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"At last, Mr. Wrong."
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NEW BAYFIELD COUNCIL -- The new council for Bayfield. was inaugurated on Monday evening. Standing (left -right) are
councillor Dave Johnston, ro'ads superintendent John Undsay clerk-treacurer Oord Graham and councillor John Chapman.
Seated are Barb Sturgeon reeve George Fellows and councillor Gwen remberten. - Photo by Bud Sturgeon
Special -Christmas meeting'
Will pack boxes for shut-ins
Boxes of fruit and —plaTn
cookies for shut.ins Will be
packed at Mary Chessell's
home on Wednesday
December 17. Gifts of
calendars, soap, talc, pur-
ses, jewellery, etc. are
Varna
by nary
re -quested to be given to
, Huronview residents. They
may be left at Eleanor
McAsh's or brought to
'church on Stmday.
.11W
WE'LL RFU
an amount equal to
YOUR TAX
Don't waft any longer. This offer
definitely ends December 31.
Make your best
deal and still
save 7%
We
take
- trades
TRADE UP
TODAY
VARNA, ONT.
(HWY. #4, NORTH OF HENSALL, LOOK FOR THE SIGNS!)
262-3318 or 262-5809
We
take
trades
Barbara Doig of
Egmondville displayed
many of the centrepieces
and door swags she has
made, and made up •a
beautiful wall hanging on a
wicker plate to demonstrate
the techniques she uses,
along with tips on buying
supplies.
Family returns to area
The former Roberts house
In the village has-been sold to
Gerry and Jean Reid, who
moved from Bayfield to
Wheady last June and are
returning to this area. Gerry
is a —fisherman employed
- with Ed Siddall. Their boys,
Doug and Dale, are happy to
be coming back to Huron
Centennial School. They are
moving this weekend.
Sunday school presents
Members of the Sunday
school presented the worship
service in Varna on Sunday.
Jacqui Taylor and Lori
consitt were the leaders.
plapIe 'Parton demonstrated
rthe Innkeepers Story on a
flannelgraph as it was told
by Scott Consitt and Julie
Webster, the innkeepers, and
"Jim Hill as their little boy.
The second. Advent candle
was lit by Pat Taylor and
Nancy Webster. Rev. Brown
Continuedthe Christmas
Story on the "Story board".
The children are tiny
rehearsing for tlfe-Christmds
Concert on Sunday 'af-
ternoon.
A pot luck supper with our
refugee family will be held
on Friday at 7:00 in the
township hall, with crddnole
games to follow. Illep is
'making some Vietnamese
dishes for us to sample. She
has been a very busy
woman, as she teaches
French to several daisies at
Kinkora each morning, then
returns to Conestoga Collage
at Vanastra fir a secretarial"
szourse. Her teaching job will
be finished on the 1901. Her
husband Tai is employed at
Fleck Manufacturing in
Marion Park, where he has
been working overtime most
AWL.
Special U.C.W. meeting
Shirley Hill's lovely and
spacious home was the
setting for the special
Christmas meeting of Varna
UCW. Forty members and
former members enjoyed a
delicious potluck supper.
Lucky plate winners were
Clara Johnston and Dods
Wilson. Dianne Kfitoi-had
the birthday nearest
Christmai, and Peggy
Reid% wedding anniversary
was closest.
An inspirational worship
cDomoitoliTteititg
gowige and Uaveint
1 7,A4,20, st. egetek. Ontaitto
Time 226-4371
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Join Us NOW Year's Eve
- continuous music all evening
by disc jockey
- buffet lunch in 1981
- hats, horns, floisemakers provided
Cover charge $3 single
$5 couple
Advance tickets available
in the lounge.
service was presented by
Elva Webster, Deb -fir Rai.
well, Shirley Hill, Jolh
Beierling and:Beatrice
Taylor. Joyce Dowson 4ind
Debra sang a duet: Beatrice
provided some fun with
akistnuut riddles in verse,
with appropriate prizes for
the winners.
Elanor McAsh conducted
the businets. She announced
.there **add be a ChriStmits
open house at ARC
Industries on Thursday and
Friday, from, 9 to 4, .with
many gift and craft items for
sale. There .ty$1,he tours of
the nursery imd liakethop,
too. The administrators of'
Camp Menestung are
looking for people to help
with the coo, etc: next.
summer, especially for
camps such as Youth
Weekend and Family Week.
Family and Children's
—Services will be sent a
donation of 150 to help with
their Chrishhas extras. Fifty
dollars was also given to the
Youth Group to assist in
sending four of its members
to the "ToCAlpha Conference
In - Hamilton. Those
registered are George
*Wilson, Roger McKinley,
Brian Chessell and Liz
McNutt.
Personals
Darlene Hayter of Fort
McMurray arrived home on
.Saturday for some holidays.
Joe Lawrie's father passed
away last Wednisday
'following a • lenghty illness.
He was a resident of
Milverton.
Education costs
Continued from front—page
Don. said, in hnplemen-
dng a curriculum process,
examining the use of micr�
computers in the education
system, the hnplications of
l3ill 82 and the possible deed
for additional *pedal educa-
tion teachers and finally, a
rehaul of the -transportation
system.
•
Haberer
Continued from front page
in the House of Commons
were to -.the people of
Canada. Carter added he
hoped the people. of Huron
would maintain their friend-
ly disposition.
. Speaking on behalf of the
village, Zurich councillor.
Leroy Thiel said he Was sure
Hiberer would do' -an ex-
cellent job of representing
the county and he invited the
coundl and spectatOrs to at-
tend Zurich's 115th anniver-
sary celebrations next year.