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Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Charles IVIcRohert were Mr. & Mrs. Roy McRobert, Mr, & Mrs. Bob McRobert and John, Mr. & Mrs. Claire McRobert and Jeff, Ruth Anne McRobert and Miss Anne Peckham. Mr. & Mrs. MacLeod Mills attended the Keith Barrie show Saturday evening in Centennial Hall, London. David Betteridge St. Marys is spending a few days with his grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson. Mr. & Mrs. John Scott and family spent a few days last week visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Everett Hicks, Barrie, Mr, & Mrs. Brent Hicks and family, Penetang, and Mr. & Mrs. Randy Hicks, Hillsdale, Mrs. Ray Mills and Brent, Centralia were Sunday supper guests with. Mr. & Mrs, MacLeod Mills, Mr. & Mrs. David Scott and family, Nobleton, were weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs, John Scott. By MANUEL CURTS The annual meeting of Greenway United Church held Tuesday evening could have ended up this way — but it didn't, True, there was only about 13 percent of the membership in attendance. But the other 87 percent missed something. It's hard to put into words, Perhaps it would be best not to try to, and just hope that the other 87 percent will develop a curious interest. But suffice to say, its too bad so many are not aware, in my opinion, of the fellowship which exists because of the warmth and devotion which is evident in the leadership which our church is now enjoying. Stuart Bullock and Lisle Woodburn were re-elected to the Session for a four year term. Ken Eagleson and Ken Smithers were elected and Graham Eagleson and Ron Turner, re-elected to the Committee of Stewards for a three year term. Stuart Bullock was chosen as delegate to Conference and ' Presbytery meetings with Dawson Woodburn as alternate, Favorable financial reports were presented by all organizations January in Ontario is usually thought of as the month of snow and cold. It is also the month when those annual meetings, for most organizations, come up. And sometimes they can leave one cold. I suppose the prime cause for that is a feeling of "let George do -it," and as a result about 90 percent absenteeism' of the membership occurs. And, in my opinion, the church can almost always be depended upon to fall into this category. As one ponders the reason for this, various answers come to mind such as, I forgot about it; I didn't know about it; if I'm not there chances are I won't get a job; it's the same old thing; they won't listen to me anyway; I haven't been in the habit of at- tending so I would sort of feel embarrassed; I have another engagement that night; they'll likely be asking for more money, etc., etc. Personals Many relatives from here attended the marriage in Parkhill Friday evening of Norma Bullock, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Bob Bullock and Richard Mitchell, son of Mr, & Mrs. Wes Mitchell. Evelyn Curts was organist for the ceremony. Later in the evening friends joined in the festivities held at the Com- munity Centre. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hutchinson and Kathyrn were among those who attended the service held in the Strathroy United Church, Sunday, when their grand- daughter Jacqui Leanne Wier- sma was baptized. Tom Horner made a business trip to Florida last week and evidently took a little of our snow with him. Mr. & Mrs. Wm Curts and Viola Curts, Londmi, were Sunday visitors with Evelyn and Manuel Curts. By the way : The nervous young minister was conducting his first baptismal service. "And how old is — er — he, she, or it, as the case may be?" "Just five weeks, sir," replied the proud mother. "Well, well!" said the minister, helpfully, "your youngest, I suppose?" Name officers at Clandeboye The United Church annual congregational meeting was held Sunday following the morning service. Wes Stanley representing Prebytery chaired the meeting and Mrs. Gerald Lynn acted as secretary. Officers for the comming year are: Elders, Clarence Millson, Wilmer Scott, Rea Neil, David Kestle, Gerald Lynn, George Simpson and Jim Scott; Stewards, Andy Thompson, Keith Simpson, Ralph Lynn, Harry Hardy, Clarence Millson and Jim Scott; Treasurer, Jim Scott. Ushers, Chairman, Gerald Lynn, assistants, Ralph Lynn, Rick ,Rollings, Ken Simpson, Harry Hardy, Paul Hodgins, Gary Donaldson and Jim Scott; Trustee Board, Harry' Hardy, Ralph Lynn, David Kestle and George Simpson; Missionary and Service Committee, David Kestle, Mrs. Rupert Williams, Ralph Lynn and Jim Scott; Manse Committee, Mrs. Ethel Donaldson, Mrs. Chas. Coughlin, David Kestle; Custodian, Mrs. Ethel Donaldson; Pianist, Miss Debbie Lynn; Secretarial duties, Mrs. Wm. Feke. The vestry meeting of St. James Anglican church was held on Thursday night with sixteen members present. Rev. John Holland was in charge of the meeting and the Vestry Clerk Ken Carter was returned for another year. The following are the officers for this year: People's Warden, Robert Hodgins; Rector's Warden, Joe Cunningham; Cemetery Committee, Tom Tomes as Secretary Treasurer; assistants, Joe, Roy and Jim Cunningham, Robert Hodgins, Allan Hill, Alton O'Neil and Ken Carter. Board of Management, The congregation in general; Rectory Committee, Mrs. Joe Cun-• ningham, Mrs. Roy Cunningham, Mrs. Robt. Hodgins, Mrs. Allan Hill; Organist, Mrs. Allan Hill; Sunday School Superintendent, Mrs. Robt. Hodgins; A.C.W. President, Mrs. Clarence Carter; Auditors, Joe Cunningham, Allan Hill. Personals Mrs. George Lee is back on the job at Carter's General store after vacationing the past month in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Dick Parker of Harriston were weekend visitors with the latter's sister, Viola Ken Carter. Jane and Brian Belore and Heather Hodgson visited on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Art Hodgins. Jane and Brian have just returned from Western Canada where they have been racing their horses since July, They are moving to Windsor Raceway this week, By PAUL SALMON The recent reports of snow in the Bahamas, which are even surprising the weathermen who report them seem to confirm my theory that the climates of various areas in the world are reversing. If my predictions are correct, Mt. Carmel and the surrounding area will be in a tropical banana-belt within the next several years. I feel it is only fair to warn any would-be competitors that if these strange climatic trends do continue, I intend to erect Mt, Carmel's first all-purpose holiday resort and I also hope to gain control of orange and grapefruit growing in this area. Returning to news of the present, I am very glad to an- nounce that Father Mooney has left the hospital and is now in the good care of his brother, Father Tom Mooney, of London. Father Mooney extends his sincere thanks to Dave McCann, who was with Father Mooney when he took sick, to the Hoffman Ambulance drivers and to everyone who has expressed their desire for his speedy recovery. Father Charrette who most of the members of the Mt. Carmel Parish have now met, will con- tinue to fulfill Father Mooney's duties while he is recovering. Here's hoping that recovery will be very swift, Until such time as my previously mentioned predictions come true, we are left with weather which is far less than pleasant, weather that has curtailed the travels of many people. Nevertheless, Mt. Carmel nas not been completely forsaken and visitors to our village on this past Sunday, January 23 is proof of this. it, Mr, & Mrs. Wilfrid Hogan welcomed their daughter Rita and her husband Jerry lia...tman, from London, and Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dietrich welcomed their daughter, Theresa, and her husband Wayne Karkowski, from Woodstock, Page 10 Times-Advocate, January 27, 1977 Whalen couple celebrates