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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-08-21, Page 13TIH • HU ON EXPOSITOR;AUGUST 21 1980 1 ENTERTAINING THE CROWD—This young 1. vocalist, Penny 'Robinson' Cif-Varrastra;--was amongthe junior performers to. display their abilities during the talent contest at the Vanastra-Tuckersmith Country Fair last Friday night. (Photo by Ellis) • Corespondent MRS. MARY•CHESSEL.t. .4824069 •" Nana and OoShert United Churches held the annual outdoor church, Service in the pavillon at Stanley Parlvvrt SUnday. •Many people look forward to, Worshinning this beautiful setting. Special music was provided by a quartette of Lori Consitt; Kim and, Tracy Hayter and Becky. McKinley ' accompanied by Becky and Tracy playing ukeleles. Hiep; the wife and motherof the Wen family, sang "Till We Meet Again" at the conclusion of the worship service, and "Seniethl, ,Gond: followlagi:.die iiapa,.''.raaaL. Marinrie ' 'gaiter. 'WaSH.tle Orgattiat.fOr the,. SerViee, • DiatineKiztoir and Shirley' ' 4ttperviSed , , the. Childten7s4aces-axitt games; They. •Ilegaa by glYjnO paper . airplanes' they. MOO, flW.01, selyC firKI Wen's ;40019dol' went nuiCh farther , than *the FO,Ap .,fi#,4'4ttracted: a • lot of attention. Piot prize • winners fOr races Were Dfwid • • Ottawa fa Sgt. Doug Wein R.C.M.P. and Mrs. Wein and son 'David of Ottawa are holiday- ing this week with Mrs. Kippen Wein's parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and members -Correspondent-- •of the family. ' RENA CALDWELL Rev. Kenneth Knight con - 262 -5935 Mr. and Mrs. Joe McQuar- rie, David' and Dianne have returned from a visit in B.C. Steven and Amey Cooper, . London", are spending 'the week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Cooper. Tom Munroe and Ian Mun- roe, who have spent the past three weeks in Muskoka, have returned home. tylrs. Mae Bulk, Toronto,. the former Mae McGregor) visited relatives and friends in the area last week. Mr. and °Mrs. -Alderdice and Pam, Saudi Arabia, Mr. and, Mrs. Garry Alderdice and family, Nova Scotia, visited relatives in the area last weekend. Crowc1,at roast , A good crowd turned out for Stanley Township's corn and wiener roast at the ball park on Thursday night. PULLLL - There was a lot of straining, pulling, burned hands and even a lost boot heel as men showed their strength (and weakness ) at a tug-of-war contest at the Vanastra Country Fair. Five teams match9d up against each other on Saturday but the Lions Club remained unbeatable. They took first place ,winning of $75 and the Vanastra Business Association came second, winning S50. (Shelley McPhee Photo) !POOL SALMI RECTANGLE POOL 12 x 24 14 x 28 16 x 32 18 x 36 20 x 40 INSTALLED • 4720.00 • 5230.00 5780.00 6360.00 • 6960.00 7A–F NC) POOL KIT INCLUDES *30 nail. vinyl liner •14 gauge gal. steel walls *Bull- nose coping •Wlde track ski -ranter •Return fittings •Main drain •Flayward high rate and niter with super pump •Varuum kit *Main- tenance kit •6' diving board •3 step stainless steel ladder *installation includes orm- crete and pool pad bottom Beat inflation! Order now for next year installation. 5-20% OFF °NALL IN STOCK MERCAANDISE formerly Canadian Pools 4 Main St., Seaforth 527-0104A ducted morning service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Slinday and welcomed members of the • Hensall United Church and others worshipping wit them. Blanche Dougallk of Exeter Hayter, liarrYtt MeAsh, Leri .• CgasItt, and Becky McKinleY, Scott Kirton wasthe first' to .:but his. balloon, and Lori CQftiff Non • the shoe • aeratable, Scott Cousin's tea*:Won the egg on the SPOOn relaY,Jim Hill's team Was': the"'Whiner of bath. dressing and Undressing the leader. Tossing • water -filled ballOortS got some of the kids ' soaked befOre they got to the beach, Old the little ones visits mily presided at the organ for the service orsong. Rev. Knight - announced a proposal for an "Open Air" Church servic_c_ followedby a picnic of the three etingregations. -Cfoinarty.,--Ilensal I _Lind_ Exeter tentatively September 14 at Caxnp Kintail also the suggestion of a bus trip to accomodate those who would like to attend* Final arrange- ments 'must be made at the Camp within the next ten daYs. enjoyed a, ,candy, and money Nienesetting with her setamble, ' Winners in • mother, who was one, . "Guess 119W Many arts and crafts teaderS. Smarties" were.IReV. Wileaa • Mildred' • McAsh and'' Brewn and gars Marjorie Hayter will share htir,ch. servicenext the organists duties 11n Sunday wilt be- hkGeshen at V4r04, Church beginning in ' 11:00, not in Varna , as September., preViotisly announced, This C On gr atn I ations tn thewilinive newlY Vt*I16he! .• floor ju Varna churCh ensa. Marjorie gilYW W,110 received first class honor Ip ',grade three hartnenY in regent *CaalniVatiOlis- Becky McKinley. reedived first class lionoura grade eve Ritmo and Tracy Hayter had hopourS in grade four piano. They are students of Min, time to dry thoronAhly before M and Ik40. Leonard It's used. , - Rev. Brown had a vet)! Noake's; accOMpanied by enjoyable holiday in NoVa their daughter Jean and Scotia., speinding' part'Of the gramidalighter • Kathryn time with, her. family. She XinesS1 of 'London have., was also at'Chlitanqua Lake returned from'week near JaMestoWn, NS. for a vacation to the Atlantic few days.. Pinvinces. , Charles, Bernice .and While in Prince Edward _Charlene Reid visited With Islandthey toured the Bill and Mary Reid Of Sault Woodleigh Replicas and ' Ste. Marie last week. • • many other famous -Dayle-tenninthrsPent-a- attractions such as Afine-61.— week with Bob and Qwynne HAMBURGER OR Df.tho0;$1:• ::StriYiri..i!h:ixiYvileeeci:le'aiaftcliinea:::EilfeaaYars:t:ea:rnysrt: as Ottawai then 'down alotig•• Dave Floiipleltoy and Visiting places oaf historical interes,t, ily has Atiantic Aril) . 4 , One day , was Vint at We have some of 1404fInest,q. Upper .Canada Village which right around home. TI.' Is of great itnnOrtance totiin- family travelled le a large abuntry and especially to our motor hoing. ' .fol.ITRL1 , . protlinco. In spite of all the • facilities excellent In.Most beautiful scenery, they agree places. Queensway has visitor's Mrs. Edgar Munn was worship tit , the Queensway. pleasantly surprised on -Nursing Home with. 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