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--BZTay by Carol Graham Eleanor Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dorion and _ Peter Robinson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Quinn of Wetaskiwin. Alberta and they all enjoyed skiing at Lake Louise during' the March break. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Robinson visited with Dr. and Mrs. Allan Robinson, Adam and Joel at Milton for a few days last week. During the Easter weekend Mr. and Mrs. Craig J'ainter, Lyle and Greer visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Polkinghorne and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Barnard and family of Owen Sound. The annual Cancer Campaign will be taking place in our community this month. Please welcome the canvasser and aid in this wor- thwhile project. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Robinson, Andy and Jason were in Buffalo for the weekend to at- tend a hockey tour- nament there. Mr. and Mrs. Erich Wagner spent Friday visiting with friends in Kitchener and then spent the weekend with Marilyn Wagner of Burlington. Friday-visitors of Mr. and Mrs Frank Rumney were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rumney of Richmond Hill and Ross Rumney of Collingwood was a weekend visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Russell. Meegan and Mathew of London were weekend guestgwith Mr. and Mrs. John Isaac. Sympathy of the community is extended to the family and friends of the late Mrs. Wilbert Woods who passed away on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. MeDonald of Don Toronto spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McDonald. The Vasey Park Board is sponsoring a fund raising dance on April 9 at the Hunters and Anglers. The music will be supplied by the Maharg and a lunch will be served. For tickets call Gary and Elaine I;dwards at 534-3256. Mrs. Martha Edwards spent the aster weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Wylie in Stouffville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allison of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Edwards and Lynn during the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Don Maracle of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards for a few days last week. Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Edwards and Greg and Mrs. Lloyd Gratrix, Jennifer and brian. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Edwards of Owen Sound. Birthday --_congratu- lations to Mr. Ross Faint who will be 75 years young on April 12, and also best wishes to Mrs. Gladys McLay on the 13th of April. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Vasey and Darren Drury visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Ash- worth and family on the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Stewart enjoyed having members of their family home for the Easter weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Quinn of Aurora were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Robinson. Peter Robinson of Sudbury also spent the past week at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Trussler and family of Kitchener were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Jones and family. During the past week, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Nigro of North Bay visited with Mrs. Delcie Moriarty and. Ed. Sunday visitors were Mrs. Beatrice Miller of Elmvale, Mrs. Mae Moriarty of Port MecNicoll and Mrs. Olive Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Mar- shall Dupuis of Belleville and Mrs. Keith Ball and Bobbie from Calgary visited with Mrs. George Dupuis and also Mr. Dupuis who is a patient in Royal Victoria Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Melvern Isaac, o> Mine aHarry, Etherington and Margaret Russell visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sterling McDonald of Orillia. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rumney were Mr. and Mrs. Digby Elliott and Molly of Burlington. Visitors during the past weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown were Mr. and Mrs. Kldon Nixon and Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Nixon and Michael. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Manor all of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wismer of Barrie and Mrs. Blanch Zelisney of Midland. Mrs. Zelisney also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hamilton and family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gzechowski and Paula of Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. George Fellows of Waterdown Mrs. Harold Graham and family. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hawke, Lorna and Sonia of Brampton, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoneveld, Jeremy and Brandon Mrs. Elmer Brown, Steven and Jeffrey, all of Barrie and Mrs. Margaret Doakes of Burlinton were Easter weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards. Mon. Marvyn Hawke of Brampton was at the Edwards. Easter holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dunn and family of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow and family of Shanty Bay, Mr. Mrs. Doug Brown and Jessica of Barrie, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, Lori and Lisa also of Barrie. Don and Lyle THE UNITED CHURCH WOMEN'S REPORT The Vasey United Church Women met in the Sunday School room on April fourteen present. Devotions were prepared by Friendship and Visiting Committee. 29th with members the Their theme was based on Good Friday, entitled "Were You There?" Martha Edwards led in devotions with Bertha Rumney and Winnie Faint reading narratives of interest pertaining to the crucifixion of Jesus, by those who witnessed this event. Several members read portions of scripture pertaining to same. Roll Call was answered by all members with your favourite Easter Hymn. The' offering was dedicated by Eleanor Edwards, this offering going to the M. & S. treasurer. Business consisted of plans for many up coming events, the Church anniversary on May 22, the walk-a-thon, work-a-thon, on May 7, a visit to St. Andrews Centennial Manor in April and Bible Vacation School in Victoria Harbour in August. A tasty lunch was served by Evelyn Irish and Judy Marchment. ADDITIONAL VASEY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smitham, Tammy and March break visitors-- Mathew attended a homecoming Easter dinner for Mrs. Benson who returned home after a three week vacation in Australia, at the home of Barbara Barker and Rhonda of Midland. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Moreau and family of Wyevale, Mrs. Robin Ragot and Kim of Barrie, and Sharon Foster of Wyevale. Mr. Frank Smitham who is a_ patient in Penetang General enjoyed spending Saturday and Sunday at his home. Science Fair winners 3urkevale School Science Fair project winners are, front from left, Peter Cruise, Roxanne Kronis, primary; junior; Sue Jeffrey Wright, Corrie Hook, intermediate. Back row from left are Timmy Baker, primary; Attwood, primary; Lori April 14 meeting to be held in were visitors during the The Midland Figure Midland's Centennial weekend with Mr. and syating Club annual Arena at 7:30 p.m. MIDLAND Che FRIEABEY GREENGROCER ° 026-276 Election of officers, also carnival pictures maybe picked up. 290 King St., Midland 1 cas RO cw? oe oP $ 26 Shopsy's COOKED HAM $939 U.S. No. 1 LETTUCE 6 hi d Prod. of U.S.A. TOMATOES Med. size $474 79°. Prod. of U.S.A. 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