The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-11-27, Page 5STUDENT'S COUNCIL—The Precious Blood Separate School Student Council has been chosen for another
year. They are, from left to right: seated; Doug Brooks, treasurer, Leah Van Roestel, secretary, Joanne Vink,
president and Kathy Giffin, vice-president. Standing are Mike Webb, John Giffin, Cathy Van Roestel, Jacky
Van Roestel, Sean Wraight, and John Van Esbroeck. T-A photo PROCLAMATION
Women's Year will be celebrated in
the Town of Exeter during the week
of December 1 - 6, 1975.
The council urges all citizens to
participate in this event.
Mayor of Exeter
Meeting opens
with prayer
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
The ACW met on Thursday
evening in the church basement.
The meeting opened with hymn
and prayers, Mrs. Bill Waghorn
gave a reading. Highlights were
given of the workshop also the
Deanery meeting held in
Stratford. A slate of officers was
presented. President, Mrs.
Gerald Paul; vice-president,
Mrs. Joan McCormick;
secretary, Mrs. Burns Blackler;
treasurer, Mrs. Harold Davis;
prayer partner secretary, Mrs.
Wm. J. Blackler; decorating
committee, Mrs. John Simpson,
Mrs. Robert Wilcox; flowers,
Mrs. McCurdy, Mrs. H. Davis;
nominating committee, Mrs.
Bill Schaefer,Mrs. Bill Waghorn,
Personals
Mr. Bill Elliott of Toronto spent
the weekend with his parents
Rev. & Mrs. T. Elliott.
Mrs. Gary Ballard and Craig of
Mississauga spent a few days
with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Rea
Stephens.
The Kirkton Women's Institute
were guests of Fullarton Institute
on Wednesday evening. Mr. Doug
Waghorn of St. Marys was guest
speaker.
Mrs. Wm, J. Blackler, Mr. &
Mrs. Burns Blackler, Jayne and
David were guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Leslie Fairbairn of London on
Sunday. The occasion was Miss
Diane Fairbairn's birthday.
Mr. Jack Clark and Murray
Switzer spent Saturday at the
Royal.
Mrs. Herman Paynter and Mr.
Bill Atthill are patients in St.
Marys Memorial Hospital.
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By MRS. E. SUMMERS_
GRANTON
Monday evening Mrs. Edith
Youngson the newly appointed
District Deputy of the Canadian
Foresters, was honored by her
home lodge, Court Valentine,
with a smorgasbord supper held
at the Forester's Hall.
Guest speaker was Norman H.
Hill, Public Relations and
fraternal director of the
Canadian Forester's Life
Insurance Society, Brantford.
Mr, Hill praised Edith for the
dedication she had put into
her years of work as a lady
Foresterfand wished her success
with the high office which she
now holds.
The speaker dwelt briefly on
the main project of the Canadian
Foresters, their contribution of
funds towards Cancer Research,
their objective is to raise $80,000
by July, 1976.
Women's Institute news
Mrs. Elmer Summers was the
hostess for the November
meeting of the WI Tuesday,
evening. Mrs. Donald Roloson,
president was in the chair and
conducted the business.
The topic being safety, the roll
call was A poisonous sub-
stance" one should take
precautions with, Plans were
discussed for summary day for
the course "Salute to
Vegetables" being held at the
Union Gas Building in London,
November 25. It was decided that
as the collection for the National
Institute for the Blind was very
gratifying, and as this was the
last year that the W.I. would
undertake the canvass, the
canvassers'would receive a small
memento for their years of
service to this project. The UCW
has offered to canvass for the
C.N.I.B. in the future.
`Guest speaker was Joanne
Dow, public health nurse from
Perth County Health Unit
Stratford. Her subject was very
timely, she spoke on the safety of
seat belts for cars.
The meeting was convened by
Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins and Mrs.
Norman Hodgins.
Mrs. H. Hodgins gave a reading
in connection with the motto
"Take a second look you haven't
a second life". Mrs. N. Hodgins
was responsible for current
events.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess and conveners.
Friendly neighbors club
The Friendly Neighbors
dropped in at the Scout Hall
Thursday afternoon. The usual
entertainment was enjoyed,
cards, shuffleboard and
crokinole. During refreshments
plans were discussed for an of-
ficial opening after Christmas.
Junior Farmers news
Edgewood Junior Farmers
held their annual euchre, at the
Mason's Hall Saturday evening.
The number that turned up for
this event was disappointing. The
committee in charge was Keith
and Joyce Thomson, and Peter
and Linda Blom.
Prize winners for the euchre
were high score, Mrs. Nora
Wissel; lone hands, Mrs. Mary
Wallis; and the door prize was
won by Mrs. Nellie Blom.
Granton girls receive Honors
on Achievement Day
Congratulations are extended
to Mrs. Diane O'Shea, on
receiving her certificate for five
years leadership of 4-H groups at
Achievement Day at Arva
Saturday, also to Gwen Hodgins
on receiving her Provincial
Honors certificate at the same
time.
Fami ly forced from their
home by fire
Saturday, Granton and Lucan
fire departments responded to an
early morning call from the home
of Martyn Vanderminnen on
Main Stret, where a fire that had
started in the walls, and thought
to be caused by faulty wiring
forcedMartyn, Currie and their
four children out into the freezing
weather.
The interior of the home was
badly damaged by smoke and
water, very little of the contents
were saved.
Plans were made to help this
unfortunate family and the
No support
for drains
Zurich council decided there
wasn't enough public support to
Warrant taking steps to install
drains along two village Streets
following a Special Meeting held
Tuesday night
The Meeting involved property
owners of Chestnut and John
streets, the area in question, and
Was called because of a submitted
Petition.
Clerk Treasurer Betty 04
says no decision was reached
because there's not enough public
support.
If Crime doesn't pay, then
who's getting all the money?
Edith Youngson appointed
'District deputy is honored by lodge
community have responded with
donations of bedding, blankets,
furniture, household 'items of all
descriptions. These articles were
taken to the scout hall and
received by Scout Master Ben
Kop and scout Bill Jacklin arid.
Mrs, Glen Jameson. Further"
donations, including money, may
be left at the home of Ben Kop,
Station St.
concluded with a ,dance at the
Legion Hall, Wean.
calling of Jesus and followed Him
without delay...
just a reminder that the
Christmas Bazaar ,is November
29 in the . Church
the SerVielf, The sermon was
entitled "The Perfect Law". An
appeal was made for donations of
household articles furniture
money etc. to help the Van-
derminnen family who were
victims of a fire on Saturday
Flowers were placed in the
church in memory of Betty Head,
At
Mary
United Church
the United Church
McInay was in charge of
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins
and family visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Gladwyn Langford of
Dorchester Sunday,
Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Wallis
were Sunday visitors with Miss
Sandra Wilson and Mr. & Mrs.
Maynard Wallis of Sarnia,
The Donald Field family en-
joyed a Christmas reunion at the
Forester's Hall on Saturday
evening November 22.
Church news
At St. Thomas Anglican
Church, Rev. Mary Mills con-
ducted the service, her sermon
Was "Stir up 0 Lord the wills of
Thy faithful people and Come and
See". This alluded to the Apostle
Andrew when he obeyed the
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Correction
Sorry, I erroneously reported
last week that the Sr. Citizens'
bowling at the Lucan Alleys was
every Tuesday afternoon, instead
of every other Tuesday, The next
get together will be December 2,
Volunteer Fireman's Banquet
Saturday, the annual fireman's
banquet due to a change of date
was held in the United Church
Basement with the Lady
Foresters doing the catering.
About 75 people sat down to a hot
beef dinner, Gordon Johnson
asked the blessing.
Following dinner, Jim Shipley,
president of the Fire Board in-
troduced Ward Ellyatt fire chief
who acted as M.C. for the
evening. Mrs. Elsie Dann
thanked the ladies of Court
Valentine for a delicious banquet,
Mrs, Sandra Hern replied,
Greeting and expressions of
appreciation were given by Mr.
Wilson Hodgins, reeve of Bid-
dulph, Garnet Bloomfield,
London township and Mrs.
Ronald Denham, Blanshard.
Paul Nixon was appointed
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who has moved from Granton,
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