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AREA FIREMEN,AT $EM1NAR A total of 50 firefighters from across south-western Ontario gathered at the Centralia
College of Agricultural Technology Thursday for a day long seminar sponsored by the Ontario Fire Marshal's office on the
proper use and maintenance.of equipment. Showing Xavier Boggemans of Grand Bend, John Wraight of Exeter,. George
DePappe of Lambeth, CharlieBrowningand Dave,McDonald ,of the Stephen fire department a new piece of equipment
was Wayne Moline, training .go-ordinator for` he,Safety Stipply-amo'any OU.canOcla* I-A photo •
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and Hang Ten before you go. Our selection has never been better and we believe you'll
find our prices attractive as well. Use those more expensive ArhericeM dollars for
something else and save on your summer. things 'by buying them at home. Of course, you
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membership, characterized.
the annual meeting of the.
United Church held teat
Thursday evening. Unlike.
the Federal election
nominations,, competition
was non'existent• However,
new appointments were as
follows Session - Mrs. Fred,
Bullock, for a term oft. two
years; Mission and Service-
committee Mrs. Jacob
Lagerwerf; Manse cm-.
mittee - Harvey Walper; and
to the nominating committee,
-.Ken Larmer, for a term of
three years,:
A short memorial service
remembered Elton Curts,...
Albert Romphf, Mrs. Cora
Eggert and Mrs. Lillian.
Matthews, who had passed
away during the past year,
The resident membership
of the chtirch stands at 179. It
Was-decided to hold the July
and August Sunday services
at 9:4$ a m, Invitations' are
to be extended to two
Missionaries to visit the
pastoral charge during the
year. Treasurers of all the
organizations reported an
increase 'In receipts'. and in
outlay during the past year.
The annual vestry meeting
of Grace Anglican Church
was held on January 17
under the leadership of the.
new -rector, the Rev.
Timothy Hill, B.A., M. Div.,
'with eleven members at-
tending-,
The Ladies Guild .purt•
chased. and - placed in the
church. a new fern- planter
and two floral
arrangements. No decision
was reached on the dispersal
of a 1979 bequest to the
church. A special Steward-
ship program was 'launched,
with, the rector arranging for
future group assistance in its
imPlemeptation, The
treasurer's ::report and the
ladies guild report for 1979
were most encouraging.
The rector expressed his
appreciation for a warm
welcome to the Parish and
discussed his expectations of
the family in relation to
Baptism and Confirmation,
He announced a Children's
Festival to be held in St.
Haul's Church, Thectford on.
Feb. 17 and also the
Eucharist and fellowship for
the Parish at the Greenway
Church on March 30. An
invitation was received and
accepted from Clark and
Doris Hodgins to hold an
outdoor service at their
home in June, and'a picnic to
foil' Offers elected for
1980..4 as follows: Rector's
Warden - George Mitchell;
People's Warden - Ken
McLinchey; Treasurer -
Clark Hodgins; Vestry Clerk;
-Jeanette Hodgins; Lay
Del legate to Synod Marion
Hodgins; Alternate - Olive
Hodgins; Caretaker - Rheola
Bullock; Organists — Doris
Hodgins, Judy Hodgins,
Connie Hodgins, and Joanne
1VicLincbey; Mowing grass -
McLinch,ey family. Sunday
serview- 10:00 a.m. until end
of April.,
The population of
"Greenway was increased by
one last Tuesday.
Congratulations to Dave and
Sandra Dawe upon the birth
of a baby girl,
Mr, and Mrs. Ken
Eagleson attended the
Dynamo Staff dinner party
in London Saturday evening.
Sunday afternoon visitors
with Evelyn and Manuel
Curts were Mrs. Lorene
McFadden and Cynthia,
Toronto.'
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Walper were recent Sault
Ste. Marie ylpiters.
By thOway: Said a Baptist
to a United Church brother:
"I don't like your church
government - it has too much
machinery about it." "Yes,
but then you see," said the
United Churchman, "It don't
take so much water to run
it."
Qreenway church annual
No corn etition for Church cositions
PLAN PAYMENT
The, Ontario Wheat
Producers' Marketing Board
has announced plans for an
interim payment to
producers on their 1979 crop
of wheat.
In making the an-
nouncement, board chair-
man Russell W. Rogers,
R.R. 1, Kingsville, said that
an interim payment of at
least $36.74 per tonne or $1.00
per bushel will be made
early in February.
The initial payment is in
addition to the base initial
price received by producers
of $83.37 per tonne or $2.25
per bushel.
hear of happiness
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK piness is our family. •
The Crediton Women's Mary Glavin thanked Rev.
Institute met Wednesday Latham, Mrs. Peter Martin
evening in the town hall. The sang three solos ac-
meeting was opened with the companied by Mrs." Harvey
Ode and. Collect. The roll call Hodgins on piano, Mrs. Alma
was answered by "tell a joy Davey, gave a reading en-
my conscience lets me deal titled, "Live for Today."
'with each day." Following the singing of
Business was conducted by the Institute grace a
president Mrs. •Gerald delicious lunch was served
Dearing, A reminder was by Jean Neil, Lyla Hendrick,
given to the ladies in saving Dolores Shapton and Alma
Canada packers labels and Davey.
Zehrs tapes. Personals
euchre party will be held William Smith is a patient
January 23 at the hall. in South Huron Hospital.
Admission to be $1. Lunch Mrs. Lavine Finkbeiner
provided and everyone is has been transferred to
welcome. Time 8:15. Hensell nursing home.
Next meeting will be 4-H Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cottell,
night. The meeting was then Allan and Arlene, and Mr.
turned over to Mrs. Glen and Mrs. Wayne Caldwell,
Hodgins. A song was, sung by *London visited Sunday with •
the members accompanied their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
by Mrs. Bruce Shapton on Ralph'Caldwell and family of
piano. Blyth.
The motto, "I thank God If anyone has any news for
most sincerely for the good the paper feel free:to call the
gifts in life." was read by correspondent on Mondays
Mrs. Ken Glavin in-
troduced the speaker. Rev.
John Latham who spoke on
the • theme "Happiness",
Rev. Latham said "We are
all given gifts from God,
singing, preaching,
teaching, cooking. The
greatest gift from God is a
child, on loan from God for
our happiness. Our first
contact with-Tuve and hap-
Crediton Institute,
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MON. TO THURS. & SAT. OPEN 9-6 - FRI, UNTIL 9:00
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A card party ,was nelci•4t Mrs. Mills crtained Mr!
• 'Whalen Schbol ,on Friday and Mrs': nithara Morleyg,,,
evening with 'Mr. arid' Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon.
John Scott as hosts. Johnson, Woodham, On
• Audrey Hodgins won the Sunday Cpr. Don Davies and
prize for ladies• high score, family, Port Lambton and
Bill Morley won men's high Mr, and Mrs. Don Davies
and Laura Hern had the and Dallas, Corunna were
most lone 'hands. Mark guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Taziar got a prize for low Mac Mills.
score.
The next party will be held Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Abbott,
February 2, with Mr. and Lucan and Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Earl French as con- Mike Anderson, Lucan were
veners. Sunday supper guests with
On Friday evening Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Art Abbott,
Mrs. Ray Mills, Mr. and Wesley and Catharine were
Mrs. Bruce Mills, Barry home for_the weekend with
Mills, Nancy Whiting and their parents also.
Mrs. Lillian Davies
celebrated . Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ernie Ferguson is
Mac Mills 35th wedding still a patient in St. Josephs
anniversary by taking them Hospital and our wishes for a
to dinner at the 4-Way Inn, speedy recovery are sent to
Exeter. her.