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IT.Dashwood school
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-;---.111y MRS. ERVIN RAD 6R Holiday visitors
DASHWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Mike Burke
.2p. grade --. Charles ee.t,lirampton with Milt Haugh.
kg, Douglas Bender, l‘lary 1%liases 'Marian. June and
Ann Hayter (H), Lynda Kraft, Ruthanne Rader and Lloyd
ginie McCrae (1-1),. Robert Mil- Howe of London with Mr. and
(R), Bernice Restemayer, Mrs. Ervin Rader and faintly.
4;Mearet Salmon (11), Carl ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kretzrnan
Nancy Willert Tom', and Billie of Detroit with Jack
Wolfe (H). I Geiser.
Grade 8 - Alex Becker, liar-
Bender, Richard Denom- doi‘nliss Melvina Schade of Lon-
nie, Rickey Geiser, Bill Hoff- • with relatives and friends.
„Man (11), Calvin Kellerman, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Stelek
;Peter Kraft, Ivan miner (m. tfoLl3is.atclererkd with Mr. and Mrs,
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p,dy Webb (11), Carol Zimmer. Miss Sharon Martene with
Grade 7 - Joan Becker, Jul- Miss Janet Miller.
"Jan Boogemans, Joan Keller,
loyce Keller, Keith Maier, Ja- Robert Allemang of Niagara
Falls with Robert Millen.
net Miller (11), Paul Rader,
Edward Restemayer (1-1). , Zion Lutheran Church picnic
Teacher - Principal, Doug- The annual church picnie of
las. A, McCaw. , Zion Lutheran Church was held
Grade 6 -Larry Fleet, James at Jowett 's Grove with a fair
Hayter (H), Jimmy ; attendance.
ill), Judy Kraft (H), Brian Sports were conducted by
'Maier, Margaret Merner (Hi, Marie Selman and Ross Miller.
Restemayer Bobbi Results were: 5 and under,
.Webb (H), Eleanor Wolfe (H) ; Sharon Rader; ball throw, Don -
Grade 5 - Eugene Becker, , ald Anderson; girls, 6-8, Gail
.4an Becker (H), Jesse Kirk, Fleet; boys, John Hayter;
„David Nielson, Mary Lou! girls' three-legged race, Gail
Schenk (11), Beth Snell (1-1), Fleet and Darlene Rader: sack
:41tiela Willert (H). race, John Hayter; wheelbar-
Grade 4 - Anne Becker (H), mow race, John Hayter and Ran -
'Beverly Becker (1-1), Diane Bec-; dy Becker; girls 9-11, Janet
ker. Gail Fleet, Gordon Keller, ' Miller, boys, Edward Reste-
,,,animY Maier, Michael Tiernan mayer; chucki,vagon race, girls,
Janet Miner, Judy Kraft and
Teacher -- Mrs. Letta Tay- Margaret Merner; boys, Eug-
-lbr. ene Becker, Lorne Miller and
Grade 3 - Marie Anderson, j John Becker; girls, three-legged
Randy Becker, Jim Guenther, race, Sharon Martene and Ja-
„John Guenther, Joanne Hay- net
;ter (H) John Hayter, Grant I Boys sack race, Lorne Miller;
Hoperoft (H), David Keller,t girls 124.4, Bernice Restemayer;
Steven Kirk, Norma Nielson, • boys, Lawrence Becker; girls
„Jimmy Nielson, Cathy Schroe- ball throw, Carol Miller; boys
;'d'in, Douglas Tyler, Billy Wein glass race Peter Kraft; mixed
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wheel barrow race, Robert Mil -
.Grade 2 - Dale Anderson, ler and Bernice Restemayer;
-Rey Becker, Jimmy Kirk, Brad kick the slipper, girls, Carol
„Kliunpp (H), Darlene Rader miller; boys, Larry Fleet.
.(H), Marjory Schenk (H). Young ladies race, Bernice
o Teacher -- Mrs, Ada Webb. Restemayer; young men 's
race, Ross Miller; married la-
dies race, Mrs. Robert Hayter;
married men, Robert Hayter:
kick the slipper, Mrs. Leonard
Schenk and Charles Tiernan.
Several relays were enjoyed.
During the supper hour sev-
eral prizes were awarded;
oldest person, Mrs. Mary Mar-
ten; youngest baby, Elizabeth
Anne Datars; longest married
couple, Mr. and Mrs, Louis
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Restemayer; newest married
couple; Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilmer
Tfaff; lucky plate, Mrs. ,lenry
• Decker; guessing contest, Mrs.
Andy Anderson.
Rey. Gerald &hob -conducted
a -service ,during the supper
hour.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood GOSS-
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fannlY, and friends, of
of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs, Victor
-- 'Lotter from
Crediton
By MRS. M. FAUST
Mr. and. Mrs. William Oest-
,,reicher spent a few days at
,.Toronto lag week visiting with
'.',Mr...and Mrs. Bob Greenwood.
and. son.
•' Mr; and Mrs. Lloyd Hey and
Mr. Lorne Voigt spent the
,Weekend at Goderich. urand ..4eend
..::211r, and Mrs. Roy Wolfe of
Detroit spent a few days with By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL
Mr. 'and Mrs. Lloyd Geiser ... . •
.over the weekend and July 4,
.?Mrs. Earl Whalen and child -
,t --ren, Shaun, Derick and Tracy,
-of--,3Ninnipeg, Man., arrived on
„Sunday evening to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
King, while L/T Whalen is
taking, a course at Wainwright,
%Alta:
•••111r. J. R. Wolfe of Detroit
vent. a few days in town and
.vlsited his mother, Mrs: Albert
WOlfe4•.,•tp• • hospital at London.
$116gifting.,41ong nicely.
aitl::',40014.: A. M. Schlen-
,keeMiidrilily are on two
Farlane of Pembrook, have
week's holidays, spending this moved to Mr. Lawrence Tay-
weekat camp at Golden. Lake. lor's house in. •Geand Bend. •
•Rev.• J. M. Oestreicher, Chi- Weekend visitors with Mr.
ford,: will. be the speaker next and Mrs. John Stocker were.
Sunday in the EUB church and
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Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Des -
Jardine, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Zehr and Miss Ruth Thom -
soil left June 30 for Miami, Flo-
rida', to attend the full Gospel
Business Men's Convention held
in the Americana Hotel, July
3 to 7 inclusive.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Patterson
and son Winston spent the
weekend with friends at Tren-
ton. •
7 -Mr: and Mrs. Thomas Mc -
on 16 the Gideon group
will be in charge.
•-Mr. and -Mrs. Nelson Radford
Of' .London called on Mrs. C.
Radford and Shirley on Satur-
dixi on their way home from
Blyth,
Miss Anne Milne of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Robinson
and family of Atwood.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gollen
and family of Greenway, Mr.
and Mrs. Ferd Miller of Dash-
wood, and Mrs. Annan and
Larry of Pickering visited Sat-
- Mr. and Mrs, Terry Wade, urday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Mr..and Mrs. Robert Wade and Pask.
Heather, all of London, visit- Sunday guests with Mr. and
ed with Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Ray Pask were Mr. and
• Wide over the weekend. -En, Bob Palmer and Mrs. Mrs. H. Bassow and sister Miss
Palmer and family, Shirley, 'Emmie Bassow of Zuria.
Beth and Mark, of ,Winnipeg,
Man:, are on holidays for a
few weeks with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Em-
Mery Fahrner. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Knight,
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Nichols
of London visited over the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Annie Mousseau.
Robert Knight and Brian Mag -
Mr. Bill Armes of Ingersoll Innis of London and Miss Mae
was a visitor at the home of Patterson. of Newmarket visited
Mr. and. Mrs. Alvin Fink -
boner over the weekend.
*Mr. Allan Lockhart and son,
Mr. Roy Lockhart, and friend,
Mr. Herb Hardwick, of Wood-
bridge, visited with the for-
mer's daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
At 'Smith and family, over the
weekend. Sunshine
• and Mrs. Austin Fahrner
and Chris of Willowdale are
a -Pending a few days with Mr.
Everett Fahrner and Mrs. John
Ayres and boys.
'Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pict -
Hugo, Schenk over the weekend cher visited with Mr. and Mrs.
were. Mr, Leon Hill and Mr. Melvin Gardiner and Marilyn
Ed East of Windsor and Julie in Exeter on Friday.
nd. 'Cathy Schenk of London, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Johns
who are spending the holidays and family of llderton were
here with their grandparents, visitors on Saturday with Mr.
-Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Wein and Mrs. Clarence Johns,
and Barbara spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ebner Mc -
the latter's parents, Mr. and Laughlin and family of Kitch-
Mls. C. Manders, at Watford. ener visited Mr. and Mrs. La -
Mr, and Mrs, Eugene Fmk., Verne Rodd and family on Sun-
beiner and family spent the day. Ricky McLaughlin is ho
holiday weekend with Mr. and lidaying with Wayne Rodd for
WS. Joseph Einkbeiner, two weeks,
*Mr. and Mrs. 0. Pearson, of
on Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wellwood pm.
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By MRS. WILLIAM DICKEY
Personal items
Mrs. Howard Hodge of Rip,
arutoulin Island, have return- ley was a visitor with her par-
ed, home after Spending a few ents, Mr, and Mrs, Clarence
weeks with their daughter, Johns on Thursday,
Mt,' and Mrs. Harold Glanville Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Met-
and!family. cher attended centennial ser -
,The Mission Band of the Unit- 'vices at St. Patrick's Church
ed Church held its meeting on at Saintsbury on Sunday,
Tuesday afternoon in the form Mr, and Mrs. Alex Wilson of
of,' picnic, There were sonic London also Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
apiiiit on the church lawn and Our La Shantz of Utah, Miehi-
refreshments were served after, gan were Sunday visitors with
.!Mts. Bob Tinhorn and Cathy ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johns,
eftHanover spent the nast week Alt, and Mrs, Clarence Fot'd
with her mother, Mrs, Etta and Jenny? of Kitchener, Mr.
Faiiit and Nola, and Mr, 1111- and Mrs, Newman Baker of
biifn spent the weekend here. Wellburn, Mr, Gordon Ford
She -returned home on Tuesday. and Ricky were visitors with
;knee, vs married men Mr. and Mrs. William Dickey
:ball game between the and family on Sunday,
married men and single men of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coward
town, was, played here on the and boys of the Base Line,
diamond last Friday night in 131anshard Were Sunday eve-
faVor of the single men 10,9, thing guests of Mr. and Mrs,
TickeltS had been sold on a John Coward,
ret rnoWer the 1 est few Mr. and Mrs. Loisulellatil
evrrks and the lucky ticket was and Murray ofMelhoWer
drawn pe Friday evenk.1
thg..i.km
Mrs, gticttsrSunday with Mr. and
Ifdy SChWartZ was die c y Lawrence Beekett and
s.,
Watson and fantilY. London, lel. London, -on :Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence
Iui-
pci and .family of :Kitehener
spnt al.unlay with Mrs. Mary
Becker.
And Mr. and Mrs. Garnet ,Goss•
man and family. Windsor,nellt
the .1:1Qhpthy weekend with their
Pareets, Mr. and Mrs. William
GOSsmall. The Parties from
jctteben.er tended to ,camp. at,
the :Pinery Park but were
turned away for lack a room.
• They Act U camp- at ,Goss-'
mans,
Mr. Elmer Rader rot•Prned
home from ,St. .JOSephla 1-10Spl-1
Success in tmusic
Mrs. Harold Stire AWOM
wishes to announce the results
of her music pupils in recent
examinations with the UWQ
Conservatory of Musie.
Grade g theory, Dave Shep,
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herd first etas*. llonOrkl: Grade
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f Grade 3 piano, Anne Webb,
honors, Norma Weigand, pass.
• The music pupils presented a
program pf piano selections and
d.SaLurdy, July 1. to the
mothers. Refreshments were
1 Mr's. Florenee Bucknell and
Pon sPertt '$1414.0Y With Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Sire and family.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stire, Mr.
and Mrs, Harold Stire and fain-
tly attended the Stire reunion10
the Lucan arena on Sunday.
Mr. arid Mrs. Mervyn Tie -
man received a !Wlegrun front
their 4angl3ter, Mrs. Robert
Storms .s arm that she had ar-
rived safely in Dusseldorf,'
GermanY, where she is taking
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weido
i and family of Detroit spent the
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Arthur Rader has returnct
scIpoa Cr seQpntletenso,d" imti hare* Cas9t:ItIonelgtne;IrrliisA:bvi r.11:4
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Lucinda 'leisape were: ,,loan
Kotas, Jerry .Ruvola, Tony' Ru -
vola and Gail Spear all ofe-
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