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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-03-22, Page 30ERVES NORTHERN PINES RESTAURANT Page 30 Times -Advocate, March 22, 1989 Varna Heart and Stroke canvass By JOAN BEIERLING VARNA - The Varna Orange Lodge reports that the Heart and Stroke Foundation canvass has been completed in this area. The Lodge looks after the Goshen, Bab- ylon, Parr Line and fourth with connecting roads, excluding the vil- lage. This is the seventh year that the lodge has canvassed and the $763 raised is the largest amount to date. Committee members Charles Reid and Ivan McClymont wish to thank all who donated and special thanks to the canvassers Allan Hayter, Bill Dowson, Harry Pen- nings, Jack Hamilton, Keith Ste- phenson, Earl Laycox, Eric Chuter, Barry Taylor and Doug McAsh. Donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation in the village were up nearly $30 over last year and fifty percent higher than 1987. The generosity of the residents is appreciated by the canvasser, who is Mary Chessell and the Founda- tion's members. Have all those canoers got their canoes out and ready to go? It's time again for the 4th annual Stan- ley Township Canoe Poker Rally. It will be held Sunday April 9 with registration from 12:30 - 1:30. There will be prizes for the best poker hands. For more information call Lowell Mount at 233-5876 or Jim Kirton at 233-7103. The Varna Orange Lodge Card Party was held last Friday March 17 at Varna Complex. Ladies high prize went to Joan Beierling and men's high prize went to Elmer Hayter. Norene Hayter took the prize for the Ladies low and Al Hoggarth the men's low. Door prizes were won by Earl Laycox, Joan Beierling and Gladys Alexander. Next card party will be March .31 at 8 p.m. at Varna Com- plex. Everyone welcome! Jim and Madeline Murray have sold their house which they have been residents in for 37 years. Trey have bought a house in Bran- don, Manitoba where they will be closer to their family. - On Sunday March 12 friends and relatives surprised them with a fare- well -party. 22 people in all attend - Craig seniors meet AILSA CRAIG -. The Happy . Gang Seniors met at the Legion Hall on March 15 at 1:30 p.m. President Levi White presided with Shirley William's Secretary and Harold Gilfoylc as Treasurer assist- ing. It was reported Laura Axford was improving but still in hospital. The President reported having looked into our trip to Niagara Falls and area. It will be on May 11 with the meal at the Beacon Inn. Our next meeting will be March Egg hunt, GRAND BEND - This Saturday, March 25, from 11 a.m. sharp to 1 p.m., the Lambton Heritage Mu- seum will be the site -of the 'Great Easter Egg Hunt'. The Bunt is an annual project of the Ausable-Port Franks Optimist Club, and has be- come a local tradition for children 29 with Marjorie White; Jean McCallum and Jessie Lewis in charge of the Pot Luck Dinner at 12 p.m. The balance of the afternoon was spent playing Euchre. There was seven tables in play and we played 1- games. The prizes were to the following: Ladies High - Hazel Walker, La- dies Lone Hands - Lorraine Neil,* Ladies Low - Syble Stephenson, Mens High - Beckie Ross, Mens Lone Hands - Mar'jorie Davidson and Mens Low - George Keen. Back a Fighter uih Easter Seals C .. Saturday in the North Lambton/Middlesex arca. The children will hunt for and I colour real eggs. There will be priz- es, games and fun for all. The event will also include a bonnet -making contest Judged by Optimist and Lambton County Officials. It is anticipated that up to 500 area children will attend the Great Easter Egg Hunt this year. Admis- sion is free to those under 12 years of age. Hotdog lunches and refresh- ments are available at noon. Come out and have lunch with the Easter Bunny! The Lambton Heritage Museum is located on Hwy. 21, five milts south of Grand Bend, opposite the Pinery Provincial Park. All you need to remember about home comfort is Seonng from Lucan to Blyth SYSTEMS BY LENNOX INSTALLED BY rAILEY' of Hensall Ltd. • HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING "We're proud to be your Lennox Dealer" Ontario POLICE TACTICAL UNITS INQUIRY NOTICE The Ontario Police Commission was directed by the Solicitor General on January 4, 1989 to examine the use of police tactical units in Ontario. The Commission was asked to examine and make recommendations on the following: 1. the historical operation and utilization of such units, since their incepiico 2. the selection and training of the personnel comprising such units; 3. the equipment used by such units, including weapons and communications equipment; 4.. the functions assigned to such units; ' 5. the rationale and need for such units. .T r Sci,i-,'.;iierrwiif-t /` rfii rir rl'�' "en suomtsstons related to its mandate. Written submissions from members of the public are now invited. They should be forwarded to the Ontario Police Commission, 9th Floor, 25 Grosvenor Street, Toronto, M7A 2H3, by Friday, April 21, 1989. The Commission is Currently arranging a series of public hearings at which interested citizens and organizations will have the opportunity to personally state their views. Those citizens and groups who submit written briefs will have an opportunity, if desired, to expand on their submissions at these hearings. Further information may be obtained by contacting Gordon Hampson or Cathy Boxer at the Commission offices in Toronto (418) 965071. W.D. Drinkwalter, O.C. Chairman ed. Madeline and Jim are wished the best of luck and happiness in their new home in Brandon and will be missed by the community. They are leaving on March 22. Just a reminder of the Maundy Thursday Upper Room Commun- Woolette club see 18 stitches ZURICH - This week, after our opening exercises the Zurich Woo- Iette 4H club finished our first sam- pler, and Teamed how todo our sec- ond sampler. This one consists of increasing and decreasing suches. We all watch in amazement at how our three stitches turned to eighteen stitches, then back to three again. Next week, we will begin our major knitting projects. Refreshments were brought by Roxanne Regier and Nicole Beau- champ. Our president, Mary Hart- man closed the meeting. Our next meeting is on March 20 at the Hay Township Hall in Zu- rich. Press reporter Joanne Regicr a . success ion in Varna Thursday evening at 8 p.m., The Good Friday Service at Goshen Friday morning at 11 a.m. Sunday regular services in both Churches, the Easter.Morning Res- urrection Service. Monday March 13, four local boys, Chris Taylor, Greg Keys, Raymond Beierling and Graham Keys playing hockey for the Hen- sall Atoms travelled to Listowel and took part in a tournament with the rest of the Hensall team. They won their first and second games and had enough points to go for the B Consolation and managed to come up against a.tough Listowel team and won the B Championship. Congratulations boys! MAPLE SYRUP "See hour it's made" At Rolling Ridge Maple Products 2 Miles West of Ilderton on Middlesex }toad 16 IGoing East Off Nairn Road Watch (or Our Signs - Samples and Tours Monday. to Saturday: 10-5: Sunday- 1-5 ROBSONS — 666-0896 St. Boniface Council 18863 Knights of Columbus Monte Carlo Night Fri.,. April 7 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. Pineridge Chalet, Hensall $5 per person Hot buffet All proceeds to St. Boniface Church Building Fund Huron Progressive Conservative Association Gala Dinner Friday, April 7, 1989 6 P.M. Seaforth & District Community Centres Annual Meeting: Guest Speaker Andy Brandt Prizes) Entertainment[ Dancing! Music by "The Caledonians" Tickets 825.00 per person INFORMATION —482-7744— C EA Located at Pinedale Motor Inn, Grand Bend tQ n to 1Dm tPa OGQl Ham & Scalloped Potatoes or Half Barbecued Chicken or Stuffed Rainbow Trout Salad Bar Included Try our Homemade Desserts . Pumpkin Pie and Whipped Cream Hot Apple Crisp or Hot Apple Dumplings with ice cream and butterscotch sauce Your choice $995 iV KNAPE&GT Laundry Storage with a Difference The laundry room is a perfect place for K.V. Utility Storage Systems. Practical, functional and attractive storage that takes the worry out of splashes and spills. Big Red, .10 kg. 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