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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-11-05, Page 384' Niue 14* Titytek*Necoti, November 5, 1950 'VW Elect KEN McCANN For Stephen Township Councillor • Life long area resident ' • Over 11 year's operating own business • Experienced in community.affairs - 2 years as Crediton trustee - 5 years as Volunteer Fireman - currently on Crediton parks board Realizes: The problems & needs of both village & rural residents Willing to work: For the people of Stephen Your support will be appreciated Voters of Hay Town hip pn. Nov, 10, 1980, Vote . Claire Deichert For Councillor Your support would be appreciated VOTE— CLARENCE RAU FOR COUNCILLOR STANLEY TOWNSHIP •ON COUNCIL FOR FOUR YEARS •MEMBER ZURICH AND AREA FIRE BOARD *MEMBER STANLEY TOWNSHIP RECREATION COMMITTEE ON NOVEMBER 10TH SUPPORT CLARENCE RAU Township of Stanley NOTICE is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Township of Stanley that an Election will be held on Monday, November 1 0, 1 980 for the office of Reeve, Deputy Reeve and Three Councillors. Polls will be open in the following places from the hours of 11 a.m. to. 8 p.m. Poll No. 1: Milton Schreiber, Pt. Lot 2, Plan 2, Con. 1 Poll No. 2: Everett Robinson, Lot 7, Con. 3 Poll No. 3: Township Hall, Varna, Poll No. 4: Gladwin Westlake, Lot 12, Con. LRE Poll No. 5: Russell Snider, Lot 21, 22; Con. LRE An 'Advance Poll will be held on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1980 from the hours of 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. POLLING" PLACE: Municipal Office/ Lot 19, Con. 19, Con. 3, Township of Stanley. Last day for applying for a certificate to vote by proxy is November 10, 1980 at 5 Mel Graham, Returning Officer Township of Stanley Aluminum Products 'tf Ijr7.1F77 1, '0; * 10, s .s • * °A. 45 * ° SF Is • """:771,4771,1777,-.7 , V '0 Mrs. LOWili-named vice•presitierit • granton Wi delegates at convention FOR RESPONSIBLE REPRESENTATION ON STANLEY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL... Vote FOTHERINGHAM It's been a pleasure and a challenge serving on Tuckersmith Council for the past four years. With this experience, I know I can serve you well. I solicit your vote on November 10th and I urge everyone to cast their vote. For further information or transportation call 4829198 ss* Robert Fotheringham By JOY SCHEI FELE For the third consecutive year East Williams Memorial Public School has- proved tops in Middlesex County. Wednesday, the school once again captured the cross country cham- pionship at the annual meet. Competing against 22 other schools, East Williams proved to be the county champs at Sknadot Con- servation Area. Approximately 750 runners took part in the event. East Williams students took first in the boys 11 and under division with Jason Macdonald placing 2nd, Richard Engel 3rd, Chris Gillies, 5th, Robbie McGregor 6th. . They also placed first in the girls 11 and under division with In the Boys' 12 and over division the school placed 5th With Brent Martin taking first place and Kirk Camp- bell 9th. They also placed 5th in the Girls 12 and over division with Susan Ingham taking 7th place and Joanne McMillan taking 13th. Each of the runners covered a 2600 metre distance with the boys 12 and over running 3600 metres. Throughout the past five years East Williams School has won 4 out of 5 county competitions, as well as taking all seven of the in- vitational meets held this fall. By MR5. E. SIMMERS Granton W.L was well represented at the London area convention, held at St. Marys community centre on .,October 27-28,, Mrs, Emma. Oodie of Saskatchewan, and President of (Federated Women's. Institute of Canada) was the guest speaker, In her address Mr. s Oodie praised the area members, and the membership at large for all the worthwhile work they were involved with, There was a large number of handicraft' articles on display. Entertainment was provided by the „, Mac Williams Trio, Mrs. Clarence Lewis of Granton WI was elected 2nd vice-president of the London area. •. Annual Cancer meeting Leonard Maslen, Mrs. Dean Gibson, Mr. & Mrs. John Egan, Mr. & Mrs. Al Cocquyt and Mrs, Elmer Summers all members of the executive of the Lucan Biddulph Cancer Society, attended the annual meeting of the London Middlesex Unit on Wednesday at the Ivanhoe , Restaurant in London. The guest speaker was Dr. A.B. Miller Epidemiologist, with the Canadian Cancer Institute of Research at Princess Margaret Hospital Toronto. Speaking on screening for breast cancer, Dr. Miller told his audience that a group of women were taking part in a four year study, sponsored by the Institute, this includes women in all age groups. Uking a method called mamography which is X-ray treatment, they hope to be able to detect cancer at an early stage, and so prevent many lives being lost to breast cancer. Radiation used in mamography is less than that used in a chest X-ray, said Dr. Miller. He also • mentioned he would like to see a clinical study on breast cancer started here in London. Service awardplaqueswere presented to the following members: Margaret Cocquyt. Lucan Biddulph Branch for Mastectomy visiting ,.Margurite Eagleson Parkhill Branch, Don Nickle former chairman London Middlesex Unit, Cecelia Swab, Dorchester Branch for service to patients, and Dr. Cecil Wright Medical Adviser London Middlesex Unit. on 4. floor plan, the books showed how to make a floor plan. There was further discussion on what the members were doing for their Free Choice Article,. Press reporter Teresa McCarthy, Cub news The Granton cubs enjoyed a Hallowe'en party with their leaders, members of the group committee, and parents. Following, a costume parade, a ghost story and a sing-song everyone was taken on tour of the scouts "Haunted House", The lunch was put on, by the Mothers Auxiliary and there were. treats for all, There will be an in- vestiture for the cubs on Tuesday evening November. 11, visitors are welcome. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Hardie, Mrs. Fred Hardie, cub leaders. and Mrs. Joanne Sands, Beaver leader, Steven Ready, Scout assistant leader of the cubs, all attended a CO training course held at the London Scout Headquarters over the weekend. The course "Wood badge 1" is a Leadership training course, C,G.I.T. news The Granton C,G,I.T, invitecIthe Explorers to their Hallowe'en party on October 29 in the United Church basement, First of all everyone was taken on a'tour of the . Scouts Haunted Muse, and then the girls invited the Scouts to return to the church with them for fun and games. Most were in costumes. .The roorri was decorated with a Hallowe'en theme. Refreshments were enjoyed at the conclusion of the party. Church news At the United Church Rev, Elwood Morden was in charge of the morning worship anecontinuing with his sermon series on the 19 commandments entitled his. message "Assassination of Character". This referred to the 9th commandment "Thou shalt riot bear false witness against thy neigh- bour", To bear false witness is a sin against God, Christian Jews had a terror of being the viotims of false witness.. Why de people slander? asked Rev, Morden. Sometimes from malice, prejudice, jealousy and thoughtlessness. Remember that we our- selves are , far from perfect, Let us not listen to slander the bonelesstongue so weak and still can crush and kill. The anthem by the junior choir, was so enjoyable that they were requested to repeat , it, this was followed with an anthem by the senior choir, with Mrs. Brian Hill 'taking the solo parts', At St, Thomas Anglican Church Rev. Gregg Smith • conducted the morning worship, and was the celebrant of Holy 'Corn.' manion assisted by. Miss. Marion Herbert. At this service the children were. blessed. The Lesson of the Day was read by Mrs. Lois Herbert. It being All Saints. Day, Rev, Smith took his sermon from the Lesson of the Day, and spoke on the Celebration. of the Saints, and the Faith- e ftil departed. A reminder, St Thomas Church, Dressed Ham Supper, November 5, 5- o Personals Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Anderson and family on the arrival of a baby boy at St, Joseph's Hospital London on Friday. October 31, 1980 Sincere sympathy' is ex- tended to Mrs. Alton Neil and family in the loss of a husband and father, who passed away at St. Joseph's Hospital London on Saturday November 1, 1980. ' Photo by Scheifele Ross McCallum, Chad Ramsay, Jerremy Roberts, Chad Roberts, Tim Vale, Jeffrey Walker, David Ward, Scot McAlpine, Jamie Dixon, Stuart Ross, Jason Maguire, and Ryan Perry. The Beavers are a relatively new division of the Boy Scout Association. It began on an experimentally basis in 1971 for boys 5 to 7 years and officially began in 1974 on a national level. The Ailsa Craig group is the 14th colony in operation in the Huron District, and meets regularly each Tuesday, 4- 5:30 p.m. at the Ailsa Craig United Church. Following the Investure service the parents were served refreshments. A man should work eight hours and sleep eight, hours, but not the same eight hours. for Deputy Reeve Bible Church At the Granton Com- munity Bible Church, Pastor Glenn Fretz entitled his first in a series of messages on the Holy Spirit and the work of the Holy Spirit. Although many times welimit the Holy Spirit's work to the giving of spiritual gifts to each Christian, we need to remember that it is God, the Holy Spirit who opens a sinners understanding to the fact that he needs a personal Saviour, 4-H news and youth groups The fourth meeting of the Granton 4-H Club The Forget-me. knots was held at the home of leader Mrs. Roger Harmsworth on October 28, The roll call was answered by nine members present. The girls then read from their 4-H manuals, what things to talk about, and discussed the symbols used BOB BROADFOOT NOV. 10 By JOY SCHEI FELE Twenty-three, young Beavers were formally A true friend is one who thinks you're a good egg, • even if you're slightly cracked. accepted into the 1st Ailsa Craig Beavers Tuesday afternoon. The first East Williams wins cross country again. Rachael,Tqewplacing 2nd, Laurie '1Videclbnald 4th, Christine Phillips 5th and Ruth Ann Kokkanson 8th. FOR COUNCILLOR VOTE GERALD SHANTZ Induct leaders, too Investature Service was held at the Ailsa Craig United . Church with an excellent representation of parents present. District Advisor, Ross Hallow of Goderich, first inducted the new leaders of the newly formed colony, Jane Walker, Ron Walker and Assistant Leader, Robert Adair. Before receiving their scarves and woggle each boy was asked to repeat the Beaver motto and law as well as' recite the Beaver promise, "I promise to love God and take care of the world". Boys invested included Kenny Anderson, Heath Brand, Robert Bronsawd, Jason Brown, Jeffrey Brown, Brent Crawford, Stephen Ducharme, Kevin Gallant, Scott Gilker, Brad Macdonald, Todd Malcolm, WIN AGAIN — The cross country team from East Williams Central School won the Middlesex County championship for the third consecutive year. Ailsa Craig Beavers invested To The Electors of Tuckersmith I have been nominated to run for the office of Deputy Reeve for Tuckersmith Township in the November 10th. 1980 election. For the past two years as a Cbuncillor, I hope I have helped everyone who contacted me with their problems, to the best of my ability, As Deputy Reeve, I would appreciate it deeply, if you will please have faith again and vote for me. I will do my very test to be worthy of each and every vote if elected. My Sincere Thanks, Bill Brown, Sr. EGMONOVILLE, ONTARIO If you need a ride to the polling booth please phone 527-1006 DEPUTY- REEVE for STANLEY TOWNSHIP NOVEMBER 10TH *8 Years experience on council *Chairme' of the Recreation Committee *Member of the Brucefield United Church VOTE DON BRODIE for Residential - Farm - Commercial Airmaster Aluminum Doors & Windows • Seamless Eavestrough, 5 colours • Aluminum Siding, Soffit, Fascia • •Kool Vent Awnings • Shutters FREE ESTIMATES Phone 234-6401 Collect Vote DON McGREGOR Do You Want . 1) Qucility Education? 2) An Educational System for the 1980's? 3) The Best for the young people of Huron? Does your local Candidate? Ask before you Vote on Nov. 10 District 45 of OSSTF for DEPUTY-REEVE Stanley Township - 6 years experience on township council "I ask for your support on November 10" VOTERS OF HURON Ken McCann Enterprises Ltd. R.R. # 2, Crediton, Ont.