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8hady Qe6t, Antiques
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Crafts 4 Craft Supplies
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year 1981-82,: Chairman„
Wayne Pearce; Secretary,
Gary Middleton;
Treastrer, Don Wells; Com-
mittee, Bill Smith - Group 1,
John Breen - Group 2, Leroy
Edwards - Group 3, Lester
Heywood - Group 4. —
The officers of the Exeter
Area Fire Department un-
der the direction of Chief G.
Middleton and Deputy-Chief
D. Wells are Platoon Chief
B. Musser, Captains J,
Morgan and P. McFalls,
Fire Prevention Officer N,
Tait, and the remaining
members as follows:
Breathing Apparatus
Instructor B. Forrest, Fire
Fighters: ,L. Smith, G. Mol,
K. taker', B. Hirtzel, J.
Warlii6k11130-Cowan, D.
Roger, G. Grenier, G. Pratt,
K. Triebner, J. Hartman,
and J. Wraight.
The possibility of adding
at least two more members
will be reached at the next
officers' meeting. So, if
there are any interested in
becoming a fire fighter and
not yet applied, please con-
tact the chief or an.officer of
the department for further
details.
Fair groups
hold session
The annual meeting of
District 8, Association of
Agricultural Societies, for
Huron-Perth was held in
Brussels Thursday with over
100 in attendance.
Bruce McCall from
Brussels was guest speaker
and Graeme Craig, Walton,
provided entertainment.
The executive for the next
two years was introduced
as: district director-Keith
McLagan, Mitchell;
secretary-treasurer-Donald
Young, Auburn; Harold
Lobb, Clinton, as the retiring
director. Dolores Shapton,
Exerer, is the director of the
Ladies Division who will be
assisted by Maxine Sereda,
Exeter, as her secretary.
The 1981 Annual Meeting
will be held in Mitchell
hosted by Mitchell
Agricultural Society.
People may forget how
fast you did a job, but they
won't forget how well you did
it
Kindness is the oil that
takes the friction out of life.
If you feel that you have no
faults—that makes another
one.
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STAFFA
Mrs. Loreen Hamilton
hosted the Education and
Cultural Activities meeting
of the Staffa Women's
Institute at her home
Wednesday evening.
Mrs,. Lloyd. Miller presided
opening with the Institute.
Ode and. Mary Stewart.
Officers elected
Property damage
resulting from fires respond-
ed to by the Exeter & Area
Fire Department reached
$562,371 in the past year, a
decrease of close to 40 per-
cent over the previous year,
according to Fire Chief Gary
Middleton.
In his annual report,
Middleton said there were 29
alarms in the territory
covered by the brigade. Ex-
eter had 14 responses,
Usborne 10, Hay four and
Stephen one.
There were three major
barn fires constituting the
majority of the property
loss.
A total of 932 hours were
spent at the fire scenes with
two firefighters sustaining
injuries. Another 46 hours
were spent on rescue and 973
man hours at practice.
During the course of the
etc
spea
. services as
of IVIZhtnehe;soms wmeurenitryemtianldeendt
night sponsored by the Staffa
W,I, Friday November 7 at
the township hall, also the
Perth, South - District
Workshop for standing
committees at St. Pauls hall
November 10. An invitation
to meet with Kirkton W.I.
November 27 was accepted,
Final plans were made by
the bus trip committee for
their trip to Glencoe and
London, November 13.
Mrs. Robert McCoughey
gave household hints and
Mrs. Lloyd Miller reported
on the area convention this
past week at St. Marys.
Ten members and two
visitors answered the roll
call by naming a hobby for
retirement years, Cards
were signed for Miss Vera
Harnbley4 Mrs'. Carter
Kerslake and Cameron
Vivian. The singing of 0
Canada closed the meeting
and lunch was served by
Mrs. Loreen Hamilton and
Mrs. Lloyd Miller.
CLANDEBOYE
Mrs. Jack Hodgson and
Mrs. Gerald Lynn
represented Clandeboye
Women's Institute Monday
at the London Area W.I.
convention and banquet held
in the St. Marys Community
Centre,
Mrs. Jim Cunningham and
Mrs. Dave Kestle attended
as delegates for the Tuesday
accoUnts available etc. A
very informative question
period followed with Mr.
Dougherty supplying the
answers.
During business, donations
were made to the .Children's.
Aid and the libraries helpers,
A. letter was read from
Centralia. College offering
their facilities for meetings
Bridal shower
Mrs. Russell Taylor
planned a community
shower for Ruth Harburn,
A bride-elect, in the Family
NO BAD LUCK HERE — Three black cats were welcome visitors to the Hallowe'en party of Life Center on Thufsday
Mrs. Chaffe's class at Exeter Public School Friday. From the left are Fred Godbolt, Darryl evening, Mrs. Spencer
Chappel and Gillian Simpson. T-A photo Jeffery was chairlady and
' opened with a sing-along
lead by Mrs. Elmer Dow.
Mrs. Jost Drost gave a
reading and Mrs. John
Collect, Mrs. Miller in-
troduced the guest speaker
for the evening, Mr. George
Dougherty, assistant
manager of the Mitchell
branch of the Hank of
Commerce.
He explained the different
services offered to the
customer by the Bank of
Commerce, the different
year, many other activities
such as the Pancake
Breakfast and Open House
saw 530 people enjoy a
wonderful morning starter.
Eight different groups took
part in evening courses at
the Fire Station on fire
prevention in the home,
farm and for babysitting
with 198 participating.
A number of the firemen
attended C.P.R. and Arson-
courses as well as excellent
attendance by this depart-
ment at the monthly Huron
County Mutual Aid
meetings.
The total yearly payroll
for the 25 man force is $23,-
369.18.
At the last meeting in Oc-
tober, elections were held to
fill the 2-year terms of the
Exeter Fire Fighters
Association. The Association
elected as follows for the
session and luncheon.
Leslie Harrison, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. S.L.
Harrison of this community
was one of two girls
receiving the Maryn Pardy
Memorial Scholarship
award.
The presentation was
made during the banquet,
Monday evening, at which
Leslie and her mother were
special guests.
Congratulations! Leslie.
Personals
Mrs, Janice Adkins of
Winnipeg arrived on Sunday
to attend the funeral of her
brother, Alton Neil. The
sympathy of the community
is extended the Neil families.
Mrs. and Mrs. Ray Ruston,
St. Marys were Sunday
evening visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Art Hodgins.
Lewis and Elnora
Raycraft spent a few days
last week with relatives near
Port Huron, Michigan.
Nathan and Jessie Stahl,
children of Nancy and
Michael Stahl, London, spent
a few days with their
grandparents, Eleanor and
Dave Kestle, while their
mother was in hospital with
a new baby brother, Mark.
Hazel Williams and Jean
Hodgins participated in the
Craft Show in Lucan on
Saturday. Gwen Lynn and
Aggie Groeriewegen had
several beautiful quilts on
display in the show.
an eight day lied carpet bus
tour, travelling to Adelaide
where they visited with
Captain Murray Haines, his
wife and son, Murray is a
navigator with the Air Force
Division of the Armed.
Forces and is on an ex-
change program at the
R.A.A.F. Base in Edinburgh,
South Australia,
Mrs, Clifton. Miller and
Mrs. Loreen Hamilton
visited. Friday with Mrs.
Elizabeth Hunkin,
Teeswater.
Mr. & Mrs, Rob Tern.
pie:man Carrah and Cain
were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Ebel,
Stratford.
Mrs. Carter Kerslake is
home after a lengthly stay in.
University Hospital London.
Mrs, Dave Capling,
Mississauga visited Sunday
with her family.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Boylan,
Wendy and Brett, Ethel,
visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Bob Norris and family.
Mrs. Ethel Stanzak,
Ottawa visited for a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Orpha
Norris and Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Norris and family.
Mrs, Charles Douglas,
Mrs. Dalton Smale, Mrs.
Lloyd Miller and Mrs. John
Templeman attended the
London Area Convention in
St. Marys this past week.
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Institute hear about banking services
Drake, Mrs. Russell Taylor
and Jean Dow presented a
skit entitled "Fooling the
Agent". '
Mrs. George Vivian read
an address of good wishes
and Ruth was sent on a
treasure hunt for her gifts.
She was assisted by her
sister Susan Harburn and the
grooms sister Mrs. Laura
Carter. Ruth expressed her
thanks to all.
During lunch the winner of
the lucky cup was Mrs. Jim
Young and the lucky chair
was Karen Norris.
Persona ls
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have returned from a visit to
Australia. On arrival in
Sydney Australia they joined
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