The Times Advocate, 2005-11-02, Page 13r
Wednesday,November 2, 2005
Exeter Times–Advocate
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Provincial bowlers
Above Blake Gillespie, Gavin Weber and Lauren McLean look at books and colour pictures
at the Lucan Library during the Fall Storytime program on Oct. 25. Fall Storytime is for
preschool children ages 3 to 5 run by Lucan Library assistant Mae Paton. Some of the
activities include looking at felt board stories, doing crafts and checking out books. Below,
from left Melissa and baby Claire Ankers and Lorraine and baby Eloise Latta participant in
Books for Babies on Oct. 25 run by supervisor of the Lucan Library Leigh Robinson. Books
for Babies is for babies 18 months and up. Parents and their babies take part in stories,
rhymes, songs and other activities. (photos/Nina Van Lieshout)
From left, Matt Regier, Erika Eckel, Mike Cregan, Justine Anderson and
Jon Luc Dietrich were at the Master -Junior bowling tournament in
Lucknow Oct. 23 and Cregan, Dietrich and Anderson are going to the
Master Junior Provincials in Hamilton Nov. 12. Regier received a medal
for High Triple at the Lucknow tournament. (photo/Pat Bolen)
Saintsbury welcomes Rev. Mitchell
By Hazel Davis
SAINTSBURY
CORRESPONDENT
SAINTSBURY
— St. Patrick's
was decorated
throughout with
fall flowers, pot-
ted plants, fruits
and vegetables
as a large crowd
of visitors,
friends and the
congregation
gathered to
meet our new
Huron -Perth
Archdeacon,
The Rev. Dr.
Lorne Mitchell a
priest at St.
James' Stratford
and to honour
St. Patrick's
retiring priest,
The Rev.
Stanley Jay and
his wife Liz on
their 10 year
period at St.
Patrick's.
Scripture
lessons were
read by
Courtney
MacGillivray,
Crystal
Ellerington,
Corbin
MacGillivray
and Suzanne
Davis, The
Archdeacon
gave the Holy
Gospel and
Hazel Davis was
delighted to
have been invit-
ed to give the
homily and to
pay tribute to
Rev. Jay and Liz
along with all
events that St.
Patrick's have
accomplished
during the time
Oct. 1, 1995 -
Oct. 30, 2005.
Heather
MacGillivray
and her dad
Hugh Davis
favoured with
the duet "How
Great Thou
Art". Robert
Atkinson was
remembered in
prayers of the
people, Rector's
Warden
Margaret
Carroll, and
People's
Warden Bob
Macgillivray
presented The
Jays with "gift
of money", 'a
photo album'
with special
events, "St.
Patrick's Book
Marks" and a
"framed hand
crafted tribute".
Rev. Jay and Liz
gave their
thanks for their
wonderful years
at St. Patrick's.
Rev. Carroll
was greeter for
the service.
Calab
MacGillivray
and Bryan
Ellerington pre-
sented the offer-
ing.
Starr Davis as
crossbearer,
Katie -Scarlett
MacGillivray
acolyte and
Courtney
MacGillivray
assistant to Rev.
Jay.
Archdeacon
Mitchell and
Rev. Stanley
were officiants
for the Holy
Eucharist.
All were invit-
ed to the Racy
Memorial Hall
for a time of
Fellowship and
refreshments.
Guests were
welcomed from
Lucan,
Dungannon,
Penetang-
uishine, London,
St. Marys,
Centralia,
Exeter, Toronto
and Stratford. A
wonderful trib-
ute to a marvel-
lous couple.
Flowers at the
alter were given
in loving memo-
ry of Harry and
MUNICIPALITY OF
BLUEWATER
DAYFIELD - HAY - HEHSALL- STANLEY • ZURICH
2001
Marion Noels
given by their
families,
remaining pots
were in memory
of Saintsbury
and church of
St. Patrick's.
St. Patrick's
will resume next
Saturday with
Evening Prayer
Service.
Ron and
Margaret
Carroll enter-
tained the
grandson
Matthew to
lunch out during
his time home
for quiet week.
Saturday the
Carrolls were
guests of the
Iredales on
Saturday
evening honour-
ing Matthew on
his 19th birth-
day.
Happy
Birthday
Matthew from
all your friends
and relatives at
St. Patrick's.
»NOTICE AND WARNING—
Municipality of Bluewater
No Parking is allowed on any
road allowance between the
hours of 2 a.m. - 7 a.m.
during the period of November
1 - April 1 For snow removal
purposes violators
will be ticketed.
The Council has passed a
motion prohibiting the
placement of signs, planters,
pop machines or any item that
would interfere with snow
removal on sidewalks or boule-
vards during the period of
November ist to April 1st
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Community Credit Union Limited
Where membership makes the difference
NOTICE TO MEMBERS
54th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Will Be Held At The Royal Canadian Legion Clinton, Ontario
on Wednesday, November 23rd, 2005
Complimentary Dinner: 6 pm; Meeting Start Time: 7 pm
For Dinner Planning, Attendance Must be Confirmed in Advance
Please Register By Contacting Your Branch or by
calling Shelley Merner (519) 482 3409 ext. 231
by Wednesday. Nov. 16, 2005
For the purpose of receiving reports and financial statements for the year ending
September 30, 2005; electing directors and Credit Committee members; appointing audi-
tors; and the transacting of all other business of an Annual Meeting, as outlined on the
agenda for the meeting.
There will be special business considered at this meeting:
1. To consider and, if thought advisable, to pass, pursuant to section 309 of the Credit
Unions and Caisses Populaires Act, 1994 (the "Act"), a special resolution approving the
Heartland Community Credit Union Limited ("Heartland") proposed amalgamation with
Woodslee Credit Union Limited ("Woodslee"), and the carrying on of business thereafter
with Woodslee as one amalgamated credit union pursuant to the terms and conditions of
an amalgamation agreement between Heartland and Woodslee dated as of the 26th day
of September, 2005.
2. To consider and, if thought appropriate, to confirm amendments to various sections of
Heartland's by-laws to replace its Credit Committee with a Loans Officer, and to clarify the
date on which nominations for election to the Board of Directors must be received by
Heartland.
The proposed special resolutions are available in all branches of Heartland and at
www.heartlandcommunitycu.com.
Pursuant to section 7.07 of Heartland's by-laws, no other business may be considered at
this meeting.
Special Door Prizes!
Transportation Available
Buses will be leaving from the Exeter and Listowel branch office parking lots at
5:00 p.m. Please call Kim Perrier at Exeter Branch 235-0640 or Mike Shepski at Listowel
Branch 291-6189 by Friday, Nov. 18, 2005, to arrange.
Confirm your attendance today. Hope to see you there!
October 24th, 2005
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Corporate Secretary — Peter McFalls
Notes:
1. The special business to be considered at this meeting requires the approval of at least
two-thirds of the members of Heartland present at the Special Meeting in person, or, as
permitted by the Act and by Heartland's by-laws, represented at the Special Meeting by
proxy, and voting.
2. Only members of Heartland, according to its records as of Oct. 23rd, 2005 (the "Record
Date" according to Heartland's by-laws), shall be entitled to notice of the meeting.