The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-01-30, Page 20 (2)•
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Times -Advocate, January 30, 1975
LEBANON FOREST LODGE EXECUTIVE -Officers for the year 1975
for the Exeter Lebanon Forest Lodge 133 were recently installed. From
the left are chaplain Leonard Wilson, treasurer Arthur Gaiser, S. R.
Warden Robert Fletcher, S. R. Deacon Keith Strang, I.P. Master Don
Plan centennial events
Gaiser, J. R. Deacon Emil Hendric
Inner Guard Walter Fydenchuk, J
Steward Tom Arthur, J.R. Steward
and secretary Ken Hodgins.
, Worshipful Masterpon.Webster,
.W. Warden Gordon Strang, J.S.
Ozren Zivkovic, Tyler Hugh Boyle
T -A photo
Congregation annual at Greenway
By MANUEL CURTS
GREENWAY
The annual congregational/
meeting of the United Church
was held on Monday evening with
nearly 25 members being
present.
Rev. Harold Dobson opened the
meeting by showing a 50th an-
niversary film of The United
Church bf Canada in action
during that period.
A short "In Memoriam" ser-
vice was held remembering the
late Mrs. Elton Curts, Mrs. Elsie
Volk, Irwin Luther and Mrs.
Priscilla Eagleson who have
since the last
passed away
meeting.
Reports were heard from all
the organizations of the church,
all reporting an increase in
financial givings during the year.
Herbert Halton and Russel
\Iellin were re-elected to the
Session and Jack Eagleson,
Manuel Curts. George Dixon and
Broden Taylor to the Committee
of Stewards.
The congregation
has
a
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Children's Wear
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20%
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G W G Men s Heovy Duty TwJI
Ne. r Press
Pants
eg 59 98 $ 750
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Fabrics
yard Goods Assorted
Co••on. Polyes,e•
40% Off Reg Price
Me^ s lodes C' -&e•' s
Winter Accessories
Scor'+es Mott MMens
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Men t. Ladies Children• s
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Scrubbies
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Winter Jackets
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Peg S8 95 S14 95
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Men's Dress PANTS
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Values From•$18.95 to 25.00 ,Clearance
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resident membership of 159 and
18 non-resident.
The centennial committee
reported on their proposed ac-
tivities for the ensuing year
which were approved by the
congregation. Some of these
activities are the preparation of a
book of history; special services
in June and October with former
ministers participating; a
display of pictures and other
items of interest; a day of fun and
fellowship catering to the youth;
and an evening program
promoting the talents of the
membership. in April.
Due to the fact that Mr. Dobson
will be severing his relationship
here, the end of June, a pastoral
relations committee was ap-
pointed. namely. Stuart
Bullock, Lawrence Curts, Mrs.
Inez Eagleson and Mrs. Gerald
Isaac. The congregation ex-
pressed their appreciation to Mr.
& Mrs. Dobson for their
leadership here during the past
six years.
Persona Is
Mrs. Thomson, Newfoundland,
who has been visiting with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. &
Mrs. Bill Clarke, is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mrs. Bruce Steeper is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital. London,
for a few days this week.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Romphf
and Scott, Ipperwash, were
Saturday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Bullock and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Hallam and
children and Garry Elliott,
Clinton, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. George Gollen.
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Romphf
and Gary, and Mr. & Mrs. Ken
McLinchey were among those
from this community who at-
tended the hockey games at
Harrow on the weekend. The
three area boys' teams came
home happy, having won all their
games there.
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Pollock
visited on Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Ross Pollock and family in
Ridgetown.
By the way: The flu which has
been quite prevalent can be both
positive and negative. Sometimes
the eyes have it. sometimes the
nose.
Steer
This
Way
BY
LARRY
SNIDER
Got a few chipped surfaces on
your car? Use touch-up paint
before rust sets in.
Recycling old fires, a new com-
pany hos come up with a
rubber -wheeled chock to pre-
vent o parked car or truck
from rolling. They soy it works
hefter than natural virgin
rubber.
A good breakfast before o
day on the road reduces your
chance of an accident, accor-
ding to surveys.
*
Cors equipped with catalytic
converters must use unleaded
gas. Cars built in the U.S. after
1971 CAN use it. 8ut earlier
models will develop valve
damage and engine knock on
unleaded fuel.
Shades of
ornaments
new cars.
*
the thirties! Hood
ore bock on some
Our cors hove come 0 long way since
the thirties of lorry Snider Count on
the newest in comfort and safety
features.
Larry Snider
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