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Po , e 6 Times -Advocate, November 4, 1987
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IN CHARACTER? — Greeting customers at Wuerth's Shoes in their
pre -Hallowe'en get-up were Terry Reid (left), John Wuerth and Cheryl
Dunn.
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CLOWNING AROUND —
Decorators Touch Plus employees
Dorothy Lono (left) and Marilyn
Waldeck donned suitable attire
for work the day before
Hallowe'en.
A GREAT PUMPKIN — IGA employee Michelle Wells put the prices
on packages while dressed as o pumpkin in a pre -Hallowe'en try -out.
Exeter Legion Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to the R.E.
Pooley Exeter Branch 167 Royal
Canadian Legion held their regular
meeting Monday, October 26 with 42
members present.
A scrumptious pot luck supper was
enjoyed at 7 p.m. The tables looked
attractive with coloured leaves and
bouquets of fill mums. .
President Shirley Smith conducted
business.
Lillian Anderson won the 50/50
draw for October, Elsie Jory the
mystery prize.
Sports chairperson Barbara Hearn
reported two cribbage teams have ad-
vanced to District level and five
teams have advanced to District
darts.
A $50 donation each was made to
Iluron Day Centre for the Homebound
and Survival Through Friendship
House of Huron County.
New sweaters will be purchased for
Granton
Church” news
By MRS. E. SUMMERS
At SL Thomas Anglican Church,
Rev. Beverly Wheeler was celebrant
for the Holy Eucharist and spoke on
"Wisdom and Truth" and where do
we see God. We can see God
anywhere in the world if we have
faith, "wisdom and knqwledge.
The thinister read, the gospel and
Roy Moore the two lessons. In the an-
nouncements, the ladies of the church
were reminded of the bazaar being
held on November 14 from 2 to 4.
Following the service there was a
time of fellowship in the church hall.
At Granton United Church, Rev.
Bruce Pierce was in charge of the
morning worship and entitled his Ser-
mon "There Came One Running".
The call to worship was Do not
conform any longer to the pattern of
this world but be transformed by the
renewing of your mind, then y(iu will
be able to test and approve what
God's will is, The children's hymn
was."Jesus, friend of little children".
On Wednesday November 11 from
4:30 to 7:00 in Granton United Church
a beef supper will be served.
The weather was ideal for the
Hallowe'en goblins and ghosts, Satur-
day evening.
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the Peewee hocky team sponsored by
the Legion Ladies Auxiliary.
Plans were made for two large ban-
quets coming up.
October is our anniversary month,
a 20 -year pin was presented to
Dorothy Wallace, a 25 -year pin to
Margaret Coombs and 3.5 -year pins to
Julie Higgins and Amanda Hamilton.
President Smith on behalf of the
Auxiliary presented past president
Esther Hillman with a gift, express-
ing our appreciation for her serving
a two-year term as president.
President Smith closed the
• meeting.
Joanne McKnight and her group
served lunch. -
The next general meeting is Mon-
day, November 23 at 8:30 p.m.
LITTLE ELF — Diane Beaver got
into the Hallowe'en spirit before
serving delicatessen customers
at the EMA store.
BAG LADY Don Beaver helps
cashier Joanne Wolper at the
IGA check-out the day before
Hallowe'en.
Retail
tricks
and
treats
Fire agreement passes
The fire agreement for the.Exeter
and area fire board has been approv-
•ed by the four participating
municipalities.
At Monday's meeting of Exeter
council, Deputy -reeve Lossy Fuller in
reporting on a recent fire -board
meeting said there had• been con-
siderable discussion regarding the
sharing of costs of fire hydrants
within -the boundaries of the town of
Exeter.
She indicated the sharing of
hydrant costs had been agreed upon
and a chart covering same was being
included in the agreement. •
Stephen township advised that Lots
9 and 10 on North Boundary Conces-
sion which is Highway 83 are to be
taken out of the Exeter agreement
and included in the territory covered
by the Dashwood department. -
A recommendation will go to area
councils to support the county of
Huron Rescue -Support System in
their efforts to obtain funding of abut
$72,500 from the J.E.P.P. Program.
Area councils are to advise Fred
Lobb, Clinton -Fire Chief and Mutual
Aid Co-ordinator directly.
Reserve fund monies have been in-
vested with Standard Turst and Na-
tional Trust in one year G.I.C.'s.
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