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AN iNTERNATI a AL FEASTThe to.n9re 4-
tin of Nene?, United Church enjoy a rare treat
}n; Sunday following the morning church
•CV4CP,d1n: International smorgasbord which..
ring
•The Stanley Township
Curling Club wound up their
season with a big Fun Night
on. Tuesday evening, March
27, All regulars and spares,
as well as some people who
had never curled before, had'
an enjoyable evening, with.
lots of fun and prizes, and a
delicious :lunch, Thanks to
�url�rs
The club completed their
season of curling with a fun.
night in entertaining bthers:
to a night of curling. The club.
' was very' grateful to the
following for donating prizes,
which helped to inake the
evening a big success; Blaekts
Variety Store Brucefield,
Ross Scott Fuels, .Brucefield;
'H:Lobb. and ;Sons. Ltd,,
Clinton;. •Dave and. Cathy
Mustard (Plumbing. &_
Heating; Bev & Shirley Hill
a
featured foods from India, the Netherlands,
s around, Germany, China and other�calJntrie at'p .n . the
world. The'dluner was aIl Part Of international
festivitie8 hard at the church ell afternoon..
Jean; and Gerald Rathwell
and Gail and Bob Turner for
setting up .the teams, and to
Mary.. Lou and Bits McGregor
and Cathy and Dave Mustard
for looking after the prizes.
Thanks also to the Lunch
committee.
You may get your ticket:
now • far the Spring Dance
Iann
from -members of the com-
mittee, it's being held at the
liensall: Community Centre
.On Friday, April 27, with
music by the Bluewater Play-
boys. There• will be door
prizes. Tickets are 510.00 a
couple whieh includes a hot.
lunch.
The ' next meeting. is on
season
(Hill.' n Hill • Farms)' Gerald! &
Katherine Horton (Trucking)
Sterling Fuels (Murray
Taylor) Clinton; Bill and
Mary Lou McGregor; Bank Of.
Montreal; Gerald & Jean
Rathwell; Gerry and Gail
Hiltz; Randy & Audrey
Collins (Holly Gully() Artaold-
& Jean Taylor (Asgron
Seeds); Don & ' Eileen
McGregor; R.K. Peck
Appliances Varna_ Mel and.
Betty . Graham; Ken ' and
•
Blanche Parke.
The teams .skipped by.
Dave Mustard and Bill Gib-
son threw a rock each to
break a tie :for first place and
standing for the teams are as
,Jollows • Dave M4stard, Bill
Sibson, Ron Taylor, Randy
'Collins, Dan 'Brodie, Ross
MeBeath, Bill , Consitt,
;Gerald Horton, Don
MCGregor, Bill' 'McGregor,
Jack • Coleman, Jack 'Peck;
Arnold Tay lor, Mel Graham;
Bev. Hill,. Gerald Rathwell,
Brucefield juniors present .banners
Correspondent,
MRS. JEAN TAYLOR
482-9155' ;
The Junior Choir at Bruce -
field United'Chch was well
represented on Sunday for
the .presentation of two
banners made by the Sunday
School classes, The banners
depicted the symbols for.
"The Year .of the Child",
Explaining the symbol's. bols. were
Becky Rathwell • and David.
Moffat. JoAnne Grunewald
• led .• the : congregation in
prayer
The Junior ;Coir sang
"Reach Out in •love" .with
alma cong•ratulvtes: skater:
MRS. HILL CHESSELL
482-9969
Florence .Elliott returnett
on Saturday from a week's
vacation with Bruce . and his
family at A'ur'ora.
Congratulations to Lori
.Consitt, who: has passed her
figure' skating tests in Ten
Foxtrot,
Please remember that
Varna and Goshen are
having a joint church service
inVarna this Sunday at 11:00
Members :of the Varna.
church are asked to bring
main course:.,dishesfor the
pot -luck dinner, and. Goshen
members 'will bring dessert.
The ,April meeting of the
Varna. 'U:.C.W. will be'
tonight. On Tuesday evening
we will be guests of Kippen
for their meeting.
Estella Wilson ''and David
Moffat taking solo parts.
Reverend McMullen
announced the Easter
Sunrise Service. to be held
outdoors (weather.•
permitting) on. Easter
Sunday morning at 7:30 a.in:
with Breakfast served in the
church hall. Easter service
will be Meld as usual at 10
aan., Conitnunion. • will be
celebrated :this: week, 'Palm
Sunday, and this will also be
confirmation Sunday with
seven members joining,
PERSONALS
A. correction from last'.
week. The Sunday School
classes collected for the
"Red Cross'.
Mrs: Bob Broadfoot and
girls and Mrs. John Broad -
foot visited with Dave' and •.
Helen (Broadfoot) Weigel of
Cleveland.
In' Shop Around' For The Best Buys
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Ali Children's
Shoes
Ladies'
Mouse Dresses
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LATS
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Sizo 28 to 32 Ail
Special Goup;II
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Krazy Ed's BaegamHouse
Soaforth
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, to
Of JI g(f
April 2Sth, when we will start
Pg
tannin for the baseball
season.
tiensalt.two 4rR dab beg
their last meeting at the
home of Mrs *Iva. fuss :on,
Tuesday evening, March 27.
The meeting opened with the
4-11 pledge follow°ed b> the
cross -word puzzle On aeces"
sories, and match game. The
members decided to Ball
their club ""the Slyish
Seven". Plans. for Aehieve.
snenray were discussed
and thin afterwards, the
meeting was adjourned.
Mrs. laird Mickle spent
fewdays last week with her
Laughter and son-in-la:vl.—
Mr-,and Mrs. Brian Collins
and fainly, in Waterloo:
Mrs, Blanche Milter,w'hn"
has been a, patient in Univer-
sity Hospital for the past few.
weeks, has returned hotue•.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal
spent the weekend in Ridge*
town and, on Sunday attend•
ed the funeral of Mrs. Jean
Geddis of Ridgetoa n.
Mrs. Garnett Husser is a
patient • in (niversity
Hosital, London. •
The April meeting of the
Rosati, 'Women's, Institute
will be tea ort Wednesday,
.Ar►t i1
at. '8 R.M. This is the
beginning • ,of a ':new year of
anti lues; a. new skate of
ofl1cers will be brought inane
committee reports wilt be
given. There will! also be al
new meeting place -tit
future, the meetings will l
held in f•iensall United
Church beginning with this
meeting. There will also be a
'Bring and, Buy Sale" held,
Mrs. Ina Johns, Exeter,
spent the weekend with her
:daughter and. family, Mr,
and Mrs, iHans. Gerstenkorn:
Vincent Vinyl spent
Sunda}' with Steven Gersf en-
born.
al. Livestock
,A,t the H .e ns t vesk _,
Sales last week, supply: tont
sisted mainly of heifer's: •and,
steers with very little' else
being, offered. Demand was
active and prices steady, Fat.
cattle; steers, 582.50 $8540
top to 586.50, heifers, 585.00
- 589.75, top of $91.1(1:
Mrs. Eileen - Rannies ac-
•companied by Mrs/ Laurie
Gascho .eI Lurtwn eaS re-
turned front an interesting
trip to Hawaii, and vancottver
They report perfect weather,
FQRIVIER HENSALY,,,
RE,SDIENT PIED
Mrs, Florence Elizabeth
•(Christie) Meston of Hensail!
died at • Huronview Horne
Clinton, on -Tuesday, March.
27th, 1979 in her 95th year,
She was the beloved wife of
the late Robert Meston and
dear motherof Mrs, John C.
(!,relent) Goddard o.ensall,,
Also surviving are four
=grandchildren and three
;$reat.grandchildren. Funeral
service was, front. the
ionthron Funeral Home,
Hensall: on Thursday : March
29th at 2 p.m, with Rev,
Kenneth Knight officiating,
interment in Palmerston
Cemetery,
Mrs, Ernie Davis and Mrs,.
Eileen Rannie returned home
after a pleasant holiday in
Hawaii.
Mr. Torn .Brintnell who
recently underswent surgery
in $t« Jeopies, H.ospitalf
Lond:QPJ returned to b'
home,.
Mr. ,and ;Mts. ,Austin;
Wheeler iof Detroit were,
'weekend visitors with the,
!latter's• aunt Mrs. Edgar
,inn.
I,QNGTIME RESIDENT
• DOD
Mrs. Annie M. (Page)
Horton died in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter on April 1,
1979• in her 84th year. She
was the beloved wife of.
Harry W. H'oi•tonand dear
is
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Slater: of Ben and LOY Neth l;tt
England, Also surviving
'ro nephews; gon of Bur- '
Wigton; Peter of England two.
nieces.; teas# of England ?site,
Joan of Vancouver. The
Hensall Ladies Auxiliary Or
the Canadian Legion held; A
service at the Bonthron
Funeral Horne on, Monday
evning. 'Funeral service was_
held on Tuesday April 3, at
• 1:30, p.m. :with Rev. T.
Garnet Husser officiating..
Interment in Hensall idnion
Cemetery. s
Varna
A totalof $135.75, was:'
collected in. Varna and the
surrounding area for. the Red
Cross in their Marchi
canvass,. Thanks to all who...
contributed, and a special,
thanks to the canvassers.
Only 13 of the 601 euchre
players at Friday night's
Orange Lode, card party
Lodge p rty
were men, First prizes were
won. by Ernie Brown of
Clinton and Jay Ball, of Bay.
field. Conselafton• prizes
went/ to Bertha Titylor and
flet a iticClinchey. Draw
Prizes, which 'were donated
by Ida Godkin, Wat.Webster,.
John Ostrom and Louts Tay-
lor, were won by $,aura
Kompf, Sadie Murney, Dorn,
thy..
B.rundson, Flora Dowson,
Ivan Mcelyrnont.
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