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Times-Advocate, 1988-06-15, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, June 15, 1988 ONE -YEAR-OLDS - Winners in one o) the baby contest classes at the Hensall Spring Fair were (left) Meghan, daughter of Ron and Deb Riley, Hensall, held bygrandmotr Loretta; Michael, son of Ron and Kim Crete, RR1 Zurich anPMichele, daughter of Fred and Darlene, RR1 Kirk(opi. In the back are Hensall Fair Queen Jane Papple and runner-up Dianne Hamil- ton. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Debbie Manders and Dave Orosz, together with their parents, Joe and Bonnie Manders and Andy and Nan- cey Orosz wish to announce the celebration of their marriage. The celebration will take place at St. Pa- trick's Church, R.R. 4, Lucan at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 16, 1988. uzon 1r Ct221 scci .129 — R.R. 2 lucknow '529-7247 . We invite you to come in and see our extensive line of casual furniture products Superior OuaUty Unsurpassed Hours' Mon -Sat 8am-5pm • Long distance dial change KITCHENER - Beginning this week, Bell Canada customers in arca codes 519 and 807 will have access to both local and long distance di- rectory assistance within their arca code by dialing 411. Until now, customers were required to dial 1- 555-1212 to obtain long distance di- rectory assistance within their arca coxlc. Charges of 60 cents will continue to apply if the number requested is listed in the customer's directory or in another directory automatically provided to the customer, unless there is an exception or exemption as outlined in the front pages of the telephone directory. However, to obtain a number with a different arca code, customers must continue to dial 1 plus arca code plus 555- 1212. There is no charge for calls to long distance directory assistance operators in Canada. In 1985, how- ever, Bell Canada introduced a charge for calls placed to long dis- tance directory assistance in .the United States. A charge of 80 cents applies to each call after 250 free calls have been placed. 'Bell Canada's directory assistance service handles an average of 450,000 local and long -distance calls a day, in Ontario and Quebec. Bell Canada, the largest. Canadian telecommunications operating com- pany, markets a full range of state- of-the-art products and services to more than six million business and residence customers in Ontario, Quebec and parts of the Northwest Territories. Bell Canada is a member of Tele- com Canada - an association of Canada's major telecommunications companies and Telesat Canada. SiX TO 12 MONTHS - Winners in the six to 12 -month class at Hensall • Spring Fair were (left) Amber, daughter of John and Ruth Feeney, RR2 Staffa; Corey, son of Sandra and Keith Scott, Huron Park and Brandon, son of Karen and Randy Wettlaufer, RR2 Staffa. Exeter Viffa HAYTER'S TURKEYS Featuring )► • Ground Turkey • Sausage • Filet • Schnitzel • Cutlets • Smoked Turkey • Breast Roast • Patties Store Location Hwy. 83, just west of Dashwood 237-3561 Store Hours Tues. - Thurs. 9 5 Fri. 9 to 6 Open Sat. 9 - 5 Closed Sunday & Monday also FROZEN TURKEYS available EXETER - Hello from the resi- dents of the Villa. Weare glad to have Perc lcFails home from the hospital. Welcome to Irene Johns who has moved into the Lodge. The car rides last week were en- joyed by everyone. Thanks to the Mission and Scrvicc Committee of the Exeter United Church. They also provided a delicious lunch of homemade ,good ies following the rides. The United Church also hosted their annual Friendship Tca last week. Several residents enjoyed the afternouu_ I hanks to everyone who provided transportation. Rev. Doug Wright of Ole Hensall United Church conducted our week- ly worship service. Thanks to Rev. Wright and his pianist for a lovely service. Staff and residents said good -by to Janice Cole, our Food Scrvicc Su- pervisor. Janice is moving to Owen Sound. She will be missed by all. Barb Storey will be taking over as Food Scrvicc Supervisor. Welcome Barb and we hope you enjoy work- ing at The Villa. The Dashwood Scaforth Brass Band treated us to a concert on Sun- day afternoon. It was nice to be able to enjoy the music outside. Thanks to Dorothy Bullock for playing for our Sunday evening hymn sing. Although it was pretty hot for much activity, everyone en- joyed the old favourites. McGREGOR-DALRYMPLE Barbara 'Anne McGregor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug McGregor, RR2 Kippen, and Rick Laverne Dal- rymple, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dalrymple, Eggmondvillet were mar- ried in a double.ring ceremony on June 11, 1988 in Hensall United Church with Rev. Doug Wright offi- ciating. Attending the bride were maid of hoinour Laura Collins, RR2 Kippen, bridesmaids Donna Smith, Mitchell, Carol Scott, Staffa, and Judy Dalrymple, Goderich and flow- er girls Krystal Thompson, RR1 Brucefield and Amanda Curtis, Sea - forth. Best man was' Kirby Deller. London, and ushers were Brad Smith, Mitchell, Ron Thompson, RR1 Brucefield and Brian McGre- gor, Kippen. After a wedding trip to Jamaica, the couple will reside in Brucefield. - Phillips -Campbell photo Residents and staff wish to extend their sympathy to the family and friends of Lloyd Morgan. Lloyd shall be missed by everyone. Next week the Villa will be cele- brating Seniors Month and Nursing Home Werk. Activities include bin- go with the Seniors, ice cream so- cial with the staff, marshmallow roast, movies, and a chicken barbe- cue. Everyone is invited to the Villa on Saturday June 25 for a bake sale and a hot dog and pop for S 1.00. The draw will be made that day for our crocheted afghan and handmade geese. All proceeds will go to the Alzheimer Society. Thought for the week: The most important thing a father can do for his children is to love their mother. Happy Father's Day! WISH YOU COULD ADD A DASH OF COLOUR' GRANADA MAKES IT EASY. :\r ( ;ranacla, we have ate tnutstanding tion'of }sic cure perfc•n r . ()lour You 't n wont find a better variety anywhere. fix eryt lung from spectacular SuperScrcen sets to stereo remote- ,. ontrol colour monitor T\ to ., go anvwherc" portables. :1nd h<nv you Lav really is up to you. You can buy it, lease it or 1 rent it. The choice i' vours. it's all toppednfTtt crit . Granada's no -extra -c hargc "(iranadaciwcr" "CTVlt C. So come to Granada where \'ou can "have " all, have it now. IIA\'E IT ALL.. IIAVI: tT NO\V. GRANAftIS It HOME ENTERTAINMENT Oscar's Video & Records, 358 Main Street, Exeter Ontario, 235-2685 Electrohone 21" Colour Terev son Regular • Now $799 (50CD03) sew Save $100 )r rent tor$3495 Per month (Based on 12 months) LA -Z -110Y® Chairs C. JCaskett and Son Furniture 188 Main St. Lucan 227-4688 BABIES UP'TO SIX MONTHS - Winners in one of the baby classes at the Hensail Spring Fair were (tett) Kristine, daughter of Barb and Rod Pep- per, RR2 Bayfield; Ashley, daughter of Marsha and Wayne Preszcator, Arva and Courtney, daughter of Joy and Ed Shubrook, Hensall. Spring is here. And so is our terrific lineup of John Deere lawn and oar 'en equipment. Choose from riding mowers to lawn and .,arden tractors - complete with manufacturer's cash dis- counts of up to $200.00. Otter ends June 30/88 Li Lawn &Garden MI HuwoN CENTRE EXETER HWY NO. 4, N. (519) 235-1115 BLYTH HWY NO. 4, N. (519) 523-4244 WALKERTON COUNTY RD. 3, W. (519) 881-2231 CASUAL INDUSTRIES INC. The ultimate in elegant casual living • CASUAL FURNITURE - the finest in quality and comfort with a tremendous selection of style and colour, for indoor and outdoor use. • The 'PERFECT PLANT' - over 70 varieties of artificial plants, flowers and trees • OUTDOOR ACCESSORIES - the famous Weber fireplaces. - outdoor torches and candle lamps. - cleaner, polish, furniture covers. `outdoor electric lamps, boating lamps. - umbrellas, placemats, replacement cushions. • ACRYLIC - drink and tableware in a wide selection of beautiful colours. Spring Specials ON MANY STYLES AND COLOURS • Complete Sets and Occasional Pieces • Super Savings While They Last SHOWROOM HOURS Monday to Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. III: UM ElpiC73 `f TO BAYFIELD HWY. 83 TO EXETER DASHWOOO CASUAL INDUSTRIES SHOWROOM 2 miles from wafer plant on Hwy 83 TO SARNIA P.O. BOX 616, GRAND BEND, ONTARIO NOM IT() (519) 238-2110 "We Encourage n Standard Of Excellence In Casual Living Quality"