The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-10-28, Page 18HURON COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
NOMINATIONS
Notice is hereby given to the Public School Electors from the
School Division of the Town of Exeter and the Townships of
Usborne and Stephen in the County of Huron and that in com-
pliance with the Municipal Elections Act, 1972, Chapter 95,
the period for Nominations is
from 9 a.m.
THURS., NOV. 11, 1976
to 5 p.m.
MON., NOV. 15, 1976
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at the office of the Clerk of the Township of Stephen during
regular office hours, for the purpose of nominating fit and
proper persons for the office of
MEMBERS — Two to be elected
Crediton, Ont.
October 28, 1976
D. Wein
Clerk
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Poge 18 Times-Mvecate, OCtober 28, 1976
Granton seniors learn leathercraft, WI told of research
REDUCE
By MRS, E, SUMMERS
' The Women's Institute met at
the heme of Mrs. Percy Hodgins
Tuesday eyeing, October 19, Mrs.
Elsie Dann presided and opened
the meeting with Institute Ode
followed by the Mary Stewart
Collect and the Lord's Prayer.
The roll call was answered by a
Good Shopping Hint,
Mrs. Clarence Lewis reported
that she and Mrs. Charles Gowan
had attended a leadership course
in London on Needlepoint for
beginners, classes which will
include anyone in the community
that is interested in taking this
course will be set up later.
The date for Achievement Day
for the course "The Third Meal"
was announced for December 11
at Centennial Public School. Arva
at 1:15 p.m, Program conveners
were Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins and
Mrs. Elmer Harlton.
Mrs. Elmer Summers chair-
man of education for the Lucan
Biddulp branch of the Canadian
Cancer Society gave a talk on
Progress in Cancer Research,
and dealt with new methods of
detecting cancer with the new
Head/Body Scanner which
reveals organs of the body such
as the Pancreas which has never
before been visualized clearly.
Mrs. Summers also read an
article from the journal progress
against Cancer which told of Dr.
Harold Johns (who grew up in
Exeter) and Dr. Michael
Bronskill who are heading a team
of nine research scientists at the
National Cancer Institute in
Toronto who are working on this
new X-ray technique called
Computerized Tomography
Scanning, which may revolun-
tionize the diagnosis of Cancer.
Mrs. H. Hodgins read a poem
relating to the Motto "I'd like to
be the sort of friend that you have
been to me" also gave some very
useful household hints and two
recipes. Mrs. Harlton gave two
readings, "The first page hi the
cookbook" and a "Thanksgiving
Prayer" also gave a very in-
teresting account of her trip to
the Eastern Provinces. Lunch
was served by the hostess and
conveners.
Friendly neighbors sponsor
Leathercraft classes
The Friendly Neighbors Drop
in Centre at the Scout Hall was
open Wednesday afternoon and
evening last week as well as
Thursday, Members were able to
enjoy the various games and
later in the evening the group
who were interested in taking
leathercraft lessons gathered at
the Hall to meet their instructor
Me.„ Eric Judd of Tandy's Leather
Goecls Store, London. Mr. Judd
with,the help. .of a film explained.
thc- bas lesson
s
of Leathercraft,
regular teSsons will start'
January 1977. This club is also
planning a Hallowe'en party on
Saturday night for the younger
children at the Scout Hall at 7
p.m. and later a dance for the
teenagers.
Church news
At the United Church Rev.
Elwood Morden was in charge of
the morning service and took his
sermon from the scripture lesson
James 1: 1-8, 17-25, using the text
"Every good gift and, every
perfect gift is from above" his
message was entitled "Covet the
Best Gifts".
At St. Thomas Anglican Church
Rev. Mary Mills conducted the
evening service and welcomed
the members of the Granton
Masonic Lodge No. 483 A,F.A.M.
and their families to her church.
Worshipful. Master Bro. Percy
Hodgins read the first lesson and
the second scripture lesson was
read by the District Chaplain
Bro. Percy Armstrong of
Stratford.
Special music was a vocal solo
"I heard the voice of Jesus say"
by Mrs. Jim Hodgins ac-
companied on the organ by Miss
Gwen Hodgins. At the conclusion
of the service a time of fellowship
was enjoyed with refreshments.
Holy Communion will be
celebrated at St, Thomas Church
next Sunday at 11 a,m.
4-H news
The second meeting of the 4-H
Club the "Third 'Meal" was held
at the home of Mrs. Marlene
French of Thorndale Tuesday
evening. The meeting opened
with the roll call being answered
by telling when you had your
main meal of the day and what
you called it. After discussion it
was decided to put off naming the
bookcover until the next meeting.
Leader, Mrs. French explained
how to plan a day's meals for
your own family and talked about
the four day meal record. Betty
Johnson and Brenda Tomlin
demonstrated how to make Quick
Burgers and Brenda St. Dennis
and Ann Garrett showed how to
make tomato soup. After en-
joying the result of the demon-
stration the meeting adjourned
with the 4-H Pledge.
The third meeting was held at
the home of Brenda Tomlin .on
Saturday. After repeating the 4-H
pledge and answering the roll call
with all eight members present,
there was a discussion on a name
for the Club, It was decided to
call it "The Quacky Cookers",
Shelly Egan and Diane Garrett
showed how to make Salmon loaf
and Chicken salad. Leaders Mrs.
Marlene French and Mrs. Diane
O'Shea led a discussion on Fish,
Flesh and Fowl.
Then the girls enjoyed the
dishes made earlier and the
meeting closed with the 4-H
Motto. The Quacky Cookers will
next meet at the home of Diane
Garrett on Saturday, October 30
at 9 a.m.
Lady Foresters meet
Court Valentine C.O.F. met at
the Forester's Hall on Monday
evening October 18 with Mrs.
Larry Hern presiding and cork-
ductin& the ,business. Delegates
were chosen to attend the
Provincial Assembly at
Chatham, the weekend of
November 20.
It was decided to cater to the
Firemen's Banquet to be held
Saturday, November 20, and a
committee was named to look
after the arrangements.
November 29 was a date agreed
on to hold a pot luck supper and
craft display; all members of the
court will hdve tickets to sell,
Mrs. McLeod Mills was the
winner of the bulletin draw the
prize was a Forester coffee spoon
and Mrs. James Doyle the
numbers draw, Mrs, James
Doyle and Mrs, Malcolm Spence
were the lunch conveners and had
decorated the table with Jack-0-
Lanterns, candies and baskets of
apples for a Hallowe'en effect.
Explorer news
Monday evening the Explorers
held their meeting in the Church
basement where an election of
officers took place. The following
members were elected: chief
explorer, Cathy Riddell;
treasurer, Susan Noon;
secretary, Margaret 1VIcGuffin;
Sunshine, Julie McRobert; and
keeper of the logbook, Eveline
Vanderminnen,
A new leader Mrs. Carol
Johnson was welcomed as an
assistant to leader Mrs. Carle,
Vanderminnen, Explorers please
note that the meetings will be on
Monday nights at 7:15 p.m, from
now on. •
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Congratulations to Mr. Mrs,
Larry Pratt el Huron. Park on the
arrival of their baby daughter,
Tracy Lynn, at St. Mary's
Memorial Hospital, Mrs. Pratt is
the former Ruth Westman of
Granton,
Congratulations also to Mr, &
Mrs. John Sutherland of Windsor
on the arrival of a baby girl at
Metropolitan Hospital, Windsor
October 16, Mrs. Sutherland is
the former Selina Bryan of
Granton,
Wishes for a speedy recovery
are extended to the Hon. William
Stewart who is recovering from a
heart attack in St, Joseph's
Hospital, London.
Get well wishes are extended to
Mrs. Douglas Tuttle who is still a
patient in St. Mary's Memorial
Hospital, we hope that she will be
home soon,
Get well wishes also go to Mrs.
Henry Evans, who is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London,
receiving therapy. We are happy
to report that Mrs. Peter Van
Leish is now out of hospital and
recuperating at home
A number of people attended
the hot turkey dinner at Wesley
United Church on Wednesday
evening, Octobe r 20,
Mrs. Robt. Harloff and Mrs.
Elmer Summers attended the
annual meeting of the London
Middlesex Unit of the Canadian
Cancer Society on Thursday
evening, October 21,
Mrs. Clifford McRobert has
returned after spending two
weeks in Sarnia with her
daughter's family while she and
her husband Mr, and Mrs, Alan
Ullman were in Yugoslavia.
Miss Elizabeth Brennan of St,
John's, Newfoundland, is
spending a week at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Mardlin as the
guest of their daughter Ferne.
She is an exchange student from
Holy Name of Mary School, St,
John's and is attending Medway
High School, Arva during her
stay.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Sheldon Rowe on the arrival of
their daughter, Jennie Lynn,
Miss Ruth Mardlin of Regina is
enjoying an 18 day tour of
California,
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