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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-05-30, Page 9NEEDLEPOINT — A total of 13 area ladies groups wereZZZ-ZT-Z? — A total of 13 area ladies groups were in attendance at Wednesday's needlepoint seminar in Exeter. Above, Gertie McCrae and Alice Tieman, Dashwood are shown some needlepoint expertise by the guest speaker Mrs. Gerbrige Berman of London. T-A photo Shop In Exeter It's Your Town SALES WITH SERVICE Admiral Zenith Electrohome General Electric Financial assistance Management counselling (CASE) Management training Information on government programs for business Summer activities started in Stephen Can we help you? See our Representatives ■ RANDY BROWN OR BILL SCHUTZ ■ The Devon Building, 476 B Main St. South, Exeter EVERY TUESDAY" FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK For prior information call 271-5650 (collect) or write 1036 Ontario St., Stratford. By LYNNE FARQUHAR The Huron Park pee wee girls have their first ball game of the season tonight, Wednesday, May 30, at 6:45 at the Huron Park ball diamond. The pee wees are pitted against the Exeter B team in their debut game. The Huron Park Optimist juvenilles also take to the diamond here in the Park for their first league game Thusday, May 31, at 9:00 p.m, against Lieury, The juveniles came up on the short end of the score in an ‘ exhibition game against Lieury last week, but the girls, with Fon Wells han dling the reins, will be out for revenge Thursday night. Come on out to the diamond and support the girls!! By the way, we are still looking for a coach for the pee wee girls team. We’ve got the girls and the equipment, all we need is someone willing to give up 14 nights of their summer to help some eager young gals learn the game of softball. Anyone interested in umpiring this summer for pee wee and juvenile girls ball should contact the Resource Centre at 228-6302. We are now in the process of interviewing staff and making preparations for our summer programs. This summer we will be running a playground program in Dashwood and “SPARK” will be back in Huron Park for youngsters from Crediton, Centralia, Huron Park and the surrounding rural community. We will also hopefully be running swimming lessons for all ages this year at the Huron Park pool. This Thursday, McCurdy School and Stephen Central will be holding their bike rodeos sponsored by the Optimists. Bill Wilson of the OPP will be on hand to set up some tricky courses GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dixon celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home RR 2 Lucan. They were married in Lon don, May 25, 1929. They operated the General Store at Mooresville until 1935. Then they farmed on No. 7 Highway until 1967 when they retired. They have four children Don, Hensail; Lenore, Waterloo; Lola, Parkhill and Gary deceased, eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Their family entertained them at dinner at the Aii Baba Restaurant, Stratford. • jjLj Be- Huron view tea, sale set The Huronview Auxiliary met in the Craft Room on Monday, at 2 p.m. The president, Mrs. Leona Lockhart read a poem, “The old trunk.” The Lord’s Prayer was repeated in unison. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Jean Griffiths and the treasurer’s report was given by Mrs. Marion Powell. Thirteen members answered the roll call by saying where they would like the July meeting held. It was unanimous to have it at the Clinton Conservation Park. The big item to be discussed was the Blossom Tea at Huronview on June 6. There will be a bake table and any ladies who would like to donate articles are welcome to do so. There will also be a bazaar and draws, among the latter being a voucher for Zehrs, which can be redeemed in groceries in any Zehrs store. ''WragE,.-.-1 /Ar 3 b A® r The staff at Anstett Jewellers Limited extend their thanks to the many people who visited our store and who helped make our grand opening in Exeter such a success. Shown from the left are.- Michael Anstett, manager; Helen MacLean, assistant manager, Judy Dalrymple and Cathy Anstett. s'. - J ' „ A■ T-A photo Times-Advocate, May 30, 1979 SPECIAL THANKS to John Anstett, president of Anstett Jewellers Limited and Laura Anstett for all their assistance as well as other staff of the company. It was really appreciated. Michael Anstett Clandeboye lady delegate LOOK TO THE JUNCTION —-------— Congratulations to these opening prise winners Karen Ducharme, RR 1 Dashwood Paul Mcknight, Exeter Mrs. Ina Johns, Exeter Mrs. Ken Bellamy, Hensail Joy Kerslake, RR 3 Exeter Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Buchanan, Exeter Mrs. Harold Datars, Dashwood Jeff Carroll, Exeter Pauline Masnica, RR 1 Woodham Mrs. Morrissey, RR 3 Ailsd Craig Shaun Cassel, RR 3 Exeter Merv Cudmore, Exeter The Prizes awared were: Seiko Quartz Clock, Butova Clock, Doulton Figurine, Silver Wine Goblets, Cuff Links and Tie Clip, Men's and Ladies Caravelle Watch, Ladies Seiko Watch, a Jewell Box and eight Gift Certificates ($25 to $35).J-------*2—-— 284 MAIN STREET EXETER PHONE 235-2468 CLANDEBOYE Mrs. Chas. Coughlin at tended, Westminster Weekend as a U.C.W. Regional delegate held at Westminster College, University of Western Ontario, May 25, 26, 27^ Mrs. Vera Neil, formerly of California and now living in Hazel Park, Michigan, was a Saturday visitor with Clarence Millson. She was accompanied by her niece Jean Ogden of London. Mrs. Art Hodgins and Pat attended a bridal shower on Sunday honouring Ann Johns, bride elect of June 16.° Laura McLean was hostess for the shower at her home on Con. 12 of Lobo. Mrs. Ruth Mains is moving to an apartment in London this week. Jerry and Lori Morgan and little son Jonathan are taking up residence in the apartment vacated by Mrs, Mains. Mrs. Eleanor Darling is a patient in St. Joseph’s Hospital and Murray Thompson is in University Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Don McComb visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Murray Carter. * f V < * * ¥ * ✓ * X A r *?. « ; * * 1* J - * ' ft <> A‘. 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