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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-12-02, Page 37More Than A Woman's Viewpoint Lossy Fuller solicits your support as a citizen concerned in representing ALL viewpoints and interests That's the only way we can build a better Exeter! On December 6 ...RE-ELECT LOSSY FULLER To Exeter Council For Council Lloyd Mousseau Our free and democratic way still gives us the choice to elect our representation in government whether it be Federal, Provincial or Municipal. Lets take advantage of this on Monday Decem- ber 6th and support the candidates of your choice. I request your support . and if elected will con- tinue to act for .the .good of the people of Hoy. Township. ' • ' Wishing you all the best in the Holiday Season. For Responsible . Representation IN HAY TOWNSHIP Re-Elect Lionel Wilder I have 10 years experience on council and will continue to work honestly on your behalf By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDITPN Max Turnbull, Grand Bend, spent last week with Mr. Sr Mrs. Lloyd Lamport. Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Pierce and Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner attended the United Church Prebyterial at Clinton last Tuesday. Rev, Pierce conducted a survey of the pastors present, asking "Why did you enter the ministry?" Mrs. Finkbeiner reviewed several books available at the Resource Centre. Mrs. Sam King returned home from Victoria Hospital. Mrs, William Smith was admitted to South Huron Hospital. Miss Nola Faist was in Rochester, Michigan, at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Zophy for the American Thanksgiving. She accompanied Rev. & Mrs. Fred Faist, parents of Mrs. Zophy, Rev. Bruce Pierce was chairman for a congregational meeting of Zion United Church, called for the presentation of the 1977 budget Thursday evening. He opened the meeting with hymns, Scripture and prayer. Wilmar Wein was appointed secretary. Ken Campbell presented the budget and Cliff Russell the report of the Nominating Committee. Certain recommendations for reducing expenses were discussed. Mr, & Mrs. Arthur Mitchell of Kitchener visited Saturday af- The Proficiency. Award for grade 10 Geography and to Ron Brintnell who received the Proficiency Award for grade 10 English at the Commencement, exercises at Medway High School. Make It A Really Great Vacation . RENT A MOTORHOM'E 7:lirkk,474"Jr ) Cre iton church picks slate Name new correspondent December 2, 1971. Page 37 PROVINCIAL AWARDS — Three 4-H girls received Provincial Honours at Saturday's Perth Achievement Day at Kirkton. Above, visiting Home Economist Mrs. Agnes King presents the awards to Betty Ann Hodge, Marilyn Poel and Deanna Ratcliffe, all of RR 1, St. Marys, T-A photo Granton Happy Gang mark festive season with dinner WV. To The Electors of Tuckersmith I have lived in the community all my life and have taken a keen interest in public affairs. I have seven years experience as councillor and I am requesting your support for councillor on December 6. The polls are open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. If I am elected, I will do my best to give you straight forward sound administration in the best interest of all the people of Tuckersmith. Yours truly, Frank Falconer Best Interest We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest being offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Agency Inc. Exeter Grand Bend Office Office 235-2420 238-8484 * Subject to change GI For Exeter Councillor It has been a privilege and a pleasure to serve the people of Exeter for the past two years We have had some tough decisions to make and members of council did not always see eye to eye on all decisions but our democratic society gives us the right to state our opinions freely. I have enjoyed working with the present members of council and as a newcomer found those with more ex- perience very helpful. I have been working on the consolidation of our by- laws. The last time this was done was 1923, As a member of the property committee, I am proud of our transfor- mation of the old post office into a fine Municipal Building. I am aware of the many essential services which require upgrading. Not everyone is served with sanitary sewers, some sidewalks are in a dangerous condition, part of our drainage system is badly in need of rebuilding and we have many unpaved streets. These essentials will strain our resources during the next few years. Our tax rate can only go so high without crippling our householders, be these owners or tenants. To keep our taxes at an acceptable level will at times require un- popular decisions. I would appreciate your support on December 6. If you have any questions to discuss, please call me. If you need a ride to the polls, please coil 235-1082. Thank you. If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK come, Thy will be done". The St. Thomas Church A.C.W. Xmas Bazaar proved a very successful project, many pur- chasers came from far and near for home baking, handwork aild novelties. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Gladwyn Langford of Dorchester called on Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and Mrs. Lois Herbert on Monday afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Austin Hobbs were Thursday evening dinner guests of their granddaughter and her husband, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Wilson of London. Congratulations are extended to Dean McRobert who received :BE-MUDGE RENTALS 273-2791 STRATFORD "Many find our services helpful" By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON The eighth meeting of the "Quacky Cookers," 4-H Club "The Third Meal," took the form of a luncheon at the ;United Church Saturday with the members mothers, leaders, and Women's Institute President Mrs. Elsie Dann and Secretary Mrs, Clarence Lewis as invited guests. The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge and roll call which was answered by naming the dish that you had contributed to the lun- cheon and the ingredients that were in it. Following a discussion on plans for Achievement Day and a request from the leaders to have the books handed in by November 28 Leader Mrs. Joe French conducted a fun contest, on what the girls had learned in the course, this was won by Mrs. W. Walker and Brenda Tomlin. Chilled tomato juice was served by Rosanne Pritchard and Betty Johnson while the 'guests were looking over the record books and recipe files, then Anne Garrett president of the club welcomed the visitors and invited them to come to the table which was decorated with the 4-H colors of green and white a floral arrangement of dried flowers formed the centre-piece on a green table cloth with 4-H ser- viettes. Anne asked Shelly Egan to say the 4-H grace. The first course on the menu consisted of tuna fish casseroles with and without cheese, chicken salad, apple salad and tossed salad with relish and cheese and cracker trays also hot garlic bread, for dessert it was make- your ;own sundap.with vanilla .ice cream, straWberrjr,',.jam; • chodoiate or butterecotch sauce, walnuts and cherries,- caramel oatmeal squares and chocolate chip cookies, tea and milk. Mrs. Clarence Lewis won the table centre arrangement for having the lucky number under her plate. Diane Garrett thanked the guests for coming. The next meeting will be at the home of leader Mrs. Michael O'Shea December 4 when time will be spent on the exhibits for Achievement Day December 11. Happy Gang enjoy Christmas dinner The ladies of Unit 3 U.C.W. prepared and served a delicious hot turkey dinnerto the members of the Happy Gang in the United Church Basement on Wednesday midday November 24. Following, the dinner Mrs, Harold. Westman presided Over a Short btiginess meeting-opening with a reading "A recipe for Xmas". Mrs. Elsie Dann offered a vote of thanks on behalf of the members to Mrs. Westman for her dedication to her office as president for the past year; as there will be no meeting in December a new president will be chosen in January 1977. On behalf of the Happy Gang Mrs. H. Westman presented Mrs. Thomas Dickenson past president with a gift of a cup and saucer and a card signed by all present, wishing her well, as she leaves to reside in London. Mrs. Laverne Morley extended a vote of thanks on behalf of the members to the ladies of Unit 3 fOr the sumptuous meal. Those uminninnmminnnuminmunnnimune: ADAMS Heating & Cooling • Heating Systems of All Types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED • General Sheet Metal Work • Air Conditioning • Humidifiers • Ventilation 235-2187 133 Huron St., East, Exeter with birthdays in November and December and having their names on the birthday cake were the following members, Veronica Mitchell, Nora Wissel, Elsie Dann, Wreatha Burnett, Arthur Roloson, Eileen and Elmer Summers. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in playing cards, checkers and crokinole. Friendly Neighbors Community Euchre In spite of the bad weather a number of people young and old turned out for the Friendly Neighbors Community Euchre. Prize winners were, for the ladies' high, Mrs, Austin Hobbs, lone hands, Mrs. Elmer Sum- mers and low score Raymond McRobert (playing as a lady); for the men, high score Dean McRobert, lone hands, Ted Jacklin and low score Austin Hobbs. There will be no drop-in meeting at the Scout Hall next. Thursday afternoon, • • . • . ChurCh news At the United Church Rev. Elwood Morden was in charge of the Sunday morning service, and entitled his sermon for the First Sunday in Advent Why did Jesus come? The Son of God came, not to be ministered to, but to minister. Christ shared in the suffering of man, to reveal to him in that suffering that God knows and cares. Jesus came to seek and save that which was lost, those scorned by a decent society, these outcasts were the Children of God, He came 'to Serve,. Suffer and Save and to give an Ideal and Purpose to life, said Rev. Morden. Maria Vandermipnep per- formed the cererlionS7 of lighting . of the :first candle for ''AdVent, • Sunday School reeeiVing • : attendance awards Were' the following children First Bar, Erie Drost', second Bar Julie McRobert and Third Pin Valerie Squire and.Robert Harloff. Flowers were placed in the church in loving memory of Mrs. Betty Head and her son John, also from the funeral of Mr. John Smeenk of Ingersol. Mr.Smeenk is the father of Mrs. John Drost. At the St. Thomas Anglican Church Rev. Mary Mills con- ducted the morning prayer. The first candle for the Advent Wreath signifying "Penitence" was lit by John Herbert. In a continuing series on the Model Prayer, The Lord's Prayer, Rev. Mills based her sermon on the three next phrases, "Hallowed by Thy name , Thy .....Kingdom • ternoon with Mrs. Viola Wilson.. They had dinner at an Exeter restaurant. Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell are former residents of Creditors. Jim Morlock was appointed director of the Exeter District Co- Operative at the banquet at Kirkton last week. Hannah Mathers, Community College, Lindsay, and Paul Fydenchuk of Fanshawe were Sunday guests at the home of Miss Ella Morloek, Mrs. Chris Dinney, Mrs. Peter Martin., Mrs. Bruce Pierce, Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk and Mrs. Marguerite Finkbeiner attended the Christian Women's Qlub luncheon in Exeter, Friday. From now until March 31, 1977 Mrs. Ed Nethercott takes over as news correspondent for Crediton. Please phone news items to her at 234-6264. Poll No. Polling Booths 2 3 4 5 Zurich, Ontario November nth, 1976 Cull Vs For A Quote On Your Requirements 7'oday! • BOOKINGS AVAILABLE YEAR ROUND MOTOR HOMES FULLY EQUIPPED FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT Air Conditioned Sleeps O or Ii people Stove • Refrigerator Toilet . Shower Water Heater . Radio Cruise Control • Automatic PON, er Steering PON' er Brakes • • Financial, assistance .ManageMent counselling Management training InfOtmation on government' ro rains for business HUGH SHELDON of our representatives will be at Exeter • on'tlie 1st #L3tfclr 'TiesiOaYsof each month • Opening new doors mall usiness Deputy Returning Officer Lorne Chapman Glen Weido Wilfrid Mousseau Ted Steinbach Louis Farwell Cliff Pepper Harold Horner Office: (By appointment only) Devon Bldg. Exeter Ph. Collect 2.35-2740 Wayne C. Horner Returning Officer Arnold Geiser Andy Dougall Jr. Howard Datars Poll Clerks • For prior infotrpaticin call 2717 5650 or • .• Write 3.6,0atana street,. ra ord, . 1 Donald Bell Res. Conc. 2, Lot 5 & 6 Harold Elder Res. Conc. 3, Lot 17 Hay Twp. Hall Zurich, Ont. Glen Thiel Res. Conc. 14, Lot 20 Earl Guenther Block George Grenier Dashwood, Ont. 6 Bayview Golf Club Elgin Hendrick Conc. L.R.E., Lot 14 All Electors are hereby requested to govern themselves accordingly. Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Township of Hay, in the County of Huron, that in compliance with the Municipal Elections Act, 1972, Chapter 95, and amendments, a Ballot will be held for the office of: Reeve (1 'to be elected) Deputy-Reeve (1 to be elected) Councillors (3 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 follow- ing places with the undermentioned officers in charge: TOWNSHIP OF HAY MUNICIPAL ELECTION