Times-Advocate, 1980-11-05, Page 6MR. AND MRS. LARRY WRAGG
Susan Marie Davey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davey,
RR 1 Exeter and Larry Arthur Wragg, son of Mr. and. Mrs.
Allen Wragg, London were united in, marriage, Saturday, Oc-
tober 4, 1980 by Rev, James Forsythe in Exeter United Church.
Matron of honour was Mrs. Janice Bugyra, Lucan and
bridesmaids were Miss Kathy Davey and Miss Rosemarie
McCullough, both of Exeter. Best man was Jim Husband, Lon-
don andushers were Bill Wragg, Stratford and Keith Davey,
Exeter. After a short honeymoon, Susan and Larry are
residing in London. Photo by Brad Baynham
Kids pick best
TOWN OF
EXETER
1980 MUNICIPAL. ELECTION
NOTICE is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Town of Exeter, in the Coun-
ty of Huron, that in compliance with the Municipal Elections Act 1977, a ballot will
be held for the Offices of:
MAYOR
One Candidate to be Elected
DEPUTY-REEVE
One Candidate to be Elected
COUNCILLORS
Six Candidates to be Elected
Polls will be open as designated below on
Monday, November 10, 1980
at 11:00 a.rn, to 8:00 p.m.
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POLL 1 - MARJORIE ARTHUR'S BEAUTY SHOP
469 William Street
Ruth Durand, D.R.O. Elizabeth Varley, Poll Clerk
POLL 2 - BETHEL REFORM CHURCH BASEMENT
Huron Street East
Glenn Fisher, D.R.O. Barb Mclelland, Poll Clerk
POLL 3 - RESIDENCE - EDNA SIMMONS
164 Sanders Street East
Edna Simmons, D.R.O. Peg McLean, Poll Clerk
POLL 4 - LAWN BOWLING CLUB HOUSE
298 Main Street
Agnes Bryant, D.R.O. Olga Davis, Poll Clerk
POLL 5 - RESIDENCE - VI HENNESSEY
418 William Street
Leila Dobbs, D.R.O. Doris Dettmer, Poll Clerk
POLL 6 - FIRE HALL
216 Main Street
Joan Kells, D.R.O. Gladys McDonald, Poll Clerk
POLL 7 SHERWOOD (EXETER) LTD.
18 Wellington Street
Marjorie Tuckey, D.R.O. Ann MacVicar, Poll Clerk
POLL 8 - FIRE HALL
216 Main Street
Nancy Chambers, D.R.O. Maida Baynham, Poll Clerk
POLL 9 - RESIDENCE WILLIAM HARVEY
161 William Street North
Marion Frayne, D.R.O. Labelle Harness, Poll Clerk
ADVANCE POLL - MUNICIPAL BUILDING
406 Main Street South
Saturday, November 1, 1980
9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Donna Glanville, D.R.O. Ruth Bray, Poll Clerk
Deadline for Voting Proxy -
NOVEMBER 10, 1980 AT 5 P.M.
POLLING STATIONS
1.M. Arthur's Beauty Chop 469 William Ctrcc
2. Bethel Reform ChL
-Huron Street Ea..
3. Mrs. Edna Simmons
4. Exeter Lawn Bowl?
5. Mrs. Vi Hennessigy
6. Fire Hall-'216 Mai
7. Sherwood (Exete
8. Fire Hall-216 ML
9. William Harvey-1
rocItlaSEMOLIHT AVE.
164 Sanders Street East
g Club House-298 Main Street South
418 William Street
Street South
Ltd.-18 Wellington St. W.
Street South
William Street North
Advance Poll -
Municipal Office 0
406 Main St. S.
ME 4 HWY.
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MR. AND MRS. PATRICK BRANDON
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Brandon were united in marriage at St.
Peter's Roman Catholic Church in St. Joseph on September 27,
The groom is the son of Ken and Elane Brandon of RR 3
Bayfield and the bride Mary Teresa (Terri) is the daughter of
John Paul and Barbara Rau of RR 2 Zurich. Father J. Bensette
performed the double ring ceremony and special vocal duets
were provided by the Miller sisters with a guitar accompani-
ment. The bride's sister Denise Rau was the maid of honour.
The bride was also attended by her other sisters, Patti and
Cheryl Rau.the groom's sisters Karen Courtney and Kelly Bran-
don. Kelly Sheardown, cousin of the bride was the flower girl.
Blair Brandon, a brother of the groom was the best man and
guests were ushered into the church by Gary Rau, brother of
the bride, Paul Payne and Stewart Turner, friends of the
groom, Rusty Brandon, a brother of the groom and Shawn
Walker, the groom's nephew was ringbearer. After a honey-
moon trip throughout northern Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Brandon made their new home in Bayfield.
photo by Doug Longsdal
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By ELAINE TOWNSHEND
Dear Weatherman:.
Someone suggested I
should write to you before I
become too busY Pestering
Santa Claus. I didn't take
him seriously until today.
I opened the door this
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The monthly October, the meeting. Lunch was Beulah Desjardine and.
Desjardine, Erb,
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morning and Stepped. out-
side. The wind blew me back
in. I 1484 again, and snow
pellets :stung my face. MY
nose turned blue before the
car warmed up. This is
autumn?
Winter does not officially
begin until December 21,
Therefore we should be in
the midst of sunny, crisp and
colourful fall days, Where.
have you been? On a Florida
vacation?
Granted, you turned out A
few good days in early
October. They were perfect.
They showed us what
autumn is all about. They
were too, good to last, and
they didn't..
A peculiar thing about
those days was they started
on Wednesday and ended on
Friday. 'Like. cleckwork,,tim
sun went down on Friday
night and the rain ciontls
came out on Saturday.
Some people, who were
cooped up In an. Office. or a
classroom all week, took
exception to that, sir. Far-
mers didn't enjoy hauling
corn out of the mud, either,
I realize your job is dif-
ficult, and nagging from me
will not make it easier. But I
thought I * should bring to
your attention that things
are getting out of band. The
damp dreary mess of the
past few weeks was one
thing, but this sudden cold
blast is something else.
I. have yet to meet anyone
who is ready for winter, Most
agree it is too cold too soon,
Some are considering
mutiny, What do you intend
to do about it?
" A month or more of Indian
Summer - frost on plowed
ground in the morning,
sunshine in the afternoon
and clear skies at night -
would sooth some crusty
spirits,
A dusting of snow in
December - enough to give
us an official White
Christmas but not enough to
interfere with travel - would
please many people,
An open winter, with drifts
strategically placed to keep
skiers smiling and motorists
driving, would be ap-
preciated.
You did a good job last
winter, but let's be honest.
Anything would have looked
good after the winters we
endured earlier in the 70s.
Southwestern Ontario is
notorious for its hard win-
ters, and residents have
proved their perseverance
time and time again. Can't
we break from tradition?
I, for one, believe we
!deserve a break today,
Check your wooly cater-
pillars, and see what you can
, do about it, will you ??
Yours truly,
0 degrees and freezing.
The three top Canadian
Children's books as voted by
the children of the Mid-
western Region have been
announced. The first place
winning book is "Jacob Two-
two meets the hooded fang"
by Mordecai Richler. The
second place book is
"Alligator Pie" by Dennis
Lee. Gordon Korman's book
"This can't be happening at ,
Macdonald. Hall!" was the
third place winner.
The young Canadian
author, Gordon Korman, will
appear on Saturday,,
November 29, at the
Goderich Branch Library at
10:30 a,m. and at the Clinton
Branch Library at 1:00 p.m.
Free admission tickets may
be obtained, at your local
Branch .Library.
"Women's Ministries" was
held .a.t the home, of Mrs.
DOrreen Erb, . Mrs, Shirley
Prouty was. in, charge of the
service for this month.
She led in the singing of the
hymns,. "Blessed. Quietness"
and "I will 'Praise
Mrs. Ruth McLaren,. Mrs,
Dorothy Ilookey, and. Mrs.
Blanche- McDonald prayed
for some requests. that were
made. Mrs, Idena Desjar-
dine accompanied on the
organ, Mrs. SUM Cann
favoured with a .solo, "The.
Glory of His Presence," Mrs.
Mary Lou Tait accompanied
her on the organ.
Mrs. Estrella Finkbeiner
gave a Missionary reading.
about Bonnie Raymer from
Kenya, Mrs. Mary Blan-
chard prayed for adopted
Missionaries, Rev, & Mrs,
Foder and family,
missionaries to Brazil., Rev.
& Mrs. Ken Ebwine and
faimily from Quebec.
Mrs. • Mena Desjardine
prayed for Mrs, Kendrick
and Mrs, Mabel Jeffery.
Mrs. Beulah Desjardine
prayed for the Pa$tors and
the family. Mrs. Gonyou
prayed for our Young
People,
Miss Marion McLean gave
the message the title "In an
Icy River With God". We all.
sang a hymn "Everybody
Ought toknowwhoJesus 1$,"
Mrs. Ruth McLaren took
charge of the busineess,
There were 17 present at
Over 80 Club
Mrs. mabel Desjardine,
of Shipka was 84 years
young on November 4.
Odds 'n Ends
To the weatherman
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