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THE ttusoN EXPORTOR APRIL 29f 1991 AT
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pp�l SqqW4 asked B.C, Wilk help. I A*md 38.
lunch. when �c answered Bingo results. Mae Vin- The Easter Bdnny blew in. c II
BroadfOot. St. which ad it's beginniner, in Log o will bt: back in June• wily onerx,"h the name NIX
rch miston a coloured Easter egg to First Presbyterian �7hu.rch. Her husband. Ted Clegg has Turnbull. me -to find COWS 'and names is ft OM fWW,4W_.-
Tb( Itas Anwican Chu questions from the residents cent, Lillian Ed Jim gave • On request the Turnbull oddommo in 01114440 iiks be ObW books. so I rocor0d
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A le f,or E K lb r
k 4 Andrew's Church. Hunts been working on the "Co
too ever our alar Wed- re the taped music of the Baker, Ralph Hales. each of the residents and St. Andre at received names from OWM *Ad sent OHM W Itift
quickly -,the ville then forty -,Six )-cam in lk!plbia Shuttle" program Clan secretary. John Turn- had nesday�� our
the ab- "Alban Aires". Olive Muir helped 'Thelma boqnced out as q illness -, . .
sence of J.R. Spittal who VISITORS make - chocolate fudge on was a friend in the disguise Northside until . ss Pre- NASA in Downey. California.
. � of a bunny. vented further, participation.
usually plays the piano for Paul Hildebrand and Thursday. How intergstingI
gur.1loymns. Rcv,. Elivadfoot Mr. and Mr9- Att $111atc, This has been a very happy I was fortunate when Mr. EA$TFR VISITORS Gladys Thompson brought
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1. beautiful bowl, of Oaffodils.
had -taped 5iol soriAith 4 and Mrs. 3-A. St ,Ft colied StPsmf and
Sing, -by the. witk B" eventful. faster sea
v4rici s
ugh, rev nd�Gcr4ld.
site $noalc
visited ie� fro!1) her Odds -,n
"Al.ban •Aires,"' Lo thoro of its ingah and 1qqk me tq
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m- "Alifir- " f, to to 0 , a� C . vi,5i;q
were ,at, t Tllolsl-0i"Killia'ONSIX o4r�apzt n lii.t0d, ChurrA d A ith Allp
Cgv, io.a.W '.,�;-Xcv, ykv who ser�vd of Hoq�
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f �,WatC "0 lilies Throe pig "ICs spring ... As far as, the cyew h see belloves, we ca t.' a
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r thank alt. these' C14, coqtralr ,Watched' five 1. $avdr sters or
guOrs. violins agil', oiber. Kim & Su',�atf tw�vi it tho to iiLtpl'al James SAcwar; and. Mar- .4y day 'for a visit; Liz Nv�% grass bas.'greened,uptlig a swcorimniq4t
unfold fqr:Sunday ins encs, Aunt. Mabel Turnbull, wbo made E4ster �io rep I - to to. hit of EasteT, Oy. -sharing a
�*gg. Marily . The music I felt, was very - 13A Archtib7410 called at its.. fell Vincent. tenor. Edwin which M.Orili�o1bro'49,11A nic it) (;in armed the 04 arc lot with out
also brought mea Hillis, Tillsonburg and I- N4.1 Ii lip
ski
Rev., Doti F -r Griffin, baritone. narrator. watch. Liz I, t V l�sis are gracing, contented and rve gathered in. an armful
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emotional, unfamil Kilbarchan and brought Fry, A fornov I
9 Tian Turnbull; Ottawa. sit] aster, bloom -
in sacred F,
iar, the new trend Easter treat% to some of the minister of First Presbyter- 'Rev. Javies, Vanslyke. small bouquet of violets Of brilliant F
residents. �not 'Easier eggs ian Church in 1969, no%% of The church was well filled which she picked frons our Gillian and I have, one Songbil 'have s%%cciend the air with Reminder of the springtime
music. thing in common. we are the
Mrs. Olive Stephenson. but -apples-. ;I new variety. Red Deer. 'Alberta, called at and I'm sure it was a cottage lawn at noun A brqvity of gloom.
Varna, sister of Ruby Anden very large, and invitingly Kilbarchan and visited Oliver spiritual -uplift for all who view" where she and her Like th laughter of children at play. The colorful arrangement
son called-tQ 05.0 her sister red. and Charles McKav land heard the Easter store in family Kim and Su%an spent rhe tr s are in bloom and clouds float Will light -touch each dark day,
Keeping friendships safe and- warm -
andremained with- her for Miss Velma Haist crochet- Mabel Turnioull. song, so well presented. It a short holida), %%ith her Remember, it take but a abov
the church service. Re,". 'ed Easter baskeis for the Jean , Hildebrand and, was a real treat to nic who. father Harold Barl-N. She is moment to place an Ex- oil thi beautiful gold -fashioned day. My cashmere -like bouquet.
Broadfoot remained for a residents trays. rolled with Susan Culburt. Goderich for many years. since , the agc leaving for California n positor Want Ad. DialThe se son has changed ... It's evident now. Each day I'll share a petal -
visited with Bessie Smale. of 13. was Easter Monday but assures Last week there were patches of rqw- A kindly thought or deed,
social'4me over our snack Easter goodies, in choir work 527-0240. Today the stinshine is climbing th1c hill. Wafting love's arqma to
The beauties of spring are beginning to Sonic lonely friend .in need.
she%%. Now. if I share my flowers
—Alice Leedy Mason
It i$ true they'll fade away -
FRUIT SALAD, PEACHES, FRESH FROM THE CREAMERY PURE VEGETABLE We waited patiently and finally it's here. But I've kept a bit of" Easter
FANCY GRADE Spring - the season of rebirth. Short though By giving it away.
DICED PEARS OR PINEAPPLE FO R SALADS 00 COOKING it may be, it is filled with beauty' and magic Nature Is not the only thing that changes
and newness. We almost dare not blink for in spring. People can't help but be affected
DEL MONTE, DEL-MONTE ZENRS. fear of missing some spccial-moment - the by the magic of it all. as Virginia Katherine
bursting forth of a tulip, the song of -a -robin. Oliver attests.
FRUIT CUPS BUTTER the gentle rain that elcanses the countryside. When spring onles in and flowen blodim,
GREEWPEAS Dewily Things ___a
FOUR 5,oz, TINS OUR hEG- 59e EA. 1 L.B. SIZE OIL 11 Spring consists of Little In woodlands all about
also writes Alice Leedy Mason. Walls can no longer hold me thtir_
new to sound,,and sight And I must wander out.
$ $ $
Has happened almost overnight The little streams all lure me on
And miiii'must move with constant care Where banks of fresh new *Fass
14 oz. For downy things are everywhere. Seem to spread a mit of welcome
TINS Pussywillows, soft and round, Before me as I pasi.
FOR Have drcsst-d the willow tree. down. As young birds spread their slender wings
:2 1.5 LITRE SIZE Squirrels scampering through the trees And soar to places high,
oe
1 Are scold�ng very noisily. I wander out and reach for space
DEL MONTE "WESTON BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY Baby rabbits venture out Where nature reigns, nearby.
• FANCY QUALITY DEL MONTE FANCY REGULAR '09 THIN- SLICED Beside the broken, waterspout. I feel the need there t . Q commune
In
CREAN CORN TOMATO JUICECNthe pasture on the lea With every growing thing
SANDWIThe lambs all frolic merrily. That joins to serenade me •
Baby chicks tike balls of string With a new song. of spring."
Have gathered neath their mother's wing. ' Sometimes spring can be beautifully
POTS PIES, Kittens think,it's loads of fun described with a minimum of words:
48 FL-'-Oz-BRIADChasing beetles in the sun. "A . drop of rain caught in the leaf cup of 14 FL. TIN 24 oz. OR,1VIACAAONf-TAND CHEESE A bee beside a buttercup
TINS oz� LOAVES lilac flashes in tl;e sunlight with an etbi%V-"
Challenges 'a frisky pup. splendour that Outshines the glistening
UNSWEETENED GRAPEFRUIT DEL MONTE UNSWEETENED Ducklings love the countryside jewels of a monarch.— —Author Unknown'
ORANGE OR BLENDED SLICED CRUSHED OR TIDBITS
With tall green grass where they can hide And in conclusion, the word ,4 Goethe'
diswmi ___�'Sothen_thc yearis,-M Olt -story
-DE•LE-
PIES Like balls of fluff just floating there. again. We are come once more, thank God.
akeiis new at last, to its, most charming chapter. The violets
FOR The heart aw
48 FL. OZ. 14 FL. oz
To find 'the winter gloom is past... and the May flowers are as its inscriptionsor
TIN TIN
Because the Easter season brifigs vignettes. It always; makes 4i pleasant
A'host of little downy things.** impression on us, when we, open again at
DEL MONTE WHOLE, WHITE WWONTE SEASONED LIBBYS SPAGHETTI IN TOMATO SAUCE JAM FLAKEY 00 SPICE 'N' NUT Althodgh Easter was two weeks ago. June these pages of the book of life.."
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Announcement,
We....wish to.---an.no.UnceL.,-the.....,salo..L. of""j-hia..........
R.S. Box Ft4neral Home, ea
forth to
Max and Barbara Watts of the M. L.
Watts Funeral 'Homes, Brussels And -
The Funeral Home will continue to
operate as the R.S., Box FU'h6ral Home,,
at the. present High Street location with
the same'to.mpetent staff and with the
I '_.iaa)e dignity and. high quality of service
that were features under the direction of
the late Richard S. Box.
We hope the Public will continue to give.
Max and Barbara Watts the, same
sincere 'support which ,was extended to
the Box Family for so.many year4,. We
would like too, to thank the families who
Dick served through the ,years:
I If ,
Sincerely;
Mary- and,, Barbara Box°
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