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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-11-30, Page 18NOTICE TO THE RATE PAYERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP QF BIDDULPH. Under the new Ontario Property Tax. Credit Plan, residential and farm properly taxes levied and due in 1972 must be paid by December 31, 1972. The payment of these municipal taxes will enable you to receive full credit under the Ontario plan on your 1972 income tax return. John W. Bryan. Treasurer Township Biddulph • 18 Times-Advocate, November 30, 1972 TO ALL Business and Industrial Enterprises Before you renew your Commercial insurance, talk to us. We are sure we can save you money on your premiums. John J. Payne Insurance (Owned & Operated by Bankes & Ley Limited) 29 N. Ontario St. Grand Bend Phone 238-2354 EXETER BROWNIES ENROLL — A new group of girls enrolled in the Exeter Brownie Pack recently. Shown above with leaders Donna Patterson and Vi Jones are Karen Hart, Lisa Prance, Jane Hendrick, Michelle Veri, Star Jesney and Pam Bregman, T-A photo Brownies and Guides march to GB church Boy Scouts visit OPP By MRS, KEN McKELLAR CROMARTY The Crornarty Boy Scouts went to Sebringville on Monday night and were shown many in- teresting features in connection with the Ontario Provincial Police Station. Betty Anne and Karen Miller won first prize in their class at the talent night contest held at Ontario Street United church Clinton. Other girls taking part in the dancing class were Jill liar- burn, Barbara Meikle Nancy Scott, Janice Vivian. Mr. & Mrs. John Wallace spent the weekend in Essex with their daughter, Mrs. Shirley Elliott and family, Mr. & Mrs. John Scott have moved and are comfortably settled in their new home which they had built on their one hun- dred acre farm east of Cromarty during the past summer. The contracters were R. Robinson and J. Fowler, Mitchell. It is of modern design, constructed in frame with a brick vaneer finish, contrasting greatly in size to the white brick house on the same farm, The old original log house is still standing close by on the premises. Mr. &, Mrs. Alex Ramsey visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Ramsey and daughter Tracey at Kitchener. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Splane and Beverly, London visited with her parents Mr, & Mrs. Gordon Scott, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Moore, Lind- say visited with Mr. & Mrs. G. L. Scott and also with Mr. Moore mother, Mrs. Esther Moore who is a patient in Seaforth Communi- ty Hospital. Clare Wilson, Detroit visited during the week with cousins Mr, & Mrs. T.L. Scott and family. Remem ber The Service After The Sale We Have the Famous Buiova Accutron 2 Certified Watchmakers To Serve You riartnfitzti JEWELLER Santa's got the time • • • we've got the selection. Choose top names, fully guaranteed watches for him and her. Township of Biddulph Municipal Election for the purpose of electing 1 Deputy-Reeve, 3 Councillors, 3 Trustees for the Police Village of Granton, 1 representative for the Middlesex County Board of Education and 1 represen- tative for the Huron-Perth R.C.S.S. Board. Take notice that the first advance poll for the Township of Biddulph will be held on Monday November 27, 1972 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Biddulph Township Building, Lucan, and the second advance poll will be held on Saturday December 2, 1972 from 11 a.m, to 8 p.m. at the fire hall in Granton. The regular polling day will be on Monday December 4 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the following polls. Poll No. 1 Biddulph Township Building Lucan Poll No. 2 Dean Gibson lot 10 con. 3 ' Poll No. 3 John Dewan lot 27 con, 8 Poll No. 4 Fire Hall, Granton AUSTIN W. HODGINS Returning Officer Having served as trustee on the Huron County Board of Education for the post four years as a representative of hayfield, Seaforth, Stanley and Tuckersmith, I again solicit your support on December 4. I will continue to work in the best interests of all the students and ratepayers. John Broadfoot By MRS. FRANK PLUMB The Roman Catholic Church was host for church parade for about 35 Cubs and Scouts, Brow- nies and Guides with their leaders. The Guides sang and Rev. Schneider of London was guest speaker while the gospel reader was Jenny Smeekens. Rev. Father Boyes was iii. Tuesday, Mrs. I. Ford and Mrs. SHANK LESS SMOKED PICNIC SHOULDER COLEMAN'S Green Giant Peas or Corn MIX or MATCH 14 oz. 2 FOR 49‘ Allen's Pure Apple Juice 48 oz 3 9 4 We're celebrating our 11th anniversary and to say "thank you" for your patronage and friendship over those years, we're staging an anniversary sale this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Come in and share in the savings, Your patronage is always appreciated at Boyle's. We also invite you to enter our Christmas draw. Details at the bottom of this advertisement. VACUUM PACKED Celery Stalks LARGE 35t Customers in: CENTRALIA 1-800-265-4087 EXETER 1-800-265-4087 HENSALL 1-800-2654087 Release Loads, Release Empty Cars, Order Empty Cars, Car Tracing, Rates, General Inquiries Train Information, Reservations, Tickets 227-4487 (Lucan) 227-4487 (Lucan) Zenith 49900 Service Information, Rates, Claims, Tracing, Shipping Procedures 227-4487 (Lucan) 227-4487 (Lucan) Zenith 00550 I CHRISTMAS DRAW Dave Clifford, leaders of the Brownie pack invited the mothers and the District Com- missioner, Mrs. Lynn Clay of the Bluewater District from Forest. Coffee and doughnuts were served after the presentations. Saturday at the IGA the Girl Guides led by Mrs. P. Dunne and Mrs. I. Ford held a bazaar and bake sale with proceeds over $60. Contributors to the success are the staff of the Green Forest Hotel for items made for sale, Eric Mcllroy of Merry Rags for a Raggedy Anne Doll which was raffled off, as well as the IGA, and mothers who sent baked goods to be sold. ACW A potluck supper sponsored by the Anglican Church Women was held at the Parish Hall with the whole congregation invited. About 40 persons sat down to supper — The "luck" was good! Rev. W. Mills showed a colored film strip of the story of the Christ Child, UCW Sharing a potluck supper, the United Church Women gathered for their annual meeting November 21. Following a delicious meal Rev. H. Dobson conducted a worship period on "Fellowship". Reports of of- Girl breaks foot at school By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD Ruth Bray had the misfortune to fracture a bone in her foot at school one day last week. Mrs. Chas. Jeffery and Glenn Jeffery accompanied Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Moir and Mrs. Madge Luther, Gorrie, to Sarnia Friday where they attended the funeral of the late Mrs. George Luther at D. J. Robb Funeral Home. Margaret Kernick, Toronto spent the weekend with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Donald Ker- nick. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cunnington and family, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rohde and Danny were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde. Mr. & Mrs. William Harper, Mitchell spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne. Mr. & Mrs. Keith Daniels and Margaret, Cookstown called on Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde, Sun- day evening. Mrs. William Rohde visited Monday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Shepherd, Clinton. The next exchange of library books will be Tuesday, December 5. Please have all books to church by Sunday, December 3. The white gift service will be December 17, and members of the Sunday School are busy prac- ticing for the Christmas concert which will be December 22. Pick-up To send a and On Hand 228-6816 Zenith 52100 235-1010 Zenith 52100 282.281B Zenith 52100 ficers and conveners were read. The UCW had a successful year. $200 was given to the Retarded Children's Workshop at Grand Bend and Dashwood. Instead of flowers for the 52 sick, $130 was given to the Mis- sion and Service Fund of the Church. The UCW are financially responsible for the new cement steps and the, railing in front of the church. The meeting closed with prayer. Personals Wednesday, the Curator of the WI Tweedsmuir Local History, Mrs. R. Kading invited her com- mittee to her home to complete the history up to 1958, in readiness for microfilming in Toronto. Rev. & Mrs, H. Dobson visited their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. James Dobson and infant grandson Jeffrey in Hamilton. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Johnson visited their daughter and son-in- law, Mr. & Mrs. Duncan McVit- tie at Southampton. Mrs. Rosie Grigg, Green Acres is going to Victoria Hospital in London for an operation. Mrs. George Yeo, Detroit, Michigan is visiting Mary Yeo this week. Mr. & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald visited Mr. & Mrs. Ray Smith in Fingal. Mr. & Mrs. Colin Love celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary Sunday at the Old Mill, Parkhill, with their family: Mr. & Mrs. Morley Love and Jennifer, Chatham; Brenda Love, Ottawa; Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Love, Dan and Dick, Sarnia; Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Love, Paul and Heather, RR 3 Parkhill; Mr. & Mrs. William Love, and Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Gill, Grand Bend. Dr. & Mrs. John Woods, Napanee visited their parents Mr. & Mrs. Frank Plumb in honor of Mrs. Plumb's birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Camp, Lon- don visited Grand Bend to see Mr. & Mrs. Don Flear, Mr, & Mrs. F. Plumb, and Mr. & Mrs. Manfred Luther. By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Kyle Chesney and Mrs.' Maggie Cameron, Cartwright Manitoba, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Robinson and relatives and attended the funeral of Mrs. Fred Rogers. Rev. and Mrs. Farrish and daughter, London were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Burns Blackler and family. The flowers in St. Paul's Anglican Church Sunday were placed there in memory of Mrs. Fred Rogers, Kirkton and Mrs. Albert Holmes of Stratford. Alvin Craigo has returned home after being a pateint in St.Marys Memorial Hospital. PONY TAIL Bread 4 LOAVES $ 1 00 * * Gingerale or Pepsi STOCK UP FOR CHRISTMAS 6 QUARTS $100 PLUS DEPOSIT FIRST GRADE Butter 69' Frozen Old South Orange Juice 12 oz. tins FoR89( Bissett Ice Cream ALL FLAVORS 89 4 1 /2 Gallon Maxwell House 10 oz, Coffee '1.97 LB. $109 Maple Leaf Sockeye Salmon 8 oz. tin 77t EI Libby's Fruit Cocktail 14... 3 $ FOR • 0 1 •0 CI Maple Leaf Mincemeat E3 28.z. 79t RANCH STYLE BOLOGNA COLEMAN'S RINDLESS BACON COLEMAN'S 'CHUBS' SUMMER SAUSAGE aim CARLOAD PASSENGER EXPRESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS it Telegram, Cable, etc. • C14-5.123 OP= iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiamaiiimampuliousimiminiumunimmuto. 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