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Organizational
Meeting
of the
Dashwood
Minor
Athletic
Association
Tues., April 11
8 P.M.
Dashwood
Community Centre
All welcome
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GENERAL
MEETING
K.W.
SLOW
PITCH
Thurs.
April 6
8:00 p.m.
K.W. COMMUNITY
CENTRE
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ATTENTION BALL PLAYERS!
All girls 19 years and under on Jan. 1, 1978 in
interested in playing on the Kirkton Girls'
Juvenile Ball Team, Please attend practice on
WED., APRIL 12, 1978
at 8:00 p.m. sharp
in the gym at South Huron District High
School. If unable to attend but wish to play
Please Contact:
Need drivers
in races
Frog races are again
pec ted to be one of
feature attractions
Saturday’s Las Vegas Nite
sponsored by the Exeter
Lions club. It will be held at
the South Huron Rec Centre.
Frog race organizer Doug
Ellison reports that Brett
Lavier will be back to defend
his title with his entry
“Becker’s Best”.
The toughest competition
is expected to come from
a number of female entrants.
These include Jane
MacLean, Rosanne Lavier,
Mary Ann Snow and Lori
Rowe.
Ellison said Tuesday
several more girls are
needed to fill the roster for
the races.
The male entries include
Bob “The Hawk” Drum
mond, Jeff “Best Beef’’
Darling; Gary “Radio
Shack” MacLean, Gord
“Variety” Beuttenmiller
and Gib “Irqnwood” Dow.
The evening with a full
program of entertainment
and games gets underway at
9 p.m.
— Some of the contestants in the frog races at Saturday night'sREADY FOR FROG RACES — Some of the contestants in the frog races at Saturday night's
Las Vegas night at the South Huron Centre got some tips this week from last year's winner
Brett Lavier who is flanked by Jane MacLean and Mary Ann Snow. In the back are eager con
testants Gib Dow, Gord Beautenmiller, Gary MacLean and Jeff Darling. T-A photo
Population returns
to 32 at Greenway
By MANUEL CURTS
Once again the spring
sunshine has won out over
the cold winds, as the last of
our winter travellers have
arrived home. Mr. & Mrs.
Seibourne English, returned
Friday evening from
Florida. Our population now
stands at 32.
The Willing Workers of the
United Church, held their
April meeting, Saturday
evening, at the home of Mr.
& Mrs. Ken Larmer.
Several from here at
tended the 40th wedding
anniversary celebration for
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Hut
chinson at the Community
Centre, Parkhill, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Ed Bloomfield is a
patient this week in St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London.
Mrs. Ettie Bullock has
been transferred to St,
Joseph’s Hospital.
The sympathy of this area
is extended to Mr. & Mrs.
Wm. T. Bullock, owing to the
death Saturday evening of
their son-in-law, Ron Leyten,
Thedford.
Mr. & Mrs. James
Eagleson, who accompanied
Mr, & Mrs. Hans Harms,
Thedford, returned home
this Tuesday, following a 16
day holiday in Germany and
surrounding countries.
By the way: Customer - “I
inserted an advertisement
for my lost dog in the paper
here. Has anything been
heard of it? I offered a
reward.”
Office boy - “Sorry, all the
editors and reporters are out
looking for the dog.”
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Stoves, Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers,
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shower was held in Zion
United Church in honour of
Debbie Finkbeiner. Mrs.
Larry Parsons registered
the guests as they arrived,
Mrs. Dave Cotte! directed
the program. Mrs. Gordon
Finkbeiner played a piano
solo; Mrs. Peter Martin
sang, accompanied by Mrs.
Ed Finkbeiner, and Barbara
Wein gave a reading.
Mrs. Greg Smith read the
address, then Debbie,
assisted by Barbara Wein,
Marg and Sandy O’Neill and
Mary Ann Desjardine, open
ed the gifts. Mrs. Harold
Fahner, Mrs. John MacKay
and Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson
conducted contests.
4-H clubs
The organization meeting
for the 4-HGarden Clubswill
be held April 11 at 7 o’clock
in the Community Centre.
All girls 12 years old by May
1 are welcome to join.
Personals
Weekend guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Emer
son Wein were Orville Wein,
Steven and Adam, London;
Mrs. Kenneth Rader,
Michael and Amy,
Dashwood; Harry and
Mauric Hirtzel and Lloyd
Wein.
Sylvester Wuerth and
Mrs. Doris Baxter, Lefroy,
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wein
and Lloyd Wein attended the
funeral of their nephew Gor
don Stone, Wednesday.
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Thames Road and area
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By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
About 60 people attended a
bridal shower at Usborne
Central School on Saturday
evening in honor of Miss
Nancy Cann and Fred
Burton.
The shower was given by
Jim and Marg Love, Ray and
Jean Cann and Reg and Jean
Hodgert.
The group made a bride’s
book that was presented to
the bride and groom.
Debbie Riddell was
chairlady for the program
which consisted of accordion
solos by Scott Hodgert. A
mock wedding followed with
Gordon Johnston Bernice
Jeffery Jim Love, Ruth
Jeffery Ross Hodgert Arnold
Cann, Helen Hodgert,
Gordon Johnston sang a solo
accompanied by Jean Cann
on the piano.
Musical numbers were
provided by a group which
consisted of Ray Cann,
Harry Jeffery, Bob Jeffery,
Jack Cann, Gordon Johnston
and Jean Hodgert.
Debbie Riddell read the
address and gifts were
presented by Cheryl Cann
and Patti Jane Love. Fred
and Nancy replied to Deb
bies remarks.
United Church Women
The April meeting of the
United Church Women was
held on Monday evening with
26 ladies presnt.
Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne was
chairlady for the program.
Mrs. Jim Benton gave the
Call to Worship, Mrs.
Ballantyne gave the theme
and Mrs. Arnold Cann read
. the Scripture pertaining to
spring. Mrs. Ballantyne
gave the Meditation and
prayer.
Mrs. Cann gave a reading,
“Springtimecomes to each of
us in its own way.” A film
“Canadian Spring” was
very interesting. It was
shown by Mrs. Rick Parker.
Mrs. Benton received the
offering and Mrs. Benton
closed the worship service
with prayer. A report from
the Christian Development
was given by Mrs. Barry
Jeffery and Mrs David
Passmore.Mrs. Benton told
about Aruba, an island in the
Netherlands Antilles, a
group of West Indian islands
just off the coast of South
America. Mrs, William Roh
de opened the business
session of the meeting.lt was
announced manse com
mittee are planning a bar
becue in the future. Mrs.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cann
returned home recently from
Hawaii.
Mr. &Mrs. Glen Lamport,
Julie and Greg spent the
mid-winter break in Florida.
Mrs. Mary Hodgert of
Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Hodgert attended the funeral
of the late Nelson Hunkin at
Teeswater last Wednesday.
Mrs. Lome Passmore was
a patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter for a few
days last week.
Miss Nancy Cann and Fred
Burton of Kingston, Mr. &
Mrs. Gary Ford of Thornhill,
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Smith and
Jennifer of London spent the
weekend and Lt. Col. Jack
and Mrs. Cann and John of
Belleville called on Sunday
on Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgert.
Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde
spent the week-end with Mrs.
MargueriteGibson of London.
The flowers in the sanc
tuary of the church on
Sunday were placed there in
memory of the late Gordon
Stone by the family.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Nethway
and Nicole of Strathroy
visited on Saturday and Mr.
& Mrs. William Baker and
Shawn of London visited on
Sunday with Mr.
Mrs.Glenn Rohde.
Rick Parker and Mrs. Barry
E. Miller offered to go on a
committee along with a
member from the elders and
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Deadline for
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April 30th
18 years and over
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stewards to bring
suggestions for color
schemes for the church.
Group U under the
leadership of Mrs. Jack
Stewart served lunch along
with the hostess Mrs.Donald
Bray.
The church service on
Sunday April 9 will be in
charge of the U.C.W. A film
“He Leadeth Me” will be
shown. The service will be
held in the basement.
Seminar on
Wintario grants
Do you have any questions
regarding eligibility for
Wintario grants?
If so, attend a Wintario
Grants Seminar at the South
Huron Rec Centre Tuesday,
April 11 at 8 p.m.
The seminar should be of
interest to all coaches,
managers and executive of
recreation and cultural
groups who wish to apply for
grants in 1978 for equipment,
etc.
A representative of the
Ontario Ministry of Culture
and Recreation will be in
attendance to answer
questions and give
suggestions.
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