HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-05-05, Page 25Page 26 -Citizens News, May 6/76
Oddfel lows
at Varna
The Oddfellows Lodges of
Huron District No. 8 and the
Rebekahs of Huron District
No. 23 held their annual church
parade in Varna on Sunday,
the custom being to have it in
the home church of the District
Deputy of the Oddfellows, who
is Wm. Taylor.
Glenn McGregor of Brucefield
led the parade to and from the
church with bagpipe music.
Special music during the service
was provided by Pete Postill,
who sang two solos.
The Oddfellows is a fraternity
which gives much assistance to
their members if there is any
need, and is involved in a great
deal of charitable work in the
Queensway Happenings
Mrs. May Ford was pleasantly
surprised by a visit from Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Ferris and son
Jeremy Jaynes of Sechelt, B.C.
Other visitors are as follows:
Mrs Shirley Prouty visited Lynn
Latimore. Mrs. McDonald'visit-
ed her husband Roy McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNaughton
visited Mrs. Ada Smillie. Mr.
Leslie Mitchell, Miss Verna
Coates and Jean Munn visited
Louise Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Schenk, Mrs. Schenk visited
with Hugo Schenk. Leslie
Fisher, R.R. #2, Blenheim, visit-
ed with his sister Mrs. Roy
Parlmer. Chester and Illa Dunn
visited Vera Lammie and Roy
McDonald. Arnold and Mary
Ford and Mrs. Mary Kirk of
Exeter visited Mrs. May Ford.
George, Maria, Linda and Car-
men Mathonia visited with Mrs.
Jeffrey.
Rev. Glenn Wright conducted
the church service on Thurs-
day with Louise Mitchell at the
piano. The Hensall United
Church ladies' under the direct-
ion of Mrs. Pearl Passmore con-
ducted Bingo games at the home
on Monday,
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clog
community. They lend equip-
ment to people who are disabled,
such as wheelchairs and crutches,
etc. for home use. One of their
greatest concerns is in the field
of eye research. Educational
and research bursaries are pro-
vided, and money for machinery
and personnel for eye research.
Their projects are very deserv-
ing of our support.
There was a good attendance of
Varna ladies' at the Rebekahs'
dessert and euchre in Clinton on
Wednesday, April 28th.
Mrs. Allan Hayter held a
birthday party on Friday for
Kim, who was seven years old
on Sunday. There were 15
children present, so they had a
real good time.
LIBERATION MOVEMENT—During Hensall Public School's spring concert Thursday, three girls
carried placards across the stage advocating women's liberation. From the left are Shelly McLeod,
Karen Shiels and Lisa Hamather. News Photo
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1. Make sure it
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action. To clean
your lawn as
it mows.
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everything we've
mentioned so far,
buy it. It's a
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2. Check for an optional 6 -bushel
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All Snapper mowers meet A.N.S.I. safety specifications.
STEVE ARGYLE
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565-2800