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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-11-18, Page 13• IP HONOUR WARDEN - Warden Brian McBurney was honored Friday as friends, relatives and colleagues gath- ered at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre for a dinner to mark the end of his term as warden of Huron County. The Turnberry Township reeve steps down from the warden's chair next monfh: F(ullclt Township Recce Toni Cunningham presents a gift to Mr. McBurney on behalf of his fellow county councillors. Looking tin are Mr. McBurney's wife, -Brenda and Usborne Township Reeve Gerald Prout. Shipka hunters successful By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Several from this arca attended the "Open House" 80th birthday party for Mrs. Pearl Miller; of Dashwood, Sunday November 8, at Dashwood Community Centre. Hunters in this area bagged a good number of dccr, during the hunting season recently. Sandra and Tony Regicr; Chris Heather and Jill of Detroit, visited Sunday with Sandra's parents, Ken and Ortha Baker. Other Sunday drop in visitors with the Bakers were Or- tha's sisters, Elsie and Jake Redcr, Bayfield, Marg and Bob Reid of Varna. Joris and Rachel Wood, of Grand Shuffleboard The Exeter Shuffleboard club met for two series Thursday afternoon. Ross Richardson led a five game mixed play series with 426. He was followed by Olive Esscry with 398. Ray Cottle took third spot with 381 and S. Gasar rounded out the group with 341. Ross Marshall took high score in a four game series Thursday, scor- ing 362 to put Phil Hcm ini second spot with 302. Edna Caldwell "scored 300 to clinch third place while Bea Johns placed fourth with 296. Bend area, spent the weekend with their cousin Michelle, and aunt and uncle, Willis and Ella Desjardine. Brock and Dianne Adams, Andrew and Dean, of London, visited Sun- day with the boys grandparents, Don and Elizabeth Adams and their uncle Clark. Barbara, Gerald and Scotty Hig- don, of Rothsay, spent the weekend with Beverley and John Keller, Sherri -Lynn and Stephen. The first euchre party.of this sea- son will be held at Shipka Commu- nity Centre Wednesday November 25. Watch for further notice next week. It was interesting to note in our recent issue of "Especially for Sen- iors", magazine, that it's circulation is one of the largest in Canada; be- ingrnailed to 917,225 Senior Citi- zens in Ontario. It is issued quarter- ly and celebrates its 50th issue this fall. -The new minister for Senior Citizens is Honorable Mavis Wil- son,. appointed by Premier David Peterson. _ -I visited an afternoon last week with Mrs. Beide Keyes, at Grand Bend and also with her guest, Mrs. Marie Chowen, of Stratford, former- ly of Southcott Pines. Recent visitors with Hugh and I were Lorne and Lorecn Dcyine, Zu- AILINVESTMENTS FINANCIAL, CENTKt: 122 The Square Guderieh 5'24-27;3 1-800-265-5503 BEST GILI IC RATES 10'4 10% 93,4% 83/4% 3 Yr. 2 Yr. 1 Yr. Short Term rich and Oscar and Laura Miller, Dashwood, and my brother Bill Coleman of Kippen. CHECK IT OUT Ccme check it out. 'I4,ie 4-H pro- grams for'Ontario Fruits and Vege- tables are winding up their clubs with two Achievement Programs. They will be held on Thursday, No- vember 19 at the Brussels, Morris, Grey Community Centre, Brussels - and on Tuesday, November 24 at .the Stanley Township Complex, Varna. Both programs -begin at 7:30 p.m. Come and see Deb Campbell, Home Economist and lecturer from Centralia College, show some inter- esting ideas for specialty fruits and vegetables - kiwi, mangoes, papay- as, salsify, kohlrabi, bokchoy and more. Come hear local 4-H members tell of their 4-11 opportunities to camps, conferences and community events. TO SEMINAR Exeter's works superintendent Glenn Kells and Brian Johnston, secretary of the planning advisory committee will be attending a semi- nar on lot levies in Toronto on No- vember 20. The seminar .is being sponsored by the Association of Municipalities of Ontario as lot le- vies are becoming a developing is- sue for many municipalities. Some of the questions to be an- swered will be, "What is a lot levy or development charge?; What does the law say?; Does the developer, municipality or home buyer pay? and What does the future hold? va1umart Hwy. 4 and 83, Exeter *WIN* s500o Certificate for a dinner for 2 at. Robindale's Fine Dining or 1 of 10 books of Wintario Tickets Our Weekly Draws will be made Satur days at 6 p.m. * Dinner at Robindale's - Beth McLellan, Exeter BOOK OF WINTARIO TICKETS J. Coward, Kirkton L. Marshall, Kirkton J. Murray. Exeter • J. Kerslake, Exeter E. Stebbins, Hensall E. Smale: Zurich R. Genome, Dashwood S. O'Neill, Huron Pork M. Prout, Centralia C. 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