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Page 10 Times -Advocate, November 20, 1996
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Exeter Public Utilities Commission employees Steve Skinner, left, and Randy Bilcke
were busy last week decorating lamp posts along Main Street. It took two days to
decorate approximately 50 lamp posts. The Exeter Business Association provided the
decorations while the PUC provided the service.
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Puppeteer entertains at St. Patrick's service
Liz Jay and her puppets told a sto-
ry to the children.
By H. Davis
Saintsbury correspondent
SAINTSBURY - St. Patrick's celebrated their Holy
Eucharist service at 10:30 a.m. November 17 with
Rev. Stanley Jay officient. Liz Jay, with her puppets
Mr. Grump and Book Worm, led the children's focus
based on the readings "Tough Love". Heather MacGil-
livray gave the scripture readings and Courtney Mac-
Gillivray and Crystal Davis were servers for the ser-
vice.
November 24, St. Patria's will celebrate Morning
Prayer service at 10:30 a.m. "Reign of Christ Sunday"
Year A.
Anyone wishing a Canadian Church Calendar for
1997 may contact Hazel Davis before December. -
Ron and Margaret Carroll were • Sunday dinner
guests with Brenda and Terry Iredale, Matthew, Mitch-
el and Michelle of Exeter. Margaret was celebrating
her birthday.
Jean Hodgins and Stevie MacGillivray visited with
Mary Davis this week. Sunday, Stevie MacGillivray
and Mary Davis. were dinner guests with Bob, Heather,
Courtney, Katie -Scarlett, Caleb and Corbin MacGilliv-
/
ray.
A group of the senior women from St. Patrick's met
last Monday for another successful meat piemaking
bee with plans for another work day in November to
fill all orders.
The Davis's visited with Ralph and Joyce Simpson
in London last week and Wednesday Hazel visited
with friend Joyce Sovereign.
Sympathy of the community goes to the family of
the late Velma Hodgins, who passed away last week
and was buried from St. James Anglican Church, St.
Marys, on Thursday.
Hospital Auxiliary meets
EXETER - The November 12
meeting of South Huron Hospital
Auxiliary began at 1 p.m. with the
social committee serving dessert.
and coffee. At 2 p.m. President
Donna Paynter welcomed everyone
and thanked the social committee.
Agnes Aunger introduced the
speaker, Ernie Miatello, Pharmacist
at Huron Apothecary, Exeter.
Miatello spoke on the proper use
of medication and the possible side
effects of certain drugs. After a
question and answer period he was
thanked by Marg Fisher. The Treas-
urer Vera Armstrong reported a to-
tal profit from the annual "Tag
Day" of $8380.29 and the fall rum-
mage sale profit of $9159.15. The
membership stands at 164. On
April I the fee for membership will
increase from $2. to $5. yearly. We
have nine teen volunteers including
one boy.
Donna Paynter, Mary Fisher,
Agnes Aunger and Olga Davis
were among the delegates from
Hospital Auxiliaries across Ontario
who attended the annual Conven-
tion of H.A.A.O. at the Royal York
Hotel, Toronto from November 4
to November 6.
The Convention theme was
"H.A.A.O. volunteers, the Heart of
Healthcare"! The speaker for the
opening plenary session on Mon-
day was Maurice O'Callaghan who
shared the secrets of finding a
unique balance in our daily routine
and expanding our personal crea-
tivity as he demonstrated "The
Magic Way of Going".
On Tuesday delegates attended
concurrent sessions offering oppor-
tunities to learn more about: Self
expression, Coping with Loss, Eat-
ing Smart, Amalgamation, Mergers
and Restructuring, Alternative
Medicine, Hearing Loss; The
Changing Hospital Environment,
Multiple Organ Retrieval, etc. A
special all day seminar was held
for gift shop volunteers.
Tuesday evening a gala banquet
"Hearts on Parade" was held to
honor H.A.A.O. Provincial Life
members.
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account of the valour and the horror
of World War I is now in the librar-
ies of all public schools in Huron,
and the Catholic schools in Perth
and Huron, thanks to the generosity
of the Royal Canadian Legion.
Gordon De Jong, Zone Com-
mander of Zone CI (comprised of
10 Legion branches in Huron
County, plus one in Perth and two
in Bruce) presented 60 copies of
the booklet 'Lest We Forget: 161st
Battalion of Huron' to Roxanne
Brown, chair of the Huron County
Board of Education and vice chair
Allen Carter, member for Tucker -
smith and Hensel!, atthe board of-
fice recently. Each of the 24 public
elementary and six secondary
schools in Huron will receive two
copies.
A similar presentation was made
at the Huron -Perth Separate School
Board office in Dublin to Dr. Jim
Brown, director of education, Gae-
tan Blanchette, superintendent of
education, and board member Mike
Miller. Twenty-two copies will be
distributed to the two secondary
schools and nine of the 10 elemen-
tary schools under that board's ju-
risdiction. (Classes at the tenth
school go only to grade three.)
'Lest We Forget' was commis-
sioned to honor, remember and
give thanks for the valiant men who
served in the 161st Battalion of Hu-
ron County. Eighty years ago this
month 35 officers and 790 NCOs
and enlisted men from across the
county sailed from Halifax and
landed at Liverpool to "do their bit"
for an England at war. They took
part in the bloodiest battles of a war
that wasted thousands of young
lives, and acquitted themselves ad-
mirably. One hundred and thirty-
two were killed or died of their
wounds.
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a ceremony is held each year since
that first November 1 I in 1918 that
brought an appalling and senseless
slaughter to an end.
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