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TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED
Invites
Their Friends & Customers
to Attend Their • -
25th antliversary
of business in Seaforth
A customer appreciation day will commemorate
the anniversary on
Thu day; September 7, 197i3 -
rrom 3 P.M. - 7 P.M.
at our head office on Main Street Seaforth
ENTERTAINMENT-LUNCH-L1GHT REFRESHMENTS
Seaforth 521-1110
In 5 ,y0 art, haff..Vcirnro
-houses change owners
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THE HURON EXPOS TOR
Californians vi
. Correspondent
Mary Cheese!!
482-9969
• During the past five years,
half of the residences in
Varna have changed .owner-
ship, and three new houses
have been built, The three
businesses on or near the
' interSeCrion .•",,haVe'''''thanged
hands, too, and recently •
Normaii Smith sold his
tractor repair shop to Bob
Norman, who owns property
adjacent to it. Bob gets
posses'Sion on October 1, and
intends to use the shop to
repair his own farm
machinery.
Mr. Smith has been in
business for twenty years,
since he• and his brother
• Walter took over Harvey
BOce'S—Velding shop. ..
year later Norm bought John
Aldington's hardward store
across the road and moved
his business there, and.
Walter went to work for John
McAdam. Norm (Mr. Fix-it
for the village) will continue
to do some tractor and small
engine repairs in the garage
at his home.
Watch for the "Varna
Express" in the parade at
the Bayfield Fair on Saturday.
Bill and Eleanor MeAsh
are pleased to have a new
,little granddaughter, born'to
Mr.and Mrs. Gary McAsh -
on Aug. 5. They're calling
her Bonnie Louise,
Mr. Walter Spencer re-
turned home from a pleasant
holiday with his !,on and
daughter-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Gregg. Spencer and
family at Bancroft. • '
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Munn
were. weekend visitors ,with
Mr. and Mrs, .Gerra(d in
Ottawa.:
Mrs. Glene Bell, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Bell were guests
at the MeNaughton,Boyce
' wedding in. Stratford on
Saturday,
- Mrs. Don MacLaren, Jodi
and Brooke • of Oakville
visited last week with Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sherrie
of Fort. Latitterdale;• Florida
visited last week with Mrs.
T. Shcrritt.
Mr.and Mrs. Bill S.haddick
and tamily of Kitchener
visited this week with the
fortner'e mother Mr. Pearl
Shaddiek and with Mr. and
Mrs, George Parker and
boys.
Holiday visitors thi,s week
with Mrs. Lorne Chapman
were her daughter Mrs. Don
MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke-
of.Oakville and her son and
.daughterie-law Mr. and
Mrs. Craig Chapman ,,and.
Michelle of Forest.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
was hostess on Friday at a
luncheon for members of
her family, in honour of Mrs.
Helen Colvin of Ilderton who
was visiting with her.
A large number of the
"Three Links" senior
Citizens attended the
• "OklahoMa" at the Huron
Ross and Nancy ,WItittaker
and Janet Graham enter-
tained the senior girls' ,ball
team at a barbecue after
Monday'S practise.. On
Tuesday at Benmiller, 4te
girls lost their final game to
the Colberne team.
Scott Kirton and Darryn
McAsh had frogs entered in
tie • frog jumping contest at
the Zurich Bean Festival on
Saturday. Darryn's frog was
second in the over 3"
category. Would sure have
loved to be alone with the
camera when their mothers
were sloshing around in the
mud and the crabs, helping
the kids catch some lively
frogs,
Bob Taylor has made a
good recovery from his hip
surgery, and returned home
a week ago Saturday, several
days earlier than he had
expected to be released.
Alice and Floyd Schell of St.
Petersburg;' Florida, stayed
with Bob• and Willa last week
while visiting acquaintances
in the Varna area, MrS.
Schell ' is a sister of Pat
Austin, who used to reside
where Whittakers live now.
Church services will
resume on Sunday, at the
regular time, after a month's
vacation. The September
d.c.w.meeting will be next
Thursday evening, Sept. 7 at
8:30. The programme
committee has, arranged for
ers'Ona s
..ountry Play House fast
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hol-
land, Gwen and Michael „of.-
Clinton visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. James, Sang-
ster and Brad,
Service in St. Paul's Church
The service of "Morning
Prayer" was observed in St.
Paul's Anglican church • on
Sunday when Rev. G.A.
Andersen speke 'on "The gift
of the Holy Spirit and the
gifts of the Holy. Spirit" as
the theme of his message.
Alma School for women fie.
-held at Alma.' College, St:
Thomas, each yearu•nder the
auspices of the London Con-
ference the United Church
of Canacla This comprises the
Algoma, Elgin, Essex,
Huron-Perth, Kent, Lamp-
ton, Middlesex and Oxford .
Presbyterials. The' four day
conference; held ,from Aug.
20-23 inclusi ye had as its
theme this year,'" Stop-Look-
Listen!-Hear God Speakl"
The theme speaker was Rev.
Bob Duthie of Chatham and
bible study was led by Rev.
Gordon Ducan with Mr, Ab.
Furtney of Saulte Ste. Marie ,
leading •the singing. Many
U.C, women from the district
attended, including Mrs.
Phyllis Rodd of Woodham,
acting as one of thehostesses
and Mrs. Doris Zurbrigg of
_ Listowel, a . study group
leader.
On Tuesday, August 22, a
one-day school was incorp-
orated into the • four-day
school and over 250 women
joined the approximately 150
already at Alma to attend the.
mini-school at Central United
Church. St, .'rhornas. This
was "listen" day and a panel
discussion was,held on child
abuse.
Those who attended Alma
came home a little weary but
at the same time renewed in
ambition to —serve ((he Lord
with gladness." It was a time
of spiritual refreshement and.
great. Christian fellowship
Mr. 'and -Mrs. Jack Smith
....spent the weekend with their
daughter and family. Mr.
and Mrs. John McGuire of
Erin, • While inete, they
visited the ,MeMichael
Collection of.Canadian Art at
Kleinburg. •
Tim Mock left last week for
British Columbia, where he
will be attending . Victoria
University this coming year.
• Fall meetings will soon be
beginning again and it is
hoped that many, mord
women will take advantage
of the opportunitjes for
enrichment in living offered
by the Women's- Institute. '
This is not a . fund ;raising
organiyation primarily, but a
way in which ail women can
fulfill themselves and help
others at the same time. The
program includes such sub-
jects as the family, ' citizen-
ship, . education, cultural
interests, public relations;
consumer and world affairs
and the compiling of a local
history. So why not make a
note on your calendar, to join
other women at the Legion
Hall, Hensall, on. Sept, 13, at
8 p.m., 'the second Wed-
nesday of the month.
Kenneth KtQfight oF Rosetown.
Sask., who *as to preach for
a call, was unable to arrive,
His visit now is arranged for
Sunday, September 10 when
the service will be at 10;15
a .m.
Mr. Kenneth Parker who
has been a patient in Sea-
forth Community Hospital
returned to his home last
week.
Mrs. Robert Rathwell and
infant daughter returned
'borne from St. Joseph's
Hospital on Sunday. "Con-
gratulations" Rob and Kay.
The service of morning
Don Reid, well known auto
body man, who operated a
business on Nelson Street
has accepted employment at
the Hensall arena and
cortimenced his duties there
this week. Don is a local
resident having grown up
Hensall and we wish him
every success in, his I new
employment.
Mrs. J. Aikenhead has
AUG0d3T '19
prayer was observed ip Si.
Paul's Anglican Church on
Sunday, Rev. G.A. Anderson
welcomed ineynbers from the
Presbyterian and United
Churches, His sermon text
was ttfkett from St. Matthew
Chapter 16-Verse 18. "Thou
are Peter and upon this rock
will build my Church and the
gates of Bell' shall not prevail
against me," The regular
service will be iheld next
Sunday at 9:45 a.m.
The service will be
resumed in Carmel Presby-
terian Church next Sunday at
10:15 aan,
accepted a position at Drys-
dales Home Hardware. She
was formerly employed at
the sCanadian Tire Store,
Exeter for the past five
years.,
Mrs'. 'Annie Noakes
returned home after spend-
ing the past week at the
home of her grandson, Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Noakes in
Lambeth.
Mrs. ,Hildri Payne
Mrs. Bertha 'MacGregor
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WI needs new .mem.4prs.
Henson_ p
•
Mrs. , Marion Lawrence, a
Mennonite minister's wife
from Dungatirfon, to speak.
Everyoke is welcome td
attend.
Lisa Boyce of Loedon -
holidayed for a couple of
weeks with her grandfather ,
Wilfred •Chuter„ returning
home on Saturday.
Attend
black belt
open
• L The flowers on the alter were London visited last week with . placed to•the Glory of God ip. her 'parents Mr. and Mrs.
loving memory of the late Ron Mock and sister Julie.
Mr..and Mrs. R.H. Middle- Mr. and Mrs. Don
• • ton. The• service on Angust Ferguson and family
. returned to their home- in .27th will be at 10:30 'a.m.,
North Bay' after visiting with MrS. Vera Lemmen . re-
•f 's father, Mr. , turned. hoMe after spending the ormer
• • several weeks with her son.; Wilmer Fergusen . and
and daughter-in-taw and attended the wedding of. his •
brother • Kenneth and Trudy family Mr. and Mrs.. William
Lemmon in Montreal Jean johns.
, • • Queensway news
Mr. and Mrs. - William
McLean, Exeter, spent
Friday at the • Toronto
Exhibition where their son
Allan competed in Inter-
national Jiu-jitsu .• in Open
competition. Sonic ., thirty
"black belts" . participated--
Allan placed third. He won a
birth oti the Canadian 5 man
team 'ending. in first place. In
open 'demonstration the
Canadian team placed
second to Trinidad and the
U.S.A.
A Timber of members of
the Hensall Senior Citizens
attended the. Huron Zone
picnic held at the Lion's Park-
in Seaforth on Wednesday.
• MisS ." Linda Mock of
"Birthday Greetings'' to RUssell Erratt. Jack Gordon
Isabel - Brinthell who will • visited Cora Alcock. Cheter
celebrate her birthday Sept- Cunn visited Vera tammie.
ember 6th arid. to -Jackie Mrs. Mary Funk was the
Lowe--September 11 t h . • lucky winner of a quilt at the
Church service was con- Bean Festival • in Zurich on
ducted by Rev. Don Forest. Saturday.
Visitors with Mrs, Adeline •
Taylor were Ivan 'and ..$ Mr:' and ' Mrs: Gordon • Dorothy Taylor ; and grand- Whilhelm, Camlachie visited
daughter Donna Desjardine Edna Youn, Keith and Doris
of Grand Bend. Mrs. Roehus Leonard of Willowdale visit--
Faber visited several resi- ed Mrs. Clara. Featherston.
dents on 'Friday.• J. Kipfcr E.G. Hogarth and Ruby
visited Mrs. Nell Kendrick. Hogarth visited Dora
Sim and Mary Roobal, Elmer Hogarth.' Vera Pinkham and
and. Noreen Hayter, Mel and Verna Coates visited Louise
Margaret Elliott visited Mitchell.
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh
McCallum of London and
Mrs. Bertha BlaCkwell of R040
city California visited this
week with Mrs. Edgar
Munn.
Mrs, Jack Verbeem of
Camlackie visited last week
with friends in. this area.
Owing to the air strike the
service was cancelled in
Carmel Presbyterian Church
on Sunday, when Rev,
it Hensall
Reid accepts arena lob
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