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Times Advocate, 1993-10-13, Page 11Tlmes-Advocate, atllfl>!* 13,1993 Page 11 Thanksgiving was celebrated in many classrooms in local schools on Friday. The grade 4-5 class of McCurdy Public School dressed up in American style costumes of pilgrims and natives and ate a hearty pioneer -type meal for lunch Friday. Seniors learn about law ,BylissaiBeierling VARNA - :Anna Keys, president of Stan Lee Se nio s shined the Oc- tober meeting with a greeting and introduction of their guest speaker Frank Cameron, a lawyer from Clinton who gave them an informa- tive talk on "Power of :Attorney", "Estate Law" and "Wills". Every- one enjoyed his station very much and Elva Peck thanked him for coming. They resumed their meeting with; a few announcements: the Fall Ral- ly will be at Londesboro October 20 at 11:30 a.m. Lunch at 12:30 will be $3. The speaker will be Marion Zinn of Lucknow. She will also show slides. their Christmas Party will be on December 8 with Marg and Mery Hayter and Floyd McAsh to plan it. The Seniors are invited to pro- vide programme and lunch for 80 at Huronview in April. Keys ended the business part of the meeting and five games of eu- chre were played. Helen and Pepper and Evelyn McKinley and Bab. Reid were prize winners. A de- licious lunch ended a nice evening. UCW The Varna U.C.W. meeting was held at the home of Joyce Dowson last Thursday evening with Bernice Reid and Eleanor McAsh in charge of the worship and program work- ing in the Thanksgiving theme. A video on Dr. Bob McClure's play with quotes from Dr. McClure and his wife Amy was viewed by all. President Joyce Dowson led the business part of the meeting. New blinds are ordered for the kitchen and bedroom at the manse. The shower for Mavis Turner was an- nounced for October' 19 at 8 p.m. to be held at the Huron Centennial School. The Regional Fall Rally will be held Monday, October 18 at 7 p.m. at Ontario Street United Church in Clinton. Registration to begin at 6:30. Varna has the wor- ship and the theme will be on hu- mour. Marion Doucette will be there with her puppets for entertain- ment. Thank you's were received from Brenda Consitt and baby Kimberly and also George and Olive Philips. Then everyone sat around Dow - sot's kitchen table for a time of fel- lowship and a delicious lunch. Church news The Thanksgiving Service in Varna church with minister Miriam Jones. on Sunday dwelt on the theme "Remembering . to Give Thanks". The Lighting of the Can- dle was by Joyce Dowson and granddaughter Stacey Consist. Valerie Laurie was the reader for Varna and offering was taken up by Diuvey Rathwell and Jason Beier - ling. The Prayers were suggested by the congregation by everyone's wishes and prayers. Next Sunday there will be no Church in Varna as it will be Gosh - en's Anniversary Service at 11 a.m. The Trends Youth Group will meet Thursday, October 21 at Brucefneld Church from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The Teen Set are asked to most at Varna Church at 7:45 on Sunday, October 24 in order to attend the convenanting tlerv$e fix Miriam Jones. The Annual Goren Turkey Din- ner will be held Wednesday, Octo- ber 27 at 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. set- tings Please contact Linda Linfield at 565-2124 if you wish to purchase tickets. ARC Industries in Dashwood is having a Community Craft and Bake Sale Saturday October 23 :from 30-3 p.m. This is sponsored by Community Living - .the South Huron Parents Group. Lunch will be available along with a large numberof craft vendors plus baked goods. Any interested vendors pleasephone before October 17 to Bath :Cousin at 2334297 after -6 pa»..znr235=1331_during the day. The Crokinole Club -will be itart- ing Tuesday, October 26 at 8 pm. in the Varna Church. The clubwill meet every other 'Tuesday of the month. New members welcome. Join on a regular basis or as a spare. Please contact Ivan or Marg McClymont at 233-3214 if interest- ed. County legions present military display GODERICH - More than 200 people are expected on Thursday to attend the gala opening of the Huron County Museum's display called the Military in Hu- ron. This display has been In the works for several months and is basically a combined effort between the museum and the Royal Canadian Legion branches in the county. Claus Breeds, curator of the museum said the pur- pose of the display is to honour not only the 10 branches but their memberships as well. "We've got a fine budget of about -$16,000 to put this exhibit together. It's a legion exhibit that they are putting together," said Breede. He said there is an exhibition committee which has representatives from each branch. That committee has been meeting monthly for the past year. Thursday's events will include a parade, dinner and the officiul opening to be attended by the Lt. Govern- or. On display will be over 50 'mannequins dressed in military uniforms which have been loaned from the le- gion branches. In addition there are over 200 medals which will be mounted and the Victoria Cross, award- ed to Cpl. Harry B. Miner will also be on display. Miner was awarded the medal in August of 1918 during World War I. "He's originally from Cedar Springs but came up to Huron County and was posted with the 161 Huron Battalion," explained Breede. "He's written up in all kinds of books." The Clinton Legion, named their branch after the distinguished soldier and they areloaning Miner's Vic- torian Cross to the museum's exhibit. "It's really outstanding to have a Victorian Cross, it's very rare. There were only 161 given out to Canadi- ans." The Military in Huron exhibit will be at the museum until February 7. THE GODERICH MAGNIFICENT SEVEN present the... 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As of October 4, 1993, private sellers will be required to buy a Used Vehicle Information Package before offering a vehicle for sale. When potential buyers come to view the vehicle, the seller must hand them the information package to read. When the vehicle is sold, the seller must give the Used Vehicle Information Package to the buyer along with the vehicle documents. When the new owner registers the vehicle at a Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office. the Used Vehicle Information Package must be submitted with the other vehicle documents to complete the transaction. Otherwise, the transfer of registration will be refused. If a private seller doesn't offer the Used Vehicle Information Package, buyers should ask to see the package before making any decision to buy the vehicle. The Used Vehicle Information Package can be purchased for $20.00 from any Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office or from the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations 24 hours a day by using a credit card and.calling 1.800.287.8847 outside Toronto, or 325.8847 in Toronto. Telecommunication Device for the Deaf is available at 1-800-461-8866 or 326-8866 in Toronto. A brochure with tips on buying or selling a used vehicle is also available at any Driver -and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office or through the telephone numbers listed. "These changes do not apply to either trade:ins or purchases from Ontarw Repelerad Motor Vehicle Dealers. Ontario 1. z �; Ever have papers RIGHT Not overnight, Ok, there's and , r. c ,` Send: $4 $1 each Receive: (Up some important you need to send NOW? or later today. 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Thursday's events will include a parade, dinner and the officiul opening to be attended by the Lt. Govern- or. On display will be over 50 'mannequins dressed in military uniforms which have been loaned from the le- gion branches. In addition there are over 200 medals which will be mounted and the Victoria Cross, award- ed to Cpl. Harry B. Miner will also be on display. Miner was awarded the medal in August of 1918 during World War I. "He's originally from Cedar Springs but came up to Huron County and was posted with the 161 Huron Battalion," explained Breede. "He's written up in all kinds of books." The Clinton Legion, named their branch after the distinguished soldier and they areloaning Miner's Vic- torian Cross to the museum's exhibit. "It's really outstanding to have a Victorian Cross, it's very rare. There were only 161 given out to Canadi- ans." The Military in Huron exhibit will be at the museum until February 7. THE GODERICH MAGNIFICENT SEVEN present the... SUNCOAST MALL Hwy. #21, South, Goderich FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY OCTOBER 15, 16 & 17/93 ... FRI. 5-9 PM SAT. 1-5 PM SUN 1-4 PM presented to you by 11 -IE GODERICH NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION ® ROBERT EVANS - Cl-EVDLDS/GED ® SUNCOAST FORD NAY UNCOLN SALES LTD. ® G0CER1cH AUTO SALES - WEAN GODERICH PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER - JP/EAGLE ® M.W MOTORS - MAZDA/VOLVO ®McUEE PONTIAC/BUICK/CADILL4C/GMC TRUCKS ® STRIC,KLA DS - TOYOTA Don't Agree To Anything Until You've Seen The Used Vehicle Information Package. Are you planning to buy or sell a used vehicle privately? Starting on October 4, 1993, the requirements for private sales of used vehicles will strange" Getting the answers to some important questions hasn't always been easy. How many previous owners were there? Are there any loans still outstanding against the vehicle? These questions wilt now be answered in a Used Vehicle Information Package. As of October 4, 1993, private sellers will be required to buy a Used Vehicle Information Package before offering a vehicle for sale. When potential buyers come to view the vehicle, the seller must hand them the information package to read. When the vehicle is sold, the seller must give the Used Vehicle Information Package to the buyer along with the vehicle documents. When the new owner registers the vehicle at a Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office. the Used Vehicle Information Package must be submitted with the other vehicle documents to complete the transaction. Otherwise, the transfer of registration will be refused. If a private seller doesn't offer the Used Vehicle Information Package, buyers should ask to see the package before making any decision to buy the vehicle. The Used Vehicle Information Package can be purchased for $20.00 from any Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office or from the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations 24 hours a day by using a credit card and.calling 1.800.287.8847 outside Toronto, or 325.8847 in Toronto. Telecommunication Device for the Deaf is available at 1-800-461-8866 or 326-8866 in Toronto. A brochure with tips on buying or selling a used vehicle is also available at any Driver -and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office or through the telephone numbers listed. "These changes do not apply to either trade:ins or purchases from Ontarw Repelerad Motor Vehicle Dealers. Ontario 1. z �;