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EAST WAWANOSH PUBLIC SCHQQI,•Mudents en-
tertained residents of the Brookhaven Miming Home
with a variety of musical numbers lapMednesday
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afternoon. The students were accompanied by several
of their classmates on musical instruments and per-
formed a number of Beatles tunes.
Canfarm restructuring yields
improved profit and services
Sharing computer time, companyinthe country.. •
shrewd. business expertise • The dramatic change: is
and a partnership with oneof the • result of a complete
the most successful data restructuringi, of the com-
processing companies in pany. IST-caldarm Inc., the
North America have swung company • *hili now
Canfarm into a position operates the service is a joint
where its operating budget venture between Canfarm
shows black figures for the Co-operative: Services and
first time. IST -COPA..
It is a giant stride for this IST-COF'Ahas added to the
company, which includes very brad, farm
more farm organizations • j shareholder base, while at
its ownership than any other the same timeadding access
to the \huge tOmputer centre
owned by the;. parent cbm-
pany, IST It added a
vast
the... • . computes service
Pool oftexpertise from
organization. .•
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Every aspect hof the
Canfarm operation has been
meticulously analysed to
ensure that each task is
performed with the utmost
efficiency while, at the same
time, improving the service
to the farm clients.
A visit to the Canfarm
office at Guelph ,in the late
tall Of this year, probably
will be quite a shock to those
who are .familiar with the
operation asit was in the
____past..._1133ethat-timertheop.s,ret-• •
. ous computer room will n
longer house the impressjv
"brain" that has been. th
nerve centre for working �u
farmers' records and
printing them for 'return to
the farmer. Instead a few
compact units, , looking
something like ' a mini-
cemputer will relay
everything to the IST
computers in Montreal.
Canfarm will he paying only
for the time it is using that
equipment.
Many of the tasks that
were being performed. by
Canfarm dovetail This has
allowed for some con-
solidation in both staff and
space.
Farmers using the Can -
(f -arm service will not notice
the difference all these
changes in the operation
have made, except to know
they are e orking with a
company that is on solid
Arpund. But they will notice
A very marked' changein
how the service is delivered.
Last year Ca nfarm started
testing a new concept in
providing farmers with
financial record-keeping
services called the Agency'
Program Many of the
farmers using Canfarm
services had expressed the
desire for further con-
sultation with experienced
financial management
people so they could make
the most of the records for
planning ()tilers simply
wanted help with their taxes.
Some already were getting
this through their ac-
countants
e Canfarm approached
some accounting firms
which had demonstrated an
interest in the farm Market
and discussed the possibility
of their becoming an agency
for Canfarm services. It was
one of those, not -too-common
ideas which met with im-
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to help and advice from
someone right in his com-
munity. It gave the farmer
the opportunity to make full
use of his records for tax
planning and - shrewd
business budgeting, and it
allowed Canfarm to
economize its operation by
dealing with many farmers
through each agency.
The agency plan fitted in
perfectly with the aims and
objectives of IST-Canfarm
Inc., ' that is to provide the
\ best possible service at a
local level while putting IST-
Canfarm Inc. on a sound
financial position, even with
the existing number of
farmer clients.
Canfarm now has moved
entirely to the agency ap-
proach. Many off the farmers
who have been using Can -
farm services have been
getting their records from,
Canfarm and their financial
management advice from
their accountant. Now they
will get all these services
from the same place.
• "This approach has cer-
tainly had a warm reception
from our shareholders," said
Jim Johnson, manager of
IST-Canfarm Inc. "We are
proving that our company
can deliver one of the best
financial record-keeping
services in the world to
•farmers and we can do it at
present day prices and turn a
profit in the process. That's
the sell of story we've been
waiting to announce ' for a
long time:"
Farmers who would. like
more .1 details about the
services of IST-Canfarm Inc.
can check with their ac-
countants if the firmis an
agency, or contact Canfarm
direct through their •.local
marketing representative,
Peter Mason in Listowel or
Jim Johnson in Guelph. • •
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e Congratulations to John
e Day, who on Wednesday
t graduates from the
University of Toronto.
Congratulations to all the
high school students who
passed on their year's work
• and best of luck to those who
have exams to write.
Alfred Paterson of High-
way 86 was a Tuesday caller
on Victor Emerson,
Attending • the UCW
meeting at St. Helens
Monday evening were Mrs.
Dave Gibb, Mrs. Fred Tiffin,
Mrs. Agnes Farrier, Mrs:
GRADUATE
Gregory McPherson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
McPherson of RR 3,
Teeswater, graduated re-
cently from the electronic
engineering technologist
course at the Radio CoI
lege of Canada, Toronto
Graduation ceremonies
were held at the Royal
York Hotel. Before col-
lege, Greg attended F. E.
Madill Secondary School.
He has accepted a posi
tion s a systems test
technician at NCR in
Waterloo.
Pauline Adams, Mrs. Elmer
Sleightholm, Mrs. Cliff
Laiciiaw.
Mrs. Latira McNeil and .
Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw were
accompanied to the St.
Helens meeti,ng Monday by
Mrs. Lorne Durnin of
Whitechurch.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coultes
visited on Sunday with Mrs
Agnes Farrier. •
Mr. and Mrs. Carl John-
ston of Blpevale were
Sunday evening callers On
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon.
Quite a few fnrin. the
village attended the party
for Murray Gaunt et
Teeswater Thursday night.
MT. and • Mrs. Gordon
McBurney of East
Wawanosh were Sunday
evening callers on Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Peacock of
Bluevale visited Sunday with
Dawson Craig and attended
anniversary services at the
United church,
Mr and Mrs. Gordon
Flint oul were Saturday
callers on his sister, Mrs.
Luella MacPherson, at. the
home of her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Snell' of
1.ondesboro.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs Gordon McBurney, who
quietly celeaated their
wedding anniversary
Saturday.
Miss Lynn Falconer and g
friend of Sarnia spent the of
weekend with her grand- s
mother. Mrs Cassie D
Mowbray
Mr and Mrs. Hugh
MacMillan (xi Waterford and d
Mrs Isobel Tiffin of s
Luck noC+ attended the South p
Kinloss anniversary services w
and visited with Mr. and s
Mrs Wesley Tiffin,
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. w
John DB
eoer, Eddie and I,
Donald, Mr and Mrs. Jim
Definer, Michael, Matthew a
and A I ici a . at tender! the p
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Mrs. rs, eiiGra.::00rpmpha
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Romans 11.
She: took far he theme*
aPPr.te
e withatia;:deroess
d support,0
given
anyone,.adulter child, wine
life seem to be nothing bgt
4disfotorapinent and
appointment:, She said a
child can Suffer just:as
deeply or more so than ati
adult, perhaps feeling • tOft
outof activitiqs.
The speaker said many of
us, who will never be leaders
in the church, can be useful
in this respect. We can witft •
tenderness and sympathy fill
a role simply by being a good'
listener to another'S
problems and • offering
support and encouragement.
Anytime anyone can speak
an encouraging word.
She pointed out how in the
Bible young Joshua needed
encouragement and support
and Moses, in his tender,
fatherly manner, %eve it;
Joshua beene a great
leader and , king. Then
Jonathan gave David sup-
port and encouragement
when Saul was hounding
him.
Paul was greatly helped by
Aquila arid Priscillawhen he
became discouraged and
Romans 16 is devoted to
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Legion
ladies plan
fall events
. HOWICK — At the regular
meeting of Howick Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary, a busy fall
season was planned.
A bake sale and tea are to
be held September 26 m the
by all repeating The Lord's •
Legion rooms in Wroxeter. Prayer in unison.
The ladies will sponsor, a • 1/4r- Mary 'Armair9ag
lucky draw at the •Howick , gave.the meditation entitled
FalloranniFnagir;aI: helpolicu"Jesus' Hand in Ours". Mrs.
.S711Sul"ippi:
Wordsworth, and a poem
en November 29: Tickets will
their coffers, they are also Treleaven read a PPer4
"Daffodils" by Witlian;
Jdgar
. An invitation was received Guest. The • offeri was
,
from the Allan family to join . . •
be available to thepublic. "See It Through" by
received by Mrs. Armstrong
in the celebration of Com- and dedicated by Mrs. Fitch.
• rades Mel•and Nellie Allan's Mrs. Fitch then chose as
35th anniversary at the her topic the world's men-
Howick
Community Centre tallY handicaPPed, stressing
on July4. . especially -Jean Vanier, son
•. of former Governor General
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• :Vanier, who gave his lite to
this particular work.
. • Mrs. George Thompson
. .
presided for the businesS , .
so - ____enart__of„41.P1-_-„meeting and
with
Om?
Pro
men
remembere
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Taylor Ffin
business thanked
1000 who sac
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the garage sale at $44
of Mm R�beit
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occasion -ofMr. and Mrs.
Elrner Furrisies57th
wedding anniversary. NM-
Farrish spoke words of
appreciation for the lovely
dinner and the good wishes
conveyed by the unit.
The meeting closed with
prayer and lunch was served
by thehostess, isolated by
Mrs- David Dickert,
Mrs. Fitch
Ieads UC
devo:
The aliernsall '•und;',Ot the
Wingham United. Church
Women Met in the fenwship
room of the ,chnrch. .Mrs.
Treleaven welcomed the
ladies at the door.
Mrs. Jim Fitch was- in
charge of devotions and
opened the meeting with a
short. poem. A hymn- wa
sung with Mrs. Passmore at
the piano. Mrs. rreleaven
read the scripture lesson
from the third chapter of
Mark's Gospel qnd
Pitch led in prayer, closing
several projects were
•
discussed. —
christening of Ryan Ronald,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Nicholson of Strathroy. Mrs.
Nicholson. is the former
Irene DeBoer.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
McClenaghan on Saturday
attended the horse show at
Huron Park and Mrs. Mary
McClenaghan visited with
Mrs. Eileen Parker of Ex-
eter.
The community wishes
Mrs. Hazel Purdon of
Lucknoie formerly of this
community, • a speedy
recovery in the Wingham
hospital.
On Friday evening the
Young People's Society
enjoyed an evening with
Rev. and Mrs. John Bell at
their cottage at Inverhuron.
• Donna • and Danny
Thompson are visiting with
Stephen and Dean Tiffin
while their parents; Mr. and
Mrs. Bevin Tiffin, are in
• Toronto on business. They
were accompanied by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Tiffin of Wingham, who are
visiting with their daughter,
Miss Joyce Tiffin,
Mr." and Mrs. Bill Purdon
were Monday visitors in '
Kitchener with Dr. and Mrs.
y.
"gOncy orrerS
summer camp
for children
Family and Children's
Services of Huron County is
actively planning a summer
camping prograno,for local
children.
This year the agency plena •
to place more • than 100
children in .organizea
summer camps throughout
the area.
"The summer can lie a
very difficult time for some
families," noted John Penn,
executive director of the
Huron .agency. "This pro-
gram . often prevents
children'becoming bored and
creating problems for their
family or community."
"Many children want logo
to camp," he added, "but in
today's economy just cannot
afford it. This program,
operated every year,
provides a way for children
to have a fun camping ex-
perience which otherwise
would not be possible." •
The program is funded by
donations from local service
clubs, church groups and
individuals.
It costs between $40,,and
••• $50 per week to send' one
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hig- child to summer camp, and
ins and Mrs. Sadie Penner we rely on local people to
Wingham visited on support the children in their
unday with Mr. and Mrs. community," Mr. Penn said.
avid Penner and family of "Every dollar you send goes
istowel and attended the directly to the child; no
onfirmation of their grand- money is spent on ad-
aughter. Debra Penner, at ministration • costs.
t Paul's Anglican Church, Donations also are tax
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a Imerston. Also attending deductible.
ere Mr. and Mrs. Rick Las- Any individual or group
aline, Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs. wishing to support this
ames Penner and family, program should send
alkerton, Lisa Carter, Mrs. donations to: , Summer
ila Higgins. Belgrave, Miss Program, Family and
Children's Services, 46
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fargaretooHuigggins, London,
d Penner, Gloucester Terrace,
eeswater ' Goderich. N7A 1W7.
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