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M. end Mrs. Norm Talbot
spent Wednesday afternoon
Woodstock visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Nancy Barta
Ind -family and also an uncle
Mr. andMrft. ToM Workman -
Friends of Mrs. Berthina
Hammond will be pleased to
know she has moved from her
house in the village to an
apartment in the Senior
Citizens building.
M. Ray Schell Mended a
Hearing -aid Clinic in
Tillsonburg last 'Tuesday and
also visited friends there.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Talbot,'
Debbie, Wendy and Lisa
spent Saturday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Southwell in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gale of the
Tank and TummyRestaurant
spent Tuesday at their cabin
the Collingwood area.
Mr. john Bigelow of
Collingwood visited the area
on the weekend and attended
the service at the Bayfield
Baptist Church Sunday
morning.
The village is beginning to
have a Christmassy look.
Same of the homes and
businesses have coloured
lights and decorations up and
with the snow it certainly is
very pretty.
The Bayfield Pee Wees will
openthe season Friday night,
Nov. 26 at 8 p.m. when they
will meet Milverton in the
Bayfield Arena.
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At the Bayfield Baptist
nrch Sunday the regular
services were held With Rev.
Brian Harrison in charge. In
the morning service be took
his :text from the hook of
Numbers, ellapter 35. This
passage concerns the SIX
cities of refuge God ordered
the Hebrew people to build
when they reached the
Promised land. Novi, Christ
is our "city of refuge' and we
are safe in our "Refuge."'
Sunday afternoon a Sunday
School teachers meeting was
held at the Church to arrange
the Christmas schedule. The
Sunday School Concert is to
be held Saturday, Dec. 11 ati.
p.m., with alt parents and
children invited.
The annual Church family
supper will beheld on Friday.
Dec. 17th at 6:30 p.m. This
will be a pot luck supper with
a gift exchange etc. Sunday
Dec. 19th at 7 o'clock there
will be a special music
program arranged by the
music committee of the
Church. They hope every one
interested will keep these
dates in mind.
Baptist WMS collects clothing
flie regular meeting of the
Barfield 13.W.IVI.1. was held
in the church basement,
Tuesday evening with the
president, Mrs. Muriel Snider
presiding.
The meeting opened with a
Hymn and prayer by the
president. Psalm 27 was read
in unison followed by another
hymn. In the absence of the
secretary, the minutes Were
read and adopted by Mrs.
Phyllis Nicholson.
The business included the
used clothing collected for the
New 'Tribes Mission which is
to be delivered. to Mr. R.
Alcock in Goderich. Phyllis
Nicholson will take the
various items to Huronview
for their special residents
buying spree, The circle of
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guano/dud for 3 roars by
Canadian General -Electric
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to sell because
1. It bas a dual kmization
Chamber. It adjusts to your
homes atmosphereend is
highly sensitive 10 changes irs
the "products of cornbustiete
level
2. It is made in both AC and
VantrY Models. The Unity
lasts about. year. (the unit
*mils a warning buy for of
loaf days as a low battery
indicator)
3. It is roimfiarid slim. There
is no need fo "s4loarta4011°
doting installation
A. It la toarant*ed f.r 3 yoirs
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$444.°8 552.50
Prayer was followed by Mrs.
Diana Harrison with a lovely
solo - Open my eyes that I
may see -
The special speaker for the
evening. was Mrs.. Mina
Talbot who read Ezekial 22
verse 30, and said that what
the world needs is more
praying mothers. She asked -
As mothers of today do we
really know how to pray?
Many times in the Bible it
says God used women to
change tithlgs. She said God
still needs women to work and
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ween 70 cents to 80 cents out
of every operating dollar.
This _being a fact of utility
operation, makes it quite
obvious that what a utility
pays Ontario Hydro for power
must have a profound affect
on the rate charges to
householders and businesses
in a community.
Public Utilities historically
operate at or near the break
even point. Surpluses arepot
allowed - to accumulate,
therefore any drastievhabges
in the cost of power, cost of
labour, or the cost of capital
must be immediately taken
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if all won't= worked
and prayed, they could move
nations. She closed with a
poem - Are all the children
in?
The meeting closed with
prayer by Mrs. Mary Keys.
The quilt committee took'
over and quilt patches were
sewed. A lovely lunch was
served.
The next meeting is to be
Dec. 7th at the home of Mrs.
Janet Talbot. It will be the
Christmas meeting with an
exchange °Ismail gifts.
plementation of rate changes.
As a result it is evident that a
Municipal Hydro operating In
our volatile and changing
economy must impose rate
changes frequently in
keeping with the rapid
changes in the cost of power,
labour and material, which
are so evident to us all in the
mid 1970s.
Yours sincerely,
G. L. Burley.
O.M.E.A. Director, Toronto
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