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DASHWOOD PLAYGROUND BEGINS — The playground at Dashwood Community Park at
tracted a large number of youngsters even on a cool, blustery Monday afternoon. Working on
their crafts are Wendy Boogemans, Tammy Restemoyer and Karen Rumball. Staff photo
Bible school is cancelled
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Monday, July 10 with 42
attending.Supervisors Donna
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Merner reunion
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Honor bride
at Elimville
By KATHY COOPER
A shower for Lois Johns
was held recently at the
Elimville United Church,
The community honored
Lois prior to her marriage to
David Dykeman on July 15.
Mrs. Susan Willert
escorted Lois to a decorated
char. Mrs. Joan Skinner
read the address. The
program consisted of a skit
by Mrs. Grace Pym, Miss
Marg Pym and Miss Joan
Pym. Readings were given
by Mrs. Gwen Coward and
Mrs. Floyd Cooper, A social
hour followed.
Special service
The Sunday Church ser
vice was in song on July 9 at
the Elimville United Church.
The sermon was held in song
by special guests. Mrs. Ruth
Cross and Mrs. Rosalyn
Hansford and Ross
Hargreave.
Church service will be held
on July 16 at Thames Road at
10:00 a.m.
Personals
Mrs. Dorothy Thompson of
London visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Routly. ’
Marty Traquair is a
patient in University
Hospital.
the Merner family met at the
Dashwood Community
Pavilion on Sunday, July 9
for their annual reunion.
President Mrs. Donna
Hoffman welcomed the
families and conducted a
short business meeting,
before a delicious
smorgasbord dinner was
enjoyed by all. During
dinner a minute of silence
was held in memory of those
who no longer are with us.
The afternoon was spent
enjoying the sports, under
the direction of Mr. & Mrs.
Gerald Merner, Exeter and
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Merner,
Dashwood, The 27th annual
Merner reunion will be held
next year, the second Sunday
in July at the Dashwood
Pavilion.
The executive for the
coming year is President:
Mrs. Donna Hoffman, Dash
wood; Vice-president: Mr.
Gerald Merner, Exeter;
Secretary-treasurer: Mrs,
Louise Merner, Zurich;
Sports: Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
Merner, Exeter. Mr. Lennis
.Calfas, Kitchener, was
awarded the prize for the
oldest person present; Justin
Merner, Zurich, for the
youngest and Miss Gillespie
for coming the longest
distance, California,
Families were present
from California, Toledo,
Detroit, Kitchener, Toronto,
London, Bayfield, Exeter,
Zurich, Clinton, Streetsville
and Dashwood.
Attend show
A number from here at
tended the show “The Odd
Couple which was greatly
enjoyed at the Country
Playhouse.
School cancelled
Vacation Bible School at
Zion Lutheran Church has
been cancelled for this year,
David Mellecke,
Saskatchewan, is spending
the holidays at the par
sonage with Rev. and Mrs.
M. Mellecke and family.
Personals
Pastor & Mrs. Arthur
Rader and family,
Bramalea, vacationed with
Arthurs’ parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Elgin Rader and Brian. Mr,
& Mrs, Richard Rader and
family, Kitchener, were also
visitors.
Diane & David
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son, Markdate, vacationed
with their grandparents, Mr.
& Mrs. Gordon Bender.
Pete Scott Boyle, Ottawa,
spent several days with his
parents and brothers, Mr. &
Mrs. Hugh Boyle.
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burke
and Susan, Brampton spent
a few days with Milt Haugh.
Nancy Becker ac
companied by her father
Lloyd Fahner have returned
home after spending twelve
days visiting relatives in
Alberta. They attended the
25th wedding anniversary of
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Fahner and
the Fahner reunion. Nancy
also spent a couple of days
with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Becker
and family in Calgary.
Marg Parsons and Janis
Oak Park, Michigan, Maida
Baynham, Exeter and Pearl
Kraft were hostesses for a
miscellaneous shower at
Pearl Kraft's home for
Janice MacDonald,
Lis towel, bride-elect of July.
Relatives of the groom (Bill
Kraft) were guests. Janice
thanked them for the lovely
gifts. Lunch followed.
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Hart-
man, Charlene, Mark and Mends, Mr. & Mrs. Andre
Patty were in Quebec io visit Madore and family.
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By GORDON MORLEY
Miss Cindy Prest
spending a few days with her
parents while
recuperating from
injury.
United Church
held their July meeting in
the basement of the church.
Mrs. Jack Hodgson took
charge of the business and
members answered the roll
call. Plans were made for
the wedding and barbecue.
Congratulations to Mr. &
Mrs. Steve Dixon (Betty
Adair) who were married on
Saturday in the Brinsley
United Church.
Mr. & Mrs. George Prest
held a party for Tom and
Elaine Daley. Several
relatives and friends at
tended.
Mrs. Eva Allison returned
recently from a vacation in
Edmonton.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lewis and
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Lewis
attended the decoration
service on Sunday afternoon
in Parkhill Cemetery.
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Morley in the
loss of the latter’s brother,
Lawrence (Larry) Voislin of
Sarnia who passed away last
Wednesday.
Kathy Prest’s sister spent
a couple of days with her last
week,
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By MRS. WILLIAATr'OHDE
THAMES ROAD
Around 70 ladies and girls
attended a bridal shower on
Thursday for Miss Trudy
Johns bride-elect of August.
To the strains of Romeo
and Juliet, played by Miss
Brenda Ballantyne, Trudy
was escorted to a decorated
chair by Mrs.
Ballantyne.
Mrs. William Rohde was
chairlady for the evening.
Miss Brenda Ballantyne
played a piano solo. A
humorous skit “The Family
Album" was played by Mrs.
Donald Bray, Miss Janet
Bray, Mrs. Howard Cun
nington, Miss Joyce Cun
nington, Miss Connie Jef
fery, Mrs. Barry Jeffery,
Mrs. Barry Milter, Mrs.
David Passmore, Miss
Nancy Richardson. Mrs.
Lome Ballantyne gave a
reading, Mrs. David
Passmore read a nicely
worded address and Miss
Wendy Ballantyne pulled in
a decorated wagon laden
with gifts. Miss Shelly Milter’
also assisted.
After opening her gifts
Trudy thanked all those
present. Mrs. David
Passmore conducted a game
after which cake and ice
cream were served.
Personals
On Sunday morning quite a
number of people from
Thames Road attended the
church service in song at
Elimville United Church.
Sunday July 16, the church
service will be held at
Thames Road at 10 a.m.
Mr. Fred Johns returned
on Sunday after having been
a patient in Seaforth
Hospital. Get well wishes are
extended.
Mrs. William Rohde ac
companied Mrs. Helen Jones
and Mrs. John Metiers last
Wednesday to the Ball
Funeral Home, Clinton
where they paid their
respects to the late Milton
Wilts .
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Rohde of
Mitchell called on Mr, &
Mrs. William Rohde on
Thursday evening.
AH the Hodgert relatives
from this community at
tended the Hodgert reunion
in Queen's Park, Stratford
on Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Hargreaves attended open
house on Sunday at the home
of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jenkins
of Belmont in honor of their
daughter Nancy. Nancy is
being married this Saturday
to Dwight Hargreaves.
At time of writing, Carl
Hume is a patient in a
hospital in Windsor. We wish
him a speedy recovery.
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery,
Alan and Connie, Mrs. Hazel
Jeffery, Mr. & Mrs. William
Rohde and Calvin, Mr. &
Mrs. Glenn Rohde, Danny
and Tammy along with Mrs.
William Thomson, Mr. &
Mrs. Doug Rohde and Karen
of Exeter attended a bir
thday picnic dinner for Mrs.
Thomson on Sunday at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Clarence
Thomson, Woodham. Her
birthday was on July 4.
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