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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-06-11, Page 11Open daily yl 8 am - 8 pm OPEN SUNDA 6 : r.' shrwo Institute see Lee homestead Creek wherethey visited the house Ry MRS. MV« ISOM Members of Dashwood Women's :Institute, husbands and friends numbering 46 in all travelled by bus with Peter McNaughton in charge to the Friend Lee homestead at Stoney Summer Plano Lessons A1, levels Call evenings 237-3453 Kim Geiser, B.A., A. Mus. Opening Soon Jackie's Donuts and Muffins Hwy. 21 S., Grand Bend Strawberries Pick your own at Rundie's Farm 3 miles south of Exeter on Hwy. 4 OPEN NOW No pots or pans 235-1406 228-6205 and barn u well as tbs stock. Girls dressed in costume e gaffe each group a guided tour and explained what the different items were. Following supper we went to the buggy factory where the men were very busy building and remodelling buggies. A tour of the country -side followed. Arriving home shortly after eight, members of the W.I. gathered at the community centre for the June meeting. Presidents Mrs. Emil Becker outlined different aspects for peace and how peace could be achiev- ed at home as well as in the communi- ty: -Each section of a cake represented a symbol for peace. We also packed our vacation bags with positive words for peace. Cards of thanks were received. The flower beds at the community centre were brought up to date by some members. Bumper stickers were given out. The Institute is preparing for Exeter Fair. The fall meeting will be Tuesday, September 2. Roll call will be to name a person born and raised on a farm who became famous. Yard sale The Dashwood Yard Sales spon- sored by the Business Association will be held on Saturday, June 14 (rain•• date June 21). Anyone having books, dishes, clothing, stoves, etc which you no longer want may contact Jim Hoff- man 237-3763 or any Dashwood fireman. They will gladly pick up ar- ticles prior to the yard sale. Each person having a yard sale that day is asked to donate $8.00 which will be collected by Marilyn Zimmer. Money will be used towards im- provements of the Village of Dashwood. Personals Miss Enda Willert, Mitchell, was a guest with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stade, Sunday. Senior citizens will meet June 16 with a picnic supper at 6 o'clock. rhe only thing that replenishes itself every day is the news. Fred t'nr,b,, NOW OPEN - Pick Your Own - STRAWUERRIES DIRECTIONS - From Exeter Hwy. 4 to Hensall, turn right at sign. Then turn left at first concession. First farm on left hand side. Phone orders accepted 504 per quart MARTIN & ELIZABETH ATTENBERGER R.R. No. 2, Kippen 262-5878 ;.1 \ ',p; • •suer, r}r • Tines -Advocate. Jun. 11. 1906 Page 11 JUNE Is hsroby proclaimed: "Senior. citizen Month" °WE'RE GETTING ON WITH LIFE" with a determination and desire to remain self suffi- cient in our own communities. Sponsored by: Town of Exeter Villages of Zurich and Hensall Townships of Stephen and Hoy Magno soap, toilette water, a delightful masculine fragrance. Put some with a brass razor - we'II make a gift pack for you. You choose the price. Rik SUNSHINE KIDS GRADUATE — Students of the Sunshine Kids - Nursery School Tuesday -Thursday graduated, Thursday morning: Back, left, Brent Armstrong, Rhonda Dougall, Corrie DeBont and Jonathan Hardy. Centre, David Knip, Melissa Donnan and Michael Bieber. Front, Cherise Knip, Amy Schwartzentruber, Chris Gielen and Leann° Little. T -A photo Former director back as performer Past Artistic Director, Aileen Taylor -Smith, will be back this year at the Huron Country Playhouse after a four-year absence playing Mrs. Mullen in Carousel and Annie Brown in the Black Bonspeil of Wullie MacCrimmon. Aileen has a long association with The Playhouse being one of the original actresses to perform in`The Playhouse's first production Showoff in 1972. This was only the first of a number of shows that Aileen would play a major role in, leading up to her appointment as Artistic Director of the theatre from 1979 to 1982. In addi- tion to her acting and directing con- tributions to the theatre, Aileen in- stigated the "Young Players Com- pany" who won the hearts of Playhouse patrons over their three years. Originally Aileen wanted to be a director in California, but when ac- ting jobs were easier to find, Aileen soon discovered she had a flare for both. Born in Tennessee, and now a resident of Toronto, Aileen's acting career has taken her to Windsor, Bar- rie, Tordnto, Sudbury and New Brunswick. However, it's the per- sonal aspect of small theatre and the friendly'audiences of Grand Bend that bring Aileen back to The Huron Coun- try Playhouse. Aileen says, "I love coming home. I love the people, Grand Bend is a warm-hearted place. There's a richness from the input of the audience that makes The Huron • Game Sets Euchre or Bridge in light or dark oak - handy pouch carrier. Euchre set $19.95 Back Scratcher and shoe horn •7.95 Country Playhouse a healthy theatre." They say home is where the heart is and with Aileen it must be Grand Bend. "It was with great difficulty that I had to leave each time. I was . always thinking of Grand Bend while I was away." PRICE UNCHANGED The price paid to producers for Grade A large eggs in June will be un- changed in all provinces except New- foundland, the Canadian Egg Marketing Agency announced today. The price in Newfoundland will go up one cent a dozen Monday because egg producers in that province did not recover their full production costs in May. This shortfall adjustment, will be removed once those costs have been recouped, said the agency. 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