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grade IV, Frozen, MP Self-Basting,
Maple. Leaf MIrecle Baste or Swift Deep-Basted
We appreciate' Mr.
Lester, our Administrator
consenting
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w AS held in the
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all our Catholic residents,
Bingo was played on
a
ryas held.
iot.0Groundton:9;N:::t.eh ititniil Friday
Berson and als x; recur s::ii
have 'been Bunted ,of . id
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''Illthlxka eliu-opt"ElvoiertU' r
esidents
nitto01hiSaf.Yd
their taste buds, on WedneS-
day ° afternoon when they
came to the craft room and
cu d purchase different
kinds of baking including
Mabel Garrow s famous
fudge.
A work bee was called on ,
Thursday to help make klee,
nex flowers for a local wed-
ding.''Also on Thursday after-
oon Mrs. Prouty who had.
re ently returned from a
holiday in Florida held Bible
Study in the chapel.
Sympathy is expressed to
the family of John Rosenlund
who died recently. ,We have a
new resident' this past week:
Mrs. Mildred Yellow from
Exeter is now living on
,First North. She has alread v
been down to the craft room
to spend a morning with us
and" we hope she will soon
feel very muCat home.
The draw for the Easter
basket will be made at the
end of this week, and the
draw on the giant Easter egg
by Bartliff's Bakery- will be
made on the loth of April so
if you haven't purchased
your tickets they , chn be
bought at the tuck shop,„
Same
low
price as
a year
ago!
lb
was 1.49 lb
Maple Leaf — Ideal for Dressing (Our Reg. Price lb 239)
Sausage Meat (SAVE lb SOO
500 g 641
BAKED FRESH DAILY — MINI 1 2 OZ SIZE.
Vienna Rolls dozen79?
4,0111114
(Our Regular
Price 3.39) °
(3-lb bag 7.99 — 9ur Reg. Price, 0.09 — SAVE 2.10) size
138's
_ eaci
9000 bucket (Our Reg, Price 5.59)
milasumeoluali
2-LBS 9 pieces
Vanastra
kids. paint
Eater eggs
For the Lenten SeasOn
we c4ntitiue the series of
messages on The. Way of the
Cross. Organist, for Sunday,
April 5th was Chris Guetter.
Last Monday night the
Action Committee met in a
special meeting to discusS
the nature and-Church mem-
bership of the Vanastra,
Chureh.%
A classical home missions
committee is scheduled for
,Thursday. April 9th in the
Stratford church at 0:00 'a.m.
,Next Sunday, April 12th' is
Palm Sunday. The Suday-
Salop! children Will be col,
ouring Easter eggs for the
community breakfast to be
held on SundaY.-April 19th at
9 a.m. The effort is being
coordinated with the, Toes-
-day and Wednesday,coine
Alive groups so there should--4-
be quite a great variety of
baskets and eggs for the
breakfast. All ,fanfilies are
invited and are asked ' to
bring muffins, rolls or hot
cross buns. ;Coffee and
drinks for the children will be
provided.
There will be special music
at the Good Friday 'service at
10 a.m. and Easter Sunday
service after the breakfast.
There will be no Sunday
School on Easter Sunday:
BINGO'
,WinnerS froth the bingo
held at' the Vanastra Recrea-
tion Centre on Tuesday.
March 24th were: first Share
the Wealth went to Terry
Gibb of Clinton, third.? Share
the Wealth went to ,-ROy
McGonigle of Seafcirth, Jack-
pot,. was won by -Annie Sal-
lows of Vanastra,
Wihners of the Tuesday
March 31st bingo were: first
Share the Wealth, - Anita
Faber from Kippen. second.
Share the Wealth ' by Lark'
Haskett of Vanastra, third
Share the Wealth by Dora
Taylor of Seaforth. The jack-
pot was shared' by Shirley
Kibler of Grantors nd Evelyn
Giatham of Wingbant:
vatr 'Well
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