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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-12-07, Page 20Times-Advocate, December/, 1978 Crediton girls receive 4-H honors By MISS ELLAMORLOCK CREDITON At 4H Achievement Day held Saturday morning at Stephen Central School members of the Crediton group who won county honours (completion of 6 clubs) were Karen Haist, Sarah McClure, Nancy Turner, Deanne Christie, Joy. Christie, Jackie Sillivan, Harriet Martens. Provincial honours (com pletion of 12 clubs) winners Ontario MINISTRY OF REVENUE Notice To All Owners And Tenants Huron/Perth Area Take notice that pursuant to Section 40 of the Assessment Act, Chapter 32, R.S.O. 1970 and Amendments: Assessment Notices have been delivered or were caused to be delivered on or before December 8, 1978 to all owners and tenants in the municipalities of Huron/Perth. The last day for appeal ing an assessment is January 9, 1979. The Assessment Roll may be examined at the Municipal Offices dur ing regular business hours commencing December 20, 1978. W.F. Jenkins Regional Assessment Commissioner . Huron/Perth Regional Assessment Office #24 P.O. Box 190 57 Napier Street Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Z2 were Jeannie Pavkeje, Linda Wilson, Jane Sullivan, Joan Klemke, Janet Shap- ton. To Mrs. Don Finkbeiner was awarded a five year leadership certificate. Zion United Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner represented Zion United Church at the Presbytery meeting, Dungannon, Tuesday. Flowers in the sanctuary for the Sunday morning services were in memory of Fred Brown and Mrs. Sam Lawson. Personals Mrs. Robert Palmer, Ottawa, spent several days with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Emmery Fahrner. Crediton’s volunteer firemen enjoyed a Christmas dinner Saturday evening in the community hall. Members of the Women’s Institute catered. Nola Faist and Rev. & Mrs. Fred Faist, Stratford, spent the American Thanksgiving with Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Zophy of Rochester, Michigan. Not far from Rochester is Frankenmuth, famed for its Old World architecture, its Christmas stores and its chicken dinners. The Faists found Frankenmuth thronged, both in the stores and in the dining halls. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Lamport enjoyed a six-day trip to Jamaica. Members of the party wore name plates and Mr. Lamport’s proved to be of interest. He learned why. Lloyd is a popular name among Jamaicans. The food, roast beef, pork and chicken, was good, accommodation and service superb. Only men are waiters. Women perform maid service in the rooms. The visitors saw a home owned by Johnny Cash, and one once occupied by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. It contains many priceless antiques. Kingston was avoided because of obvious anti-white feeling there. A swim in the Caribbean was an experience to treasure in one’s memory. Before Itheir arrival there had been heavy rains. As a result, vegetation was abundant and green, and flowers at their best. A tiny toad-like creature filled the night air with its song. The temperature was 82 degrees the day they arrived, 85 degrees when they left,In spite of the heat, Jamaicans do not dress so scantily as some Canadians do in the summer time. Some of the party hesitated wearing the shorts they had taken with them. At the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ken Campbell Friday evening there was a gathering to honour retiring Stephen reeve Cecil Desjardine. Present were Mr. & Mrs. Desjardine, the clerk-treasurer, councillors, road superintendent and their wives, and former reeve Joe Dietrich with his son Paul. The evening was spent playing cards and table games and singing* Lunch was served. A barometer was presented to Mr. Desjardine with an attached plaque indicating the number of years of his service to the community. PROVINCIAL HONOUR WINNERS — Taking Provincial Honours at Saturday's Huron 4-H Achievement Day in Exeter were Lori Lynn Stewart, Bonnie Keys, Dianne Rundle and Jane Sullivan. 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