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Roll call, a “Highlight of
your year”, was answered
by telling that Mrs. Ann
Egilsson, president of
London Conference, Sombra,
was guest speaker at Grand
Bend UCW Thankoffering
Sunday.
Sorority travelogue
Cruise was shown by Jack
Small of “It’s a Small World
Travel Agency”.
Les Garside a represen
tative of Home Lines was
present to answer questions
about the. cruise tours.
Grand Bend United
Church Women who at
tended the South Huron Fall
Regional at Chiselhurst
United Church, Tuesday,
were Eleanor Durie, Elaine
Moore, Bertie Keyes and
Annie Morenz.
Beta Theta chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi was hostess
to Alph Pi, Xi Gamma Nu
chapters and guests at a
travelogue show October 10
at the Riverview Estates
Recreation Center.
; A movie of a Caribbean
EXECUTIVE IN ACTION — The executive of the Huron Country Playhouse Guild is shown at
one of the craft and bake tables at Saturday's Bazaar. From the left are secretary Nan Cum
ming, president Kay Buschell and convener Jan Grindlay. T-A photo
Obituaries
Auction Sale
of Household Furnishings, Antiques,
Snow Mobile and Misc. Items.
Saturday October 21,
12:30 P.M. Sharp
Main corner in Kirkton, Ontario for Mrs. Vera
Jarvis.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Chesterfield, arm
chair, foot stool, 2 B&W TVs, 2 record players,
record cabinet, floor and table lamps, small table, 3
beds, springs and mattrasses, Wardrobe, high chair,
Kelvinator, 16 cu. ft. upright freezer (like new),
Philco refrigerator, Kenmore range, Humidifier,
chrome table and 4 chairs, trunk, radio, misc. dishes,
chaise lounge, step ladder, garden tools, sink and
medicine cabinet.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: large side board
(very unique), small side board, set of 6 oak chairs,
press back arm chair, sewing machine, wicker fern
stand.
SNQW MOBILE, CANOE; ACCORDION 1971 Scorpion
snowmobile with cover, canoe and paddles like new,
Royal Accordion and case, like new.
Terms Cash
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
Phone 235-1964
Auction Sale
of Household Furnishings, Antiques &
misc. items.
Saturday Oct 28 1978 at 1: p.m.
For Mrs. Agnes Siemon, 3 blocks west of main
cornesr in Zurich on 84 Hwy.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS:Studio couch,
swivel rocker, hostess chair, coffee table,
black and white T.V., table lamps, 2 iron
beds, small wardrobe, kitchen table and 4
chairs, rocking chair, Westinghouse 2 door
frost free refrigerator, Frigidaire range,
washing machine, storage cabinet, electric
toaster, iron, kettle, mixet, can opener,
vacuum cleaner, fan, several dishes, pots and
pans, pictures and frames, linens, pillows and
blankets, knick knacks,lawn mower, garden
tools, step ladder, many other items.
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES: round parlor
table, small fern table, odd tables and chairs,
set of 6 chairs, faint couch, woocLand brass
bed, wash stand, 2 dressers, oak dresser, two
victrola cabinets, Singer sewing machine, oil
lamp, R.S. Germany plate, Bavaria sugar
bowl, iron fry pans, bake board, crocks,
several other items.
Terms Cash
Norm Whiting Auctioneer
Phone Exeter 235-1964
Liquiaarion
Auction Sole
of Ruth & Vern's Grocery (Mr. and Mrs.
Vern Steinman - Proprietors)
to be held at the premises in St. Columban,
Ontario (on Highway #8 between Seaforth &
Mitchell) on
Wednesday, November 1st
at 6:00 P.M.
SALE TO CONSIST OF:
BUILDINGS & PROPERTY: Two well constructed
and excellently maintained buildings, the first of
which comprises of the store itself with a very large
retail selling area along with live-in-quarters con
sisting of rather spacious kitchen and bathroom
facilities on the lower level with four large
bedrooms, and living room on the upper level. The
second building is an attractive two storey frame
house with three bedrooms, living room, dining |
room, kitchen, bath and full basement all on a well
treed and landscaped lot.
Both properties will be sold under one lot and repre
sent a valuable piece of commercially zoned proper
ty, with an extremely attractive location for a truck
stop, a fast food business or as a general store.
(Property to be sold subject to reserve).
EQUIPMENT & INVENTORY: A full line of equip
ment and inventory found in general stores.
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Granton UCW units meet
Intended for last week
By MRS. E. SUMMERS
Unit 1 of the Granton
United Church Women met
at the home of Mrs. Cliff
McRobert Wednesday after
noon, with Mrs. Gordon
McRobert presiding and
opening the meeting with
the hymn, “All people that
on Earth do dwell” followed
by the scripture from Luke,
“Lesson Thoughts” were en
titled “What we have to be
thankful for”.
A minutes silence was
observed in memory of the
late Mrs. Austin Hobbs who
passed away September 30.
Members Were reminded
to have their articles ready
for the bazaar and tea,
November 4 and were given
tickets to sell.
A questionaire set up by
the London Conference
U.C.W. on Child Abuse, was
very thoroughly discussed,
and answered.
The program was conven
ed by Mrs. C.B. Westman
and Mrs. G. McRobert. Mrs.
Westman took the Bible
Study on the Lordship of
Jesus from the February
edition of the Observer, and
explained that the church is
not just a building, it is a
gathering of people, where
the Sacraments are ad
ministered, and through this
continuing study we learn
from the scripture, that to
hear the Word is to hear
Jesus.
That the Lordship of Jesus
is of the church and all it’s
members. Mrs. McRoberts
gave a reading entitled
“Tried and True.” Follow
ing the singing of grace Miss
Mabel McNaughton and
Mrs. Robt. Hardie assisted
the hostess to serve lunch.
Unit 3
Mrs. Elwood Morden was
the hostess for Unit 3 at the
Manse Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Leroy Bryan presided
and opened the meeting with
a reading on the Art of
Thanksgiving. The program
was convened by Mrs.
Harold Mills and Mrs. Jinr
Riddell who used the theme
“kindness.”
The scripture was read by
Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Riddell
read a passage from Titus.
A tape recording of a talk on
the topic “kindness” and
given by Mrs. Martha
Wilson of London. It gave
everyone food for thought,
on how they could improve
their own acts of kindness,
both within the home and
outside. This resulted in a
good discussion. Mrs.
Riddell brought the program
to a closq with a reading en
titled “Thanksgiving is for
Sharing”.
During the business ses
sion a questionaire set up by
the London Conference
U.C.W. on Child Abuse and
was discussed and answered
collectively by the group.
Tickets were distributed to
sell for the annual bazaar
and tea to be held in the
Mason’s Hall, November 4,
also the general meeting
was mentioned for Unit 3 is
responsible for the program.
Members were reminded
of the beef dinner sponsored
by the Church Stewards with
the assistance of the
U.C.W., the tickets are
ready. The price is the same
and the date is November 15.
Lunch was served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs.
Erie Chevoneek and Mrs.
Roy Penman.
Unit 4 met at the home of
Mrs. JamesKerr on October
4 with Mrs. Nelson Tate
presiding and opening the
meeting with the hymn “All
people that on Earth do
dwell”. The theme for the
worship was
“Thanksgiving” and the
scripture wa? read from
Luke.
Program conveners were
Mrs. Stanley Crawford and
Mrs. Reg Crawford. Mrs. R.
Crawford presented a paper
on the continuing Bible
Study on the Worship of
Jesus, this was entitled
“The words don’t matter”.
Mrs. S. Crawford read a
poem on “The Smallest
Blessing.”
Mrs. Norman Riddell gave
an interesting, account of
their trip to Calgary and
Vancouver this summer.
Mrs. Tate then closed the
meeting with prayer follow
ed by Grace. Lunch was
served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. Gerald
Dann and Mrs. Floyd Dykes.
Unit5
Unit 5 met at the home of
Mrs. Elmer Harlton
Wednesday evening, with
Mrs. Chas. McRobert
presiding and opening the
meeting with a hymn,
Lesson Thoughts were on
“Thanksgiving”.
Plans were discussed in
connection with the
December general meeting
program, which will be in
charge of Unit 5. Tickets for
the annual bazaar and tea
were' handed to the
members to sell, this takes
place in the Mason’s Hall
with the tea being served in
the basement on November
4.
In the absence of Mrs.
John Bryan owing to
sickness, Miss Winnie
Harlton, daughter of the
hostess, who was visiting
her parents from Hialeha
Florida offered to present
the paper on the Bible Study
on the Lordship of Jesus.
This particular study was
taken from the February
edition of the Observer and
dealt with the subject of
Jesus being Lord of the
whole church and all its
members.
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R.R. 1, GRAND BEND
% It was reported that this
Unit had finished a quilt.
The hostess served lunch,
and it was noted that in spite
of such a few members pre
sent, owing to sickess, a
good meeting with
stimulating discussions took
place.
Court Valentine Pot Luck
Supper
A pot luck supper with
quite a variety of casseroles
was enjoyed by over 100 peo
ple Tuesday evening.
Following the meal
everyone inspected the
crafts diaplayed at the
various booths. Roy Stover
of Exeter gave an in
teresting talk, and
demonstrated his pottery.
Barbara Gardener of Thorn
dale showed how to do
Japanese punch em
broidery, Marilyn Monteith
and Doreen Wright both of
Thorndale had booths dis
playing their stuffed toys
and Evelyn and...Ina
Harrigan also Melba St.
Dennis were in charge of
tables displaying their love
ly ceramics.
Janice DeBlock displayed
her paintings and Kelly
McComb her hooked rugs,
both girls were from Den-
field. One of the highlights
of the evening was watching
Mrs. Nicliolson, Lucan
florist demonstrating the.
making of ,’a - beautiful
autumn arrangement, also
talking about the plants she
had on display.
Mrs. Jack Forrest later
won the arrangement as a
door prize, Mrs. Elmer
Summer was the lucky
winner of a teddy bear dona
tion by Marilyn Monteith.
Quite a number of sales
were made at the various
booths. Donna Glivan of
Lucan also won a prize.
Church News
At the United Church Rev.
Elwood Morden was in
charge of the Thanksgiving-
Sunday worship and entitled
his sermon “Thanksgiving
and Thankfulness”. The Art
of Thanksgiving is thanking
God for opportunities by
accepting them as a
challenge to achievement. It
is thanking God for hap
piness by striving to make
others happy. It is thanking
God for inspiration by trying
to be an inspiration to
others.
Special music was provid
ed by Edith Facey, Wellburn
as guest organist and Bren
da Cook who sang two
selections accompanying
herself on the guitar.
Flowers were placed in
loving memory of the late
Mrs. Austin Hobbs by her
family. There was an attrac
tive display of flowers,
fruits and vegetables at the
front of the church for
Thanksgiving Sunday.
Anglican
At St. Thomas Anglican
Church Rev. Mary Mills
conducted the Sunday mor
ning worship and based her
sermon on 105th Psalm,
which tells of the good
works of God to the children
of Isreal, how He provided
for them and brought them
safely out of Bondage.
Flowers from the funeral of
the late Mrs. Austin Hobbs
were placed in the church in
loving memory by her fami
ly.
Personals
Congratulations to Mr.
| and Mrs. Stevens and Candy
on the arrival of baby
Michael John at St. Joseph’s
Hospital, London, October 2.
Mrs. Lois Herbert High
Marshall to district Deputy
Sister Edith Youngson ac
companied her to Court
Bluebell Canadian
Forester’s Lodge at Keyser
to install their officers and
help celebrate the Courts
20th birthday, October 4.
Miss Winnie Harlton,
Hileha, Florida is visiting
LAVERNE WELLS
At South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, on Sunday October
15, 1978, Laverne (Doc)
Wells, in his 75th year.
Beloved husband of Helen
Johnston. Dear father of
Mary of Clinton, Muriel,
Donald and Bob all of
Exeter. Brother of Ernest
Wells and Nelson Wells, Mrs.
Lloyd Lindenfield (Verdun)
and Mrs. Pat Tyler (Golda),
all of Exeter. Mr. Wells was
predeceased by one sister,
Mary and one brother
Gordon. Dear grandfather of
John and Karen Wells of
Exeter. The funeral was held
Tuesday from the Hopper-
Hockey Funeral Home with
Rev. George Anderson of
ficiating. Interment in
Exeter Cemetery.
JOHN MURRAY
At his late residence on
Saturday, October 14th, 1978,
W. John Murray of 4 Palm
Street, St. Thomas, in his
63rd year. Beloved husband
of Mrs. Ula J. (Ulnes). Dear
father of Miss Karen A.
Murray, Lion’s Head; W.
Brian Murray, London; Neil
G. Murray, Exeter. Brother
of Steve Murray, St.
Thomas, Robert Murray, St.
Thomas, Mrs. Vernon
(Adelaide) Neal, St.
Thomas; Mrs. Rudy
(Norma) Ha Imo, Simcoe;,
Mrs. Robert (June) Buchart,
Toronto; nephew of Mrs.
Helene Buzza, Toronto.
Predeceased by a sister,
Jean. Also survived by a
number of nieces and
nephews. The funeral was
held Tuesday from the
Williams Funeral Home, St.
Thomas. Interment in
Elmdale Cemetery.
FRANK HAWKINS
Suddenly at St. Joseph’s
Hospital, London, on Mon
day, October 16,1978, Frank
Albert Hawkins of Goderich
in his 74th* year. Beloved
husband of Mabel M. Glahn.
Dear father of Mrs. Kenneth
(Marie) Holmes of Toronto,
Mrs. James (Elaine) Pinder
of Exeter and James of
Ashfield Township. Brother
of Mrs. Ross (Mattie)
McNee of Dungannon, Mrs.
William (Agnes) Forster
and Mrs. Les (Ida)
Johnston, both of Ashfield
Township and the late Mrs.
Whitely (Marie) Dougherty.
Nine grandchildren also sur
vive. Funeral service was
held Wednesday from the
McCallum Funeral Home
Goderich. Interment
Colbome Cemetery.
FRED MclLHARGEY
In St. Joseph’s Hospital, on
Sunday, October 15, 1978,
Fred Mcllhargey, formerly
of Lucan. Beloved son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. John
Mcllhargey. Survived by
nieces and nephews. In his
85th year. The funeral was
held Wednesday from St.
Patricks Church, Lucan with
Rev. Father J. McGraw
officiating. Interment in St.
Patrick’s Cemetery. Funeral
arrangements were in
charge of the C. Haskett and
Son Funeral Home, Lucan.
MRS. HARRY SHEPPARD
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fuller,
Cheri and grandmother and
Miss Sandra Steeper Ailsa
Craig visited Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
McNaughton and family in
Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Authier and sons visited
with Mr. and Mrs. George
Charlton.
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Newt Hayter were
Mrs. Ray Gooding,
Kitchener, Willis Hayter,
Mrs. Gladys McClinchey
and Mr. and Mrs. Willie
O’Rourke and family.
We welcome Mrs. Gladys
McClinchey as a new resi
dent to Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Charlton and Jim visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Kennedy, Ilderton.
Mr. and Mrs, Verne
Sharpe, Miss Violet Sharpe
and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Sharpe and Kevin, visited
recently with Miss Eleanor
Sharpe, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gill,
Andrew and Stacy have
moved to Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fuller,
Cheri and Wayne Charlton
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Rick Kellestine Dayie
and Darrel in Essex.
FAIR SPECIALS
Exeter Fair secretary
Garnet Hicks released the
names of winners of several
elementary school specials
at the 1978 fair.
The Pat’s Pet Shop
special was won by Greg
O’Toole. The Rebekahs
specials were won by Doug
Cooper, Dale Kints, Cheryl
Cann and Heather Hern.
her family here, and staying
with her parents Mrs. and
Mrs. Elmer Harlton,
ALMA MORGAN
Suddenly at her late
residence, 288 Algonquin
Drive Huron Park, on
Friday, October 13th, 1978,
Alma Laura (Lewis)
Morgan, formerly of
McGillvray Twp. Beloved
wife of Morris Morgan. Dear
mother of Audrey (Mrs.
George Pillson) of London,
Earl Morgan of Clandeboye,
Elaine (Mrs. Robert Wat
son) of London, Marie (Mrs.
George Jones) of Woodstock,
Gerald Morgan of Huron
Park and Ronald Morgan of
Lucan. Dear sister of Mrs,
Myrtle Witherspoon of Ailsa
Craig and Mrs. Bruce Joyce
of Lucan. Survived by 12
grandchildren and six
greatgrandchildren, in her
73rd year. The funeral was
held Monday from St.
Mary’s Anglican Church,
Brinsley with Rev. John
Latham officiating. Inter
ment St. Mary’s Cemetery,
Brinsley. The C. Haskett and
Son Funeral Home, Lucan
was in charge of
arrangements.
VIOLET THOMPSON
At South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, on Friday, October
13, 1978, Violet Mary
Thompson of 157 William
Street N., Exeter. Mother of
Janet Thompson of London
and sister of Mrs. Bertha
Hutchinson of Sarnia, Fred
Kading of Port Huron and
Eldon Kading of London.
Friend of Gerald Cornish of
Exeter. Also surving are a
number of nieces and
nephews. Funeral services
were held Sunday from the
T. Harry Hoffman Funeral
Home, Dashwood with Rev.
Grant Mills officiating.
Interment in Grand Bend
Cemetery.
ANNA ENS
Quietly at her home in
Steinbach, Manitoba, Anna
(Epp) Ens beloved wife of
Henry Ens, on Friday
October 13, at age of 57. Dear
mother of Erma (Mrs. Ike
Schellenberg of Mitchell,
Manitoba; Elmer of Debolt,
Alberta, Henry of Mitchell,
Manitoba; Harold of
Steinbach; Laverna (Mrs.
Henry Hiebert), Steinbach
and Robert of Exeter. Also
survived by 13 grandchildren
and one great grandchild.
Dear sister of Ed and Cor
nelius Epp and Mrs. Helen
Ens. Also a stepmother, Mrs.
Anna Hamm. Funeral
service was held October 24
in Steinbach.
JESSIE O'BRIEN
At University Hospital,
London on Thursday,
October 12,1978, Mrs. Walter
B. O’Brien (formerly Jessie
Lawson) Blue Water Rest
Home, Zurich, formerly of
Staffa and Exeter. Dear
mother of Donald of Fenton,
Mich. Also survived by two
sisters (Margaret) Mrs.
Arthur Treffry, Fort Myers,
Fla.; (Doris) Mrs. Carl
Briggs, Flint, Mich; and
three grandchildren
Michael, Sharron and
Shawn. Funeral service was
held Monday from the
Heath-Leslie Funeral Home,
Mitchell. Interment Baird’s
Cemetery.
VERA ROUTLY
At St: Joseph’s Hospital,
Sarnia, Ontario, on Wednes
day, October 11, 1978, Mrs.
Vera Routly (Washburn),
formerly of Sarnia, in her
87th year. Beloved wife of
the late Clarence Routly
(predeceased 1961) and dear
mother of Mrs. Maitland
Hammond (Evelyn) of Sar
nia and sister of Mrs. Ella
Middleton of Exeter and
Mrs. Wesley Doupe
(Myrtle) of Kirkton. Belov
ed grandmother of Mrs. Ron
Fraleigh (Joyce) of
Midland, Michigan, and
Mrs. Larry Scott (Shirley)
of Georgetown. Great
grandmother of Brian,
Susan, John Scott, David,
Alison and Andrea. The
funeral was held Saturday
from the Hopper-Hockey
Funeral Home with Dr. J.
Mackenzie officiating. Inter
ment in Kirkton Cemetery.
MARY McCURDY
At St. Marys Memorial
Hospital, Sunday, October
15, 1978, Mary Elizabeth
(Mayme) Blackler. Beloved
wife of Miller K. McCurdy
of Kirkton, in her 85th year.
Dear mother of Wilma
(Mrs. Harold Davis) of
Kirkton. Predeceased by
two brothers, William J. and
Maurice Blackler. The
funeral was held Tuesday
from the Lindsay Funeral
Home with Rev. Mary Mills
officiating, Interment
Kirkton Union Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jack
Switzer, Rea Stephens, Reg
McCurdy, Burns Blackler,
, Garth Blackler and Jim
McCurdy. Flower Bearers
were Harold Henry, Les
Fairbairn, Ken Blackler and
Jack Urquhart.
NICHOLAS OUD
In University Hospital,
London, Monday, October
16, 1978, Nicholas Joseph
Oud in his 74th year. Dear
husband of Wilhelmina
(Barandjes) Oud. Dear
father of Theodore P. Oud
and Peter G. Oud of RR 3,
Kippen, Mrs. Christian
(Cora) Jepperson of Idaho,
U.S.A., and Mrs. Nicholas
(Annie) Bion, RR 2, Kippen.
Also survived by two
brothers and three sisters
living in Holland, 18
grandchildren and four
great grandchildren.
Resting at the Bonthron
Funeral Home, Hensail until
Thursday, October 19 when
a funeral mass will be said
in St. Boniface Roman
Catholic Church, Zurich, at
11 a.m. Burial in St.
Boniface cemetery.
FOR
INFORMATION
I ON t^hen
in South Huron
Phone
235-1834
We Need More
Big Brothers Now!
Last Weekend for
Roller Skating
This Year
In The
ZURICH ARENA
Fri. and Sun.
Oct. 20 & 22
8:00 to 1 1:00 p.m.
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SOUTH HURON
REC'N CENTRE
PUBLIC SKATING
FRIDAYS 4-6 p.m.
SATURDAYS 2-4 p.m.
SUNDAYS 2-4 p.m.
ADULT ONLY SKATING
STARTING NOV. 5th
SUNDAYS
8:30 - 10:30 p.m.
(only persons over 16
to be admitted)
cancelled Nov. 19th,
Dec 10th, Dec 17th
due to Hawks Games
SKATING
ONE PRICE
35'
Come with us by
bus to
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Toronto
Fri., Oct. 27
Leaving Exeter dt 6 a.m
Phone for reservations
to:
Mrs. Keith Gingerich
236-4074
Edgar Cudmore
235-1366
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RUMMAGE
SALE
Sat., Oct. 21
10a.m.
at J. A.D. McCurdy
School
Sponsored by
Canadian Calorie
Counters
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RECEPTION
and DANCE
for
HEATHER MEIKLE
and
PAUL LOVIE
Sat. Oct. 28
Music by
COUNTRY UNLIMITED
at ,
SOUTH HURON
REC CENTRE
Dancing 9 -1
Lunch Provided
Everyone Welcome
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Huron County
Family Planning Project
Invites You To Attend
FAMILY
PLANNING
CLINIC
Every Tuesday
from 6:30 - 9 p.m.
HURON COUNTY
HEALTH UNIT
Ann St., Exeter
For Information
Call 235-1014
Weekdays or Tuesday evenings
Everyone welcome .
BANQUET
and
OPEN
DANCE
Sat., Nov. 11
at the South Huron
Rec. Centre
The club is pleased to
present the return of
"RAINBOW"
DINNER
6:30 P.M.
DANCE
9:00 P.M.
Dinner $5.00 per person,
Dance $6.00 per couple.
Dinner and Dance $15.00
per couple.
Tickets available at Jerry
Maclean and Son
Automotive, Boyle's Ladies
Wear, Golf Club Members
or call 235-1772.
DANCE
at
EXETER LEGION HALL
Sat., Oct. 28
Music By
COUNTRY
Costume & Other Prizes
Lunch
Aid The Renovations Fund’
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