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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-03-29, Page 6Canvassers were Lauren Love, Ruby LeFaive, Gerry Pennings, Jack Eckel, Allan Hayter, Bill Dowson, Doug McAsh, Keith Ste- phenson, Charles Reid and Ivan McClymont. This marks the thir- teenth year that the Orange Lodge has organized the Central Stanley canvass. 50th anniversary Congratulations and best wishes to Ruby and Gordon Hill on their 50th Wedding Anniversary. e a nttila ` e Times -Advocate 235-1331 Shears 303 Main St. FINAL WEEK CLOSING SALE Thank you to all my clientelle for their support for the past two years. 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Peanut S Butter Banana Cream Pie 1-1/2 cup crushed graham wafer crumbs 1/2 cup granulated sugar 1/2 cup - 2/3 cup melted butter 2-3 fresh bananas 1/2 cup smooth peanut butter 1 pkg. whipped topping or about 2 cups whipping cream 1/4 cup granulated sugar 1 tsp vanilla • Combine first three ingredients and press into a 9" pie pan. Put in oven at 350 deg. F. for 7 to 10 minutes. Do not overbake. Cool. •Melt peanut buffer and sugar in pan and set aside. • Whip cream and fold in peanut butter mixture and vanilla • Slice bananas on bottom of shell - pour whipped topping over. Chill until set. Elayne Toohey - RR3 Lucan Activities popular during March break EXETER - This March Break several businesses and organiza- tions got involved in helping make each and every program a great success. The Recreation Department would like to take this opportunity to thank their sponsors for their support and co-operation. "Up in the Air the Junior Birds - men" had 18 participants who learned a little about our fine feath- ered friends and got to make and take home their own bird houses. Thanks go to staff from Ausable Bayfield and the volunteer helpers for their time and effort. The youth Bingo was a roaring success (roaring is based on the noise level in the hall) with 187 youngsters in attendance. Thanks go out to Dorothy Pfaff and her 4 helpers from the Legion Auxil- iary, especially for scrambling at the last minute to round up more bingo cards. Ninety prizes were donated by local businesses as fol- lows and they can't be thanked enough for their generosity: Litpro Management, Oscars Vid- co, Macl,cans Source for Sports, The Purple Turtle, RSD Sports Den, National Trust, Donut Delite Cafe, Pepsi, Country Trenditions, Huron Motor Products, Seips Valu Mart, New Orleans Pizza, the Mane -BIG ' and at: are joining hands to offer you: FRED, Manicures and Artificial Nail Appltalton Featuring: Sally Hansen and Sally Hansen Professional Products Wed., April 5, 10.4 Manicures Thurs. April 6, 2-4 p.m. Manicures Sat. April 8, 10-4 Artificial Nall Application Book your appointment today Call Dianne or Cindy 235-1570 Now open Sundays 11.5 z. Event, Murphy's Pub & Eatery, Becker's Farm Equipment, Tasty - Nu Bakery, The Barber Parlour, The Saan Store, Kentucky Fried Chicken and Dr. Linda Steele. The Rec. Centre's Second Annu- al Road Hockey Tournament drew 30 teams of youngsters aged nine to 14 this year. The Recreation Department ex- tends a great big thank you to Ma- cLeans Source for Sports for spon- soring this year's tournament. MacLeans supplied T-shirts, balls and use of their van for the tourna- ment. In the 9, 10 category A Champs were the Hurricanes and the B Champs were the Raptors. The 11, 12 tournament winners were A Champs Gumps and B Champs Stingers. In the 13, 14 category A Champs were Spitfires and B Champs were the Grizzlies. Thank you also to the TA for covering this years event, to the guys who lent their road hockey nets and to Lucas and Lawrence for doing a great job refereeing. Joins Youth Tour Band EXETER - Erin Kraftcheck, has been selected, on a basis of audi- tion and recommendation, for membership in the 1994 Canadian Youth of Tour honours ensemble program which will make a 'good- will' concert tour of seven Europe- an countries this coming July. This select organization, consist- ing of student players from New- foundland through British Colum- bia, will travel for three weeks in England, France, West Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Belgium, Aus- tria and the Netherlands. In addi- tion to performing concerts in a number of European cities, this en- semble will visit musical shrines, museums, and places of musical in- terest, as well as attend select con- certs and performances in various European concert halls and opera house. Canadian Youth on Tour pro- vides Canada's outstanding student performers with an opportunity to perform the best of concert band literature in an organization of mu- sical excellence while showcasing the cultural achievements of Cana- dian Youth on the "International Stage". Staffa WI planning quilting bee They will meet at Joyce Miller's home. By Roberta Templeman STAFFA - Staffa Women's Insti- tute members will be quilting this week at the home of Joyce Miller. The Templeman family enjoyed an hour of skating at the Hensall arena on Thursday. Rob and Bev Templeman and family have returned from a holi- day in Florida. Doris Miller, Exeter, visited on Sunday with Ron and Gretta Miller and family. "Making Fine Chocolates Since 1981" OPENING THIS THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1 095 38 Ontario St. S. (Hwy. 21) Grand Bend (519) 238-6807 FULL LINE OF CHOCOLATES ALL MADE IN GRAND BEND Seniors' Discount Every Wednesday Baseball registration this Saturday in Varna Volunteers are need- ed to coach the teams. . By Joan Beierling VARNA - Now that spring is fi- nally here and the snow is all gone it is time to start thinking about baseball. The Stanley Township Baseball registration will be held at the Complex on both Saturday, April 1 and April 8 from 9:30 to 12 p.m. The fee is $15 per single and $30 per family. Coaches are need- ed. Stan Lee Club The Stan Lee Club will meet Wednesday, April 5 at the Blue Fountain at 12 noon for lunch with bowling to follow at 2 p.m. Anyone interested should phone Ivan McClymont a few days ahead. Ucw The Varna U.C.W. meeting will be held Thursday, April 6 at the church. Heather Beierling will speak on her time at Toc Alpha. Auction This April 1 will be the Huron Centennial Parent council auction with proceeds going to help repair and replace the playground equip- ment at the Huron Centennial School. Tickets are $9 each and in- clude a cold buffet during the eve- ning. There will also be door priz- es. This auction will be held at the Stanley Township Complex. Tickets are available in Bayfield through Brandon's Hardware or in Brucefield through Millington's or also through any school family. Youth groups The Trends Youth Group will meet Thursday, March 30 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, April 1 at the Brucefield United Church. They will be working on crafts with Es- ter Cantelon in preparation for a hake and craft sale to be held after church April 2. The Teens will meet April 13 for a Bible study topic on self-esteem with Dr. R. Ter-Viuget from Chris- tian Counselling Services as guest speaker. Canoe rally Get the canoes shined up and ready to go for the tenth annual ca- noe rally for the Stanley Township Rec Committee on Sunday, April Anyone entering a canoe in the rally will have a chance to win a canoe. Registration will begin at 12:30 p.m. Orange Lodge The Varna Orange Lodge reports another successful Heart and Stroke Fund canvass. This year saw an increase of about $100 over last year for a total of $1,318.50. New Crop Eyre Brothers Maple Products Call: Mrs. Campbell Eyre Hensel) 263-5738 After 35 years in the retail business, BRIGITTE and GARY HARTAI are announcing their retirement from their business, BRIGITTE'S FASHIONS and THOMAS H. FINE MENSWEAR. We would like to express our gratitude to our friends and customers for their loyal support over the years. We hope that they will continue their patronage to our son TOM,'who will carry on in ..the same tradition we have established. Everyone is a Winner!! one purchase per person entitles you to "CRACK OPEN AN EGG" for Discounts: Prizes: Gifts: No Tax: One of the above will be in each egg April 3rd to 14th Don't miss the fun and Savings. Check -out our New Arrivals of African Fashions, Jewellery and Gift Ware Ode ( hrislian Illinrl \Iissitin Itttt•rn,tllona l (lilt Sims Hours: Mon. - Sat. 9:30 am to 5:30 pm; Fri. until 9 pm 293 Main Street, Exeter, 235-3622 r L