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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-07-25, Page 19 (2)Times -Advocate, July 25, 1979 Pogo 7A Business Directory C HARRY RODER, D.C. NORMAN 1. RODER, D.C. DOCTORS Of CHIROPRACTIC 84 Panel tone STRATHROY telephone 245-1272 By appointment please Guaranteed Investment Certificates representing several l trust companies Norma J. Hooper 15 Gidley St., E. Exeter 235-1010 1 • La Leche league' • Continued from page 6A bibit of photography, art, prose and poems entitled "Ob§ervations of our children and our families" premiered at the con- ference. La Leche League Inter- national honoured a Cana- dian, Dr. Tony Myers, from Ottawa, with an award for his personal effort in the release of a joint statement by the American and Cana- dian Pediatric Societies which confirms human milk is nutritionally a superior form of food for human in: fants. Ty talk show host Phil Donahue was also honoured fol his support of the nursing relationship. The theme of the con- ference. "Breastfeeding The International Language of Love" reflects the united interest of families around _the world who want to give their children the hest possi- ble start in life Roy Alderson has returned home from St. Joseph's Hcx;pital, much improved!in health. Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Orr attended the Orr reunion at Hanover and spent a few. daysvisiting in Chesley with 1I r. Orr's hrother Melvin ) L— MR. AND MRS. JEFFREY DAWE Donna Jean Fleming and Jeffrey'Alan Dowe exchanged wed- ding vows on June 22 at Our lady of Mount Carmel Church. Father H. Fleming, uncle of the bride, officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fleming, RR 2, Crediton, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dawe, RR 2, Zurich are parents of the grpom. The bridal attendants were Cindy Beaver and Susan Fleming. Jim Dawe was the best mon and quests were ushered by Norm Dawe arld Jim Fleming. -The oupte has taken up residence in Mount Carmel. Photo by Joe Povkele Dashwood church holds annual picnic . By MRS. IRVIN RADER UASHWOOD Zion Lutheran Church held their annual picnic following CONGRATULATIONS To Lois Prance, 365 Main St., Exeter, the winner of our recent Baby Bonus Draw. Me junction 23 S -027o EXETER'S Largest Department Store Joanne's House of Hairstyling 365 William St. `For Appointment Please Phc;ne o 235-0288 Operated by Joanne Luxton Shop In Exeter It's Your Town ,At, ��Qho�'e05 Z�5.05 ��osso: �y.„*.1.0 Admiral Zenith SALES Electrohome WITH SERVICE General Electric r S{ r 4 Alf i r-�,`1jl i• •< -morning service at the pavilion. Group two of the Ladies Aid with Mrs. Charles Martene. convener, was in charge of the pot luck dinner. The Sunday School leachers were in charge of sports for the children. \%inners in the running races were John Leibold, Bobby Vandeworp, Chris Baynham, Chris Miller, David Hayter. Balloon toss, Chris Baynham and David Hayter. 'Scavenger hunt. Danny •Dittmer's team. A peanut scramble was enjoyed by alt the children winners in the Frisbee toss. Tammy Restemayer. Bobby Van- deworp. Robert Lader. and Bill • Vandeworp, Chris Baynham. Nersonats Miss Pearl Kraft has returned to the Blue Water Rest Home after being confined to the University Hoskajtal. London. Mrs. Wilbur Stewal't London spent some time with Mr and Mrs. Jack Gaiser. Mrs. Grace Bond and Mrs. Gertrude Larabee. Chatham were with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Marlene. Mr. and Mis. Loene Genttner attended the funeral of the latter's brother at Fingal last week. Mr and Mrs Don Gentt- ner and Stephen. Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. and '\1rs Lorne • Genttner. Mrs. Dave Rader, Stacey and Derek spent fast week at Miller lake with Mrs. Jim Becker Dave and Jim spent the week -end there. Mr. and /Mrs. Leonard Prang. Zurich. were Sunday evening callers with Mr and Mrs Irvin Rader Your Blood is Always Needed BE A BLOOD DONOR : MOVING SALE CONTINUES We're moving into our new location soon. Prices on all our present stock hove been slashed to sell it quickly. EALL CONTINUES SUITS 4 1r PRICE •0 4$ LADIES WEAR 409 MAIN STREET EXETER Drama of lost youngster portrayed in Blyth feature Any parent who knows the panic that ensues when a young child goes missing will sympathize with the • characters of Jaynes W. Nichol's play. "Child" which opens July 31 at 7 30 p.m. at the_ Blyth Memorial •Mall, telis' the story of a couple whose•six year-old becomes lost in a winter storm, and of havoc that the crisis Hodgerts meet causes in their lives and in for picnic event them. Those who remember The 54th annual Hodgert Reunion was held at Queen's Park, Stratford on July 14. Races, pea.iut and candy scrambles and a ball game were afternoon events. Officers elected for the 1;43u picnic were • President - Don and Annie Bray; Vice- president - Glen and June Stewart; Secretary Janet Rice; Treasurer -.Lorraine Hamilton; Table Cowmittee - Gerald and Margaret Gilmour: , Ross and Kay Hodgert and Mac and Helen Hodgert. Sports - Grant Hodgert. Joanne Hodgert. Robert Bray and Keith Bray. Race Results were: 3-5 years• - -Jeff Hodgert. Mathew Jaques, -Michael Hodgert. 5-6 years - Cheryl Hodgert, -Christopher Hoff 8-12 years Stephen Haff. Krista 'Dilling. Doug Hodgert. Single Ladies - Dianne Hodgert, Brenda Dilling, Wendy Dilling. Single men. - Stephen Rice. Brad Rice. L)aisv Hodgert. Married women - Shirley Hodgert, Lois Hodgert. Helen Hodgert. Married men - Bryan Hodgert. Jack Ilodgert. John Jaqut1. Kick the slipper - Ladies Dianne Dilling; -men - Scott Hodgert. Tape measure - Mervin Hodgert; clothespin in bottle - Marie Jaques. Relay races - grapefruit pass; pail of things; towel on the clothesline and water on the spoon Guess number of buttons in jar - Margaret Dilling; guess contents of tin - Brenda Dilling; youngest person present - Isaac Jaques ,✓Oldest person present - Edna Ljodgert: came the farthest distance - Mildred and Vera Crandall. •Jamestown. Michigan; birthday .closest to picnic - Margaret Dining. the lives of those around the haunting quality of the 1978 production of Gwen- doline will not want to miss Mr. Nichol's most recent offering. Jaynes Nichol is one of the rare breed of writers who make their living exclusively from writing drama. Among his more famous works. is Ste. Marie among the Hurons, produced by Theatre London in 1974 and subsequently by the National Arts Centre in 1977. Mr Nichol has written many television dramas and screenplays and over forty radio dramas in addition to his stage plays.' Kate Trotter and Sam Malkin create the roles of the distraught couple in the Blyth Summer Festival's production of "Child". Peter Snell and Scotia McKenna complete the cast as friends of the couple who, try to comfort then but become embroiled in a crisis of their own. James Roy, Artistic Director of the Festival and Director '-f Gwendoline in the 1978 season. directs this production. "Child" plays for six performances only, on July 31. August 4, 6. 14, and 15. Tickets for all performances are available by calling 523- 9340 Thames Road folk plan outdoor service By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE • T DAMES ROAD Mr. and Mrs Glenn Jef- fery visited Sunday at ' Too Few Acres" with Mr. Howard Riley at Tillson- hurg and were guests later with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin of Delhi Mr. and Mrs. William Roh- de spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morley at their trailer at the Klondvke Park near Grand Bend. 'Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Cooper were Sunday: supper guests with the Morleys. Misses Jennifer and Barbara Hansford spent a few days last week withtheir grandparents Mr and Mrs. Ross Hargreaves Sunday they attended a roily shower, for a niec . hr elect of August at he ho e of Mr. and Mr.' Dwig t Hargreaves. Beach Mlle. Cathy Brazier. lrantford spent the week-et_d with her grandparents Mr and Mrs. Alvin • Passmore. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brazier called and Cathy returned home with'them to Brantford Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs David Passmore. Tom and Jon spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Oren Grace of-. Gibraltar, Michigan. . Don't forget the Open Air Church Service next Sunday morning at 11 a.m. at Riverview Park. Exeter. Everyone bring a picnic basket to the smorgasbord dinner after the church service. Beverage will be supplied. Sports will take place after dinner. Everyone welcome-. CORRECTION in last week's news. *it should have read Mrs. Mary Thomson. Andrew Street took her brother, sisters, brothers-in-law. sisters-in- law to supper at the Burkley Restaurant Tuesday. evening - Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Hanna of Vancouver B.C. Mr. and Mrs Clayton Hanna, Mr and Mrs. Robert Ross of London. Mr. and Mrs Stuart Shier. Mrs. Myrtle Hanna of Kirkton. After supper they all returned to the home of Mrs. Thomson for a visit. AT CONFERENCE Jonss Bisback. Hensall league conference r 4 ASI x. - r iti. tocol representatives John, Rowan and Barbaro Ker, of Brusse„ and enjoy. the Banquet of the final evening of the international to leche Kirkton people travel Ry MRS HAROLD DAVIS Is RKTON \Ir and .lr \orris Atthill spent the weekend visiting relatives at Bohcaygeon. Mr anti Mrs Ed Althill of Stratford spent the' weekend with Mrs Dan .larva and Decorate your home.) with beautiful CUSTOM DRAPES } '\tun as Mr. and Mrs Burns Blackley visited relatives in Michigan Sunday. 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