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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-08-12, Page 10Page 8 Times -Advocate, August 12, 1987 UP THEY GO — Many eyes are skyward Dashwood. New books at Dashwood recent Friedsburg Days in Planning Grand River cruise Patients at University Hospital are Melvin Restemeyer and Esther Salmon. We pray for their speedy By BERNICE BOYLE Dashwond If you are interested in a one -day bus trip including Grand River Boat Cruise and to Ohsweken August 26, phone Nola Love 238-2948. Several area residents attended Jim and June Hayter's 40th wedding reception held at the Goderich Township Community Centre. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller were Mr. and Mrs. Don Ferby ( Emma Anderson) -and grandson Brent of Shedden; Mrs. Glen Weido, Hensall and Edna Willert, Mitchell. I thought you would be interested to know the Huron County Library ex- changed the books at the Dashwood branch on Thursday. You are a tax- payer and this is a free service so come and visit your library and pick out a non-fiction book, e.g. "Time of Following is a poem written by Jo - their lives", it's about the Dionne Ann Dewan to her grandmother Mrs. tragedy or Shirley MacLaine wrote Henry Becker of Zurich who is "Out on a Limb" or Women Coming celebrating her 80th birthday. To you of Age by Jane Fonda. Dr. Thomp- Annie on your 80th birthday. son's New Way For You To Cure.Your Born August 14, 1907, down Kitchener Aching Back and many more or if you way prefer fiction, on the childrens' shelf- You were one of many, in the clan there is a good selection. Library is Now the head of our family, we are open Wednesday 2-5 p.m. or Saturday your fans 9 a.m. -12 noon. Meeting Henry must hate been a special day Married in Kitchener, then moving Dashwood way Henry just made his 88th this year With whom you shared a few tears The first few years, I imagine were rough Never knowing this man, was stubborn tough Then came the children four in all Lorne, Martha, Allan then Shirley the last to call Henry and Annie now married over 62 years Having the good and bad over the years +. Including the grandchildren thirteen in all Then the "Great Grandchildren" came to call recovery. 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To Henry and Annie Happy Birth- day to you What more can be said to a couple such as you. A SPECIAL AWARD FOR EXTRA SPECIAL KIDS Some kid* seem to stand out in a crowd . They are special. Maybe because of the wndness or humanity they show; their hard tock; orthe exceptional courage they have displayed • Whatever It is they are a shining example to others. Eachyear, Ontario Community NewspspensAssociation and � l Airlines International hdld a ahonour • these extra Vidal kids. Nominations are now beklp, taken for this yeses Junior. . Citizen Program. HNP us la honour them. Cal your local representative for complete detalit on the awards, (des and rotas of nomination. In your area contact: Jim Beckett Exeter Times -Advocate 235-1331 Canadian Airlines International In Cromarty tourney Hlbbert pee wee boys win By MRS. ROUST LAING After a shaky inning near the end of the game, Hibbert pee wee boys' ball team managed to pull out a 12-7 win over Usborne and gain the A championship trophy in the pee wee playoffs in Cromarty, Sunday evening. The B championship went to Cen- tralia who defeated Hensall in their final game. Included in the playoffs were teams from Hibbert, Usborne, Crediton, Centralia and Hensall. The final game of the girls' playoffs was completed in the wee small hours of Monday morning with Exeter II taking home the A trophy -after defeating Usborne I by 18 to 9. Earlier in the day the B trophy was presented to Exeter III who won out Clandeboye Several from Clandeboye area at- tended the "Old Time Fiddlers Con- test" in Shelburne. on the weekend. They were Clarence and Barbara Carter, Alan and Ruth Hill, Charlie and Betty Coughlin, Jack and Marion Hodgson, Cec. and Marie Lewis, Larry and Linda Lewis and Paul and Betty Cronyn. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Adkins (nee Janice Neil) of Winnipeg, visited last week with Rea and Beth Neil and other relatives in the area. Betty Coughlin and Jean Hodgins of Clandeboye Women's Institute, Flora Robertson of Lucan W.I., Muriel Lewis and Florence Riddell of Gran- ton W.I. attended the London Area Tweedsmuir History Curator's Workshop, held at Mount Elgin, Tuesday. Horst Gebel of East Germany is scheduled to arrive in Canada Mon- day of this week to visit his brother, Kurt Gebel, Rita Gebel and their family. The Gebels haven't seen each other for 36 years since Rita and Kurt escaped from East Germany and came to Canada in 1951 News from Kirkton area • By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Mr. and Mrs, Bob Hanniman and family, and Mrs. John Hanniman and Rosemary of Renfrew spent the past week visiting with Mrs. Joan McCormick. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCurdy at Erieau. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harling, Callander visited one day last week with Mrs. Joan McCormick. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blackler, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fairbairn and Daine at Menneset Park, Sunday afternoon. Rev. Beverley Wheeler began her ministry Sunday at the Parishes of Kirkton, Saintsbury and Granton. Rev. Bill Jones commenced his duties as minister of Kirkton and Woodham United Churches, Sunday. • over Usborne II by a 19-18 score. Teams in the girls' pee wee league in- cluded Exeter (three teams), Usborne (two teams), Centralia, Hib- bert, Hensall, and Crediton. The playoffs started on Saturday morning and ended about 12:45 a.m. Monday morning. Congratulations to Kevin and Carol (MacGregor) Scott who were mar- ried in Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall on Saturday. Gordon and Eva and Bob and Ruth Holidayers from Thames Road By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Mr. and Mrs. Don Bray and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cann holidayed most of last week at Sauble Beach. Mrs. Howard Cunnington, Mrs. Frank Maas, Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hargreaves, Thamesford Wednesday afternoon. The Rohdes also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross at Kingsway Home in St. Marys Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Efford, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Johns of Elimville were Saturday night supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cooper, Exeter accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dun- can on a motor trip to the West Coast, Alaska and the Yukon. They arrived home Saturday evening. They arriv- ed at Edmonton the next afternoon after the tornado. Laing attended the `Kirkin' 0' the Tartan' church service in Knox Presbyterian Church, Stratford on Sunday. Taking part in the service were Marilyn Zimmer who was a Tar- tan Bearer, carrying the Gordon tar- tan, and Lorraine Lindner who was a member of the combined Knox and St. Andrews choir. During the afternoon, the first an- nual Scottish Dance Festival, which was to have been held in the park, was held in Stratford Arena, with many dance groups from southern Ontario and one from as far as New York State taking part. Jennifer and Carrie Ann Lindner and Scott Zimmer of Stratford are holidaying this week with their grand- parents, the Gordon and Bob Laings. Best 'Merest * Guaranteed 10 1 / Investment o Certificates * subject to change Gaiser.Keeale GEInsurance Brokers Inc. 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Don't expgse your family to risks by repairing damaged cords with tape, REPLACE THEM. 0 t Exeter Public Utilities Commission, 379 Main St. S., Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 M.A. Green Chairman H.L. Davis Manager 235-1350 H. DeVries Commissioner B.F. Shaw Commissioner •