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(Volume 07 only 219 pock) VOLUME 1 OF FUNK & WAGNALLS NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA STILL ONLY with S.00 food purchase ague Itek trARY21, 1 '+T AGE 9 c a +� Meet Tuckersmth Unit 1 .at the Brucefield United: Church met February lith, when Del/odious was ledby Mrs, Beatrice Stell assisted by Mrs, Joann Henderson in the absence of Mrs» Violet" Ross. Tho. scripture was read�Y�by Mrs Henderson' and all enjoyed The Topic on; Japan Devotions closed with pray er, The meetint was chaired by the vice- president Mrs, the, Waiters, relieving the president, Mrs, Hazel McCartney,-. who is recuperating . well from surgery. The minutes I: were read by Mrs, Stoll, and the • roll call was answered by.12 members ...is' answered '1114, and 1 visitor . on a"u" � `Sori<�ethi that I should have kept," 110 err tot rr tot waft tri The World Day of Prayer will be held at 2 pm March 7 at Brucefield with . Mrs. Stoll as key lady. Project for March will be a Dutch Auction. A new member was welcomed to the unit. The meeting closed with prayer and an active auction was held of Valentine Box lunches and the contents enjoyed by the buyer. Tea served by the committee. Varna news By Mary Chessell A good crowd attended the Orange Lodge euchre party on Friday evening, enough to fill 17 tables. Ladies' high' prize was n -b -y Mrs Watkins; by, Helen Hutchings. Winner of men's high was Aldie Crich; low, Ralph Horn. Door prize winners were Jeanette Turner, Della Slavin, Nettie McClinchey and Doris Wilson (Brucefield). Members of the CGIT of Varna -Goshen had a toboggan party on Don Taylor's hill on Sunday afternoon, then warmed up with brownies and hot chocolate at the church. Bob ,. and Gwynne Roberts and children ' of Minaki have been on holidays and spent a few days with Tom and Dale Leppington and `family. They visited with other friends in the area while they were here. Kiah and Agnes West from Rodney and Dave and Marg Anderson of Londesboro visited with Mervyn and Margaret Hayter on Sunday. The Stanley Township skating carnival will be held a week from Sunday afternoon, on March 2nd at 2 p.m. at the Varna rink. There will be prizes and a broomball game. A lunch booth will be open in the hall beside the rink. Come along and have a good Brise 50 years for Mellis' Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mellis of Kippn celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last week with an open house attheir home. Mrs. Mellis is the former Mary Ellen Gibson of Wroxeter and Mr. Me Ills, who was born and raisedin Kippen, was the village blacksmith �"'until his retirement in 1972. The coolie were married on Feb. 12, 1930 in the Gorrie `manse and left by train__ after the ceremony •for a honeymoon in Detroit. Their bridal attendants were Mrs. McGillvray, the former Mary -Gibson, - who was at the" open house Tuesday and Mrs. Meills' brother, the late Jack Gibson. Mrs. Mellis said shortly after her marriage, in the spring of 1930, work star ted on paving Hwy. 4 which ruris ... right past their .front door. In the 50 years ' since their marriage, the couple have seen Kyles store , close and the closing of a -,restaurant, pool hall and dance hall, once a popular meeting place in the village, which was • owned by Cliff Watson. When asked the secret of their .marriage, Mrs. Mellls said, "hard work, I guess" and added with a laugh, "for hirci, not for me," 1riJ,9111ftb:fi.�' Vii: