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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-11-25, Page 6GUIDES TO SELL CANDY — The annual Girl Guides Candy Sale will be held Saturday. All proceeds go to Multiple Sclerosis. From the left are Catherine Patterson, Kelly Jones and Darla Crawford. T-A photo College Saints continue their excellent record in SH loop FOR RESPONSIBLE REPRESENTATION on the HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION RE-ELECT T. "HARRY" HAYTER In Stephen, Exeter, and Usborne • Four years experience on the County Board. • Past chairman of South Huron Hospital Board. • Past chairman of Huron Cattlemen's Association. • Former member of South Huron High School. • Active in church and com- munity affairs. A family man, with children in school, Harry Hayter is in- terested in providing the best possible education for all students. YOUR SUPPORT AT THE POLLS WILL 8E SINCERELY APPRECIATED ON DEC. 6, RE-ELECT: HAYTER, t "HARRY" For further information, or transportation to the po Is, call 237401. Township Of Usborne ELECTION To vote on two Trustees to The Huron County Board of Education Notice is hereby given to the Public School electors that polls will be held open for-that purpose on: ° Advance Poll on November 27th from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. At the Municipal Office Lot 26, Concession 1 for those voters unable to be present on polling day Polling Day December 6th from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Poll.No. 1 Municipal Hall, Elimville Poll No. 2 Usborne Central School Poll No. 3 Municipal Hall, Elimville Poll No. 4 K-W Community Centre, Kirkton Proxy Certificates - the last date for securing cer- tificates to vote by proxy from the municipal clerk is 5 p.m. November 30th. • H.H.G. Strong Clerk and Returning Officer Ifs time for a change for renewed loyalty and support on December 6th. 4, Vote for Ivan Norris Deputy Reeve for Hibbert Township 4 years Council experierice Police Village Of Dashwood NOMINATIONS Notice is hereby given to the municipal electors of the Police Village of Dashwood in the Township of Stephen and Hay in the County of Huron that in com- pliance with the Municipal Elections Act, 1972, Chap- ter 95, the period for a second nomination is: from 9:00 a.m. Thurs. Nov. 25th, 1976 to 5:00 p.m. Mon. Nov. 29th, 1976 at the office of the clerk of the Township of Stephen during regular office hours, for the purpose of nominating fit and proper persons for the office of Trustee - One to be elected Crediton, Ontario Wilmer D. Wein November 18, 1976 Clerk TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICE is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Township of Stephen in the County of Huron that in com- pliance with the Municipal Elections Act, 1972, Chapter 95, and amendments, a Ballot will be held for the office of COUNCILLORS Three Candidates to be Elected Polls will be open as designated below on MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1976 from 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon to 8:00 o'clock in the afternoon at the following places with the undermentioned officers in charge: Deputy Poll Polling Returning Poll No. Booths Officer Clerks 1 Centralia Community Elmer Edith Centre, Centralia Powe Lobb 2 Arthur Ford's Res,, Part Lot 18, Con. 2 Ella Willard Eva McCarter 3 Parks Board Room, Crediton Gerald Schenk Samuel Lawson 4 Steph. Twp. Community Marion Nola Centre, Crediton Schenk Foist 5 Ross Pickering's Res., Lot 11, Con, 12 Clement McCann Helene Regier 6 Community Hall, Dashwood Melvin Stade Esther Salmon 7 8 Community Hall, Shipka Greenway Doreen Finkbeiner Ivan Olive Ratz Ross General Store Hodgins Brown 9 Trott's Doris Carol Grocery Store Bestard Gill 10a J.A.D. McCurdy Sylvia Lynn School McCormick Olmsted 10b J.A.D, McCurdy Herrald Linda School Walsh Pinter AN ADVANCE POLL will be open in the Clerk's Office of the Municipality of the Township of Stephen on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1976 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 fo vote On the regular polling day. All electors are hereby requested to govern themselves accordingly. Crediton, Ontario Wilmar D, Wein November 18th, 1976 Returning Officer Your Christmas Gift Headquarters Here Are A Few Suggestions: • Timex Watches * Electric Razors Hair Dryers * Hair Stylers * Kodak Cameras * Lighters * Medico & Kaywoodie Pipes * Calculators * Children's Books Tilley Billfolds Leather Goods LAURA SECORD CANDY and CHOCOLATES Choose Froin The Gifts That Make Scents For Him or Her * Chanel No 5 * Elizabeth Arden * Givenchy * Yardley * Love * Faberge * Shulton S EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONv Full Line of Cards, Gift I Wrap EXETER PHARMACY Main St. LIMITED Phone 235-1570 • Mrs. Nelson Lamport spent last week with Mr. &Mrs. David Pike, Toronto. ,Rev. Bruce Pierce spoke Sun- day morning in Zion United Church of the necessity of love in UVINIMMENOV: Yes . . .We Have Gift Certificates Main St. Page 6 Times-Advocate, November 25, 1976 The Centralia College Saints continued their excellent record in the South Huron hockey league this week with two victories and the same number of ties in four starts. The Saints edged Huron Park 7- 5 and the Parkhill Merchants 6-3. They held the same Parkhill team to a 7-7 draw and played a 4- 4 stalemate with Goderich. In their only start, the Huron Park Marauders scored a 5-4 win over Watford. Watford defeated Goderich 8-4 and Thedford edged the Shipka Colonials 6-5 in other league action. Randy Jakobi scored the first two goals of the game to lead the College to their 6-3 win over Parkhill. Adding single scores were Jim McGee, Brad Spiers, Terry Hayes and Les Hammill. The Parkhill sharpshooters were Gerald Nordeman, Wayne Ropp and Ernie Schlegel. Larry Krantz's second goal of the night at 4:26 of the third period enabled the Saints to gain the 4-4 tie with Goderich. Other College markers were fired by" Jim McGee and Peter Duenk. Scoring for Goderich were LADIES THURSDAY SP M. AverilI 489 2 11 GY J. Mantey 538 5 58 HG L. McCallum 464 0 28 TL M. Samis 667 7 54 TS J. McClinchy 517 2 27 NG B. Bierling 697 5 37 IB S. Wright 611 7 39 IN SS JS N. Dowson 566 R. Greene 537 K. Hayter 672 0 o 7 46 4 43 WEDNESDAY MORNING LEAGUE R. Schenk 508 M, Lovell 467 E. Dietz 487 D. Munroe 585 R. Piper 545 MENS MON. AFTERNOON SR. T. Yellow 453 C. Smith 453 C. Hendy 550 SENIOR CITIZENS C. Hendy 386 Ft. Collingwood 338 G. Hamilton 289 G. Webster 358 N. Squire 263 SUNDAY MIXED DN B. Smith 689 5 43 RR R. Kenney 577 2 48 CF R. Hippern 656 7 35 TN B. England 650 0 22 AF I. Moody 532 5 16 BB W. Glanville 615 2 29 FR G. Stire 664 . 5 54 LO G. Bouwman 592 2 35 FRIDAY MIXED TB K. Brown 582 4 42 CO B. Sanders 608 3 54 TC B. Reynolds 605 4 25 CH C. Murray 643 3 44 OG D. Plumb 565 5 29 MP D. Heywood 597 2 14 MENS MONDAY FL A. Pridham 619 5 27 EF J. Cleave 611 2 26 DD W. Pearce 854 7 25 KO K. Rader 654 0 0 AL S. McNair 760 5 40 SU G. Webb 657 2 36 BR W. Beattie 754 4 48 SP R. Smith 735 3 20 C4 E. Matzold 781 5 54 RO J. Fuller 681 2 39 MENS WEDNESDAY TA B. Nicol 799 7 38 AJ K. Edwards 750 0 23 BL J, Glover 655 7 29 CO D. Jackson 675 0 27 TB M. Brintnell 675 5 36 YW F. Wells 733 2 36 BO A. Bowerman 659 7 43 BS D. Lewis 584 0 la TUESDAY LADIES AH M. Holtzmann 619 0 41 WH J. Cleave 621 5 28 PP P. Haugh 681 7 43 To the ratepayers of Stephen Township on Dec. 6 vote for a candidate that is in- terested in the future of Stephen Township Re-elect Alan Walper LI George Gould, Cam MacDonald, Lee Arbour and Frank Hagan, Ernie Schlegel notched his fourth goal of the game with less than two minutes left to give the Parkhill Merchants a 7-7 tie with Centralia College. Wayne Ropp scored twice for Parkhill and Paul Glavin added the other goal. Randy Jakobi turned in a hat trick performance to lead the Saints in the scoring department. Brad Speirs was next in line with a two goal effort while Bob Armstrong and Les Hamill added singles. Les Hamill, Randy Jakobi and Walter Lantz each scored two goals to pace the Centralia College attack in the win over Huron Park. The odd counter came from the stick of Brad Speirs. Randy Funston with a two goal effort was best for Huron Park. Scoring in single fashion were Larry Clarke, Randy Somerville and Ron Funston. A goal by Jim Rolph midway through the third period allowed the Huron Park Marauders to score a close 5-4 win over Wat- ford. Other goal getters for the Y. Jaqiies 475 A. McNair 600 M. Pritchard 582 B. Sangster 703 J, Simpson.526` J. Cooper 573 G. Farquhar 614 M. Lee 490 J. Gaunt 511 LUCAN LADIES K. Haskett 619 M. Murphy 664 M. Kennedy 629 P. Hirtzel 560 H. Williams 568 S. Redick 564 H. Eaton 577 J. Jervis 525 M. Hardy 534 J. Gwalchmai 526 J. Squires 580 P. Hodgins 617 winners were Rick Funston, Randy Funston, Don Cooper and Bob Parsons. Bill Butler scored twice for Watford ancIAlex Hastie and Bill Shea scored one apiece. A goal by Bill Fraser with only 33 seconds left in the game gave Thedford a 6-5 win over Shipka. Dave Birch and Fraser each scored twice for the winners. Singles came from Grant Campbell and Jim Brooks. John Becker was the top scorer for Shipka with a two goal per- formance. Single scores were added by Tom Richardson, Tom Anderson and Pete Gill, Rebekahsplan euchre party The Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge No. 338 meeting was held November 17 with Noble Grand Olive Hicks presiding. The Charter was draped for Caroline Cutler, Past President of the Rebekah Assembly. The CP&T Committee are holding a euchre party, December 8 in the Lodge rooms. The visting committee has been revised. An invitation was received from Paisley Rebekah Lodge, Ilderton to attend their Friendship Night, November 22. The Secret Pal party will be held January 5. The Lodge members .are catering to Past Noble Grand's Christmas party. Articles for Sunshine boxes are to 'be brought to December 1 meeting. Elect MARGARET McCLURE For School Board By MISS MA MORLOCK The November meeting of the •Women's Institute was held at the Village Inn Retreat, Grand Bend, Wednesday evening, with a supper at seven o'clock, Husbands and friends were in- vited. Roll Call was answered by in- troducing one's guest. Mrs. Cliff Kenney and Mrs. Gerald Dearing were appointed to represent the Institute at a meeting of the Hall Board in the Community Centre. Mrs. Dave Cottel reported the convention held in Tillsonburg, Mrs. Art Ball had donated.a doily for the craft table there and Mrs. Kenney thanked her for it, Plans were made for the Christmas meeting which in- cludes a mystery sister gift ex- change, Mrs. Ed Lamport led in a contest, and Mrs. Bruce Shap- ton discussed the motto "A Chinese sage said, When plan- ning for a year, sow corn, when planning for a decade, plant trees; when planning for life, train and educate people." Mr. & Mrs. Dearing performed a humorous skit, then Mr. & Mrs. Shapton showed pictures of a trip to Texas. Personals Tom Ruggaber of Penticton, B.C. , formerly of Concession 7, Stephen, died in a motor vehicle accident. He was brought to the T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home for burial in the Mount Carmel cemetary. Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Hodgins attended the Royal Winter Fair, Wednesday with members of the Huron County Holstein Club, Of interest were the flower show and the Holstein auction, "When one animal goes for the price of a farm, it's quite an experience to watch the bidding," said Mrs. Hodgins. ' Mr. & Mrs. Jim Taylor, Georgetown, were with Mrs, Chris Dinney on the weekend. Ross Krueger is a patient at South Huron Hospital. action, Flowers in the sanctuary were from •the funeral service of Mrs. Hilda Finkbeiner, The Senior choir, under the direction of Doug Lewis, organist, sang "Oldfashioned Faith VSSOP Wrap Up Her Christmas with warm and wonderful if ts from; Boyle's • LAY-AWAY NOW WHILE SELECTION IS BEST • FREE GIFT WRAPPING FOR MEN Shop For Her .. :Where She Shops Bowling Scores PK AL HD BB RO LO MM PO UD DM SP CO RO FS HH IS RP CA LO HT CC 7 19 7 49 2 55 7, 541 0 13 5 34 0 57 2 27 0 0 42 33 31 31 27 25 24 23 18 15 12 12 BOYLE'S Ladies' Wear ''•'..".MBigiaigiMailEMEASOMMEMIENHORMIEVARMA. 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