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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1985-12-11, Page 17an•••••=mir CANADIAN AGRA FINANCIAL CORPORATION FARM MORTGAGES What You Need 1. Expansion Capital In a growing business, capital expenditures need to be made for: a) enlarged land base b) new buildings 2. Consolidation of Long and Intermediate Term Loans To have one mortgage payment only to make from time to time. 3. Second Mortgage When it may be to your advantage to leave a first at favourable terms in place. What We Provide 1. To Ontario Farmers Long Term Mortgage Funds Fast and efficient service to qualifying farm enterprises. Upon receipt of required information and loan approval, funds can be distributed within a period of ten banking days. 2. Repayment Terms To put the fast strain on your cash flows. Interest only half yearly and we takeout existing mortgage (s) under certain circumstances. 3. We'll Advance Funds For Any Worthwhile Purpose Equally favourable terms will be given on second mortgages, based on serviceability For further information, please contact us at: CANADIAN AGRA FINANCIAL CORPORATION 221 Josephine Street, Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0 Tel: 519-357-3660 Telex: 069 55289 Tony Van Zon, General Manager and Financial Co- ordinator has had 30 years of banking experience with one of Canada's foremost char- tered banks. He held various positions at a number of locations in Ontario, most of which were in the field of lending and agricultural lending in particular. Canadian Agra Financial Corporation is a division of Canadian Agra Holdings inc. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1985. PAGE 17. Morris council adopts assessment review Sunday school holds concert M.C. Bonnie Lamble welcomed the large crowd of children, parents, grandparents and friends to the Annual Sunday School Christmas Concert held in the basement of Duff's United Church opening with a couple of Christmas carols assisted by Marie McGavin at the piano. Bonnie announced the following program put on by the Sunday School children. Nursery recita- tions given by Chad McCallum, Janice McCallum, Marlene John- son, Jillian Houston, Sarah Mc- Lellan and Amanda Gamble. Teachers were Maxine Marks and her assistant, Maxine Houston. A piano solo was played by Michael Craig, "Away in a Man- ger." Tonia McClure played "The First Noel." Nursery and Primary Classes performed a play entitled "A Very Special Night." Head Angel was Lisa Gingerich. Angels were Mar- lene Johnson, Janice McCallum, Kerrie McClure, Lee Ann McDon- ald, Sarah McLellan. Joseph was Chad McCallum; Mary, Stacy Linton; the Three Wise Men, Neil Saur, Tara McLellan and Trish Clark; Shepherds, Randy Linton, Sarah Lamble, Craig Gillis. The Donkey was Shannon Davies, the cow, Amanda Gamble. The children sang first verses of "Silen Night" and "Away in a Manger" with the audience join- ing in. Teachers were Gloria Love and her assistant, Nita McClure. "Christmas Chopsticks" was played by Susan Carter. "Santa Claus is coming to town" was played by Nancy Godkin. Junior Class I presented "The Safety First Christmas". Sir Safety was Andrea Gingerich; The Roller Skate Elf, Lori McClure; Ice Skate Elf, Shannon Craig; Sled Elf, Sharon Godkin; Wagon Elves, Barbara Lamble and Heather Eckel; Stove Elf, Chris Saur; Toy Elf, Cindy McCallum; Pickup Elf, Chris Davies. The teacher is Dianne McCal- lum. A trio of Trish Clark, Lisa Gingerich and Tara McLellan sang "Jingle Bells". The Silver Skates was paid by Sarah Lamble. Junior Class II put ona skit entitled - "Outwitting a Will". Samuel Clark was portrayed by Greg Fritz; Mrs. Clark, Susan Carter; Bert, Chris Eckel; Chub, Danny Taylor; Slim, Greg Clark; Smith, Randy McClure; Mrs. White, Elizabeth Lamble. The class's teacher is Helen Craig. A piano solo, "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"' was played by Lee Ann McDonald. "Good King Wenceslas" was played by Stacey Linton. "Joy to the World" and "Away in a Manger" were played by Andrea Gingerich. The Senior Class put on a play entitled "The Carolers". Mr. Winters was played by Manny Taylor; Mrs. Winters by Nancy Godkin; First Caroler, Steve Fritz; second caroler, Brian Love; Third Caroler, Tonia McClure; Fourth Caroler, Ron Stevenson. Their teacher is Marie McGavin. Elizabeth, Barbara and Sarah Lamble sang "Every Star Shall Sing a Carol". "Silent Night" was played by Shannon Craig. The senior class put on a comical skit entitled "Preparing for the Day." "The Holly and the Ivy" and "Up on the House Top" were played by Sharon Godkin. "Waltz of the Christmas Toys" was played by Barbara Lamble. Bonnie Lamble expressed her thanks to the teachers for their work in preparing for the concert, the audience showed their appre- ciation in the usual way. Now came a visit from a special guest. As Glenda Carter played Jingle Bells, Santa arrived amid all the excitement of the children who were then treated to a bag of candy. WALTON NEWS Mrs. Betty McCall 887-6677 Duff's Church holds communion service Hoegy. Elva Wilbee was organist. Serving the bread and wine for the communion were: Bruce Clark, Edith Wey, Margaret Craig, Ray Huether, Emmerson Mitchell, Graeme Craig, Barry Hoegy and Roy Williamson. The second candle for Advent was lit by Marion Godkin with her daughter Donna giving prayer. New auxilliary ministers at St. Ambrose Church Five new Auxiliary Ministers will take holy communion to the were installed during Mass at St. sick-shutin and elderly. Faye Peel, Ambrose church on Sunday, Dec. Helen Albers, Rita Deitner and 1, 1985. Harry Gobrink will take alternate Sundays assisting Father Stan A letter of recommendation and distribute holy communion during congratulation was read from Sunday morning Mass. Bishop John Sherlock of London Their term of office will be a two naming, Caroline Kernoughn who year duration. BY DOROTHY FOXTON On the evening ofDecember 3 John Garrett and Ted Ingam spoke to Morris Township council on the Assessment Impact Study. The lowest assessment value on Morris land was between 1980 and 1984. Was in 1984 when the value of farm land was $800 per acre. Since the 1975 based assement, the value of farm land had doubled and buildings weredown 50 per cent. Council decided to adopt the study based on 1984 market values. A public meeting to discuss the Secondary Plan will be held Tuesday. March 4, 1986 at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Comm- unity Centre. The Rev. Cheryl-Ann Stadel- bauer - Sampa of Egmondville United Church took the second Sunday in Advent service at Duff's United while Bonnie Lamble was in the pulpit at Egmondville. Greeters were Graeme and Helen Craig. Ushers were Keith Wilbee, John Huether and Barry Thank You To the residents of Brussels, I wish to say thank you for your co-operation over these many years that I have been your councillor, P.U.C. commissioner, Reeve and Warden. I consider it an honour to have served the village and to have been your representative on county council. I extend my best wishes and support to Hank Ten Pasand our council. I'm sure they will do their best to serve the community in a responsible manner. I wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. CAL KRAUTER.