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LOGGING BETWEEN ZURICH AND HENSALL — Alvin Taylor of Hensall operates'a fork-lift that loads
timber aboard a lumber truck for R.J. Dungey and Sons Limited of Mitchell. The firm has been cutting
timber in a couple of lots north and south of highway 84 about -half way between the villages. Most of these
are soft maple. Staff photo
Singers entertain at Varna
By MARY CHESSELL
The Alethia (Greek for Truth)
Singers of Exeter, a very fine
group of singers and musicians,
provided special music for the
anniversary service at Varna
United Church on Sunday. In the
evening they presented a concert
of sacred music and testimonials.
Rev. Grant Mills of Exeter took
his text from Romans 12, verses
11 and 12 of chapter 13, preaching
on the subject "The Twenty -Fifth
Hour". He reminded the
congregation that nowhere in this
text does it tell us what we should
get if we are Christians, but
rather the emphasis is on what
we should be and what we should
do. There are writers who think it
is already too late to redeem the
world, but Rev. Mills held out
hope that there is still tirrie, if we
make good use of it.
Ed and Ida Godkin returned
Friday night from a three-week
trip to the west coast. They flew
to Calgary, then took a bus tour to
Banff, Kamloops, Vancouver and
Victoria. Leaving the tour at
Vancouver, they visited with
relatives, Mrs. Richard Johnston
in Vancouver, Stan Godkin at
Haney, B.C., and Ed's sister,
Mrs. Harold Grigg of Moose Jaw,
whom he hadn't seen for eighteen
years.
Glen Dowson, Varna, and Mr.
& Mrs. Keith Keys, Laurie, Gayle
and Randy of Clinton, spent the
weekend of September 10 in
Niagara Falls..
Miss Donna Taylor is working
at Cameo Hairstyling in the Mall
at Stratford.
If you left your bean plants
standing when they finished
bearing in July and haven't
checked them lately, you may
find you have a second crbp. Ours
have an unusually good second
crop, and we've been enjoying
.them for the past couple of
weeks.
Doug McAsh, who coached the
men's slowpitch ball team, and
his wife, Mildred, entertained
team members and their wives
a t a party in their home on
Saturday evening. They had a
very good season, and there were
lots of players out for most
games. They're looking forward
to having a team again next
summer.
Sport shorts ..
In the consolation cham-
pionship series for Recreation
League baseball the Shaws
defeated the Pats 13-0 Friday
night.
In other games last week, the
DJ's defeated the Pontiacs 4-3
Wednesday in nine -innings and 3-
2 Monday in seven innings.
A week ago Friday the Pats
had defeated the Sunsets 9-1. •
Play continues this week.
MINOR HOCKEY
Zurich's Minor Athletic
Association held a preliminary
meeting concerning the coming
DINING ROOM
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H�T.EL
Friday and
Saturday out at the
GREEN FOREST MOTOR HOTEL
Featuring
Friday and Saturday Nights,
September 23 and 24
Mozart's
Melody Makers
SPECIAL
SATURDAY NIGHT
SMORGASBORD
begins at 5 o'clock
coli now for reservations
HEATED POOL r YOUR HOSTS THE 'RESCH' FAMILY
INVITE YOU TO JOIN US.
Pe; onse fr.r WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS & BANQUETS.
GREEN FOREST MOTOR HOTEL
rm. 21 GRAND BEND Phone 238.2365
REC LEAGUE BASEBALL
hockey season last Thursday.
Plans are still incomplete, so it
will be a couple of weeks before a
schedule is available.
The annual meeting and
registration night will be held
September 29.
SOFTBALL FINALS
Homestead Park took the
trophy this weekend in the ladies
softball league series.
In the playoff game Sunday
they won 16-4 over the Bayfield
Babes. The Babes had played
Goderich's Menest Park team
and won 10-5.
Zurich's Stanley Stars
struggled valiantly against
Menest in the semi-finals
• Saturday, only to lose 19-15. In
other games Saturday, the. Babes
defeated Pine Lake 44-4; and
Homestead defeated the Bayfield
Good Times 10-9.
The games were played at
Bayfield's ball park.
TAE }RD ANNUAL
VAN FEND
FOUNDATION
MR. AND MRS. KENNETH SEL IN
Agnes Van Esbroeck and Kenneth Selin exchanged marriage vows
August 27 at St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church in Zurich. The
groom is the son of Mrs. Patricia Selin and the late Clifford Selin,
North Bay and Mrs. and Mrs. Alois Van Esbroeck, Hensall are parents
of the bride. The maid of honour was Martha Van Esbroeck and Lucy
and Dorothy Van Esbroeck were bridesmaids. Daniel Selin was the
best man and guests were ushered by George Van Esbroeck and John
Selin. After a honeymoon in northern Ontario the couple will reside in
Ottawa.
Photo by Brian K. Richman
THE AUSABLE-BAYFIELD
CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
Welcomes Everyone To A
GUIDED NATURE HIKE
At The
BANNOCKBURN WILDLIFE AREA
Sunday, October 2
2-4p.m.
Refreshments will be provided
Bring the family & come close to nature J
Cooked Nam
SA Canada packers Sweet Pickled
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Cider M.oking
51ram Engine Fy Shinglc Mill
Spinning Quilting
Lolcrt,inatcnt Grants
Sausage stating Displays
Refreshments M... -not
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Cottage Rolls
Homemade
Head Cheese
Baby Beef Liver
Fresh Medium
Ground Beef
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Inquire about prices on sides and quarters of Local. Feed Lot Beef.
We will cut and wrap to your specification
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
BEEF MONDAY — PORK TUESDAY
L�porte M�at Market
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