HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-09-13, Page 5ft 7
THE eie Iteerig SAYS
BEFORE OLD FROSTY —
KNOCKS, AT YOUR DOOR,
ITS TIME TO THINK OF
HEATING OIL ONCE MORE
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are the first in Huron County to
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WATCHING COLOUR — Kindergarten students qt Huron Centennial
watch their educational programs on a colour television set. Above, a
intently watching Mr. Dress-up.
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Turkey Drum Sticks lb 690
Burn a
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Get convention report,
plan to drape charter
Unit 2 of Hensall United Church
held their September meeting
Monday at the church. Belva
Fuss chaired the meeting and
opened with a poem. Sadie Hoy
took charge of the devotional,
talking and living our religion,
showing faith and sharing our
knowledge of the Savior.
The roll call was answered by
14 members with "Did you
know?". Unit 2 is responsible to
place flowers in the church for
the month of September.
The general meeting will be
Area native
passes away
Mrs. Edith Barnes, the former
Edith Stoneman passed away at
Sunnyside Rest Home in Kit-
chener September 10, 1973 in her
91styear.
Surviving are nieces and
nephews in this area.
Funeral service was held from
the Bonthron Funeral Chapel,
Hensall September 12 with Rev.
Donald Beck officiating. Inter-
ment was in Staff a Cemetery.
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October 1. The next scheduled
meeting for Unit 2 will be on the
third Monday of October, instead
of the second Monday as is usual.
Everyone read clippings on India
for the study.
Hostesses were Pat Venner and
Ella Drysdale.
Unit IV
About 38 ladies attended a pot-
luck dinner to open the fall
meetings of, Unit IV of Hensall
U.C.W. After dinner the ladies
were welcomed by the leader,
Mrs, McAllister.
Mrs. Earl Rowe chaired the
program and gave the
devotional, the theme of which
was "Wisdom". Hymns were
sung with Mrs. Sherritt ac-
companying. Mrs. R. Errat gave
the scripture reading and Mrs.
Pearl Shaddick gave meditative
thoughts on the theme and led in
prayer.
Mrs. Sherritt played a piano
solo, and Mrs. Eric Luther sang
"Amazing Grace" with Mrs. L.
Mickle accompanying. Mrs.
Mickle led a sing-song of favorite
hymns.
During the business, plans
were laid for the general meeting
October 1, and the Thankoffering
meeting October 4. Mrs. Chip-
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chase and Mrs. Shaddick took up
the offering which was dedicated
by Mrs. McAllister.
Chiselhurst U.C.W.
The September meeting of
Chiselhurst U.C.W. was held
Tuesday at the church. President
Mrs. Alvin Cole opened the
meeting with a poem. Mrs. Dick
Taylor gave the worship, "In
God's Hands", The visiting
committee for October is Mrs.
Tom Brintnell and Mrs, Harold
Parker.
Mrs. Gerald Glenn introduced
the guest speaker Mrs. Audrey
McFalls, Centralia who spoke on
Pakistan. Five carloads from,
Hensall United Church attended
this meeting as special guests. It
was decided to hold the bazaar
October 31,
Mrs. Rosa Harris read an
address to Mrs. Ross Riley
making her a life member and
Mrs. Jack Brintnell presented
her with a pin. Mrs. McFalls also
sang a solo, accompanied by Mrs.
Alf Ross on the piano.
P'eirdow,a14
Mrs. Laird Mickle spent the
weekend in Kincardine, guest of
Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Cox.
Eleanor Fisher, Gravenhurst,
Mrs. Anna Moffatt, Clinton and
Nelson Hood, Kippen were recent
visitors with Mrs. Grace
McEwen.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Parker
visited this week with Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Keyes, Grand Bend.
Rev. W.D. Jarvis conducted
service in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, his sermon
being "We are not perfect
so . ." Linda Bell presided at
the organ. Rally Day service will
be held next Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs, Harold Sturgis,
London visited Wednesday with
Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Mrs. Anna Moffatt, Clinton,
Eleanor Fisher of Gravenhurst,
and Nelson Hood, Kippen visited
last week with Mrs. Bertie
McMurtrie.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Hyde, Lesa and
Jacqueline were weekend
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Don
MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke,
Oakville.
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Amber Rebekah Lodge
resumed their fall meetings
Wednesday with Noble Grand
Mrs, Irene Blackwell presiding,
assisted by Vice Grand Mrs.
Aldeen Volland, who reported far
the visiting committee.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor,
representative to the Rebekah
Assembly in Toronto in June
gave a detailed report of the
assembly and thanked the
members for the opportunity to
attend, Mrs, Leona Parke, who
also attended the assembly gave
a report of the district meeting in
Clinton.
Enumerators
back to work
They'll be back again.
Enumerators for the counties
of Huron and Perth will be
retracing their steps because
2,300 enumeration forms were
stolen from the, regional
assessment office here last
Friday.
Barry Eastwood, regional
assessment commissioner, said
Monday the theft "is strange and
senseless."
He said nothing was taken from
the office except two stacks of
just-completed forms which were
left on a desk Thursday night.
There were no signs of forced
entry.
Goderich Police Chief Patrick
King said no leads have turned up
yet.
He said the office was open for
about 30 minutes Friday morning
before most employees arrived.
Mr. Eastwood said the
disappearance of the forms
wasn't made public earlier
because there was a possibility
someone picked them up by
mistake.
The forms are used to draw up
voter's lists, and school support
lists for local taxation and census
statistics.
The commissioner said there
was no value attached to the
papers for the average person.
"It makes you wonder what
makes people tick. It must have
been done out of spite," he said.
Mr. Eastwood said 150 part-
time enumerators will take two
or three days to duplicate the
forms which involves visiting
2,300 properties in 35 com-
munities.
Until the mystery is solved, he
said, security at the office will be
tight. The main doors will be kept
chained and padlocked after
hours until the locks are changed,
Tony Kyle who, attended the
"United Nations Pilgrimage for
Youth" in New York City sent a
letter of appreciation to the
Lodge. He will show slides and
report on his trip in the Lodge
Hall in the near future.
An invitation was received
from Goderich Rebekah Lodge
for the Noble Grand, Vice Grand,
Warden and Conductor to attend
their meeting September 18,
Arrangements were made to
drape the charter in memory of
Bro. Reg. McFadden Past Grand
Master, of the home in Barrie
who passed away April 12, 1973,
The Installation of Officers will
be held on Wednesday, October 3,
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley reported
attending the Auxiliary meeting
at Huronview Home and they
have purchased the van for the
residents,
Auxiliary plans
money doll draw
The Hensel). Legion Ladies
Auxiliary met in the Legion Hall
Tuesday with President Mrs.
Mildred Chalmers in the chair.
Mrs. Chalmers installed Mrs.
Margaret MacDonald as a new
member and welcomed her to the
auxiliary.
It was decided to have a money
doll draw again for Christmas.
Mrs. Iva Reid gave a report of the
sports committee, and informed
members of a bowling tour-
nament to he held in Wingham
October 3.
The guessing prize was won by
Annie Horton and the mystery
prize by Donna Allan.
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A BOOK WATCHING BIRD — At the Huron Centennial public school near Brucefield, the library has a bird
which keeps an eye on students failing to return books on time. Above, grade 4 students Roger McKinley,
Joyce Walters, Sandra Finlayson and Larry Taman try to sneak books back but Tweety, the book watcher
didn't miss a trick. T-A photo
Hear about Pakistan
UCW resume fall meetings