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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-10-17, Page 31NOTICE to the residents of the TOWNSHIP of HAY The Preliminary List of Electors for the Township of Hay, prepared as required by the Municipal Elections Act, 1972 was publicly posted in the Office of the Municipal Clerk on the 24th day of October, 1974, Electors should examine the list to ensure that their names and relevant information are correctly shown. Application for inclusions, additions or corrections to or deletions from the list may be made by an elector by completing and filing a form obtainable at the office of the clerk, The last day for filing applications concerning in- clusions, additions, corrections, or deletions is: NOVEMBER 1, 1974 WAYNE HORNER Clerk-Treasurer "0' How to fight the rising costpf fuel improying your home's insaadon. Ball-Macaulay Ltd. 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TUB model D6501-4W $349.95 & trade DELUXE MODELS Matching Dryer Automatic cycle Time cycle Time signal Drumlight Deluxe back panel Model D650HW $219,95 & trade Times-Advocate, October 24 1974 Page 7 Three .new girls join Guide ,grovp Hensall Girl Guides r started another season recently at the Hensall United .-Chnreh, Sixteen girls. were present including three new.- girls, Roxanne Lavery, Jo-ann Pepper and Karen .Sheils. The ,Guides are still in the process of collecting good clean baskets in the village. The baskets .are sold to the super- market and the money goes to the Girl Guide Company. Leaders are Mrs. Shirley :Luther and assistant Mrs. Florence Slade, Presbyterial visitor guest speaker at Staffa •Thankoffering "fleeting By GORDON MORLEY Mrs. Bruce Steeper, Greenway and Mrs. Harvey Tweddle visited Thursday afternoon with Mr. Marian Cunningham. Elmer Greenlee and Verna, Exeter visited Tuesday afternoon with Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Morley. Mr. & IVIrs.Joe Durand, London spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Morley. Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Lewis at- tended Greenway Anniversary Sunday evening. Mr. & Mrs, Kelly Robinson arrived home from the West by plane the end of the week. Mrs. Glen Elliott, was among the children presented for baptism at Crornarty Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Among the guests at the Templeman-Stewart wedding at Parkview United Church, Stratford on Friday evening were, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Dianne, Mrs. Jean Soeder and Mr, Alvin Worden, Bill Worden, Michael Parsons, & Mrs. Duncan Scott and Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and Darlene Templeman, Waterloo spent the weekend with her parents, Mr‘ .4. Mrs. John Templeman and family. .1Qining them for Thanksgiving dinner were, Mr. & Mrs, Dale Martyn, Wanda and Michelle, Russeldale, Mr. & Mrs. David Capling, London, and Mr. & Mrs. Rob. Templeman, Stratford, Bonnie Miller, Toronto Spent the Thanksgiving weekend with her family, Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Miller and Paul. Sara Dawn, daughter of Mr. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAY — Separate School teachers from Huron and Perth attended an outdoor education seminar at Camp Sylvan, Monday as part of professional development day. Shown here are from left, Jim Melady, outdoor education instructor for Grey Bruce; Paul Wiper, forestry technician with the Ministry of Natural Resources; Bernadette Perron, St. Boniface S.S., Zurich; Roger Martin, resources manager with the Ausable-l3ayfield Conservation Authority; Don Farwell, St. Patrick's S.S., Kinkora and Larry Lane, St. Mary's S.S., Goderich, T-A photo Kippen WI discuss prices, labour and convenience foods By MRS. RENA CALDWELL KIPPEN The Consumer Affairs' meeting of Kippen East W,I, was held at the home of Mrs. Cecil Pullman with Mrs. Charles Eyre, CO- ii III iii; 11111111 HI tHu flJ flfl 11111)1 I liii III ill 11111 1111111111111111111 liii I1H tIluiuIlI tIu1IIluIfl :7] Pt. 300 Halloween Masks the former Shirley (Wallace) Elliott. Mrs. Carter Kerslake attended the Carlow Trade Fair which was held at Saltford on Saturday. Intended for lest week Mr, & Mrs. David Tann, Chris and Karen, Tepika, Kansas, visited this past week with Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Smale and family. Karen Miller holidayed on the weekend with her cousin, Kathy Willard, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Reg Templeman, Brampton, were Saturday evening guests of Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family, Mr. & Mrs. Joast Drost and family have as their guest Mr. Drost's mother from Holland. Mrs. Margaret Papple, Lauraine and Joanne, London, spent the weekend with Mr, & Mrs, John Drake and Murray. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cross and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Whyte London, visited on the weekend with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Miller. With Mr. & Mrs. Reg Finlayson and Mike for Thanksgiving were Mr. & Mrs. Murray Finlayson & family, Exeter, Mrs. Volland and Mrs. Finlayson, Hensall. With Mr. & Mrs. Robert McCaughey for Thanksgiving were, Mr. & Mrs. Harry McCaughey and family, Arthur, Mrs. Ken Drake and Hugh McCaughey, Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Elliott and boys and Mr. & Mrs. Fred McCaughey and Jason. Percy Wright. Jean Ivison who has spent a pleasant holiday in Oregon with her sister, brother-in-law and other relatives has returned home. Mr. & Mrs. Dave Triebner attended the 25th anniversary party for Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Triebner in Guelph. Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Mellis have returned from a pleasant Thanksgiving with Mrs. Margaret Hutchison in St. Thomas. The 107th anniversary of St. Andrew's Church Kippen was celebrated October 20 with the Rev. C. McClenaghan of Dungannon preaching the Ser- vice and the Huronia Male Choir providing the music. hostess. The members answered the roll call by naming a new article on the grocery shelf and telling their reaction to it. Jane Peagilley, Huron County Home Economist, showed the film, "Behind these Doors". showing the different processes food goes through before it is bought by the consumer. A discussion followed concerning prices, labour and convenience food. The Rally report was given by Marlene Bell for Mona Alderdice and by Verda Sinclair. The Canadian Industry report was given by Rose Hummel, Education and Cultural Activities by Grace Eyre. A nutrition workshop will be held in the Hensall Legion Hall on November 7, Ladies in the community are cordially invited. The Institute will have a Sunshine Sister at Huronview. Plans were discussed for the 40th Anniver- sary. A donation was made to the Blind. Mrs. H. Caldwell gave the motto, "Homemaking is no common task, it is the attitude that makes it interesting or dull." Fermer Santones sang several songs accompaning herself on the guitar. Margaret Hoggarth gave a Halloween Gimmick, Mary Connolly gave Courtesy remarks. Grace Eyre conducted a contest and Rose Hummel was in charge of lunch. Mrs. G. McLean chaired the program and Mrs. R. Kin- sman the business. . "rtiKYIPW,V1' . Prkedistii6i f;! to $13.00 * FOR ALL AGES * ALL DESIGNS See The Area's Best Selection At By MRS. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Mrs, James McNeil of Atwood, The Presbyterial visitor, was guest speaker at the Thankof- fering meeting of the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary and W,M.S. last Tuesday evening. Mrs. McNeil brought greetings and spoke briefly on the topic "When You Work too Hard" as outlined in the book, Proverbs and Programa. Following the Thanksgiving service Mrs. Jean Carey presided and gave the call to worship. The hymn, All Creatures of our God and King was sung followed by Prayer by Mrs. E. Allen. Mrs, F. Hamilton read the scripture passages assisted by Mrs. John Templeman as Noah, and Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mrs. Larry Gardiner as lepers. Mrs. Carey led in the Litany of Thanksgiving and the offering was received by Mrs. Norman Harburn and dedicated with the first verse of Hymn 572, Give Thanks my Soul for Harvest. The pianist, Mrs. Ivan Norris, played an instrumental, followed by a reading, God Bless all Homes, by Mrs. Duncan Scott. The roll call was answered by a Thanksgiving Thought. Mrs, C. Kerslake gave a report of the Fall Conference which was held recently in St. Marys. During the business a cookbook committee was appointed. They are Mrs. Eldon Allen, Mrs. Larry Gardiner, Mrs. John Tern- pleman, Mrs. Carter Kerslake. The next meeting will include a talent sale. The meeting closed with Hymn 571, We Praise Thee, 0 God, and the closing prayer in unison, Rev. L. G. Stairs, Brantford, area secretary for the Leprosy Mission, showed a film on the work of the mission at a joint Sunday School and church ser- vice on Sunday morning. In his remarks, Mr. Stairs commended the faithful givings of the Sunday School children in the Pete banks which they have used for several years. This'year the money from the banks is being used in Thailand and Indonesia for sending children to school. In Thailand the attitude toward leprosy is such that if anybody in a family has leprosy, no child is allowed to go to school and the mission is building a school for children of these In Indonesia, Pete Bank money is rending such children to a Salvation Army School, He stated that more than $30,000. was raised from used stamps and Pete banks last year. It takes about four Canadian dollars for drugs to cure one leprosy victim. 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 RON'S HCENTRE Main St. Hensall o Personals . 441, Siltiart)ita4eY' !ea family of Hudson ,Heights, Quebec, and Mr: & Mrs. 'James Drummond of Downsview, Ontario spent Thanksgiving weekend with Mrs. Grace Drummond, Robert and Brian. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Dave Triebner for Thanksgiving were Mr. & Mrs. Howard Bernard and family and Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Triebner of Brussels, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hickson, Lucan, Audrey McLennan, Palmerston, and Mr. & Mrs. Gary Triebner and daughter of Hayfield. Larry Wright, Windsor visited with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. By MRS. ROBERT LAING The Thanksgiving meeting of Cromarty Women's Missionary Society took the form of a congregational pot luck supper held in the .basement of the church. Mrs. Denton Taylor of Belleville was guest speaker. Mrs. Taylor heads the Board of Congregational Life of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. Other guests included her family and Miss Louise McGillvary, as well as several members of Exeter W.M.S. Following a bounteous supper, everyone assembled in the churck2/wbere they' '^wete welcdfned by the President, Mrs` Malcolm Lamond. The Lord Is My Shepherd was sung with Mrs. F. Horne at the organ, The of- fering was received by Mrs. J. Miller and Mrs. J. Wallace and dedicated by Mrs. Calder McKaig. The scriptures were read by Mrs. Grace Scott, Mrs. J. Jefferson, Mrs. Jim Miller, and Mrs. John Wallace, and the meditation by Mrs. C. McKaig. . Mrs. C. Miller, Mrs. J. Carey, Mrs. T. Scott and Miss Margaret Laing sang Don't Forget to Pray. Mrs. Taylor was introduced by Mrs. Thos. L. Scott and spoke on Congregational Life. Persona Is Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Thos. L. Scott were Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Moore of Lindsay, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Laing returned Thursday after spen- ding a week with relatives at Moose Jaw, Sask. While there they attended the Silver Wedding Anniversary celebrations of Mr. & Mrs. Howard Eves and Mr. & Mrs. Ray Sapp. Mrs. Eves was the former Hazel Laing of Cromarty. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Harburn returned last week from a trip to the west coast and a visit with Mr. & Mrs. Bev. Taylor and family in Alberta. Sunday guests with Mrs. John Jefferson were Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chessell and Brian, Varna, and Mr. & Mrs. Bill Laidlaw and family, Dorchester. Many relatives and friends from this community attended a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russell of Russeldale, in Brodhagen Community Centre on Friday night. 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