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Times Advocate, 1994-7-20, Page 84 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 • 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Page 8 t rates -Advocate, July 20, 1994 Lots of new and fun - filled events planned for Dashwood's Friedsburg Days 1' 4Psfiwo°� DASHWOOD - Bring out the whole family for a fun -filled weekend on .July 29 to 31 when the Dashwood Friedsburg Days are again celebrated. This year's focus "International Year of the Family" is the theme of the parade on Saturday which begins at 11:30 a.m. For more information call Kathy Hayter 237- 3298. A lot of new and interesting events are plannekl for this year's celebrations. On Friday, July 29, one of the new events is a Bingo planned at 7:00 p.m. at the Dashwood Community Centre. Saturday's program which begins bright and early has several novel events and these combined with the regular ones will make an inter- esting day for the whole family. Just a few of the new 1994 events for this year scheduled for Sat- urday are: from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. Big V Children's Play Area; 2:00 p.m. The Carry On Cloggers will perform at the community centre; 2:30 to 3:30 a Line Dancing Demonstration is scheduled at the Pa- vilion: 3:00 p.m. Men's and Women's Open Class Workboot "Tug -o - War" Registration: 3:30 to 4:00 p.m. Rhine Danube Dancers entertain at the pavilion and from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. a Youth Dance•is scheduled at the community centre for all youth from 12 to 15 years of age. On Sunday, July 31 a new event prepared for this year is a draw for an oil painting by artist Teresa Jerotnkin. Tickets are available from any Fricdshurg Days member. These are just a few of the great events planned for the big weekend. Come out, bring your family and plan to stay for the day! You will be entertained with all the different events and will certainly meet a lot of new friends and will also have the chance to reacquaint with old ones! A full listing of Friedsburg Days events will be printed in the July 27 Exeter Times Advocate., Glads to be sold In Hensall Proceeds from the glads will go to Epilep- sy Ontario. By Liz Sangster HENSALL - The Huron -Perth - Bruce Chapter of Epilepsy Ontario will be holding their annual Glad Days August II, 12 and 13. The glads will be sold in front of Wil- liam's Hairstyling. During July and August, worship services at Hensall United Church will begin at 10 a.m. There will also be a junior Sunday School at this time. Coming events The Hensall Parks Board has two events planned for the summer. July 29 will see the comedy antics of "Sunny Knight", Barry Moyle - Elvis impersonator and Shelly Moyle - Marilyn Munro impersona- tor. Tickets ($15.00 each) are avail- able at the door; with proceeds go- ing to recreational equipment. Show time is 9:00 p.m. with a dance to follow. A pork barbecue and dance, fea- turing "Double Exposure" is sched- uled for August 19. This is a cele- bration event for Hensall's 110th birthday. Lunch will be available at 6:30 or 10:30. Information availa- ble from Tom Dickins, 262-3206. Both events require age of major- ity. Child care The Hensall Tinker Tots Co-op. Nursery School . executive is still working diligently at a "School Age", before and after school pro- gram. This would involve child Centralia area residents enjoy euchre The next euchre is set for July 25. By June Essery for Mary Peterson CENTRALIA - The Centralia and Zion West United Churches held a joint service at Zion -West on Sunday, July 17, with Heather Smith conducting the service. The theme of the morning worship focused on the necessary conditions of reconciliation between neigh - hours Next Sunday, July 24, the joint service will be at Centralia United Church at 10:(0 a.m. The Centralia U.C.W. now have church plates for sale. Contact June Essery if you wish to order one. Euchre On July 11 at Heywood's Restaurant an afternoon of euchre was eniov'ed. Ladies High was won by 011ie Es- sery and Marion Noels had the Lone Hands. Harold Hodgins won the Men's High and Harry Noels the men's Lone Hands. The special award went to Evan Hodgins. July 25 is the next date for the Monday afternoon's euchre party at Heywood's. Personals Heather Brandon, Uxbridge, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Power, received first class honours in Grade eight violin from the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto recently. During a recent family vacation at Roselawn Lodge in Bala, Muskoka, Fred Dobbs III, the Rev. Patricia Dobbs and her husband, the Rev. Rob Luxton spent a few days with their parents, Patricia and Fred Dobbs Jr. r mss. N OF THE MONTH isKERAPRO Litres for only $18.95 plus tax 20% OFF ALL HAIR PRODUCTS (excluding Sale Items) WED. ► JULY 20 - ► SAT. JULY 23 11111 CUTTING CORNER SIDEWALK SALE SPECIAL Everyone can fill out a ballot • for our SATURDAY DRAWS which are: 1st Prize: $30 Product Gift Certificate 2nd Prize: Litre of Kerapro 3rd Prize: 250 ml. of Joico's New Altima Come help us support THE EXETER COMMUNITY FOOD BANK We're having a DUNK ,&4N14 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. with the Exeter Bantam Girls as Dunkeesl BUZZ CUTS and BANG TRI S Saturday, July 23 from 10 to 4 p.m. care before and after school for children with working parents. In- formation is,available from Karen Jolly 262-3207. The input oi the community is important! Personals Dr. Donald and Olga Noakes and daughters Megan and Amy, of Na- naimo, B.C., have returned home after spending two weeks visiting with their parents. John Noakes, of Kamloops, B.C., has returned home after visiting his parents, Le- onard and Minnie Noakes, for one week. On June 10, a Noakes family re- union was held at the Crediton home of Bill and Pat Noakes. The eight children and 10 grandchildren of Minnie and Leonard, along with their spouses, were celebrajng Le- onard's birth,Jay. Marion Plunkett, along with Bar- bara and Richard Elliot, has just re- turned from a two week vacation in Berton, New Brunswick. The three Hensall residents were visiting Marion's son Mst. Cpl. Jeff Sang- ster, and his wife Mst. Cpb7-Mar- lene Sangster and their children Ashley and Joshua. Mary Anne's HAIR SHOP 62 Nelson St. Hensall, Ont. is back to work on a full time basis and welcomes back her faithful former customers and also new ones. Phone for appt. 262-2127 Golden Agers present shuffleboard awards Bye Jean Dann GRAND BEND - The Grand Ij ud Golden Agers Club recent- ly hosted an Appreciation Barbe- cue Dinner at tt.e Lion's Club Pa- vilion to thank the many Grand Bend and Area volunteers who physically and/or financially helped with the construction of the Club's four new outdoor shuffleboard courts'ebmplete with canopies. One hundred and ten members and guests witnessed a surprist; special ser`ice award presenta- tion to the Club's Shuffleboard Co-ordinator Lloyd Mousseau. President Ron Dann read the in- scription on the plaque as 'The Grand Bend Golden Agers Club Proudly Presents This Special Service Award to Lloyd Mous- seau In Appreciation Of His Out- standing Contribution Of Time, Talent And Effort In The Great Success Of Shuffleboard For Our Members, July 6, 1994". Mousseau presented winter season shuffleboard winning awards to Riet Vander Burgt, Sien Smits, Leeland DesJardine and Ron Dann and thanked eve- ryone for all their assistance in making the shuffleboard project and the Appreciation Dinner so successful. 40th Anniversa Starts Today HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF FOOTWEAR ON SALE NOW t\ere 0-10 Or S„r' ski' 0% -lo 2 -Est - Exeter, Mitchell, Simcoe, Stratford & Woodstock MAIN ST. PHONE 235-1933 EXETER • --, The lst Annual Oakwood Mixed Invitation $540 raised 0 • for Community Living - SouthHuron (A.R.C. Industries) equipment for literacy/numeracy program Left to right - Jack Southcott, Libby Davis, Bob Williams, John Gray, Sally Johnson, Bob Mummery. Back left - Bert Pullen, Leo Ducharme, General Manger of Oakwood Inn, Billy Spindler, Ivan Whitehead, Ted Thurston. (Absent: Fran Relouw, Joan McCordic, Connie Culbert, Brian Beattie. Special thanks and appreciation go to the following sponsors of the 1994 Oakwood Mixed Invitational Dave Scatcherd, Oakwood Inn & Golf Club Grand Bend Fireplaces Pennywise Promotions Grand Bend Fire Fighters Photo More Grand Bend Legion Pillsbury (Connie Culbert) Grand Bend Lions Club Prospers Garage • Grand Bend Produce Radio Station CJBK Grand Cove Estates Between the Lines (Kevin Grapevine of Grand Bend Poole) The Health Nut Radio Station 98 Huron Country Playhouse Remax Bluewater Realty Huron Motor Products Riverbend Restaurant Ironwood Golf Club Rosi's lceculture Inc. Rotary Club of Grand Bend J. Dee's Summerhouse Rowlands Insurance Jayleen Knitting Sanders on the Beach & Knechtel's Seaforth Mainstreet Hotel Acme Neon Signs Adams Canadian Whiskey Andex Ltd. Andres Wines Bacardi Distillery Bank of Montreal Barefoot Pedlar Becker Farm Equipment Best's Restaurant Big V Drugs Bluewater Motel Bonnie Doone Manor Canada Trust Canadian Tire (Exeter) Casual Industries Cobble Design Coconut Bay Colonial Hotel Cook's (Parrish & Heimbecker) Corby Distilleries Country Flowers Dashwood Industries Dinney's Furniture Donuts Now Edelweiss Wood & Craft Exeter Chrysler Exeter Glass & Mirror Exeter Honda Farmer Bills Flowers Finnegans Restaurant Gaiser Kneale Insurance Gaiser Kneale Realty Gilby Distilleries Godbott Insurance Grand Bend Decorating • John Labatt Foundation Leisure Time Sports London Winery MacLeans Home Hardware Bob Martin's Golf Molsons Nothers Novacks Occasions Flower Shop Oke Woodsmith Builders Doug Jennison Contracting Earl Long Regal Capital Planners Mary Kay Products (Frances Fletcher) Lifetime Cookware (Mark Heimrick) McIntyre T.V. & Appliances Market Farm Equipment Merig Design (Roy Markley) Optimist Club of Exeter Peckitt's Mens Wear Seaforth Motors Seagrams Sharen Realty (Wallis & Richman) Southcott Pines Parkland Limited South Huron Window & Door Centre Strictly Golf Superior Propane Syfilco Ltd. Exeter Toronto Dominion Bank Tender Spot Thirsty Fox United Distillers Veri Trucking Westlake Insurance Warner Auto Marine Widder Station Golf Club Bob Williams Wrights IGA Wuerth's Shoes a•• a t