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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-05-09, Page 9• QUILTERS — Angela Fleming, (left), Sandra Hullebusch and Irene Dietrich display their scrapbooks. The Crediton V 4-H quilters called their group Batt'n Around. Bi -Centennial balloon found Ry MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Thames Road While helping pick stones on his grandfather's farm Friday, Danny Rohde found the remains of a balloon that had been launched Thursday May 3 by Amy McGaffey, • The Floristry Shoppe Dashwood All Your Mother's Day Needs Marion Sharrow 237-3212 Grade 1A of Harwich Raleigh Public School near Blenheim in celebration of their Ontario Bi -Centennial. Church service Rev. Robert Matheson was in charge of the regular church service on Sunday morning at which the rite of baptism took place. Mr. Mur- ray Dawson, clerk of session welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bray at the front of the church when they presented their daughter for baptism. Rev. Robert Matheson told the children's story entitled "What A Prize." The sermon was entitled "There Could Be More...." An underlying theme of the Scripture Lessons (1 Peter 1:17-23, Acts 2:22-32 and Luke 24:13-35) is courage. As Chris- tians we are called to have THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF EXETER PUBLIC NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSING TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Municipal Corporation of the Town of Exeter, proposes to enact a By -Law pursuant to Section 298 of The Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 302, to stop -up and close that part of Mill Street at the CNR Railway Right -of -Way, more par- ticularly shown in Schedule "A" as Part 1 at- tached hereto: TAKE NOTICE THAT this closing is at the request of the CNR, to facilitate New Warning Signals of the Huron Steet West CNR Crossing. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Ex- eter shall consider the proposed By -Law at its Regular Meeting at the: Exeter Municipal Office 406 Main Street South EXETER, Ontario Tuesday, May 22nd. 1984 at 7:30 p.m ' and at that time• the Council will hear in per- son or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims that his land will be pre- judicially affected and who applies to be heard. Applications to be heard by Council may be made in writing with reasons therefore ad- dressed to: Elizabeth Bell Clerk Town of Exeter Box 759 EXETER, Ontario NOM 150 DATED AT EXETER, Ontario this 17th day of April, 1984. EXETER TOWN COUNCIL SCHEDULE "A" • al—peer s •I z rn • • • ; - . . I s STREET •1 i $ • n N rn 1 .'2 - -1 -; ST r:1r l 11 . ,.• 11 1 •t M t • 04 Pa 2 i courage in the face of adver- sity. WhenJesus encoun tered the two travellers on the road to Emmanus we are left to wonder if they wanted- .to leave Jerusalem in a hurry so the authorities, if they wanted to persecute the followers of Jesus, would not capture them. Both the passage from Acts and 1 Peter containamessage from Peter. He tells us not to commit the sin of apathy - not to put ourselves out of the run- ning because we don't think one voice can make a dif- ference in the world. He reminds us: of the strength of the life of Christ. Remember that is the travellers on the road to Em- maus, after recognizing Jesus, returned to Jerusalem to be in solidarity with the disciples. They had found the courage to face an alien and forboding environment. We, too, are to do the same! There could be moreresultingifrom our ex-• istence if we follow the pro- phetic mission to which we have been called by Christ. There will be no Sunday _School, Sunday 13 as it is Family Sunday and the children are to sit with their parents. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballan- . type, Mrs. Michael Elford, Miss Doris Elford, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde and Mrs. Glen Stewart attended the Kirkton Horticulture meeting at Kirkton-Woodham Com- munity Centre, Tuesday evening. Miss Brenda Ballantyne and friend of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ballan- tyne and Mrs. Bill Rohde were among those who at- tended the Ontario Christian Music Assembly Program in Displeased by county The council of the municipality of.Exeter open- ly expressed its displeasure at the 13.6 percent increase in requisitions by the County of Huron for 1984. In a letter to the executive committee of county council, Exeter town council express- ed concern that the county made no attempt to reduce the substantial increase in the 1984 requisition to member municipalities. "Exeter council feel it will surely have a detrimental ef- fect on Huron County's efforts to attract industry and tourism. Municipalities have to keep competitive in the field and high taxation will on- ly deter industry "and could result in decreased assess- ment," the resolution read. In speaking to the resolu- tion initiated by his council, Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle said that if theeounty was to main- tain a corhpetitive tax base, that county council would have to do its share. "We are concerned with the overall tax picture of the county," he said. "We have to embark on attracting in- dustry and to do that we must have a competitive tax base. The increase in the hudget does show good faith by the county. 1 hope you realize the impact the county budget has on the rest of the county." Prior to the passing of the county hudget, town of Goderich municipal officials endorsed a resolution asking the county to reconsider its 1984 budget. While some of the 26 member municipalities endorsed the resolution, it was received and filed by the county. CAunty councillors injected an additional $300,000 into the 1984 budget to re -activate its road program, a program council said had suffered because of budget restraint in previous years. The resolution from the town of Exeter was noted and tiled. At Dashwood WI bost grandmothers sy MRS. IRVIN RADAR Dashwood The combined Tweedsmuir History and Grandmother's meeting was held May 1 at Dashwood Community Centre with conveners, Mrs. Irvin Rader, Mrs. Flossie Willert and Mrs. Hilda Rader. Vice- president, Mrs. Eben Weigand opened the meeting with a poem I had no time. Eighteen members answered the roll call Name a pioneer of your community and his or her occupation. There were eight grandmothers present as guests. An invitation from Zurich W.I. was accepted. The District Annual was discussed for May 17. Mrs. Irvin Rader presided for the program and read a poem Grandma's off her Rocker. She had the Tweedsmuir books on display as well as pictures of Ab- salom and Noah Fried and their wives, Family trees of each and Fried hats. The Fried hat company was started in Guelph. This material was prepared by a great grandson of Absalom, Murray Fried of Kitchener: She introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Carl Payne, District Curator, who had the District book on display and spoke on the proper method of compiling a history book. She also answered questions from the ladies. A number of ladies sang the Rheumatiz song with Mrs. Mervyn Tieman at the piano. During lunch a number of gifts were presented, namely, lucky plate, Mrs. Jessie Rader; the grand- mother with the most Exeter United Church on Saturday evening. It was a marvelous program. Jennifer, Christine and Mike Heywood, Exeter spent the weekend with their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ballantyne. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rohde, Mitchell were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Mrs. Gerald Gilmour, Lucan, Mrs. Jenny Bray and / Agnes, Mrs. Kay Morley, Ex- eter, Mrs. Ken Lovie, Shipka, Mrs. Robert Hulley, RR Blyth, Miss Joan Cooper, Mr. Jim Dunlop, 'Miss Ruth Bray, London, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elford, Mt. Ronald Elford, .Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith and Cliad, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cooper and Doug, Elimville, and friend Brenda of Parkhill Miss Doris Elford, Mr. and Mrs. Do ,Bray, Rev. Robert and Mrs. Matheson were guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bray. They all attended the church- service and the baptism of Kristine Elaine (Kristy) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bray. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan visited Sunday and part of Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bremner, Brantford. ters, Mrs. Florence Keller; the grandmother with no earrings, Mrs. Frieda Keller; the grandmother with the largest shoe, Mrs. Hilda Rader and the grandmother with the youngest grandchild, Mrs. Ralph Weber. A white elephant sale Warsuccessful. Personals Relatives and friends at- tended the Rader -Bedard wedding, Saturday, May 5 at Immaculate Heart of Mary church at Grand Bend and the dinner and reception at the Rec Centre, Exeter. President of Dashwood Women's Institute attended the 36 Officer's Conference at the University of Waterloo May 1-3. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker attended the funeral of a relative, John Kimpel at Kit- chener, Friday. Dashwood and. Area Business Association meeting Monday, May 14 at 8 p.m. at Arc Industries. Please come as they are having a guest speaker. Eastern Star The District church ser- vice of the Order of the Eastern Star was held at Dashwood Calvary United church Sunday evening. It was a combined service with the Exeter chapter. The District Deputy Grand Matron Bernice Boyle welcomed everyone and the guest soloist Jamie westman, Kirkton sang several songs. ine worthy Matron and Patron Emil and Pat Hen- drick read scripture and responsive reading respec- tively. Rev. Barbara Laing's message "Be Still and know that I am God" was food for thought in this busy society we are now living in. 4-H ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT -- Suzanne Finkbeiner (right) and Mary Martin arrange the Crediton VI display at 4-H Achievement Night at Exeter Public School. Closing Sale 30% off everything in the -store Including Livestock . U . _Aquariums and bird cages for sale Pat's Pet shop 350 Main St., Exeter Ont. Dog grooming will carry on as usual 235-1951 Times -Advocate, May 9, 1981 Page 9 "Let your love shine on Mother's Day." "Kids" Pick up your love coupons for Mom The Tea KettIeTM Bouquet from your FTD® Florist. Mother's Day is Sunday, May 13. Large selection of patio pots and flowering plants The dower Pedlar Florist Centre Mali 235-0221 Send your thoughts with special - ':Registered trademark of Elorists' Transworld Delivery Association. care.`' the Health Hut 429 MAIN ST.. 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