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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-11-23, Page 24Page 24 Times -Advocate, November 23, 1994 CnMMLINITY Where's the snow? Blake elected third village councillor The warm weather on the weekend was incentive for many people to start setting up out- door displays for the Christmas season. Lois and Larry Jones of Crediton were just two of many people who could be seen decorating their homes. Now their just waiting for the snow. 4Z% 61 ti .Z ; „till �,� .. ,It C A 4-H news 4-H member competes at Royal By Roberta Templeman STAFFA - Kim Bertens was one of the 4-H calf club members from Perth County to participate in the Scotiabank Hay's Classic this past week- end at the Royal Winter Fair. Attending the showmanship show on Sunday were Dan, Nancy and Hank Bertens, Carrah, Cain, John and Roberta Templeman. Usborne 4-H Baking Buds By Marcia Kirk KIRKTON - Thursday, November 17 the Usborne 4-H Baking Buds held a meeting at Anne Morley's home. There they were helped in the baking of pies and cookies, finishing with a pizza supper. The group's next meeting will also be at the Morley's house. Woodworking club visits workshop By Heather Baker LUCAN - This is just the beginning of a dusty and fun six weeks for members of the Lucan #3 4-H club, who are working with their hands in woodworking. On November 5 they saw Ken Moor's power tools, saws, hammers, screws etc. and how they worked. After that, they saw what he made, in- cluding tractors, wagons, little chairs and tables. The group even saw cats and dogs but they were real. During club business, they elected Becky Dunnell as president, Katha- rine Saunders as vice president, Patti Dunnell as secretary and Heather Baker as press reporter. Leaders are Christine Geertscn-Anderson and Pamela Moor. 4-H `Fitness Freaks' exercise By Elizabeth Kerslake EXETER -,On Monday, November 14 the Usborne 1 Fitness Freaks held their fourth meeting. After the 4-H pledge and the minutes of the last meeting were read by Becky Hem, Elizabeth Kerslake read the press re- port. They then discussed how many calories are consumed in a lunch one day and how much exercise one would have to do to wear it off. Then the group exercised to Richard Simmons' Sweat Oldies 3. Notice is hereby given of the ANNUAL MEETING in the Clinton Town Hall Auditorium WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7 AT 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of receiving reports and financial statements for the year ending September 30, 1994, electing Directors and Credit Committee officers, appointing auditors; for the purpose of emending By -Laws and of transacting all other business of an Annual Meeting. Lunch will follow the meeting. Door Prizes. Dated at Clinton this 18th day of October, 1994. 46 ONTARIO ST. CLINTON M2-3467 Marjorie Dobson Secretary Clinton Community CREDITUNION 118 MAINS EXETER 235-0640 FEATURE FOR FEATURE YOU JUST CAN'T BEAT OLDSMOBiLE VALUE. ■ 3.1 Litre 6 -Cylinder Engine 1 Air Conditioning 1 Dual Air Bags ■ 4 -Wheel ABS Brakes 1 Split Fold Rear Seat N AM/FM Stereo Cassette Donations made to Children's Hospital of Western Ontario By Muriel Lewis GRANTON - Glenn Blake was elected as the third village council- lor in last Monday's election. Gary Barker and Doug Anderson were both previously acclaimed. Presiding at the polls in the park pavilion were Jean Noon, Hazel Anderson, April Bryan and Rose Topham. The' Firemen's banquet was held at the Granton United Church on Saturday night, catered by the members of the UCW Unit 3. At St. Thomas Anglican Church on Sunday, Rev. Stephen Emery celebrated the Holy Eucharist and his message was about experienc- ing a new faith or alpha. Jesus testi- fied to everything about God's Kingdom but never used power or control. Service time next Sunday is 8:30 a.m. At Grand United Church on Sun- day, Pastor Normalie Voakes mes- sage was entitled "Of Kings and Kingdoms". Stephanie Mills lit the Christ candle. Flowers were placed in the church by Anna (Hardie) McCullough in memory of husband Launcelot Hardie, who died No- vember 24, 1964. Anna also played variations of 'What a Friend we have in Jesus' during the offertory. Granton WI Granton Women's Institute met at the home of Alma Nicholson on November 15 when the roll call was answered by naming a Canadi- an Industry you would choose for employment. Muriel Lewis chaired the meet- ing and opened by reading "The Seasons". Correspondence includ- ed information about the quilt com- petition and the Women's Rural Resource Centre. Silence was observed in memory of a recently departed member Ila - belle Harlton. A donation was made to the No 1 Granton 41-I Club, and articles were handed in for the Children's Hospital of Western Ontario. Mu- riel Lewis gave a report of the area convention held at Mt. Brydges last month. Florence Bryan convened the program when she read "Do come in; A farmer's wife writes a col- umn 80 years ago: Why does skin wrinkle, Time for laughter; We do farm in Newfoundland; building ��7�7�7k.7�7�Ik��7�7U�7q�7a:1�7ygy�7k7gqk7�7�7�7k7�7�7k7N�7kik7k�7�7�7qkik7�7�7k3�7�7kikq�7�1�7�7�1k7U�7�7� i would like to express my sincere thanks to the electors 11 many things from rocks on the farm; concluding with a gift to de- light your dog. The December meeting will be held on the 5th when members will be dining out. Favours for the nurs- ing home should be brought to this meeting if possible. Refreshments were served by Alma Nicholson and her daughter Alma Scott. ti LOSE UP TO 10 LBS. IN THREE DAYS! With the Tennen III supplementary diet plan Try It! 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