it. Yours truly, J.L. Wooden Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Grain • Feed • Cement Building Supplies Coal 228-6638 Hurondale girls sample fondues Calvary United Church Women Tuesday, This group was also in charge of devotions and lunch. Rev. Bruce Guy showed a film strip on India, "What's Vice? Rice," Mrs. Jack Geiser read p"eTalciree!ei Steps to Personal Mrs. Gordon sender, presi. dent, eoridneted the business. Plans were finalized for the Rummage sale, Friday, November 24, Donations were made to Care, C.N.I.13., Leprosy Mission, War Memorial hospital, Crippled children's treatment centre, Bible Society, and Children's Aid. Rev. Guy was in charge of the election of officers. Mrs. Eben Weigand gave the nominating committee's report which was accepted. New officers are; past president, Mrs, Don Gaiser; president, Mrs. Gordon Bender; vice-presidents, first, vacant; se- cond vice-president, Mrs. Lloyd Beaver; recording secretary, Mrs. Jack Gaiser; assistant, Mrs, Lloyd Eagleson; treasurer, Mrs. Don Gaiser; finance con- vener, Mrs. T. H. Hoffman; pianist, Mrs. Ken McCrae; assis- tant, Mrs. Mervyn Tieman; card convener, Mrs. E. R. Guenther; sunshine committee, Mrs. Ralph Weber and Mrs. Jessie Rader; nominating committee, Mrs. Loyd Guenther, . Mrs. Cliff Penhale, and Mrs. Greta Schade. Members of Dashwood WI were guests of Grand Bend Institute at their November meeting. Carol Bennett of the Home Economics Extension Service, Toronto, conducted the Short Course at Dashwood Community centre for members of the WI and all interested ladies, on the "Bedroom and Bath." Annual Meeting The following officers for 1973 were elected at the annual voters' meeting of Zion Lutheran Church Sunday. past president, Gordon Kraft; president, Harry Hayter; vice-president, Ron Merner; secretary, Albert Rader; elder, Don Rader; trustee, Ernest Miller; Sunday School superintendent, Wilfred Becker; assistant, Glen Rader; mission secretary, Roy Gibson; current treasurer, Earl Keller; finance committee, Robert Boogemans, Alphonse Denomme, Ervin Devine, Kenneth Rader, Delmar Miller; stewardship committee, Hubert Miller, Lloyd Willert; evangelism committee, Charles Tieman, Arnold Becker, educa- tion committee, Adolph Keller, Glen Restemayer; nominating committee, Howard Datars, Ir- -Pv4viriltader, Jim Hayter; auditors, Harvey Beierling, Bill Vandeworp, Personals Following choir practice, Thursday members gathered in the church basement to present gifts to newly-weds Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Miller and to Mrs. Ed, Nadiger, who with her husband celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary, Mr, Nadiger was not able to attend. Supper guests Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Ray VanDorsselaer and Susan were Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Rader and Dianne, Strat- ford, and Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Her- man and Betty Anne, Shakespeare. Later in the evening they all attended the wedding reception of Don and Judy (Datars) Young at the Ex- eter Legion Hall, Shirley Smith, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Wyoming, and niece of Mrs. Hugh Boyle, a contestant in the Miss Canada Pageant, "Miss Sarnia," was one of the ten finalists. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love were Mr. & Mrs, Fred Lobb, Randy, Rhonda, and Rickyt Clinton; Mr. & Mrs. Clare Love, Leanne and Robbie, Sar- nia; Mr. & Mrs. Earl Datars, Janet and Krisan, and Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Pullens, Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Delmar Miller and boys accompanied by Mrs. Rosa leen Schenk visited with Mr. & Mrs. Gary Bambrick, Waterloo Sunday, Herbert Schlundt is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London where he underwent surgery. Mrs. Howard Datars, Mrs, Bill Becker, Mrs, Albert Miller and Mrs. Charles Martene, Sunday School teachers at Zion Lutheran Church attended a seminar at Grace Lutheran Church, Mitchell, conducted by Rev. Kenneth Zorn and "Evangelism" through the Sunday School was the theme of the Sunday after- noon seminar. Meat and chocolate fondues were made at the 7th meeting of Hurondale IV homemaking club. Leader Mrs. McKnight dis- cussed picnics and barbecues, giving ideas to make them sim- ple as well as enjoyable. After the meeting the fondues were completed by spearing the food and dipping it into the broth or chocolate. Each girl copied the recipe for both fondues for future reference. Dear Sir: I would like to express my concurrance with your editorial concerning the garbage disposal problem. Your final paragraph refers to two of the major obstacles standing in the way of the campaign against the forces of environmental and ecological decline. You use the phrase "easy way of life" and you refer to cost. There is no doubt that we should, as a society, challenge the necessity of consuming so much material that serves no valid purpose at all. Our municipalities are not able to halt the increasing use of disposable bottles, cartons, paper, etc. We could, at the local level, however, initiate two programs, one of which you have suggested, viz, provision of a better means of garbage disposal by municipal cooperation. A second program should bb done in conjunction with the first, Local municipalities could begin a program of recovering reusable materials from the mounting garbage. Paper, card- board, metals and glass are being recycled now. Surely Exeter and area could examine the possibility of recovering such materials, fin- ding the recycling locations and arranging for delivery. It would add somewhat to the cost but some revenue would accrue to partially offset the cost and the rate of garbage ac- cumulated in dump areas would be somewhat slowed. Such a program would require that householders sort garbage but this is now required in some areas and is only a minor in: convenience. Municipal government is the level of government that is in the GARR RICE A man who knows how to bring new business to Exeter VOTE RICE Dec. 4, 1972