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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-11-16, Page 14+.t i ones Aavocofc , Novanlow I o, 1983 A FISHING WE WILL GO - Looking after the fish pond at Saturday's Exeter UCW bazaar were Dianne McCarter and Kim Murray. T -A photo News from Greenway Sy ANNE WAITER Hallowe'en night passed quietly in our area with many spooks making their annual rounds. I visited last week with Ian and Joanne --Pentecost of Guelph. I learned that when you live in an apartment you don't speak in a natural voice, you whisper. That is the case if you wish to be on good terms with the superintendent. Sunday we were dinner guests of Grace and Carol Newey, London. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Trevithick, Amy and Nathan and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trevithick, Brinsley, Doug and Cathy Walper. Shipka, and Elizabeth Walper, London. Anniversary Services were held at Grand Bend United Church Sunday. At the morn- ing service Rev. Dr. George Goth spoke and Rev. Robert Peebles was the speaker at the evening service. The Greenway people were well represented at both services. A successful bazaar was held by the Anglican Church ladies Saturday. The ;reenway Willing Workers held their November meeting at the home of Bill and Carolyn Woodburn with 18 members present. After a period of study, a tasty lunch was served and a time of fellowship followed. Shipka By MRS. HUGH MORENZ About 25 friends, relative. and neighbours gatherer' Thursday evening at Mar\ Ellen Zielman•s home for a Tupperware party. Demonstrator was Janine Corbett, of Hensall area. A reminder of the annual Harvest dance sponsored by this community being held Saturday night, November 19 at the Parkhill Community Centre. Mrs. John Keller, Sherri - Lynn and Stephe•i visited recently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk at Moorefield,. Ken and Ortha Baker, ac- companied by her sister and husband, Marg and Bob Reid, spent the weekend in Trenton at the girl's sisters, Beatrice and Les Locke. As it happen- ed to be the first snowstorm of the winter it took them seven hours to get down Friday evening. F'ermon and Leota Snyder were Sunday dinner guests at their son's Jim and Judy Snyder. Janet Navarre, of Evart, Michigan, spent the weekend at her sister's, Lucille and Harold Vincent and family. The girl's mother, Mrs. Fred Hoffman, who has been holidaying at the Vincents return^d home with daughter Janet. LENNOX NFATPUMP New. Efficient. Quiet. Lennox engineering makes it possible ...at a price you can afford. Wintertime: Save up to 420/0 on fuel bills. Summertime: Enjoy central air conditioning. For gas, oil or electric furnaces. Eligible for the C.O.S.P., up to $800 grant. aryartg, //' A portable, Shepherd Table - Top propane barbecue (tank not included) with each Whisper Line Heat Pump installed. Offer expires Dec. 21/83. ADAMS HEATING EXETER PHONE 235-2187 YOUR PARTICIPATING INDEPENDENT LENNOX DEALER WE'tThONYIIs; •perior Monarch, 10 kg. 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