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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-08-13, Page 29RIDE PARADE CART — Michelle and ,Jeff McRobert and Angela pony pu(led cart in Saturday's Fun Day parade in. Granton. and Sean Finch ride a T-A photo Designer's Phase 11 180 KING ST.,' Hen all 262 2402 Times-Advocaio, August 13, 1940 Paga17411 AND • TWO LOCATIONS .TO SERVE YOU Des • igner's UNISEX AND HAIRSTYLING lerotillesnIr 238 2412 SENIORS CRAFT SHOW — The Dashwood senior citizens group presented an interesting craft show at the ,ecent Friedsburg Days in Dashwood. 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Mrs, John Miller presided and opened the meeting with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, During business a report of the District executive meeting was given and the ;tentative date for the bus trip was set for November 13. • A display is to be set up at-' Mitchell Fair this year with Mrs. Charles Douglas and Mrs. John Templernan in charge. Mrs. Douglas now has the tickets available for the production "Annie Get Your ,Gun" at the Huron Country 'Playhouse August 20. Mrs. Carter Kerslake presided for the program, The roll call was ,most in- By MRS, J. TEMPtEMAN STAFFA One of the highlights of the Agriculture and Canadian. a.. . By MRS. RENA CACDWat, Dana Bozzato is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Caldwell while her parents are visiting with the Jorgensen's in B.C. Recent guests with Mr., and. Mrs* Emerson Anderson were Mr, and Mrs. Bill Lord, Sudbury and Mr. and Mrs* BUssell Caldwell, Hamilton. . We are sorry to report the death of Mrs. Oliver Johnr ston, Toronto, the former Margaret Cooper. • Sympathy is expressed to Wilmer Turner in the death of his sister Irene, Mr. and Mrs. D.E. Kyle have returned from a holiday in Nova Scotia, . Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cooper and Billy John, Detroit, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Cooper. teresting as members were asked a question pertaining to, Agriculture in Canada. Seventeen members and. four visitors gave in.. teresting answers, • Mrs.' Ellen Illman, Monktori, librarian. and a member of Perth 'County Library Board discussed the, Libraries. in Perth County and what they had to offer, Guest speaker for ,the evening was, Mrs. Irene 'KentSch, Sebringyille, who gave a most interesting ac- count of Agriculture con- ditions. in Australia and New Zealand. displaying many , articles from both countries and showing very scenic pic- tures of her trip to Australia and New Zealand this past (pring IntereSting household hints were given by Mrs. Orpha Norris, Mrs. George Vivian dis- played many articles which She had decorated with dried flowers and explained how this was done. The meeting closed with 0 Canada followed by a dainty hunch served by the hostess, Mrs. Vivian. Mrs. Ruby Reid and Mrs. Alvinersonuls ar!)our, Personals Michelle and Rebecca Martyn, R'usseldale, holidayed this past week with their grandparents. Mr, and Mrs. John Templeman and family, Mrs. Bruce Armstrong, Mrs. John Drake, 1VirS, log piniaisoa and Mike have returned borne after enjoy- ing a three week holiday in the western provinces. WS, Laverne Wallace and, girls planned a community shower for bride-elect Beth Hulley, held in the Croniarty Church basement on July 29, Margaret Laing was chairlady and a delightful program of stepdancing by Andrea Scott. Trudy and Tracy Quance, and Shirley Miller, piano instrumental by Joanne Wallace and reading by Jean Carey was enjoyed by all. Pam Wallace conducted some contests. Beth was presented with many lovely gifts and expressed her ap- preciation to .all.