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RECTORY CENTENNIAL — The 100th anniversary of the rectory' of the Kirkton Anglican Church was
celebrated, Wednesday. Above, Louise Creery pours tea for Rev. Mary Mills and Margaret Carroll.
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OBSERVE KIRKTON CENTENNIAL — Under the auspices of the ACW, a celebration commemorating the
100th anniversary of the Kirkton Anglican Church Rectory was held Wednesday. Shown above with baked
goodies for the visitors are Margery Morley, Gwen Waghorn and Mary Blackler. T-A photo
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EXETER PLAZA
EXETER VOTERS . . .
Need
You
Monday,
Dec. 6
QUALIFICATIONS:
* S.H.D.H.S. Teacher for 2.1 years .
* EXETER RESIDENT and past Councillor (1970-72) when the
sewers were completed, present Area Fire Board formed
and new fire hall completed.
OBJECTIVES — I Believe That:
!' Council should be more decisive an.d.should opt vacillate
from one posit7Onio another.
Council should hiAiimore fi I re-Spo nsibi I itY.
* The next 2 years will be ,critical in the organizing and
programming of our new recreation centre. We cannot
afford to experiment.
* A review of the responsibilities and financing of RAP is
required.
ALL of these items and more are attainable but require work,
dedication and interest. I'm prepared to do this on your
behalf. Your support would be appreciated.
Re-Elect
Ken Ottewell
COUNCILLOR
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HURON COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
ELECTION
Notice is hereby given to the Public School Electors
from the Town of Exeter and the Townships of Usbor-
ne and Stephen in the County of Huron that in com-
pliance with the Municipal Elections Act, 1972, Chap-
ter 95, and amendments, a Ballot will be held for the
office of
TRUSTEES
Two to be Elected
Polls and an Advance Poll for the Township of
Stephen will be open as designated on the Municipal
Election.
The Clerks of the above Municipalities shall be the
Returning Officers for the vote to be recorded in their
Municipality.
All Public School Electors are hereby requested to
govern themselves accordingly.
Crediton, Ontario Wilmer D. Wein
November 18, 1976 Returning Officer
NOTICE
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
REGULAR POLLING DAY
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1976
All Polk Open From
11:00 a.m. to 8`O0 p.m.
ADVANCE POLL
SATURDAY NOV. 27, 1976 _
Poll Open in The Township
Municipal Office, Crediton
11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
CERTIFICATES FOR PROXY VOTES
MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE
CLERK UP AND UNTIL NOV. 30, 1976
Wilmer D. Wein,
Clerk
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Orders in Council were issued
this week naming the last three
representatives to the new Huron
County Housing Authority,
The new members are Jean
Adams of Goderich, Jack
Alexander of Wingham and J,
Calvin Krauter of Brussels.
These members join four
others who were named last
summer and who have been
operating the County Housing
Authority since September 1, 1976
when it replaced municipal
housing authorities in Goderich
and Clinton and direct
management authorities in
Wingham, Seaforth, Exeter and
Bayfield.
Other authority members are
W. Harold Knisley of Goderich
(chairman), Ken Flett of Clinton,
Frank Sills of Seaforth and Jack
Delbridge of Exeter.
The appointments are spread
over the county to meet
provincial regulations. Board
members are not paid but receive
expenses.
Now that the authority is up to
its full membership, Mr, Lyndon
said, it can begin to administer
public housing in the county.
There will likely be a board
meeting in early Decembenwhen
duties and responsibilities will be
outlined, Mr. Lyndon said.
The authority is responsible for
selecting tenants among ap-
plicants, collecting rents and
reviewing and verifying incomes
of the persons living in the rent-
geared-to-income housing.
Officially created September 1,
the lo'cal authority is responsible
to the Ontario Housing Corp.
(OHC). It was formed . to in-
tegrate the former Goderich and
Clinton housing authorities and
take over administration of
public housing in other county
centres which had been run
directly by OHC.
There are 217 public housing
units for senior citizens in Huron
County, Mr. Lyndon said, as well
as 84 family units. More senior
citizens' units are under con-
struction in Zurich and Blyth
No news may
not be good
Exeter's RAP committee have
still not received any word on
whether they have been suc-
cessful in getting approval for a
Local Initiatives Program (LIP)
grant.
However, chairman Ruth
Durand is not subscribing to the
theory that no news is good news.
She said this week she feels the
lack of communication must
inclicatelthatgxeter's application
has been turned down. Officials
had promised to let the com-
mittee know almost three weeks
ago about the verdict.
If it had been received, RAP
had hoped to recall some. staff
members who are now on tem-
porary layoffs to undertake the
park projects which were in-
cluded in the LIP grant ap-
plication.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Sr.
attended the wedding Saturday,
of their nephew, Dan Schilbe, son
of Mr. & Mrs. Lou Schilbe,
Zurich, to Shelly Baker, daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. Bill Baker, at the
Dashwood Lutheran Church, with
Pastor Rev. Mayo Mellecke,
officiating. Reception and dance
was held at the Pineridge Chalet
with music by Joe Overholt and
the Standbys.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Reid, Jim and
Cheryl of Wallaceburg attended
the Schilbe-Baker wedding and
spent the week end with Mr. &
Mr. Ken Baker.
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Regier and
Christopher, of Detroit, spent the
week end with Mr. & Mrs. Don
Baker and Jamie. The Bakers
and Regiers and Nancy, Donna
• and Garry Baker attended the
reception dance for their cousin
Dan Schilbe.
Mr. & Mrs. Henry, Becker,
attended the wedding Saturday of
their granddaughter Jo Ann Pfaff
to Joe Dewan, at St. Patrick's
Cathblic church, near Lucan.
Reception and dance followed in
the Exeter Legion Hall with
music by Country Unlimited.
Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Weiburg, of
Waterloo, were Sunday dinner
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne
Devine and Fred Weiburg. Mr.
Weiburg returned with his son
for some holidays.
Nancy Baker is spending a few
holidays in Detroit this week with
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
& Mrs. Tony Regier and
Christopher.
Mr. & Mrs. Ferman Snyder
attended the movie at Stratford,
Friday evening of "The Hiding
Place".
Susie Zielman and her friend
Wanda Harris of Wheatley, who
are attending Grade 10 High
School in Leamington this year,
spent the week end with Susie's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Dick
Zielman and family.
Sunday dinner guests with Mr.
& Mrs, Ferman Snyder, James
and Edwin, were Mr. & Mrs. Otto
Plein, of Kitchener, Mr. & Mrs.
Keith Snyder of Greenway and
Judy Vincent of Crediton.
Mrs. Gordon Ratz and Barbara
spent the week end at Toronto
with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Collett and
family, and attended the horse
show at the Royal Winter Fair on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Arnold Keller, ac-
companied by her daughter, Mr.
& Mrs. Roy Gibson, attended her
great niece, Shelly Baker,
wedding to Dan Schilbe on
Saturday.
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