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ANNOUNCING
THE OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AN I SAFETY SAFETYACT.
The Kirkton Horticulture
Society held their annual
meeting December 4 in the
Kirkton Woodham Com-
munity Center with a good
crowd in attendance.
Mrs. Philip Johns, the
president, welcomed all and
Jean Copeland lead a sing
song of Christmas carols
accompanied by Shirley
Kerslake.
Mrs. Percy. Hodgins in-
troduced the speaker Mr.
Tony Hooydomk from
Fanshawe Nursery, who
spoke on kinds and care of
Kerkton horteculturalists pick slate • • •
roses, which was very in- Miss Jean Copeland read
teresting. He also demon- the activity report and Mrs.
strated the pruning of Elson Lynn the minutes of
shrubs. He was thanked by the last annual meeting, also
Mrs. Wallace Selves. the treasurer's report.
All enjoyed Christmas Mrs. Robert Ratcliffe
numbers rendered by a trio conducted the election of
of Mrs. Reg Morrison, Mrs. officers for 1980. Past
George Burgin, Mrs. Jack president - Mrs. Ellis
Marshall accompanied by Strahan, president - Mrs.
Mrs. Earl Stephens. Philip Johns, 1st vice -
There were several lucky president - Miss Jean
draws of poinsettia plants Copeland, 2nd vice president
during the evening and all - Mrs. Ellis Strahan.
members were given One year directors - Miss
hyacinth bulbs for indoor Doris Elford, Mrs. Leslie
planting. Waddell, Mrs. Jack
NOW
EMPLOYERS
AND WORKERS
ARE BOTH
RESPONSIBLE
FOR ON THE
JOB HEALTH
AND SAFETY,
Dashwood voters
pick new officers
The Act recognizes
the fact that you know
better than anyone what
it takes to make your
working environment
healthy and safe.
And, the Occupational
Health and Safety
Division of the Ministry
of Labour can help.
The Act and Regula-
lations may be purchased
at the Government of
Ontario Book Store,
880 Bay Street, Toronto.
Why not pick up or write
for a copy and find out how
employers, workers and the
Occupational Health and
Safety Division, working
together, can improve
on the job health
and safety.
Bearss, Mrs. B. Turner.
Auditors Mr. and Mrs.
Delmar Skinner.
At the short business
meeting of the executive
Mrs. Elson Lynn was re-
appointed secretary-trea-
surer and assistant
secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
Russell Morrison.
Stephen
arena set
for opening
By LYNNE FARQUHAR
The Stephen Township
arena will 'be having its
Official Opening on Sunday
December 16. The activity
starts with a broomball
game at 6 p.m. for all ages
(bring a broom) Opening
ceremonies are slated for 7
p.m. and free public skating
goes from 7.15-8.30 p.m. At
8.30, you won't Want to miss
the "Challenge Cup" hockey
game with Stephen East
taking on Stephen West.
Rumour has it that
"special referees" will be on
hand to officiate the contest.
Don't miss it!!
The Stephen arena is of-
fering power skating for
youngsters who want to
brush up on their skating
skills. The session started
December 10 and includes 15
hours of on-ice instruction.
The fee is set at $15. For
information call Frank
Funston at 228-6425.
Anyone interested in used
paperback books should drop
by the Resource Centre and
pick some up. The books are
free of charge and are here
for the taking. If you know
anyone who is bedridden and
would enjoy some reading
material, let us know and
we'll drop them off some
books.
Stephen Nursery School
youngsters will be having
their Christmas parties on
December 20 for the Tuesday
and Thursday group and
December 21 for the others.
Santa Claus himself is ex-
pected to drop by with some
surprises for the pre-
schoolers.
All skaters in the Stephen
Township figure skating club
should take note that there
will be no skating lessons
December 22 and 29 over the
holidays. Skating will
resume January 5.
The Opti-Mrs. are still
gathering donations for their
Christmas baskets for needy
families. If you have any
toys, clothes or food items
that you wish to donate
please drop them off at JAD
McCurdy School or the
Resource Centre in Huron
Park.
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
At the November voters'
meeting the following of-
ficers were elected
President, Ron Merner;
vice-president, Hubert
Miller; Secretary, Bill
Becker; Treasurer, Dave
Rader; Elder, Earl Keller;
Trustee John Becker,
Sunday School Superin-
tendent. Pastor M. Mellecke,
assistant, Harvey Beierling;
Mission treasurer, Elgin
Rader; current secretary,
Lloyd Rader; Finance
Committee, Leonard
Restemayer, Oscar Miller,
Lorne Genttner, Murray
Keller, Arnold Becker and
Ray VanDorsselaer;
Education committee,
Howard Datars, Bill Van-
deworp and John Hayter;
Stewardship, Melvin Stade
and Charles Martene,
Evangelism, Harry Hayter
Delmar Miller, Russel
Tieman and Roy Gibson,
Auditors Russel Tieman and
Harvey Beierling.
Youth meet
The Youth of Zion
Lutheran church held their
meeting at the home of
Howard Datars Judith
Mellecke opened with prayer
and Sandra Datars led in
Bible study, Recreation was
watching the beginning of
"The Sound of Music." This
was enjoyed by all.
Insurance members meet
Lutheran Life Insurance
members held their annual
meeting at St. Peter's
Lutheran church, Zurich.
Wednesday, December 5th,
opening with a pot luck
supper.
Don Rader, president,
welcomed everyone and a
report was given by the
secretary-treasurer, Charles
returned
ede foTrhe eranooftfhiecrys weare.rAe
donation was made to the
Building. Fund of Zion
Lutheran church games
followed.
Personals
Melvin Restemayer is a
patient in UniverOty
Hospital. London, where he
is having treatment on his
thumb.
Mrs. A.C. Whittier,
Mississauga, spent some
time here with Mrs. Hilda
Wein, Miss Erma Wein,
Clinton, was a weekend
visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader
visited in Ailsa Craig,
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wellwood Gill at Craigweil
Gardens.
Mrs. Reinhold Miller is a
patient in South Huron
Hospital.'
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Miller have returned home
following a 10 day vacation
in Amsterdam, Holland with
their two daughters. Dianne
and Vickie while there they
attended the "Holiday onice"
show many times and also
took bus tours of Holland and
a train trip to Germany.
Dianne and Vickie will be
returning from Holland
sometime this week for the
Christmas Holidays.
Lisa Miller spent ten days
with her grandmother Ford
in Exeter while her parents
were away.
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Thomson, Mrs. Wm Jones,
Mrs. James McDougall.
Two year directors - Mrs.
Karl Richardson, Mrs.
Wallace Selves, Mrs. Harry
Webber, Mrs. Percy
Hodgins, Mrs. Ross
Robinson.
Associate directors - Mrs.
M. Hodgert, Mrs. Lloyd
Knight, Mrs. E. Harrigan,
Mrs. James Wiles, Mrs.
James Willis, Mrs. Keith
Stephens, Mrs. Cliff Arken,
Mrs. Norris Atthill, Mrs.
Ross Evertett, Mrs. Ron
Shamblaw, Mrs. Howard
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