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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-04-06, Page 171 ' TOP BUSY COLOURING EGGS - Catherine Miller and Danna and Nicole Young are enjoying co- louring Easter eggs at the Lamb - ton Heritage Museum Saturday morning. Looking on are John and Sue Young. CENTRE COLOUR EGGS - -Sandy Dawe of RR 2 Crediton watches as her daughters Cristy and Cas- si paint eggs at Saturday's Eas- ter -Egg Hunt at the Lambton Heri- tage museum sponsored by the Ausable-Port Franks Optimists. BOTTOM WITH THE EASTER BUNNY - Kristin and Jenna McIntyre of Grand Bend visit with the Easter Bunny at Saturday's Lambton Heritage Museum Easter egg - hunt sponsored by the Ausable- - Port Franks Optimists. 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'88 payment not applicable with water heaters 1 JDJS Mechanical Ltd. 235-1911 Exeter WNW 71 HEATING ORGANUAI Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal, Air Conditioning Large crowd at Heritage Museum Easter egg hunt - A very successful Easter- event was _held for the children ar the Lambton Heritage Museum Inst Saturday morning from 11 a.nt. to- -1 p.m. About 260 adults and .nearly 500 children took part in the annual Easter Egg hunt and all -the gaines. A large Easter bunny and a huge chicken (real identities unknown ca- vorted and entertained the children and there wcrc Tots of doorprizes to be won by.thc kids. . Thcrc was some dri-rzte during the - evcnt but it didn't seem to dampen anyone's spirits. . 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H&R BLOCK 117E INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS 383 Main St., Rear, Exeter 235-1153 NEW HOURS Monday to Wednesday 10:00 - 6:00 Thursday & Friday 10:00 - 8:00 Saturday 10:00 • 3:00 Times -Advocate, April 6, 1988 Page 5A On champion curling team Paul Kacntpi', 20, a resident of RR #2, Grand Bend, was feeling very .proud last week. Kacmpf and his three teammates, skip Bob Armstrong, Forest, Dan Durst, Goderich, and . Curtis Cassidy, Thunder Bay. won .the Canadian. College Curling Championship. All four attend Fanshawe College in London. Kaemph, a -marketing . student, said the team defeated seven differ- ent teams from other provinces for the win. After qualifying for the Canadian, the team had to win the regionals and then tate provincials. • he said that the Ontario team played well and will- surely be defending their title next year. Three of the four winners will be returning to Fanshawc next season. Congratula- tions, Paul! - Guide news Five girls from the Grand Bend Girl Guides are going down to the Arkona Guide Company to work an thcir Citizenship Badge, toward earning their All Round Cord. The Girl Guides and Brownies will be going around soon to get pledges for the Ladies Great Ride for Cancer at the Pinery Park on April 24, at 1 p.m. Pledge sheets will also be available at Mr. Mugs and Bcst's Ice Cream. The Guide cookie salt Campaign will be getting under-. way in the latter part of -April. Also during April, the arca Cubs and Scouts will be planting trees for Canada. About tgwn I fappy Easter to everyone, and it was, on the whole, a pretty good weekend, warm and even sunny at times. That brought more people out .to the 'Bend to see what the shops have in store for the new sea- son. Merry Rags has been open al- ready a few weeks; new merchandise Dashwood- by Bernice Boyle The Community mourns the loss of Ken McCrae who has lived in Dashwood for 47 'years. He was a .veteran bf World War II serving from 1943-46. Ile was a great ball enthusiast, coach of Dashwood Ti- gers O.B.A. Intermediate 'D' Champions 1953, coach of girls softball team, also, minor baseball teams in Dashwood. . Ile was a former member of Dashwood volunteer firemen, val- ued member of Dashwood United Church and was employed at Dash- wood Industries until he was 59 and took early retirement due to ill -health. Ken fought a courageous fight until the end. - Easter visitors with Mrs. Aldcnc Wolfe wcrc Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mead, Toronto; Tom and Pat Wolfe and family, Dorchester; John and Eleanor Parker and family and Eric and Sue Wolfe and family, London. The U.C.W. will meet -next Tues- day, April 12 with the Christian Development group in charge of the program. An educated person gets his ideas from someone else. An intelligent per- son creates his own ideas. 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In the meantime, they are fully stocked for spring, with fresh flow- ers, plants or silk arrangements for cottage country. • April is Cancer month, so the volunteers will soon be knocking on your door - please' be generous. May is Flowers of Hope month, to collect for the handicapped of the community. The Captain's Buffet Dinner will be held on April 13 at 7 p.m. in the ARC Industries cafe- teria, to kick off the campaign. Ma- terials will be distributed for the volunteers. Visitors arc welcome to the Gold- en Age Club meeting today on April 6 at 1:30 p.rn. held at St. John's Anglican hall. The guest speaker will be Trish Daubs, who will be speaking on services availa- ble in Lambton County. The Grand Bend Concert Associa- tion has just received word that the Quatro Foix Sax will be unable to make the April 6 concert at the Grand Bend United Church. A trio, also from Youth and Music Canada, has been scheduled for their replace- ment, including Robert Kortgoaard, a pianist, Cynthia Stcljes on oboe, and Peter Lutek on bassoon. It promisci to be a beautiful evening of music. Winners of the meat raffle held at the Grand Bend Legion last Thurs- day were Dave Froybister, Mary Waugh, Tom Humphries, Delight Rath and Brian Hitchcock. Door prize winners were Remi Von Pruct, Judy Roane and Bob Simp- son. , There will be a general meeting for all legion members on April -11, Monday at 8 p.m., for the election of officers, at 8 p.m. sharp. Every- one please- try to attend this very important Meet int!. - -- — - ---- --- USIC Nola Love -was at the organ at the Lambton Heritage Museum to entertain visitors to Saturday's Easter Egg hunt. 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