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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-10-27, Page 22rir Pogo 22 October 27,1982 Best Interest 141% We represent many Trust Companies. We ore often able to ar- range for the highest interest being of- fered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates 'subject to clio, JE eaiser.Keeale Insurance Brokers Inc. EXETER 235-2420 GRAND BEND 238-8484 CLINTON GODERICH 482-9747 524-2118 Kippen WI roll call 'Canadian buying' Sy MRS. RENA CALDWELL Kippen East Women's In- stitute met at the home of Mrs. Campbell Eyre October 20. President Mrs. Drum- mond began with a poem "1 am glad". Roll call, "Why 1 buy Cana- dian", brought answers that we buy Canadian if we can but we must also buy from other countries if we expect them to buy from us. Mrs. Alderdice gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. Stewart Pepper gave the Sun- shine report and Mrs. Drum- mond reported on the rally. Mrs. Stewart Pepper as federated representative will attend the area convention and Mrs. Cecil Pepper will be the delegate. Invitation to Crediton for November 17 McCann Redi-Mix Inc. DASHWOOD, ONTARIO ALL TYPES OF CONCRETE WORK REDI-MIX CONCRETE & FORMWORK PRECAST PRODUCTS DEALER MANGERS SLATS STEPS CURBS Phone Office 237-3647 Lloyd 236-4819 For Exeter Council The Working Man's Working Man 2 years on council - served on Public works Committee - Industrial Promoction committee - Cemetery Board committee Drains Committee Exeter Kinsmen Club - 9 years of Executive Work -.Zone Officer (Cystic Fibrosis Chairman) - last 4 years perfect attendance at all Kin functions Trivitt Memorial Anglican'Church - Board of Management - People's Warden Dependability - 20 years with the same company (Nor- thern Telecom) - Family Man, Wife: Phyllis, Children:. Tom, Terry, & Tracy Let Me Work For You VOTE Tom Humphreys November 8, 1982 Exeter Phone 235-2373 Notice of Poll Township of. Hibbert and the Police Village of Dublin A poll will be held in the Township of Hibbert and the Police Village of Dublin to elect to the office of: Reeve, Deputy Reeve and Three Councillors for the Township of Hibbert Three Trustees for' the Police Village of Dublin One Separate School Trustee for the Townships of Logan and Hibbert Polling Day will be: Monday, November 8th, 1982 Polls will open at 11 o'clock in the morning and will close at 8 o'clock in the afternoon at the following locations. Township of Hibbert for Reeve, Deputy Reeve, Three Councillors and Separate School Trustee: Poll No. 1 (Con. 1-3 Lots 1-30 and the Police \ Village of Dublin.) Township Office, Dublin Poll No. 2 (Cons. 4-9, Lots 1 - 30 and The Hamlet of Staffo). Township Hall, Staffa Poll No. 3, (Con 10. 11 & 12 Lots 1 - 30, Cons. 13 Lots 5 - 30, Con. 14 Lots 8 - 30, N.T.R. lots . 22 - 27 and the Hamlet of Cromarty . Cromarty Chjrch Hall, Cromarty Police Village of Dublin for three trustees The William' Feeney Building, Mill Street, Dublin Advance Polls An advance poll will be held for the pur- pose of receiving votes of electors who ex- pect to be unable to vote on the regular polling day. The Advance Poll will be held in The Township of Hibbert Office, Mill Street, Dublin, Saturday, October 30, 1982 Advance Poll will open at 9 o'clock in the morning, and close at 8 o'clock in the evening. Voting by Proxy , Electors eligible to vote by proxy must make application to the Clerk for a certificate to vote by proxy before 5 o'clock in the afternoon on: Monday, November 8th, 1982 Charles Friend, A.M.C.T. Clerk. Township of Hibbert was accepted. Motto, "Make it well and it will sell", was given by Mrs. Robert Kinsman. She said if a job is worth doing, it is wor4h doing well and she ad- vised, "be the best of whatever you are". Mrs. Hugh Parsons gave a poem, "Autumn". Mrs. Campbell Eyre in- troduced the speaker. Harold Elliott and his assistant Mary Elliott. Mr. Elliott tested the samples of water from the wells used by the members and pointed out that -our- drinking water is full - of pollutants. Ile advised (he use of distill- ed water to prevent arthritis and other diseases of the bone structure. Everyone had a drink of distilled water the compliments of Grace and Campbell Eyre. Mrs. 'Stewart Pepper gave current events and -courtesy remarks. Mrs. AI IIoggarth conducted a contest. Meeting closed with the Royal An- them. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse, Mrs. Harold Parsons and the hostess and co -hostess Mrs. Wm. Bell. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones on the oc- casion of their 40th wedding anniversary. Shipka men hunt moose • By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Shipka \Irs. Horst- Kovitzki and • daughter Angela, of Evart. Michigan, spent the weekend at Mrs. Kovitzki's sister, Lucille and Harold Vincent, Lori. Mike and Michelle. The girl's mother, Mrs. Fred lloff- man, returned home to Michigan after a holiday with her family here. Lorne Fenner and his son Jim, of Camlachie, are hone from a moose hunting trip in the area of Englehart, near the Quebec border. Other area hunters home from moose hunting are Harold Vincent, Carmen Lovie, Larry Lovie, Stan and Ken Lovie. These men were up in the area of White River and Marathon on the northeast side of Lake Superior. Due to. an 18 inch snowfall in that area some of the men left for home a couple of days earlier before they got snowed in. Mrs. Leota Snyder has been a patient this past two weeks in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Lorne and Dorothy Fenner and Mabel Guenther were supper guests. Monday, with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nicholson at Courtright. Saturday night visitors with Hugh and Annie Morenz were George and Alarie'Chowen, of Southcott Pines. Sunday visitors and supper guests with Alorenz's were their cousins. Ed and Shirley Col- eman. of Tiverton. Westerner visiting here By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Crediton East Mrs. ,Cecil I Arliss Caughlin of Chilliwack. B.C. • is visiting with her mother Mrs. Cora Wein of Exeter and her brother Wismar Wein and family. A very successful sale Oc- tober 16 was held at the home of Mrs. Cora Wein. Mrs. Stan Preszcator spent Friday and Sunday with her mother Mrs. Edward Regele of RR 4 Walton. Marvin Wein returned home Monday from St. ,Joseph's hospital, London. CREDITON LIONS AID PARK — The Crediton Lions=club made a recent donation of $500 to the Crediton Parks Board. Past president Norm Eveland presents the che- que to parks board officials John Stewart. At the right is acting president Bill Wilds. Seniors donate Dashwood honours athletes By MRS. IRVIN RADER Eugene Hartman: most iln- Dashwood proved, Justin Scott: most • Dashwood Seniors met valuable- player. Derek Monday, October 18. opening Masse. with. "0 Canada- and the Senior tykes were. Lord's Prayer. President, presented trophies Irom Don Mrs. Eben \Veigand presided. O'Rourke, George Keeller and A donation 01 S2011 was Bill Vandeworp.'),I.S.1'.. Bill given. to the community. carp Vandeworp, M.11'.. Bruce ire board and S200 to the Dietrich:. M.V.1'.. Paul Dashwood volunteer firemen Mellecke. -Bob 11oftman for the their services to the presented John Denomnle community.-:\ letter of thanks witha trophy for the best hat - from Town and Country; ting average. Homemakers was read. Bantam. trophies •were There will be five groups in- presented by Joe Arnold and stead of six in the new year. Irvin Martin. M..S.P., Marty The Christmas party \citl he Alerner,: M.LP.. Jeff Smith: held Monday, November 29 li.V.P., Brian Dixon. with the catering group in- Presenting midget trophies charge of the tneal. Groups were Glen Thurman and Alike five and six are in charge. Rau. M.S.P., Darrel Mrs: Lloyd Rader's group Gingerich; M.LP.. Brian. was in charge of entertain- Kading; M.V:P.: Dwayne ment and progressive euchre Laporte. was played. Winners were; A trophy case presented by high. Mrs. :Mervyn Tiernan.. Dashwood Industries was on and Emil Becker: low. ,Nit's. display with midget and tyke Everett Ifaist and Mrs. Cindy trophies and crests from the Keller: lone hands, Mrs. Let- other. teams. to Taylor. Lost lleir and Joe Zimmer introduced the cr•okitiole were also played. new executive as follows: . • president, Mike Rau: vice - Pot Luck Dinner president, Don O'Rourke, minor athletics treasurer, Elaine Keller: held their annual pot luck din, , secretary, Beanie Rau: Julie nee. Sunday. it was very suc- O'Rourke, town contact. cessful with 195 people in at tendance. The meal was delicious. They would like to thank everyone for coming and bringing so much food. They had an excellent speaker, Father Nelligan, pastor of Mt. Carmel. parish' and everyone enjoyed hits.. Ile said the trophies were not as important as building your character into a stronger per- son mentally. Earl Keller and Ken Gent - Personals Airs. Dave Rader and'Alrs. Jim Becker spent last weekend at Penetang with the former's aunt. Mrs. Laura Lackie. Members of the Lutheran \Vomen's Missionary League. Mrs. Mayo AIellecke, Helen Nadiger, Mrs. Bill Becker, Mrs. Roy Gibson and Mrs. Florence Nlartene attended a •tner presented the junior workshop on the new tykes with trophies and the Lutheran hymnals at Wart - t hree medallion winners burg Monday. October 18. were; most sportsmanlike. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love spent Fn clay in Sarnia with Nit', and Mrs. Clare Love and gamily. \ Sunday guests with Nit-. and \Irs. Lloyd Rader were AIr. and.Mrs. Ivan Taylor, Kit- chener: Nlr and \Irs. Wendell Giunble, London: and Air. and Mrs. Irvin Rader.' \liss Edna Willer,, ,Mit- chel!, Mr. and Nil's. Oscar Miller and .loan F'inkbeiner were Sunday guests with \1r. «in(1 Airs. Alelvin Stade and. -Sherrie. John Becker, who has been a patient in University Hospital, London., returned home Monday. Mrs. Gerald Mason is a pa- tient in South Virion Hospital,. Exeter. AIr. and Alt's. Hugh Boyle. Dean and 'Trevor attended the Smith -Burley wedding at Wyoming, Saturday. Dean was hest Man for his cousin who • is • also Mrs. Boyle's nephew. . Miss Laurie Becker. 'I'ren- -ton. spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Becker. Many relatives attended the Brintnell. Zantzi wedding in Brantford on Saturday, Oc- tober 23. From this area were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Miller and Lisa, Dashwood, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Forrester, Tanya and Laurie, Mrs. Lyla Broderick and Mrs. Almira Ford, Exeter. Kathy Brintnell is the daughter of Mr. •and Airs. John Brintnell of Baden. Miss Dianne Miller, cousin of the hi-ide was a bridesmaid and Vickie Miller read the -scrip- ture reading. SaintsburyUCW meet guests with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall spent the weekend with their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cunningham. Icon is suffering from a broken ankle. Air. and Mrs. Jim Young, Lucas and Miss Marylon and Robert Tindall were Sunday dinner guests with Mrs. Mary Davis, Sunday evening. Service at Si. Patrick's Church next Sunday will be II'ld at 9:30 a.nr. standard time. Sy MRS. HMI DAVIS The October A.C.W. meeting was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Viola Atkinson with 12 members present. President Marguerite Greenlee was in charge of a Thanksgiving ser- vice. All joined in singing and .she lead in the general Thanksgiving prayer. Secretary Mary Jefferies gave the minutes of the September meeting, treasurer Mary Davis gave a short report, the "Carroll" family made a generous con- tribution to the ladies for their help with the "Golden Wed- ding Anniversary" of Harry and Eileen Carroll held recently. Plans were made for the Bishops. Visit to St. Patrick's November 7 and for a home baking sale at the Craft show in the Lucan arena November 13 and for a dessert euchre in the Parish Hall at 1 p.m. November 17th when the winning ticket for A.C.W. quilt will be drawn, everyone is welcome. At the beginning of the afternoon the hostess served a delicious dessert luncheon. Mary Kooy contributed a very amusing reading "The Things I'm Thankful For". The meeting closed with prayer. Reeve Wilson and Mrs. Hodgins were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis at the annual road Superintendents' association • dinner at the Lucan arena, Saturday evening. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Davis attended the 60th an- Ctatxieboys Evelyn Boman of Kent, England arrived Wednesday to spend several months with her sister, Edie Worthington. Lewis and Elnora Raycroft returned Friday from a three week visit with relatives and friends in Knoxville, Tennessee. Rupert Williams is patient in Sl. Joseph's Hospital, suf- fering from a broken hip. Viola Carter, accompanied by Marg and Cyrial Lee of London returned Friday from a ten day visit with Patricia and John Brownlee and fami- ly in Savannah, Georgia. Mary Elliott'.and son Rob, Port Carling were weekttn(1 visitors with Hazel Williams Clandeboye United Church Women catered for the Hardy -Curtin wedding din- ner, at Lucan Community centre, Saturday. niversary service, at Centralia United Church and had their family Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacGillivray and Courtney and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis and Crystal for dinner Sunday evening. Mrs. Greta Gibson and Mrs. Mary Davis, Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott MacRoberts and Mrs. Alma Godbolt were guests Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis and Sunday Mrs. Lela Abbott and Mrs. Mabel Needham, Lucan and Mr. and Mrs. 11. Godbolt, Bayfield were dinner To the Voters of Hibbert To serve our Township for a second term as REEVE I would appreciate your support in the upcoming election On Monday. November 8th VOTE ROY SWART Ben Hoogenboom for Council. I am interested in a strong local government concerned with representing all viewpoints and interests.) am prepared to listen'to and discuss decisions and their implications with the voters. I will give, the endeavors of the town my cons- cientious consideration and use my enthusiasm as 1 have in the many organizations and pro- jects to which 1 have given my support in the past. Now is a time for better planning to enable us to get more from our tax dollars. On November 8...i;Elect HOOGENBOOM, Ben MOUNT CARMEL STUDENT COUN of Mount Carmel Separate School president Mike Conlin, president secretary Sandra Relouw. \ To the ratepayers of Hibbert Twp. on Nov. 8 REIIELECT JOHN KINSMAN I have been serv- ing on council for the past four years and would ap- preciate your sup- port for another term, FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS CALL 262.5472 CIL The 1982-83 student council at Our Lady was named recently. From the left are vice - Dennis Dietrich, treasurer Jon O'Connor and T -A photo • • Separate School Huron•Per+h Trustee VOTE Michael /„\ Ryan �`�� on November 8, 1982 - Choice - Restraint - Maintain High Education Standard - Represent Ratepayers • in a Con- struc tive way / A CIT1I4; i,iiiit 6:4;„‘ s 4, J,t. AWARDS We need your nominations NOW for Ontario Junior Citizens of the Year In 1981 the Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Program wes launched, to afford public recognition for outstanding achieve- ments or acts of courage and initiative, by young citizens aged six to 18 yeers Last fvbrch, the first winners were honored •- 12 individuals and the entire student body of one'school. They were selected from 172 nominations and included young people who were commended for heroic, lifesaving actions; for showing exceptional initiative to community service protects: or for striving [Acp to overcome physusl (imitations and meet or exceed the achlevernents of other young people You. the citizens of Ontario. can help bring More of these outstanding young people to our attention, so we will be able to give them the honour and public recognition v deserve. Ifwyo they so richly you know a young person whoeecourage. ingenuity, reaouroe- fulness, selflessness and fortitude deserves recognition, please fill in the attached nomination form or contact the person nerved below. who is the Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year co-ordinator for this community Jim Beckett Exeter Times Advocate P.O. Box 850, Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S0 A COMMUNITY PROJECT OF CP AIR AND THIS NEWSPAPER ( P sad (1 1, ga au trimmed ittlhuyl., Of C.•4•14•„ P ,rK Leiria -- I am proud to nominate Birthdate Address of My name is Address Phone No for a 1982 Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award Name of this newspape, (Please enclose a separate sheet telling Why you believe an award is deserved ) NOMINATIONS CLOSE DECEMBER 1, 1982 1