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Tops polls
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nevi acclaimed Reeve
George Fellows and a new
village clerk (to be picked by
the new council) .
Named the new reeve int
Hensall was veteran
councillor Paul Neilands
who defeated fellow coun-
cillor Harry Klungel, by 64
votes. Neilands.had 252 votes
compared to 208 for Klungel.
In the race for the four.
council seats, incumbent
Dick Fackham,. former
reeve Minnie Noakes and
newcomers Cecil Pepper and
John Skea took the top spots.
Finishing 'behind the four.
winners were incumbent
Klaus Van Wieren,Sadie Hoy
and Gary Huston.
For the Hensall PUC
retiring.reeve Harold Knight
topped the polls followed by
incumbent Charles Hay.
Gary Maxwell finished well
behind the two winners.
Other area elections
In a close fight, former
Exeter mayor Bruce Shaw,
defeated councillor 'Don
Cameron by 157 votes to take,
the -top in Exeter, 'Alvin Epp
handily defeated . Ben
Hoogenboom in the deputy -
reeve's race while the
council for the next two
years will be made up of
incumbents Ldssy Fuller and
Jay Campbell and
newcomers Bill Mickle, Tom
Humphreys, Barb Bell and
Morley Hall.
In- Stephen township, ` in-
cumbents Ralph Weber and
Tom Tomes were returned
while the third spot was
filled by political newcomer
Ken McCann.
Nancy Rader is the newest
trustee in the police village
of Dashwood.
She defeated Robert.
Bobgemans 132 to 83 to fill
the final position.
George Tieman and
Kenneth Rader were the
only two nominations at the
first nomination and. were
acclaimed.
In Monday's election Mrs.
Rader edged Boogemans 57-
56 in the Stephen township
poll, but, pulled ahead to win
when Hay township ,results
mere received.
At Grand Bend, Reeve Bob
Sharen fought off a challenge
by Dick Manore and
regained his seat as the top
elected official in the resort.
Sharen received 300 votes
compared to Manore's 199
votes. Verteran councillor
Harold Green defeated two
other candidates for the
deputy -reeve's job while the
new council will consist of
Mae Morenz, Dennis Snider
and returnee Keith
Crawford. Elected to the
PUC were Prosper Van-
Bruane and Roy Johnston.
Tuckersmith council will
have some old faces in new
positions with , Bill Brown
Senior defeating fellow
councillor Bob
Fotheringham 639 to 505 in
the election for deputy -
reeve.
In the six -way race for
council Jim Papple collected
695 votes to take the top spot
with Robert Broadfoot
collecting 639 votes for
second spot.
Acclaimed as reeve was
current councillor Robert
Bell who replaces Ervin
Sillery. Sillery did not seek
re-election.
Just slightly over 50
percent of voters in
Tudtersmith cast ballots, up
some eight percent com-
pafed to the 1978 election.
In a close race for the third
and final spot on council,
John Brownridge polled 451
votes to Lloyd Eissler Sr.'s
440. Jan Ferguson took 309
votes while Betty Mae
MacLean gained the support
of 213 people.
IT TASTES SO GOOD — Among the
South Huron Panthers who
champion
Goderich Vikings is Guy Dietz of RR 2,
beverage.
Pennysaleralses $200
26 players who made up the Huron -Perth football
the title Saturday with a, .►dory over the
Zurich. After the game Dietz enjoyed a victor's
Staff photo
won
The ladies of ' St. Peters
C.W.L.' St. Joseph's were
pleased with the good turn-
out for the penny sale
Monday evening and ap-
proximately ;200.00 was
Zurich
Caramel Sweeney
raised. The winner of a $25.00
grocery basket " donated by
Don's food store in Zurich
was Pete Jeffrey.
Family planning meeting
The C.W.L. ladies of St.
Boniface will be having a
special meeting open to the
community on Tuesday
November 18 at 8 o'clock St.
Boniface school when all are
invited to hear Mrs. Sheila
Howard ftom London speak
on "Natural Family
Planning". Husbands,and
wives, and engaged couples
are most welcome!
Ladies auxi liary
The November meeting of
the ladies Auxiliary was held
at the Rest -Home last
Tuesday with 28 members
answering the roll call. The
main topic on the agenda
were plans for the bazaar,
bake sale and tea that will
take place this Saturday at
the home from 2-4 p.m.
Volunteers were asked to
help at the residence.
Christmas party on
December 5.
The . president and
executive will be presenting
a cheque for $1000 as their
final payment on the
Whirlpool to Mr. Risi soon. A
going away present was
bought for Irene Brisson, a
past president who was
moving away. Aprons were
donated for the bazaar.
Personals
Congratulations to
Clarence and Gladys Schade
who celebrated their 45th
wedding anniversary on
Sunday with a family dinner,
Our sympathy is extended
to the family of the late Mary
McKinnon (Mother of -Ray)
who passed away suddenly
at her home last Wed-
nesday. She will 'be greatly
missed by so manyfriends of
hers. . •-
Harold Smith spent a few
days this past week visiting
friends and relatives in
Charlottetown P.E.I.
Mr. & Mrs. Curtis
Gingerich and Mr. & . Mrs.
Earl Oesch attended the 40th
wedding anniversary on
Sunday at Craigwiel garden -
Activity Centre in Ailsa
Craig.
Several relatives of Marie
Gelinas s helped her to
celebrate her 103 birthday on
Sunday with dinner and a
family get together af-
terwards at the home of her
nephew, Mr. and Mrs.
Mozart Gelinas Sr.
Our sympathy is also
extended to the family and
relatives of the late Maxime
Overholt who passed away
on Sunday in South Huron
Hospital.
Henry and Annie Becker
went to Kitchener on Friday
and paid their last respects
to the latter's brother,
Nelson Brandt who passed
away on Thursday.
Our prayers and best
wishes for a speedy recovery
are extended to Mrs.
Marlene Bedard of Goderich
(daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clare Masse, Zurich) who is
a patient in Victoria Hospital
London and underwent a
serious operation last
Friday.
Farewell to Mrs. Irene
Brisson who moved on
Saturday to her now home in
Michigan. Prior to this a few
friends got- together • last
Wednesday afternoon at my
place for a little going away
parry for her?
Little Alicia Maire
Schroeder daughter of Ken
and Denise Schroeder,
Hensall was baptized at St.
Boniface Church on Sunday
be Father Mooney. God-
parents were Terry Bedard
and Sandra Hoy. A family
get together was held af-
terwards.
A good time was had by all
who attended the men's rec
fastball league dinner along
with their wives , Friday.
Trophies and awards were
handed out to the winding
teams Rnd most valuable
players.
Mrs. Juliette Denomme
returned home on the
weekend after spending ,two
weeks visiting with her son,
Kazan and Annette
Denomme in Detroit.
Congratulations to Howard
and Elaine Datars of RR 1
Dashwood whose family
held a surprise 25th
wedding anniversary dinner
for them on Sunday. After
returning home more sur-
prises were had when long
distance phone calls of
congratulations were
received from her sister Iris
and family in Peterborough,
brother, Bob Becker and
family from out west and an
aunt and uncle in,Manitoba.
The Women's Institute
held their meeting this past
Wednesday that was can-
celled from the 5th. Many
turned out to see the display
from the Christmas Place in
Grand Bend.
HAY'S COUNCIL — Two incumbents and a newcomer to political office will make 4 the
Hay township council for the next two years. Taking council seats were Dick Rau who
topped the polls, Gerald Shantz and Tony Bedard. Staff photo