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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-10-30, Page 27New residents at Centralia By Mrs. TOM KOOY We say "welcome" to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Bergen and Jeremy former- ly of Huron Park to the home they purchased from Mrs. Clara Cunn- ington. Also to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durward and family who have mov- ed into the Jolly house on Richmond street. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Snelgrove and Rob are in the process of moving to Main Street in Crediton. The Ferguson home on Victoria Street where they have lived has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hartford and family, Huron Park. Friday dinner guests with Tom and Mary Kooy were Harry and Marian Noels, Helen MacDonald and Mary Davis all of Lucan and Bonnie and Clyde Kooy, Huron Park. Clyde re- mained for the weekend. Mrs. Carol Mills had a very suc- cessful open house Saturday and Sun- day when she showed how very ar- tistic she is in making wedding flowers and crafts of all kinds. Some people couldn't wait until Saturday and called on her Friday evening. The euchre party in the communi- ty centre had 15 tables playing con- vened by Harry and Marian Noels, Helen MacDonald and Jack Dickins with prizes going to high score Joyce Willert, Russell Brown. Lone hands Margaret Carter, Charlie Rollings. Lucky no. Dorothy Darling. Nelson Squires. Next party November 4 will be con- vened by Joe and Margaret Carter, Mrs. Meikle, Mrs. Regier and Nelson Squire. ANNUITY Shopping and place- - Professional advice - shop over 35 companies to get best rates - convenient placement - follow-up procedures Geo. A. Godbolt CLU Life Insurance, Annuities and Investment Funds 'Phone 235-2740 SORTING RUMMAGE — Sam Bower and Pat Skinner were two of the many mole volunteers at Thursday's South Huron Hospital Aux- iliary rummage sale. T -A photo Good attendance at Thames Road party By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE About 60 adults and children attend- ed the messengers Hallowe'en party in Thames Road Church Saturday afternoon. Rev. Robert and Mrs. Matheson were the judges. The following received prizes: Witch - Brenda Elford; Vampire - Tim Parker and Shannon Snow; Cowboys - Ryan. Parker; Cowgirls - Rebecca Miller; Indians Vanessa Bray; Clowns, Erin Coward, Caleb Johns. Animals - Laura Skinner, Jonathon Dyl.eman; Smurfs - Trevor Skinner; Strawberry Shortcake - Lori Richard- son: Small pumpkin - Kelly Fulton; Pirates - Shawna Rowe; Cabbage Patch Kid - Amy Walters and Robot - Amy Johns. A smorgasbord lunch of sand- wiches and cookies and a cold drink was then partaken of. The leaders of the messengers are Mrs. Dennis Rowe and Mrs. Gerry Morgan. Personals Eleven ladies from Thames Road were guests on Wednesday evening with Elimville ladies when they enter- tained several other U.C.W. groups. Mrs. Agnes King of Hickson was the guest speaker. Mrs. Ross Hargreaves of Kintore was also in attendance. Electors of Exeter VOTE WINTER, DON For Councillor On November 12, '1985 Your support at the polls would be appreciated For rides call 235-1354 Have you started thinking of starting your own small business? A Seminar "How to Start A Small Business" will be held in the Olde Town Hall Wednesday, November 13, 1985 at 7:00 p.m. (no charge) Sponsored by: Ontario Ministry of Industry, Trade and Technology and the Ex- eter Economic Development Committee Interested persons should contact the Clerk's Office at 235-0310 For active representation... on November 12 Re-elect Ben Hoogenboo �In.l.■rll Ben Hoogenboom with wife Susan, children Benjamin and Jenna (Kirsten absent) On November 12 Re-elect Ben Hoogenboom who has been active in Exeter's progress and who knows the community through his keen in• volvement in it over the past 18 years. • Member of Exeter Counzil • Chairman of Social Services Committee • Member of Exeter Planning Board • Member of Exeter committee of Adjustment • Past member South Huron Hospital Board of Directors • Member South Huron Hospital Foundation • Member Exeter B.I.A. • Post member Kinsmen Club • Charter member of Exeter Heritage Foundation For Councillor... Elect Ben Noogenboom LET THIS EXPERIENCE WORK FOR YOU x Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde had sup- per with Mrs. Marguerite Gibson of London Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne were Friday evening supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lamport. Ex- eter and Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cottle, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johns and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde were Friday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Oliver, David. Ryan -and Julie, New Hamburg spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pepper of Exeter were Saturday night visitorvith Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Campbell. Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Westcott of Usborne Township were Friday evening supper guests with Mr. and Mrs.'Ken Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Baxter and Jeremy, Mitchell and Floyd Duncan •were Sunday evening supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Richardson and family. Sunday services will beas usual on Sunday morning November 3 at 11:15 a.m. The November meeting of the United Church Women will be held on Monday .November 4, at 8 p.m. At Ailsa Craig Times -Advocate. October 30, 1985 Page ISA UCW to make carrot pudding By ALICE DICKENS Aliso Croig The fall Thank-ottermg meeting of the United Church was held October 8 when president, Mary Clark open- ed the meetng with a poem "Give thanks to the Lord". During the worship, Janice Karr gavethoughts of thanksgiving, Mary Sutherland read th$ scripture, and Jean Maguire read an item on 'thanks be to the Lord'. Two hymns were sung followed by prayer by Janice. Mary Scafe introduced 16 year old Debbi Gawne, of Parkhill area, who told how she became a winner of a public speaking contest at the United Nations in New York City. Following this, Charlene McNair tap-danced. Gertrude Rosser presented both with a gift. We accepted an invitation to attend the Presbyterian church November 3. A letter from the Regional president, Mrs. Elliott McKichan was read. The sunshine convener reported sending seven cards to shut-ins. Making carrot puddings is schedul- ed twice in November and last minute plans for the Christmas Cupboard Bazaar November 16 are being made. Happy Gang The Happy Gang seniors entertain- ed the Sunshine and Busy Buddies groups from. Lucan to a dessert euchre in the Legion hall, Wednesday. Sixteen tables of euchre were at play with winners as follows - Hazel Walker, Hannah Clark, Mrs. Dowell; ladies special score number 60 was won by Audrey Hodgins; Harry Noels, Tom Carter, Betty Adair. Special men's score of 58 was won by Levi White. The next meeting will be October 30 with a pot -luck dinner followed by euchre. Despite the heavy rain October 18, a group'of 50 seniors filled the Activi- ty Centre to see the beautiful pictures of New Zealand. Mrs. Evelyn McNaughton, who had been there recently, shared her trip with the group. Ervin Gingerich, chairman of the Centre committee, expressed thanks to Evelyn for the fine presentation. Following this, Ted Tong of Pictou, N.S. who was in the audience and visiting Jean and Elliott McKichan, drew the ticket of the Windmill quilt which was won by Mrs. David (Beth) Mains, Church street, Ailsa Craig. Many found the artifacts displayed by Evelyn very interesting. Tea and cookies were served by Margaret Wilson and committee. FRESH PRODUCE — Many fresh fruits and vegetables were on sale at Thursday's South Huron Auxiliary rummage sale as displayed by Alice Parsons and Audrey McRoberts. T -A photo NOTICE OF POLL TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH A poll will be hold In the Township of Tuckersmlth to elect: 1 member for Reeve 1 member for Deputy -Reeve 2 members for Council 1 trustee for the Huron County Board of Education POLLING DAY WILL BE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 198S Polls will be open from 11:80 o'clock In the morning and will dose at 0:00 In the evening at the following locations: POLLING SUBDIVISION 1- Id soyci s Reddens*, Egrnondvllle. , POLLING SUBDIVISION 2- lethal Bible Church, Egmondvllle. POLLING SUBDIVISION 3- Alex Townsend's Residence, Lot N, Con. 3. L.R.S. POLLING SUBDIVISION 4- Pena a Jed Caldwell'. Residence, Lott, Con. 11, H.R.S. POLLING SUBDIVISION 5- Huronvl•w. POLLING SUBDIVISION 6- Vanastra Recreation Centre. ADVANCE POLL Will be held for the purpose of receiving the votes of electors who expect to ba unable to vote on the regular Polling Day. The Advent* Poll will be held In the Cleric's Office, Venastra Perk, on Saturday, November Ind. INS. The Advance Poll will be open at t:N o'clock In the morning end close at S:M o'clock In the evening. PROXY VOTING A person who hes been eppolnted a voting proxy may apply to the Clark not later than 5 o'clock In the afternoon of Polling Day to receive a certificate to vote by proxy for the Polling Subdivision In which the parson appointing the voting proxy Is entitled to vote. GIVEN UNDER MY HANG this 21th day of October. 1143. J.R. McLachlan, Returning Officer, Township of Tuckarsmlth. Miss Sandra Gedhill, London, visited recently with her grand- mother, Mrs. Lena Stokes. All members of Riverview Women's Institute are urged to the meeting on November 5 at 1:30 p.m. at the Craigholme Lounge when the Resolution committee have an in- teresting program planned. Roll call is "A change I have seen in my lifetime". Everyone is to bring cookies or squares. Visitors are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Parkinson visited Mary Ann and David Brown of Sarnia. For sound and sincere local government Re-elect C. Morley Nall for Councillor Exercise your vote - some countries don't have that privilege Put a new voice on town council on November 12th... Elect Peter Snell * Native of Exeter * Family man * Fresh, new ideas * Willing to listen to your concerns "Come to our rally!" - Fri., Nov. I, 7:30 p.m. Live band in the Olde Town Hall, Exeter (outside weather permitting) VOTE Peter Snell TOWN OF EXETER 1985 MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICE is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Town of Exeter, in the County of Huron, that in compliance with the Municipal Elections Act, R.S.O. 980, Chapter 308, a ballot will be held for the Of- fices of: COUNCILLORS Six to be elected POLLS WILL BE OPEN AS' DESIGNATED BELOW ON Tuesday, November 12, 1985 - at 11:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. Poll 1 - MARJORIE ARTHUR'S BEAUTY SHOP 469 William Street South Audrey MacGregor, DRO Marjorie Arthur, Poll Clerk Poll 2 - BETHEL REFORM CHURCH BASEMENT 200 Huron Street East Pot Patterson, DRO Floy Foreman, Poll Clerk Poll 3 - EDNA SIMMONS RESIDENCE 164 Sanders Street East Edna Simmons, DRO Olgo Dovis, Poll Clerk Poll 4 - EXETER UNITED CHURCH 42'James Street (Middle South Door) Linda Hawley, DRO Elizabeth Varley, Poll Clerk Poll 5 - EXETER SCOUT HALL 133 John Street West Leila Dobbs, DRO Doris Dettmer, Poll Clerk Poll 6 - EXETER & AREA FIRE HALL 216 Main Street South Nancy Chambers, DRO Gloria McFalls, Poll Clerk Poll 7 - SHERWOOD (EXETER) LTD. 18 Wellington Street West Glenn Fisher, DRO Pete Durand, Poll Clerk Poll 8 - EXETER 8 AREA FIRE HALL 216 Main Street South Maida Boynhom, DRO Peg McLean, Poll Clerk Poll 9 - ELIZABETH LANG RESIDENCE 133 Main Street North Marion Froyne, DRO Marjorie Tuckey, Poll Clerk ADVANCE POLL — MUNICIPAL BUILDING 406 Main Street South Saturday, November 21985 9:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. Donna Glanville, DRO Suzanne Mothers, Poll Clerk DEADLINE FOR VOTING PROXY — NOVEMBER 12, 1985 of 5:00 p.m. / 1 9 1 .2J L7 Imo❑ It C, J _ ❑L7�1unUwurhri 1 I J (Mhl•y L_ �(rh•M 16 (-1 IWO-100M 0. — "�� 11 T t tVN 4 EXETER. tOVNIv O HURON STREET PLAN