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235.1964 EXETER
I would like to thank all those who
supported me at the polls on
November 70th.
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Notice
Ratepayers of
The Township of Stephen
The second installment of the 1980 taxes of
the Township of Stephen are due on or
'before the 28th day of November, 1980.
After November 28th interest will be charg-
ed on the outstanding taxes at the rate. of
1 1/4 % per month,
Wilmar D. Wein
Tax Collector
Township of Stephen
Ry MRS, WILLIAM ROHDE •
Mrs. Irene Haist of Exeter
.received word Sunday that
Wes. Redmond, of Trenton,
Michigan passed away on
Friday. He was married to
the former Fran Pearce.
Mr. & Mrs, William Rohde.
were Sunday supper guests -
with, Mr, & Mrs." Glenn Rohr
de and family. The occasion,
being the ninth birthday of
Danny which is November
12.
Some of the ladies of the
UCW are starting a crewel
embroidery course Tuesday
morning at the home of"Mrs,
Donald Bray.
- The Explorer Boys are to
go on a hike Saturday, They
are to meet at the home of
their leader Barry Miller
Saturday after dinner. .
The steering committee of
'the Centennial are to meet
Wednesday evening at 8 p.m.
'in the church basement.
Friday November 14 at 2
p.m. the World Outreach
Committee of both Elimville
and Thames Road are
having Miss Kathleen
Mitheral a missionary from
India speak in Thames Road
Church.• Everyone is cor—
dially invited.
• United Church Women
The November meeting of
the . UCW was held on
Monday evening with 34
people present.
Church ladies meet
Party at Tharnes Road
Mrs. Rick. Parker
welcomed everyone and
gave the Call to. Worship.
"Lest We Forget". ,
We sang In Christ there is
no east or west, Mrs, Jack
Hodgert read the Scripture
Lesson from gphesians Mrs,
Lloyd Ballantyne read a
story about Japan,
Mrs, Archie Etherington
and Mrs. Jack Hodgert
received the offering
followed with prayer by Mrs.
Parker. A reading House of
Prayer by Mrs. Edwin
Mrs. Archie Etherington
introduced Mr. & Mrs,
Caffrey Cann of Exeter who
showed pictures of their
recent trip, to Japan,
Mr. Cann gave a com-
mentary along with his
pictures which were very
interesting. Mr. & Mrs. Cann
modelled their kin'ionos.,
Mrs. Cann showed Japanese
money pictures, etc.
Mr. & Mrs. Cann were
thanked by Mrs. Etherington
and presented with a small
token. Mrs. Murray Dawson
opened the business part of
the meeting with a poem on
Remembrance, The usual
business took plade, •
It was decided to print a
'new cookbook in 1981 with a
committee •being named. to
look, into prices.
Mrs. Jack Duncan gave a
By. MRS. HUGH MORENZ last Thursday and F`riday bt
Cliff Russell and a party of London with her Sou 410
hunting friends returned family, Mr. & Mrs. 13111
home Saturday from a Little, Lonnie and Connie.
week's hunting trip to Saturday visitors with
Restoule where the group Trellis and Earl Stebbins
bagged, four deers. A few were Mr. SgMrs.Norval Reid
weeks earlier they spent two of Creditors, Philip Little and
weeks moose hunting at his three daughters, Colleen,
Chapleau and bagged a Jennifer and Angela.
couple of moose. Mr. & Mrs. Michael
Schiebel and 011'15 of Belle
River, visited at the former's
daughter's home Rosanne
and Tom, Jackie and Jennie
Russell on the weekend.
Shirley and Eddie
Coleman, of Tiverton, visited
Sunday with their cousins,
Shipka.man ags
deer and .moose
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newsflash from Church In
Society.
It was decided to have the
price for Secret Pal gifts at
$3.00 for the December
meeting,
Mrs, Ted Kernick brought
in the Slate of , officers for
1981 but being incomplete
will report at a later date..
Mrs. Dawson• closed the
meeting with prayer. Under
the leadership of Group
leader Mrs. Gerry Morgan
lunch was served along with
the, hostess Mrs. Carl Hume.
Baby Band party ,
Eighteen ladies and
children attended the baby
band party at the church on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs, , Glenn Rohde
welcomed, everyone and
gave the introduction.They
sang Praise Him Praise
Him. Mrs. David Passmore
told the story. The offering
was then received with
prayer by Mrs. Rohde.
A prayer for mothers by
Mrs, Passmore. A prayer for
children by Mrs. Rohde.
Patrick Jeffery, then
graduated to
and was welcomed by the
leader Mrs. Larry Ballan-
tyne. Tanya Riehl who vvas
absent, has graduated also.
Lunch was then served by
the leaders Mrs. David
Passtnore and Mrs: Glenn
Rohde. '•
By GORDON MORLEY
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Lewis
and Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lewis
were in charge of the first
euchre party of the season at
Brinsley school Friday
evening with 11 tables in
'play.
Winners were; .Ladies
high, Jean Bice; Lond hands,
Desta Rock; Low, Mrs. Kelly
Robinson; Men's ,high, Joe
Carter; Lone hads,' Jack
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jelf; Low, Harold quilfoyle:
``Special prize Went, to Mrs.
Bannister.'
Mr, & Mrs. Jack
Trevithick and Mr. & Mrs.
Joe Carter will be in charge
of the next party held Friday
evening November 21. ,
•The United Church Women
*met Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Fed Lewis.
Viola .Lewis opened the
meeting with a devotional
"What God has promised".
Mrs. George Lee read the
scripture. Mrs. Marjorie
Steeper gave a reading
"Maybe he ie out there
somewhere", Hymn "Alone
,thou goest forth" and Viola
Lewis read a story "Dr.
Donavon Brown". Mrs. Jack
Hodgson took charge of the
business!
Eight ladies answered the
roll call. Closing hymn "How
firm a Foundation", Mrs.
Fred Lewis and Viola Lewis
served lunch,
The Ladies Guild of. St.
Mary's church met Wed-
nesday evening with
president Mrs. Bonnie
Wright in charge of the
meeting. Roll call was an-
swered by donating an ar-
ticle for the bazaar, Mrs.
• Joan Scott and Mrs. Ruth
Rome as hostesses took
charge of the worship service
and served a delicious lunch.
Personals
Dianne Corbett, Minden is
spending some holidays with
her parents.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Newey of
London visited her parenth
on the weekend.
Official ceremonies were
held November 13 to open the
120 mile McGillivray
ham,
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
A number from the
community attended the St.
Paul's Anglican Church
bazaar at the Kirkton
•Woodham Community
Centre on Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Baker,
Lambeth and Mr. & Mrs.
Bev Westman of Granton
were Sunday guests with Mr,
& Mrs. Glenn Copeland,
Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna.
A number from the at-
tended the Kirkton United
Church anniversary on
Sunday,. The services at
Woodham were withdrawn
for the occasion.
Miss Jean Copeland was a
Sunday , guest with Mr. &
Mrs. Clarence Switzer of
Kirkton, Mrs. Alf May and
Miss Doris May of Toronto
were also visitors.
Nippa received .Secondary
School Honour Graduation
Leslie Harrison and Heike
Diplomas. Rhea Markus and
Doug -Latta .received
Secondary School
Graduation Diplomas. Joyce
Earhart received a cer-
tificate of training.
North Middlesex District
High School at ParkHill held
their graduation. exercises
recently. Students from this
area receiving Secondary
School Graduation Diplomas
were Marian De Weerd,
Wendy Lee and Terry
Spruyette.
During the Undergraduate
Award Assembly,
Christine . De. Weerd
received the McGillivray
Township Award in English, Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Art, Hodgins
Math and Science, John- were guests at the Huron stone's Baker Award in
County Warden's Banquet Family Studies and the
held Thursday night at North' C.U.P.E. History Award.
Dorothy Cunningham St. United Church, Goderich,
where Warden Bill ,Morley received a certificate of
training. Congratulations! and his wife, Leona, were
honoured for the year as to all.
Warden• of Huron County. Among the winners of the
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Tuesday, November 18th 1980 ,-
10:00 A.M.
our new 'store in Clinton. After 30
we've moved across the street.
and a hundred times more beautiful.
festivities. Mayor Harold Lobb
'also be announcing the winners
and' e awarding the grand prize.
Free rose to
first hundred
the "A big thank you'
shoppers to all Anstett customers."
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Clandeboye •
Medway High School at
Arva held their Com-
mencement Exercises • on
Friday evening. Clandeboye
area students receiving
special awards and diplomas
were; Allah Murray, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Murray,
received the Ontario Scholar
Award (average of at least
80 percent in six credits in
the work of grade 13) The
Donald Mackenzie Memorial
Award (Highest marks in
grade 13 English) The
George Schmidt, Memorial
LATEST STYLE — Minister of Housing Claude Bennett admires some sweaters in Anita
Swartman's shop. Bennett toured some Main Street businesses while in Exeter to open the
parkettes Wednesday. Staff photo
Clandeboye students given
awards at commencement
Play first euchre
at Brinsley school
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PATHFINDERS ORGANIZE — A Pathfinders group for girls has been organized in Exeter. Back, left, District Commissioner
Sylvia Smith and leaders Marilyn Hern, Nancy Hines and Marg Niblock. Centre, Denise Renning, Heather Hern, Judy Coates
and Karen Rowe. Front, Cathy Coates, Diane Warwick, Hedther Jamieson, Laurie Mclelland and Jodi McBride. Missing were
Pam Johns and Julie Blommaert, T-A photo
Award (Grade 13 Science,
general proficiency and
contribution to school ac-
tivities), an Academic "M"
and an Honours Secondary
Diploma. Cunningham,Tracy u
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joe
Cunningham received the
1958 Commer;cial Graduates
Award for grade 12 in the
Grade Academic
Proficiency Awards. Tracey
received the grade 12
Commerical Award also her
Academic "M" and
Secon.dary School
Graduation Diploma.
township waterworks at the
Ausable booster pumping
station on Middlesex county
road 24 with the Hon. Harry
Parrott Minister of
Environment as guest
AilSa Craig Legion Poetry
and Essay Contest, to
commemorate Rememb-
ranee Day, were two
Clandeboye area students.
Gerald Cunningham, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bev Cun-
ningham won first prize in
the Category 2 for Grade 7
and 8 students.
Megan Henry, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Henry
won 1st place in Category 1,
for Grades 4, 5 and 6. These
students, along with other
winners, will compete in' a
district competition at a
later date. Gerald and.
Megan attend McGillivray
Central School
Congratulations!
Personals
Jack Pickering is a patient
in St. Joseph'S hospital,
London, •
Mrs. Milton Sweitzer
returned home Saturday
after a week in Stra.throy
General hospital, Hugh and Annie Morenz. •
Willis and Ella Desjardine Congratulations to John
were supper guekts, Sunday and Linda Wuerth on the
evening at Grand Bend with arrival of a baby daughter,
Alvin and Clara Statton, Rebecca Lynn ("Becky") on
Mrs. Trellis Little visited November 5.
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