The Huron Expositor, 1978-11-09, Page 19SPANJER MANUFACTURING
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Graduate
LES CARTER
GRADUATED in ' London
from Western University and
has obtained his Masters of
Education. He is married to
the former Barbara Chesney
and is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Torn Carter. He teaches
' at the Ryerson Public School
in Brantford.
Fr° GLACED
FRUITS
for your own
Christmas Cake
FINEST QUALITY
Red or green
CHERRIES
Orange, lemon or citron
PEEL
FRUIT MIX
Sultana or Golden
RAISINS
PINEAPPLE cubes 1 .50 lb.
. SPECIAL**
Friday and Saturday
Hamburg or Hot Dog 8's
1.90
1.00
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1,50 lb.
Notice of Poll
Notice is hereby given to the municipal
electors of the
Township of Morris
that whereas more candidates haVe been
nominated to each of the following offices
than the number required to fill such
offices, therefore polls will be held, upon
the dates and at the times and places'
stated in this notice for the purpose of
electing the holder's of ,such office.
Offices for which poll to be held
Re4ve
For the Township of Morris
One Representative
to the Huron County Board of Education
By Public School Electors
Regular Polls
November 13, 1978
At the following places:
1. Ken Shortreect's Home S 1/2 Lt. 19 Con.
2. Township Hall
3. Institute Hall, Eielgrave
4. Tom Miller's Home S 1/2 Lot 15, Con. 2.
Regular polls will be open froin
11 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m.
Proxy Applications
A person whb has been appointed a voting
proxy may apply to the clerk not later than
5 o'clock in the afternoon of Polling Day to
receive a certificate to vote by proxy for the
polling subdivision in which the person
appointing the voting proxy is entitled to
vote.
22-57-2
Nancy Michie
Returning Officer
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Spotlight on
Wendy
Koss
By Debby Mero
This week, the spotlight
falls on a Grade 11 student,
Wendy Klass. Wendy is
actively involved in several
extra curricular activities at
S.D.H.S.
This year she was voted in
as head cheerleader after two
years of previous experience
and she has pLived a major
role in obtaining new
uniforms for th. ' girls.
w classes
ear anion
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To The Electors of Tuckersmith
Having been nominated to run for the office of
Councillor for Tuckersmith Township in the
November 13th, 1978 election, I wbuld
appreciate it deeply if you would please vote for
Me. I will do my very best to be worthy of each
and every vote if elected.
My Sincere Thanks
BILL BROWNSr. , •
EGMONDVILLE If you need a ride to the polling booth please
PHONE 521-1006
To the
electors of
Seaforth
Having served on the. P.U.C. as
commissioner and chairman I am again
seeking election so that I may continue
to serve and make a contribution.
I will appreciate your support at the
polls on Monday, November 13..
GORDON
PULLMAN
Phone 527-1433 or 527-1222
for 'transportation
To the
Electors
of
Seaforth
In a desire to make a contribution to the
work of the Public Utility Commission I am
,seeking your support 'for the office of
commissioner. •
ETER KLING
Phone for transportation
527-1320
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The man for Tuckersmith Council
VOTE
C. R.(ROB) GATES
for
TUCKERSMITH COUNCIL
My experience as a
graduate* of Kemptville
Agricultural C-ouncil
and as a accountant and
auditor can provide for
gieat harmony and
understanding between
the final and urban
areas of Tuckersmith.
I assure the electors I will provide a continued
emphasis on budget and spending controls. Above
all I promise service to the electors. For further
information Call
4817071
Wendy is Me school re- By Nancy Parsons
• ; porter for CKNX radio and is , On Wednesday afternoon
• also a reporter for „the November 1st the 24Q, and
S.D.H.S. Review in the, 250 history classes along
Huron Expositor. She is with the law 400 class all
Sales Editor for the Yearbook assembled down in the
and has joined the Drama basement to listen to a
Club, I wonder where she speaker • from the
finds time to participate in all amalgamated clothing and
these clubs. Textile Workers Union. His
Wendy alsotolds'an after- name was Mr. Ducharme:
school job at Huronvicw 'He showed two films on the
• Nursing Home where she Union and, how' it was
worked this summer. • developed.
Wendy's „ out-of. The films started at a
school IntereSiS -include a 'quarter to one,, lasted until
diving course she is planning - three o'clock.' The first filM
to take in February, learning was called "the Heritage".
to drive, and she, also loves There were two parts to this
horses. film, which took us from the
As of now. Wendy, has. no early 1900's up to the 1940's.
plans for the future but I'm After the first film was
sure - that whatever she de- over, Mr Ducharme discus-
cides to do, - Wendy will sed it with us and answered
be good at it. our questions. He described
Keep tip the good work to us what we were to expect
Wendy! , 'from the second film which .
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At' S eaforth Mdnor
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Birthday Greetings to
Miss Ethel McClure who
celebrated her eighty 21ifth
birthday on Monday at
Seaforth Manor. A small
party was given, in her
honour and attending were
Mrs. Gertie Taylor. Mrs..
Agnes McClinchcy, Mrs.
Jas. McClure. Mr. and Mrs.
Roht. McClure. Mrs:
Correspondent
Mrs. Ed Regelc
527-1106
Mr. and Mrs. Rdbert
England and Robert of
Huron Park. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Kistner of ,Brodhagen''
Visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Regele and on
Monday Mrs. Ida
McCaughan of Stouffville
and Mr. and Mrs. Art
Carnochan of Toronto.
Mrs. Harold MCCallum
.and Mrs. Ed-Regelecalled-on
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Dennis of -Atwood on
Saturday.
ON DEFENSE — Denise Albert, of the
S.D.H.S. girls' basketball teams, uses her
blocking tactics on her opponent, a member of
the Norwell High School team.
(Expositor Photo)
mem_bering q.
THg HURON EXPOSIT('
Notice of Poll
NOtice is Hereby Given to the Municipal
- Electors of the
Township of Grey
that whereas more candidates have been
nominated for the following office than the
number required to fill such office,
therefpre polls will be held upon' the dates
and at the times and plebes stated in this
notice for the purpose of electing the
holders of such office.
Office for which poll to be held
3 COUNCILLORS
Regular. Polls
Date: Monday, November 13, 1978 ,
Locations: Poll #1:
Poll #1: Home of Ken Wilbee, Con. 5, Lot 8
Poll #2: Home of Geo. Wesenberg Pt, Lt:
1, Con.11
Poll #3: Smith's Store, Walton, Ont.
Poll #4: Moncrieff Community Hall,
Moncrieff, Ont,
Pol1,1#5: Ethel Community Centre, Ethel,
Ont.
Poll #6: Home of Archie Campbell, Con. 3,
Lot. 27 .
Poll #7: Cranbrook Community Centre,
Cranbrook, Ont.
Time: Regular Polls will be open from
11:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Proxy Applications
A person who has been appointed a voting
proxy may apply to the Clerk not later than
5 o'clock irithe afternoon of Polling Day to
receive a certificate to vote by proxy for the
polling subdivision in which the pertbn
appointing the voting proxy is entitled to
vote.
Given under my hand this 25th daj, of
October 1978.
Jane Badley
Returning Officer
22-57-2
Notice of Poll
Township of Hibbert
and the Police
Village of Dublin
.A poll will be held in the Township of
Hibbert and the Police Village of Dublin to
elect to the Office of Reeve and Councillors
for .the Township, and Trustees for the
Village of Dublin.
Polling day will be
Mob., Nov.,' 13th
1978 •
Polls will open at 11 o'clock in thenorning
and will close at 8 o'clock in the afternoon at
the following locations:
Poll. No. 1. (Con. 1., 2., & 3., Lots 1-30
and the Police Village Of Dublin.)
TOWNSHIP OFFICE* DUBLIN
Poll No. 2 (Con. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, & 9, Lots
1-30 and the Hamlet of Staffa.)
TOWNSHIP HALL, STAFFA
' Poll No. 3 (Cons., 10, 11 & 12, Lots f-30.,
Con. 13 Lots 5-30, Con. 14 Lots 8-30,
N.T.R. Lots 22-27 and the Hamlet of
Cromarty.
CROMARTY CHURCH HALL,
CAOMARTY
Voting by Proxy
Electors eligible to vote by proxy must .make
application-to, The Clerk for a Certificate to
vote by proxy before 5 o'clock in the
afternoon on:
Monday, Nov 13th,
1978
Charles Friend A.M.C.T.
Clerk-Township Hibbert.
WEDDING INVITATIONS
THE HURON EXPO SITOR
PHONE 527-0240 SEAPORTH
Marjorie Anderson, Miss
Mae Smith and Mrs. Minnie
Hawley. Miss McClure
received many
congratulatory greetings and
a lovely hOuquei of flowers
fresh from Mrs. Anderson's
'garden centred the birthday
table.
Friday morning Father
Laragh visited and held
Mr. Elmer Koehler is a
patient in Seaforth
Community 'Hospital ;He had
the misfortune to break his
leg. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burch
fit Walton visited Ethel and
Elmer Dennis of ( ,forth
Friday afternoon.
Friends of Mr. Alex
Dennis of Seaforth who was a
former resident of 12th Con.
McKfllop -Twp- wish him a
speedy recovery. He is a
patient •in Sea forth
Community Hospital.
by Mabel Turnbull
Thjs is the season of the
year when we pause to
remember. When the Festal
strike was over I received
#9.Yeral Letters which had
been held der. Atitong them
was one from Mrs. B. F.
(Cuella) Christie .1Kitchener
Enclosed was a poem written
by. grandaughter Christie
McCue., Kitchener, The poem
is so appropriate; for this
season ) I am repeating it in
these notes Christie is 12
years and in Grade VII,
"Remembering"
Through the forest, high
on a hill,
It is very quiet, All is still,
There are crosses standing
row by row,
Between these crosses
poppies grow,
I stood qpietly not saying a
word,
Through. the forest came a
little bird..
He flew to the clearing and
perched on a cross
As though mourning for
soldiers we lost.
They fought there bravely
battling, 'side by side,
And together they won our
was all about a specific
company .1. P. Stevens. The
title of the second film was
—Testimony Justice vs J.P.
Stevens."
It was about a company
who didn't know how to treat
the people who worked there
like human beings.
After that film was over,
we had a questionperiod. He
explained. tti LIS that the
company was Se unfair 'that'
he was asking everyone to
boycott their product, which
are blankets, towels, carpets,
table linens and clothing:
Small cards were handled
out., attendance was taken
and we left.
On behald of the classes
that attended the films and
discussion we would like to
thank' Mr. Ducharde for
coming and talking to us
about the Union. 'I'm sure
everyane enjoyed the films.
.communion. We welcomed
Father Laragh back after his
recent illness. -
Seaforth Manor residents
enjoyed a bus trip., last
3hursday to points north
through Brussels to Highway
86 across to Winghani and
past the farm of the
International Plowing Match
which indeed looked
different to a month ago. We
travelled south back through.
Auburn, Benmiller and what
a view there over the river. It
is so 'much easier for the
residents to see •in. the bus
and everyone enjoyed
the outing. The weather man
provided a perfect day and
staff members accompanying
were Mrs. Laverne Nigh,,
Susan Coonlbs and Mrs,
Mary Finlayson.
Celebrating birthdays • on
Tuesday were Mr. Cecil
Rhoades and James Tatulis.
Games were enjoyed in the
activity room and treats for
everyone. Cecil was the
.winner of the dominoes
games with Dorise Wills and
Charles Ross winning at
euchre.
country'l
They feaglIt together and
helped each other, •
When they lost a man it
felt like losing a brother.
That's , why we wear .the
To•-shoWthat we,still car e
for the soldiers who are lying
, there,
beneath the crosses in the
ground so bare .
For. all these brave soldiers
Others cattlogh anct,sttig.
But I like .best to wear
poppy, •
To show that I'm remenib,
Christie ttifeeoe
Kitchener
Bingo results this week
were Susan Ain.sboreugh-,
Jim Baker 2, Mattis Alto-1.
Visitors' With-01:1MK4Iting
Were Mr, and Mts. Wendt-.
worth Hughson, Collingwood._
CLA SSIFIES
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22 Legal Noitices
McKillop visitors.
McClure 85
For transportation
to the polls call
527-0834
Electors of Seaforth
As a result of 30
years service with
the P.U.C. I have a_
knowledge of the
system that I feel
can. be helpful for
this reason I seek
your support at the
polls on November
13th for the office of
commissioner.
CHARLES
REEVES