Times-Advocate, 1980-11-19, Page 33NOON BAKE SALE Grade eight students at Usborne Central School held a noon hour bake sale Friday with proceeds to
finance school trips, From the left are Dianne Willis, Br enda Hoonard, Sherd Cottle, Marty Francis and Scott Baptist,
EXPLORERS AT BAZAAR — Explorers Tracy Spencer, Catherine Davison and Tanya
Delbridge were helping at Saturday's Exeter UCW bazaar. T-A photo
TOPS IN GRADE 10 — Sarah McClure, Esther Little, Susan. Deichert and Kathy Love
receives the RSD Sports shield as the top students in grade 10 at South Huron District High
School. T-A photo
„BEST IN GRADE 12 — Receiving the Kongskilde shield as the top students in grade 12 at
South Huron District High School are Paul McCauley, Arndt Vermaeten, Mary Ann Hogan
and Tracy' Johnston. T-A photo
I would like to thank
all my supporters at
the Polls in
Tuckersmith Township
last Monday. It was
greatly appreciated.
And I wish the new
council the very best
for next term.
Robert
Fotheringham
Hay Township
Voters
I would like to thank all those who
supported me at the polls on
November 10th.
Sincerely
Claire Deichert
NOTICE
Township of Hay
Ratepayers.
second instalment of 1980 taxes
on ordpefore,.-
November 30, 1980
The
due
are
To the Electors of Hensall
I would like to express my sincere thanks for
your support on November 10th. I will do
my best to serve you in the coming term.
Cecil Pepper
To my supporters
THANK YOU
I appreciate your confidence.
Charles D. Hay
Commissioner
Hensall Public Utilites
To The Voters of Tuckersmith
SINCERE THANKS
To everyone who voted for me - thanks to
everyone who came out to vote.
Thanks to our chauffeurs sorrry we "lost
one". Welcome to the new council
members, sincere regrets to the ones who
lost.
Thanks to our son, daughters, sons-in-law,
neighbours, relatives and friends who
helped in any way to make Nov. 10,1980 a
winning day
Bill Brown L
Sincere Thanks
TOPS IN GRADE 13 — Teacher Don Webster present the Gaiser-Kneale shield to the Grade 13 students at Friday's
Commencement at South Huron District High School. From left are Deborah Webster, Peter Klungel, Lorrie Mothers and
Dorothy Van Esbroeck. T-A photo
FIRST WORLD WAR VETS — Seven veterans from the first World War attended Tuesday's Remembrance Day banquet at
the Exeter Legion. Back, left, Norm Norry, Reg Knight, Ted Pooley and Joe White. Front, Sylvanus Cann, Cliff Brintnell and
J.R. Cornish. T-A photo
MInk'You,
I would like to thank the voters of the
township of Stanley for electing me to the
position of beputy-Reeve.
Don .McGregor
To the
Elector s of
Honsolt
t gratefully appreciate
your support at the
November 10th election,,
and will endeavour to
serve you to the best of
Thank you
John Skea
my ability.
To The Voters
of
Tuckersmith
I wish to thank you for your support at
the Polls on November 10th and appreciate
very much the efforts of those who worked
on my behalf on election day. I look
forward to the challenge of serving your in-
terests over the next two years.
Bob Broadfoot
I would like to take this opportunity to
thank all the people of the Village of Hen-
sall who braved the weather to come out
and vote for me. We had over a 60% tur-
nout which indicates to me how interested
and concerned you all are in how Hensall is
run. I look forward to representing you for
the next two years.
I would also like to thank all those who
helped in the preparation and running of
the polling stations, especially Mrs. Betty
Oke, our Clerk-Treasurer.
My congratulations to all those who were
elected for the Village of Hensall
DICK PACKHAM
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to the electors of Tuckersmith for your support at the
polls on November 10. A special thanks to everyone
who helped me during the election.
Sincerely Jim Pappie
A sincere
Thank You
to the
electors of Stanley
Township for your
support at the
polls November 10
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Crediton W.I.
Wednesday evening the
Crediton Women's Institute
held a birthday party for the
residents at the Blue Water
Rest Home in Zurich.
Entertainment was
provided by Maggie Clark,
John Stewart, Harvey Smith
and aearldine Schenk' who
played several toe tapping
numbers.
Gloria Martin and Glenn
Hodgins, The Double G's,
provided musical numbers
and led the residents and
guests in a sing song.
The children who attended
got together for an impromp-
tu song. Arlene and Allan
Cottel, Dennis and Scott
Hodgins and Ruth and 'Lisa
Martin delighted the elderly
people.
Birthday presents were
handed out by the W.I. presi-
dent Mrs. Dave Cottel and
happy birthday was sung.
A lunch was served by the
Crediton ladies and birthday
cake topped off the evening.
The Crediton Women's
Institute would welcome
anyone to their November
meeting tonight, who are in-
terested in travel informa-
tion. Ms. Smith from the
Coach Houk will be the
guest speaker.
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