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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-02-26, Page 19THE HURON BXM OSITQ F BRUA Usborne&Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Town Dwellingt .as well as Farm Properties AGENTS Ross Hodgert Woodha'm John Moore Dublin • ' Joseph Uniac Mitchell Mrs. Elaine Skinner Exeter .Wally Burton Exeter 229-6643 34572512 348-9012 235-1553 235-0350 DIRECTORS & ADJUSTORS Jack Harrigan- R.R.3, Lucan 227-4305 Robert Gardiner R.R.2, Staffa 345-2739 Lloyd Morrison R.R.1, St, Marys 229-8277 Lorne Feeney R.R.2, Dublin 345-2543 Ray McCurdy R.R.1, Kirkton 229-6594 —Robert' chafe 1431.5., Mitchell 3484293- RECOMMENDS 050411for consistent performance ' PICK WITH •• a •aa - • I • .• • rf, Varna kids skate skqte ' and Goshen U.C.W.'s will ., day'. Marcy, , (see ad in • bont0iatta ,pArgaltm. real • .. •Prefer.i :Teat ,b4tCher Ostintg Fy.en4s1.. in Varna church Thursday evening. March 5, at 8:3Q. follow the prayer service. r.na,tito vrttp, carp .synrp mu.nity are invited to the World Day of Prayer meeting Business meetings of Varna 4tmkgo at4,11.0410,my$00;t!',4t, rIxis.pfq.0# ,i8ttWAta.'101". The Pancake supper Tues- Au women of the cony, MIM•444.111WHES.SEI, ,- 4284969' Correspondent ,vt-44 fair attOrdirce ta*Pita.. March' 14 from any Lodge _member. Hutchings, March 6, as the,hall has been rented. The next will be March 20. You may get your tickets for the dance on Group sponsored a .dance in for teenagers of this area and, novice, hockey team.,, .which Varna Hall Saturday eyqning. surrounding churches There There will be co card party ThO :Ondel;10 Township • The\ Varna-Goshen Youth fogo.-*Othei, , ' • Ai.2•44044y.. Otv$R-101or edge •-card • '1)4r,tY. "Friday • 0;9x,..0 1o4r. Nor. Grigg ,won the and 4...40Y7,410 Jason Nettie •• 11.4c7' 1-.14ter.played•Well Chnehey.the tow. Men's 40 '11044 these 4 kids' spend on •••• Was.- Frank ThOinAnit with 'thislittle rink in Varna shows ` Doug Reid.. Draw their skating ability at tiers were W_II.,.Wil.sprt.,-Bill----.41reatry..-ageYriiirifiiiiya see MeAsh. Mary Gi ig.g. Annie fotir:yeareld David Rathwell Finkbeirter and Mrs- Jim go!' q • • Obituaries DOREEN MUSTARD dated at the funeral service per) Of Brucelicid died Feb- ruary t8 at ChM, Public ness..She was 59. Hospital, after a lengthy ill-. Doreen Mustard (Pep= held Saturday at 2 at the Ball Funeral Hon*, Clinton. In- terment is in Biaird's Ceme- tery. Pallbearers were D'Arcy Rathwell, Brucefield; 'Wit- 'Mrs. l‘vlustard was born in ham , Chipchase. Brucefield; Lucknow and moved to Wilfred Chuter, Varna; Vie Brucefield at age 7. She Hargreaves. Brucefield; attended SS 1110 Stanley and Dean 'Aldwinkle. Varna and • Clinton Collegiate. She-'work- Melvin Webster. Clinton. ed as a cook in hotels in WILLIAMG,WITMER Bayfield until 1971, when she William. G. Witmer died became head cook at Huron viiew, a- position she herd at the Sluewater Rest Home, Zurich, Thursday February until retirement. 12. 1981 in his 81st year. 'lIe , She is' survived by, her watt the husband of Alma V. husband. Aldie, Mustard. (Orley) Witmer and father of whom she married in' 1943. Mrs. Roger (Mary Lou) three daughters. Mrs. Bcv Foley. London;„ brother of Hill,(Shirley) of Varna, Mrs. WeSleY Witmer. Exeter. Robert Riehl (Nancy) of God.. Harold 'of Kitchener. He is erich and ,W„e,,n!,,Y I_ ,L,•...:alsogriarviAteelphy-two-grand---- — minas-gra one son, -David, children. Lori Ann and of Brucefield. She was pre- Stevem" • Prayers were deceased by . another son, conducted at the Westlake ' Sandy. in 1971. . Chapel of Michael. P. She' is also survived by two O'Connor Funeral Home on sisters. Mrs. Elgin Thomp- Friday evening then to St. son (Grace) of Kippen and Boniface Church, Zurich for Mrs. George Pinkney (Molly) funeral mass by Father P.F. of Walkerto,n. Sch was pre. Mooney at 11 a.m. Saturday. deceased by a lliother. Wil- Temporary .. , ,entombln,c2nt Rani, in 1.952. interment later in , St. Rev. Bob McMullen offi- Boniface Cemetery. THE, PIZZA MAKEFI-••David Mbfiat, s'ertibr student at Huron,Centennial School, BiOcefield,, is rolling-thelOtMitfortftq-Praa-tie-W4-i-Kakiiiia. Monday when students tried a role reversal and the boys took to the kitchen and the girls to the shop. - (photo by Hook) tiSINO THE VITRO SAW--'Vanessa yaw ci,urih0 the 'girls' introduction the School, Brucefield, toaroirN ro L.1.§4„; mo mitre shop. at - HurOP,- .CerkIetirti*, (Photo . SANDING AWAY—Beaky Rathwell is practis- ing the art of sanding during a shop class 'at Huron Centennial School. Senior students at the school reversed the usual procedures and the, boys are learning the art of cooking and the girls, how to use , machines found in ,most workshops. (Photo by Hook) Reversing roles at Huron centennial THE KITCHEN BRIGADE--Bill Elliot, Mark McGregor and Steve Coombs are trying theirhand as pizza ,chefs.during' a recent Session at Huron- Centennial School, Brucefield. The senior boys learned skills such as sewing on buttons and patches and how tothake,meals -with the fried a session in the workshop, learning how to use the machine and other tools to make keytags and other t t . (Photo by-Hook) WAA A STITCH IN TIME—Greg .Scroggs is sewing what else-knee pads in the home ec classroom at Huron Centennial' School , Brucefield. Greg and his male classmates are being introduced to' home ec, while girls in the - class are using the.worksh"oP and making,keYtags and other woodworking project's. (Photo, by Hook) Brucefield visitors Mr., and 'Mrs. Gordon Elliott. London spent• the 'Water. Well !DRILLING' ! W.D. Hopper and Sons 14 MODERN ROTARY. I RIGS I Neil 527-1737 I- • Dun 5270828 Jim 527-U775 -- wv-elicod,with Mrs. H. perry and other relatives. Mt.. and Mrs. Fred. 'Mc- Gregor spent the weekend -with Mrs. Gregor IvIcGreg- or, Mr, 'old Mrs. Robert Hick- son of kican. Mr: and Mrs. Hose and Bernard. Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff .- Fish.er Of Goderich visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Da% id Triebner. Mr. and Mrs'. Seldon° Ross spent Sundati• with- Mr: 'and Mrs. Sim Ross and .family, Whit echureh . The sympathy' of the com- mentary is expressed to Mr. Aldie Mustard and family on the loss of a wife and mother. Attending the funeral of Mrs. Doreen Mustard Satur- day from a distance were Miss Wendy Mustard. St. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs, George Pinkney and family of Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs. AlekiVlustard, Mr. and Mr. Robert Mustard. Mr. and Mrs. Archie MUstard all ofT\ London. • Mr. and Mrs. Rick- ey Mustard. St. Mars s, Mr. Charles Mustard, London. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mus- tard. Strafford. Mr. and Mrs, Roly Ketchen, Guelph; Miss Anne Mustard. Clinton and Miss-Alice Mustard. London and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis Clifford. e. it? efforts are Raymond Heyink, Bob THEIR EFFORTS REWARDED--That pith culinary can't be too ,bad, to judge by the enthusiastic Dunn David Moffat acid Greg Scroggs. (Photo response of the chefs. The boys samplingtheir by Hook) $4.50 SANMINTH 11 (Swine wormer) (10% ,i'remix) (62.5 g.) • $4.15 PEN-STREP (100 MI) . - LINGOMIX-INJECTIB•LE (50 ml) 4.00 AA SHELL.ATGARD (Swine (150 g) NEOMIX PA.MINE (Scour (2 5./pkg )' , NFZ SOLUBLE (454 g) wormer) $9.85 Bolus) 4.55" 2.25 hy? "Because of the confidence f have in , SHELL HORSE WORMER (19.5 gl OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED r. 52?-1910 . I* 11110111111•110111.11111111111111111111111111111 CHANGE IN NAME Independent, Shipper to United Co-Operatives of Ontario. 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