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Three bears testify
The three bears testified against Goldilocks last week during a play staged by the
Gr.(' class , at Exeter Public SchoolThe lass took a spin on the classic fairy tale as
part of theirVlP (Values/Influences/Peers) Program. From left, ChadTqlor,Stacey
Pfd, Danielle Patterson and Brittany Mills (Goldilocks).,
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Annual beef supper
enjoyed by all
fly Muriel Lewis 20 Murray Dufton of West
GRANTON CORRESPONDENT Nissouri led the services
and his message was
based on the lessons from
Romans 6, Matthew 10
and Acts 2. Flowers were
placed in the church from
the funeral of Edna Wallis.
The U.C.W. will be hav-
ing a bake table at the
church for the village yard
sale on Saturday, June 26.
On Sunday, June 27 at 9
a.m. there will be a fishing
derby before the church,
service.
At St. Paul's Anglican
Church in Kirkton, the
lessons were read by Mary
Blackler and the minister.
GRANTON - The Annual
Reef Supper sponsored by
the Granton United
Church at the Park
Pavilion on Wednesday,
June 16 was well attended
• and very enjoyable.
Sympathy from the com-
munity to the Wallis lhmi-
lies in the death of their
sister and aunt Edna
Wallis on June 15. The
funeral was held on
Friday, June 18 with inter-
ment in 'the Granton
Cemetery.
At the Granton United
Church on Sunday, June
POLICE BRIEFS
- Break and enter
GRAND BEND =-- The
North Lambton OPP are
investigating a break in
that occurred at Sandles
Restaurant on Main St.
between midnight and
8:30 a.m. on June 17.
After forcing opening the
front door of the business,
thieves opened the cash
register inside the premis-
es and stole an undis-
closed amount of money.
The damage to the restau-
rant is estimated to be
$200. Police believe the
incident is related' to a
break in at Jack Spratt's
Subs.
Wednesday. June 23, 1999
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HENSALL - At Hensall Carmel
Presbyterian Church on Sunday, Tracy
Bahro was the minister with Joyce
Pepper at the organ. Bob Bell and Harry
Smith 'received the offering. Next
Sunday, communion will be served. The
flowers in the church were in honour of
the 50th anniversary of Donna and
Harry Smith.
Mrs. George Smith of Portland, Oregon
and Gail Williamson of Tuscon, Arizona,
visited Donna and Harry Smith en
Thursday.
On Saturday evening, Donna and
Harry Smith were honoured with a din-
ner party at n's in Bruceiie.
On Sunday an open house was held as
the home of Jerry and Kirsten in Exp`.
Many friends and relatives and ne
hours called. throughout the aftern.,
Congratulations were received from all
levels of government.
At Hensall United Church on Sunday,
Pirie Mitchell's message was "Through
Death to Life". Mark Garlough was the
organist. The greeters were Jacob
Hovius and Michael Annen. John
Thomson and Ross Riley were the ush-
ers.
The Youth Group meets on June 27 at
7 p.m.
Vacation Bible School meets July 5 to
9 from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The theme
will be "Adventures in Faith".
,, .The Zaquala Clean Water Project
received $75.50 from the Friendship
Circle. You may still help by putting
your donation in the Zaquala watering
can. A successful box lunch was held on
Saturday evening.
Hensall residents are reminded of the
re-insta*nt of green. waste collection
in the Village. All the previous green
waste collection guidelines apply. Green
waste must be in cardboard boxes, or
containers that can be dumped. Green
waste will be collected July 5, August 3,
September 7 and October 4. Questions
regarding the collection can be directed
to the Municipal Office, 262-2812.
Registration for the Hensall Summer
Playground Program will take place at
the Hensall Council Chambers on June
24.
Parents can register children ages
four to 12 for the five week program
between 7 and 9 p.m. Swimming regis-
tration will also be done at this time.
Registration forms are available in
advance from the Municipal Office and
registratiot can also be done at the
Mcipal mice.
Fun in the sun
Vou wish you had the resistance.
The car could do the distance!!
The warm sunny days at the beach.
Are something you cant reach!!
It is time for this old clunker.
Although you love your junker.
To be replaced with Joyful
Anticipation.
As you reach your destination.
The time has come to say Good Bye ! ! ! !
To your trusty old friend. But be reas-
sured your clunker, junker will help The
Kidney Foundation reach and serve
kidney patients in your area.
The Kidney Foundation of Canada,
Western Ontario Chapter, will thank you
for your donation by issuing a tax
receipt for a minimum of $75.00 and a
free tow.
Call 1-800-667-3597 or 1-51.9-742-
2023 for more information from The
Kidney Foundation office.
Storfwide is Sale Priced
APPLIANCE CENT