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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-10-27, Page 5Hurry , Time's Running Out In The Guardian SALE SPECIAL SAVINGS END THIS SATURDAY Check These Added Savings HONOUR GRAND MASTER — More than 375 persons attended a Saturday reception honouring John Broadfoot of srucefield as Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Ontario of the Independent order of Oddfellows. From the left are John Broodfoot, Doris Harland, president Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant; Jean Bolton, president Ontario ,Rebekah assembly and Chas, Johnston, Department Commander Patriarch Militant. T-A photo Special speaker at Centralia BABY BONUS DRAW WINNER Mrs. J. Underwood of Sherwood Crescent, Exeter is the winner of a merchandise voucher for the value of her baby bonus cheque in this month's draw. the junction Township of Hibbert NOTICE OF CHANGE OF DATE OF REGULAR MEETING The regular meeting of , Council of the Township of Hibbert is changed from: Monday, November 7, 1977 at 8 p.m. to Thursday, November 3, 1977 at 8 p.m. Choose from our sixteen individual Money Services • not just high interest on savings • not just lowered interest on mortgages • but 16 individual money services that are custom built to satisfy most peoples' needs, 4 All available at Victoria and Grey Trust Conte see us today at Victoria and Grey OE Serving-more and more people since 1889 VICTORIA and GREY TRUST CDMPANY DENNIS 34 SMItH Manager MRS, JOYCE BLACK - Accountant 2354)530 Rexall All Day/All Night Multiple Vitamins 100 s Rexall All Day/All Night Decongestant Cold Capsules 20-s $1 77 GAM 4000 rsteLvg uowni utO OuPDet GUARDIAN DRUGS. Exeter Pharmacy Ltd. Main Street 235-1570 OFFICE STAFF: Fred Gibson Manager Dan Jefferson loon Officer Andy Peterson Treasurer Cliff Porker Mortgage A Loan Officer Stove Tyndall Assistant Treasurer Juan Taylor Computer Operator Colleen [bombers Ckek.Cashier Margaret O'Brien Loon Officer Anne Ryisma Clork.Cashior Joanne Glen Secretary Pot Anderson Clork•Cashior Angola Duttman Clork.Cashier Garth, Hol lingo Computer Operator Jean Holmes Secretary Roberta Wodol Exeter Office Manager Judy Vincent Exeter, Clork•Coshior BALANCE SHEET - SEPTEMBER 30, 1971 ASSETS: LIABILITIES Personal Loans 5 131 930 19 Shares Deposit Accounts 7 560,300.55 1 121,066.66 Mortgage loans 5 126 038.61 Term Deposits 2 690,476.43 Conde Student loans 37 837,42 5,0 S P 639,760.14 Investment 1,190 031.61 R.H.O.S.P 97,495.66 Stabilisation fund 102,047.99 Reserve fund 205,388,77 property 31 422,27 Undivided famines 42,776.03 Other r 779 657,96 Other 147,394.63 Proti 645,338.98 13,139.985,35 13,139,9218.35 Amount Loaned since 1952,'39 Million Dividend to be paid for 1916.1917 year: Interest Rebate to borrowers on unsound paid::'. Clinton Community CREDIT UNION Local Initiative--Local Management bring current assets to over $13,650,000., current membership to over 6,450. BOARD OF DIRECTORS • 1977 President . Ernest Williams Vico President. John Leek Secretary . Thomas radio Antoine Garen T. Gordon Scribbins Milford Durst Charles Nelson CREDIT COMMITTEE • 1917 Gerald Holmes Richard Lobb Norman Counter Herb Duicer Jim Hunter The Real People Place... It's Where You Belong! In today's Credit Union system, the basic principals of service rather then profit, ownership by the poople, democratic control and ',Mimicry Service, still held. Out the original Credit union concept IS changing to offer o wider range of services to a greater number of people. Credit Unions belong to their Member; and do their best for them - in service, con. sumer protection, ilnenclal education. they are concerned with service more than profits. Ref the proTits they make go back to the members, ACCOUNTS & SERVICES AVAILABLE TO CREDIT UNION MEMBERS SHARE: A member mutt own at boost one share 1.5.00). Dividends are paid on shore Isavingsl on the minimum monthly balance with Vile Insurance included up to i5,000.04 on dep.:Nits made prior to the mornber's 70th birthday. The rate paid as o dividend depends on the profit mode during the year and deckled on at the minuet meeting hold attar each /fiscal year and. INSURANCE BENEFITS: '0,00 tar each %DO deposited before 35th birthday: .75 ?or each n.00 deposited before 60th birthday; .50 for each '1.00 deposited before bosh iiirthcley; .25 ler 'each tux eiciyoci.act before 70th birthday, Those benefits paid on maxlmurn Of "2,000,00 regardless of age al ddath. oopoSirli fhb Is the member's Chewing account and you must Iso xi mambo!' to use this or. ieserest of s percent per annum is paid on deposit* on the minimum monthly balance and credited twice yearly on Juno 30th and December 31st, No Interest I. paid on Deposit At. countt with monthly balance of less than .300.00. A charge of 10 cents per cheque Is made on this account. TOM 5,600105, Deposits, over '500.00 lot specified porlbri op lea five year ravel. As rate. change on this type of Investment, inaulre at the office, LOANS: Members ton borrow up to I11,000.00 de a personal lode subject id approval ot the Credit Committee, '34000.04 on a second mortgage with approval; maximum of '50,000.00 an first mortgage. CANADA STUDENT LOANS: Available. STUDENT LOhNS: Clinton Community Credit Union effort Student loans, interest only at 4 percent per annum pold monthly until student commences employment. MORTGAGE tObleSt The amount loaned en rho Mortgage Is limited to one.third of our present andis. interest at 11',% per annum on the unpaid 1,00110 It the progent rate Of In. tarots thorpedi The TdbIlltdUfdi 0141 Credit Union can loon on d rirol Mortgage Is .50.1100,09 of up to 55 percent of the appraised value of the property. Those are all lite It:Oared of no extra cost to the motel:or. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES: Safety deposit boxes are available et '5.60 per year. II you require this protechon for your deeds, sotutlties, Insurance polities, bonds, wills, Ott. limited sop. ply di boom: °oath:hie. NIGHT:APO-WORT: for eriveldper et bag. TRAVELLERS CHEQUES: Canadian or American fund. by American Espied Company, MONEY GIGAR/: Canadian. odisrEgEo RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLANS end DOOISTEROP HOMO OleraRSHIP SAVINGS PLANS era both aectrlable. 1952 25th ANNIVERSARY "MILLIONAIRE FOR A DAY" DRAW WINNERS Milford Mist and Charlie Holton wore In charge of the drew tot floe winners of ono day's Interest on MIlilen. Winners Wore frank MaCtIonald, Clinton, William K. Por- ter, RR 2 Ooderith, Janna Pugh, Clinton, Valerie Miller, Clinton, and Isabel MacDonald, Clinton, FRED GIBSON Mr. Gibson. prowl manager 006 OW the Credit Union management when Mr. Boy rented. Theriot -inemboits present for the 11th anniversary Celebratlitit held Mit interclayi Oct. 11 Indad4d, herd Tow left OHO*, Ited bonen, ellicibeth Medd, Olorente !kip Winter. Muriel Trott, end teserence benemme.traik raw, Bay finds, Mat t.aaeeu, Mein Sharp, Charlet Shane, *rebid Dole OnstMehOoll.Mailne was father dorfeelco. Members of the hoard nT director* end tredlt torionilittee palled With gueit speolter Dr. George doll, front row loft to right orb, Derden Stribbins, your Sadie, Milford Marie John their, Or, Geth, Ernie Whiter.% Chdrlos Nelson, trod Phisen, Jim Hunter, Herb Duller, glehard Loth, and 0.40 Goren, Misting was Gerry Hairnet. CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION .LTD. 430 MAIN ST SOUTH EXETER 235.0640 both (What Orb open Monday threudli Thuroday/ kts4. .6 p0tit.: open Pride O•mr. TO HURON ST. CLINTON 482-3467 ORIGINAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1952 President. L.O, Winter lot vIca.Prosident • A, Garen Treasurer W.Y. Roy Secretory - Muriel Trott Director - Ken McRae CREDIT COMMITTEE • 1952 Thomas Sleep Cloronco Livermore Mos Letloau 111 I 111‘. ESO6 NEN Dial the old quarters on Albert Street where office space was shared With the Huron County Federation of Agriculture, 24 members comprised the original group in 5952. VICTOR ROY Mt Rey in 1952 became the founder and Manager of the Clinton Community Credit union. He retired in MY 1961 due to ill health and died In June 1963. Times-Advocate, October 27, 1977 Page 5 Stage bridal shower in Shipka community the White Hill Day Centre in London, Mrs. Lorne Hicks was a guest of Mrs. Fred Penwarden at a noon luncheon at the 4 Way Inn in Exeter on Tuesday of last week, Mrs. Hicks was celebrating a birthday., Thursday guests at the home of Mrs. Lorne Hicks were Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Scheifele of Kit- chener, Mr. & Mrs. Orma Pollock and Mrs. Bert Walden of Kin- cardine; Mrs. Murray Walden, 11111r1~1.0MosnMerireel~41411111•11M~.01an By MRS, HUGH MORENZ Around 40 friends, neighbours and relatives gathered last Wednesday night at Shipka Community Centre for a bridal shower for Ann Erickson. Mrs. Ruby Mellin was hostess for the event. During the social time contests were enjoyed. `Mrs. Tom Russell and Jackie spent some holidays in Belle River with her parents, Mr. & Old Times — Continued from Page 4 many local players are aspiring for positrons on the club. Exeter branch of the Canadian Legion will hold its annual Poppy Day in this district on Saturday, assisted by members of the Legion Auxiliary, with past president Mrs. Gerald Lawson and president Mrs. Eugene Beaver. 15 Years Ago Members of all the Women's Institutes in South Huron had a small glimpse of the past when they attended a special meeting hosted by the Hurondale WI at the Exeter Legion Hall Tuesday, One member from each of the visiting groups was dressed in clothes from "grandmother's time" and the stage was suitably set off with antique chairs, lamps, pictures and even a baby buggy, Huron MPP Charles Mac- Naughton has received many congratulatory messages following his appointment last week as Ontario Minister of Highways, This came just four years after he was elected to the legislature in a by-election of 1958. Miss A. Claypole, Mrs. M. Learn, Mrs. Don Graham, Mrs. J. G. Dunlop and Mrs. R, C. Dinney left Sunday to attend the Hospital Convention at the Royal York, Toronto, this week, The concert Musicale in Hensall United Church Sunday evening was presented by three choirs to a packed church Mrs, Michael Schiebel and other family members. Christening Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Beierling, following the christening of their baby son, Kevin Dale, at the Dashwood Lutheran church were, great grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Henry Adkins, Zurich, and Mrs. Mary Broadfoot, Kippen, grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Howard Adkins and Uncle James, Zurich, Mrs, Thelma Beierling, 'Margaret Hess, Zurich, Mr. & Mrs, Ray Beierling, Chris and David, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. R.Beierling were sponsors for their little nephew, Surprise visitors with Mr. Herbert Harlton for his 95th birthday were nieces Mrs. Joe McAreavy and Mrs. George Sherritt, Calgary, Alberta. The two ladies will be spending some time visiting relatives in this area. Mrs. Viola Woods, London accompanied by her grandson, Glenn Deitz, of B.C., visited last Friday with Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Miller. More than 60 relatives, friends, and neighbours called at the home of Mr. Herb Harlton, when his family held "Open House", for him, Sunday af- ternoon, on the occasion of his 95th birthday. Around 30 family relatives Were supper guests with Mr. Harlton, Tom Russell, Shipka, and John McLaughlin and Rick Glanville, Parkhill, have returned from a 10 day moose hunting trip in the far north. Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Keller were her four sisters, Mrs, Myrtle Hay and Mrs, Eleanor Brown, Zurich, Mrs, Mary Hey, Blake, Mr. & Mrs, Harford McKinley, Scar- borough, and the Keller's daughter Mr, & Mrs. Robert Feltz, Terry and Tammy, Brinsley. Sunday and weekend visitors with the Keller's were their family, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Gibson and Mark, Crediton, Mr. & Mrs. Max Windsor, Billy and Johnny, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Don Keller, Goderich and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Keller and Sherri-Lynn, grand and great grandchildren were Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Keller and Sarah, Mr. & Mrs. James Keller, 'Sharon and Lori, all of Stratford, and friend Jack Adkins, Douglas Point. By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Rev. Victor Baker who is associated with the Ray of Hope Mission and Hope Manor near Kitchener conducted the service in the United Church Sunday morning. Hope Manor was established to provide a home for young men during their probation period. The home accommodates 20 young men between the ages of 16 and 20 and has the distinction of having a Scriptural influence on the lives of delinquent boys and gives them the opportunity of realizing there is a better way of life. Courses are carried out, a wood-Working program, spray- painting and cooking. There is also an educational upgrading program. When the courses are completed the young men are assisted in obtaining a job and in obtaining suitable living ac- commodation. Love is the key to reaching these young men said the speaker and he • quoted passages of Scripture to illustrate his point. Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter will be in, charge of the service this coming Sunday. Former resident passes Residents of the village were sorry to read in the Free Press last week of .the death in University Hospital of Mr. Kassim Hassan Assaf (better known as Kass). The deceased was a resident of the village for a few years when he owned and operated the store "Skyway Grocery and Dry. Goods," Sympahy is extended to his wife and family in their bereavement. 'Persona is Joanne Smyth who recently graduated in "Early Childhood Education" from the Lambton College in Sarnia has accepted a full time teaching position with By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Mrs. Wib Cluff, Red Bay, and Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Marshall at- tended the funeral of their aunt Mrs. Newton Gunning formerly of Granton. Twenty nieces and nephews of Mrs. Russell Hanley were en- tertained to dinner on Sunday evening at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ewart Crago. The Hanly'and Crago families were celebrating the birthday of their aunt Olive and Doris (Mrs. W. Dunnell). Monday Mrs. Ewart Crago and Mrs. Burns Blackler were lun- cheon guests of Mrs. John Carruthers .of Stratford in honor of their aunts birthday. Communion and Sacrament of Baptism services were held at Xirkton United Church, Sunday m or ning Michelle Lynn daughter of Mr. & Mrs, Don Stephen was baptized, The choir sang a lovely anthem "Aniazing Grace' with Joan Heard taking the solo part, Rev, Brown's message was in word and song. PARKHILL "Good Neighbour Volunteers" is the name of the new group formed at "Chateau Gardens," Plans were made for a Hallowe'en party October 27 and a visit to Aux Sauble Springs (Open House). The next meeting is November 16 at 2 p,m„ Meals on Wheels are to be Served once a week on a trial bases. A large number from here attended Liettry anniversary. Rev, David Brunner and the "Nairn Mennonite Choir" were enjoyed. Mr, & Mrs, Newt Rote'', Mrs. Gladys MeClinchey attended a birthday dinner for "Ella Ray" at the home of Mr, & Mrs. Richard O'Rourke and girls. Ripley; Mr. & Mrs. Glen Walden; Mr. & Mrs. Jack Mackenzie, Lucknow, Mr, & Mrs. Tom Kooy were Sunday visitors with Mr, & Mrs, Wilbur Sutherland in Ilderton and on Friday they visited with Mr. & Mrs, Maurice MacDonald at Grand Bend, Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs, Lawrence Hirtzel were Mr. & Mrs. Don Hirtzel and girls, Parkhill; Mr. & Mrs. Bev. Hirtzel and boys, Lucan. — ,