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DEFEAT GODERICH TOWNSHIP - The Stanley midget girls defedte'aia team from Goderich to win the area girls midget
softball title. In the back row are coach Bill McGregor, Tanis Chuter, Sandra McGregor, Teresa Marschall,- Tracy Erb and
coach Janet. Graham. In the front row are Koren Erb, Cindy. Talbot, Sandra Coleman, Bonnie Dawson and Bonnie Voisin.
Missing were Janet Webster, Jancy Dietz, Donna Dalyrymple and Julie McBeath. • photo_ by 'Mark Chessell
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Serve 300�t. church. supper
The ladies of Varna United
Church served a bountiful '
turkey supper at about 300
people on Wednesday
evening.,
Next Sunday Is Worldwide'!
Communion Sunday. It -.is
yarns'
hoped that many members.
of Varna church will come
and take.partto this special.
service.
Many winners
Several Stanley Township
ball teams have been win-
ners in the league play-offs
recently; including the boys
in the Squirt League and the
girls in Peewee and Midget.
In best two out of three
games, the girls Midgets,
coached by. Bill McGregor
and Janet Graham, defeated
;Goderich Township. The
Stanley A's,, coached by Don
Taylor and Ivan McCiMont,
defeated the Stanley B's..
Personals -
The sympathy of the.
Sailboat missing
The Crediton Cowgirls,
recent winners of the ladies'
fastball crown for North
Middlesex snd Soutb.Huron,
will have tb restock their
equipment supplies before
they attempt to defend the
title next year.
On Friday night, the
team's equipment was stolen
from a tru&k owned by one of
the 'players, Debbie Lord.
Included were a couple of
gloves, some baseballs and a
half 'dozen bats.,
It was valued at over 8200.
Exeter OPP were' also.
advised: on Sunday by Orlen
Schwartzentruber, Zurich;
that someone had chopped
down • a two-year-old. red
maple treee on his property.
Braden Whilsmith, St.
Joseph Shores, advised that
his 18 -foot sailboat was
missing. It is believed it may
have been washed away in
last week's wind storm.
MONKEYING AROUND -- Among the many activities at the
Huron County Library sponsored jungle party held Thursday
at the Hay township hall was this game of tossing a ring over
a "monkey's" tail. Making her throw good was Cynthia
Stark. • Staff photo
community is expressed to
the McKinley family in the
passing . of . Mr. Elgin
• McKinley last Friday.
Bob Taylor received word
last wee k of the death of Mr's.
Floyd Schell, the ' former
Alice Austin, in Seminole,
Fla.. on Thursday. Mrs:
Schell resided at one time -in
Varna, in th6 house recently
vacated by the Whittakers.
Rev. Alex Taylor has been
in :hospital again with heart
trouble. The doctors don't
think he suffered any further
damage to. his heart this
time.
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o Need For
Continuous Advertising
Ministers
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. Should preach only one sermon or so a year.
People are against sin anyway, so why harp on if
Traffic Lights
Should be turned off at dangerous intersections to
save -electricity. Everybody'knows it's a dangerous
spot and that is sufficient.
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Police
Should stop driving up and down the highways.
No need to caution drivers by patrolling highways.
Drivers know the law and obey it.
Teachers
Shouldn't review lessons. Tel! children just once
and they'll never forget it.
If you are one of the foolish kind like the
Notre Dame Cathedral that has stood for six
centuries but continues to ring the bell every
day to let people know it is still there- and
believe in continuous profitable advertising,
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