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Times-Advocate, 1981-06-24, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, June 24, 1981 ANTIQUE MACHINE — During the winter months Cecil and Larry Desjardine of the Grand Bend area overhauled a Massey Harris tractor which is about 40 years old. T -A photo Restore A tractor which is more than 40 years of age has been restored by a Grand Bend area farmer and son com- bination. Cecil and Larry Desjar- dine who farms on the B Line of Stephen township spent a lot of time last winter in renovating a Massey Harris 22 tractor. Cecil Desjardine said. the first tractor I ever owned was a Massey Harris of this brand, I've always wanted to antique tractor get another one. We had a chance last fall to buy this one. Desjardine cdntinued, "It was in pretty bad shape with a lot of rust and the motor was just about falling apart." It was used for a short time by the Desjardine's during spring seeding this year, but, was sidelined with a flat tire. More than a month elaps- ed before a proper tire could be found in the United States. It's a 11.2 by 34 tire on a 10 inch rim. The Massey Harris tractor was believed to have been purchased from the McKnight brothers who were agents in Exeter from 1936 to 1942. The restored machine will do small jobs around the Desjardine farms and be a reminder of the 1940's when tractors were in their infan- cy. Chicken Iittle, Whether you're looking for a quiet little snack or lots of something to feed a whole crowd — we've got a size of Kentucky Fried Chicken that's just right for you. No matter how often you serve the finger lickin' good taste of Kentucky Fried Chicken it's always a welcome treat. Good thicken! Chicken lots. %<<TWINS 227 Main S. Kentwckijred �eK , Horth Exeter � Colonel SarriP55 txM ani ' ,IS Take it f rcer 11Ucxi good . Stephen activities are ready to roll By LYNNE FARQUHAR Registiation for swnmer programs in Stephen Township was held Friday and it looks like we'll have a good crew signed up for our playground and pool programs again this year. For anyone who did not get a chance to sign their youngsters yet, you can still do so at the Stephen township office in Crediton weekdays from 9-5. For anyone wishing to register for SPARK in Huron Park or Crediton on the Dashwood Playground, you can do so on the first day of the program with the playground staff, but if you wish to enroll your youngster in the first session of swim lessons, we'd appreciate you doing so before Friday so plans can be drawn up. Registration for session 2 and 3 of lessons can be done at the pool prior to the start of those two sessions. Coaches of minor ball teams are asked to please notify me when they are using the McCurdy school diamond. Because we have an increased number of teams and the main diamond is fairly well booked, people are requesting bookings at the McCurdy diamond. The diamond has previously been on a first come -first serve basis, but due to increased use it has become necessary to book it. I would appreciate it if the teams could give me a call and let me know what night and time they'll be using the diamond Parents will be notified by phone this week as to the times for their youngsters lessons in the first session. SPARK and Dashwood playground youngsters will be treated to a life-size puppet show on Tuesday July 7th called "The Kids on the Block." The program is sponsored by the Ministry of Culture and Recreation and deals with various han- dicapped puppets and how they adjust to their han- dicaps. The program is excellent and very entertaining for people of all ages. The show will be held at the Dashwood Community Centre on Tuesday the 7 th of July at 10:OOa.m. and then will be at the McCurdy school in Huron Park at 1:30 p.m. Admission is free and parents are welcome to join the youngsters. Parents are reminded, if they want their youngsters enrolled in the first session of swim lessons, they should call or drop in to the Stephen township office in Crediton (234-6331) by Friday. If I'm not in one of the secretaries can take your registration. Don't forget "Kids on the Block" on July 7, Don't miss it ! Public swimming at the Stephen township pool begins, Monday June 29. Swim times this year will be 2-4 and 6:30 tp 8:30 weekdays and 1:30 to 4 and 6:30 to 8:30 weekends. Pricesare30cents Beat The Tax FURNITURE SALE JUNE 10 - 30. 1981 ALL FURNITURE leman #4 lit 111411141111!t ^ <111Uf14lltfttaill 1L -- 4JI :11 IJ Buy or Order Before June 30/81 and SAVE an additional Furniture 237-36$1 DASHWOOD Provincial Sales Tax ".i children,50 cents teens (high school) and 75 cents adults. Anyone wishing to purchase a seasons' ticket this year can do so at the pool for $15 children, 120 teens, 125 adults and $45 family pass. See you at the pool!!! Lucan park kept busy Market Square Park was a busy place Sunday when it was in use by the Lucan United Church and following that by a family picnic. Following a supper pot luck luncheon children and adults shared in several relays, each child being accompanied by an adult, or a vice versa. The groups then divided into preschoolers, 6-7, 8-10, 10-13 and adults for various ac- tivities and races ranging from opening a mystery parcel to relays, straight races, crab walks, etc. Three tugs of war were enjoyed at different levels complete with their cheering sections. Volley ball was played by different people for a couple of hours and was still going on strong at 4 p.m. Linda and Dale Froats assisted by members of the Teens Class, Kelly and Darrell Ibbitson, Tammi and Terri McRoberts, Carolyn Lankin and Linda Patterson looked after the 13 and under games and races, while Sherry and Ted Lane and Howard Wright looked after the adult entertainment. Many parents also helped wherever required. Supertendent Jim Robertson had put in much pre -work but was unable to be present at the picnic. Thanks to all who helped make the 1981 picnic so successful, members of the Sunday School, Teachers and Officers, the church, the Committee of Stewards and the U.C.W. for their donations toward expenses. Everyone had a great time. Pair exchange marriage vows The marriage of Dianne Curnow and Richard Rose was solemnize(' Saturday, at Lucan Revival Centre, with Rev. Ray Brewster of- ficiating. Maid of honour was Charlene Dunbar, with the best man being Rev. Steve Taylor. A reception was held in the Fellowship Hall of the church. Ken Allen played his violin, while Harold Fletcher played his guitar, and sang several songs, Laurie Taylor sang, as Gary Schmidt played the piano, "A Woman is Made for a Man". Rev. Steve Taylor acted as master of ceremonies. After Rev. and Mrs. Richard Rose will honeymoon by driving through the New England states. They will reside in St. John, N.B. where Rev. Rose is assistant pastor at the Crossroads Church. Sunday morning, as June Gra hem played the piano, Laurie Taylor sang "Touch My Life." Rev. Steve Taylor joined his wife as they sang "In His Time." June Graham and her sister Lorraine Armitage sang "I'll See You in the Rapture." Rev. Ray Brewster ministeredMatthewfromB:33, stating that to rob God is to rob ourselves. M the father is the spiritual head of the house, fathers have privilege of establishing a Christian heritage for their children. Rather than worrying about all the things we have need of, we need to seek God first, as when we fulfill our part in seeking God's rightousness and His Kingdom, we then have an assurance in God's word all these needs will be given us. !11111111,111111111111111111111 1111111111111111 ADAMS = Heating & Cooling _ • Heating Systems of All Types INSTAllEO, MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED • General Sheet Metal Work • Air Conditioning • Humidifiers • Ventilation 23.5-2187 133 Huron St , Eatt• Exeter 0111lnnn enninl lll111 nrmnuInln. HURON HOPE PERFORMERS — The children of Huron Hope School at J.A.D. McCurdy, Huron Park entertained at the an- nual dinner meeting of the South Huron and District Association for the Mentally Handicapped. On stage were Andy Volk, Karl Verbeek, Debbie Brownlee, Larry Rowe, Jeffrey DeKort, Susan Hemmingway, Mary Lou Masse, Eileen DeKort, Claudette Proulx and Eloise Klungel. The girls made their own skirts for the occasion. Staff photo Ifit's from Anstett's it says, you're special' Engagement rings start at $150 ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 Albert St . Clinton 26 Main St S . Seatorth 284 Main St.. Exeter 203 Durham E . Walkerton Say it with diamonds Back row L to R: Solitaire Diamond $1,095. Three Diamond - Engagement Ring $1,525, Front row L to R• Seven Diamond Cluster $579. Three -Stone Diamond $2,070. Sixteen Diamond Cluster S1,075. 14 k. yellow gold Desirable Diamonds Back row L to R Solitaire 07 ct $391. Engagement with one 03 ct.. two .01 ct diamonds $325. front row L to R Eternity with ten 045 ct diamonds $1,210. Solitaire .45 ct $1,875, all 14 k. yellow gold Help is aviilIab1e to pay your OHIP miuins. Ontario residents with low incomes are entitled to assistance in paying OHIP premiums. More importantly, the amount has been changed in the most recent Ontario Budget. If your income as a single person is Tess than $8,200 or your total income as a family of four, for example, is below $14,000, you may be eligible for assistance to pay all or part of your premiums. As always, pensioners or those receiving social assistance continue to receive OHIP coverage without charge. The best way to check your eligibility is to contact your local OHIP office. It's listed in the Blue Pages of your telephone directory under Government Services. Please ask because you may very well qualify for OHIP assistance today, even though you might not have in the past. Ministry of Health Ontario Dennis R. 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