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P000 19 Tirriii-Advocato August 20r 19$O
AY MRS. KG ..McClapy Mrs', Norris 'Webb gave a
WQODHAM reading and Mr. Gordon.
'WedneS afr evening Johnson played a few .selec.
Around 60 neighbours and tions on his mouth organ.
friends gathered in. Mr, oordonJohns read the
W004arri United Church address and Mrs. Vic
shed to honour Mr. Murray Janssen, Mr. Lloyd Jaques.
Insley and Was Wendy and Mr, Alex G.artentiurg
Tornkina on their for theorn, presented Murray and Wen-
ing marriage. dy with two china mugs and
Mrs. Reg McCurdy a card table and chair set.
welcomed everyone and con- In a few well chosen words
ducted a sing song assisted on behalf of Wendy and
by Mr. Norris Webb and Mr, himself Murray thanked
Cordon Johnson. Mrs. Lloyd everyone for the gifts and
Jaques gave a reading. Mrs, for having the evening for
Charles Webb conducted them, After the singing of
some contests. For They Are Jolly Good
Fellows, lunch. was served.
Fete Woodham couple
Mrs, Roy Schenk of
Crediton, a former resident
of east of Brinsley passed
away in Exeter Hospital,
The funeral was held Friday
afternoon from Hoffman's
Funeral Home, Dashwood,
Sympathy is extended to her
family and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Morley and Mrs. Earl Lewis
visited friends and relatives
in Sarnia recently.
While Rev. Latham of St.
Mary's Anglican Church is,
on vacation his three
churches are being served
by Miss Sylvia Brightwell, a
theology student from Huron
College.
A number from this area
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Roy Schenk last. Friday
afternoon.
Miss Cindy Prest of
Scarborough is home on
holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Prest.
Mrs. Jack Trevithick
attended the School for
leaders at Alma College, St.
Thomas for a couple of days.
and Mrs, Don Brine,.
laleryl and Daryl spent last
week at a cottage near
Uuntsvllle.
Mr, and Mrs. Reg McCur-
dy were guests at the recent
Otto-Everitt wedding recep-
tion at, the Kirktori-
V.Voodham Community Cen-
tre.
A BARREL OF FUN — These youngsters in Saturday's Lucan Fair parade were in a "Barrel of Fun" theme. From the left are
Sandra Morgan, Ja4kie Rosch, Angela Morgan and Rachel and Marcel Rosch. T-A photo
Dashwood seniors
at Kingston meet
RCMP GRADUATE — John
Gould, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Gould, Exeter,
graduated from the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police
Academy, Regina, on July
21. He has since been posted
to Langley, British Columbia.
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• - By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Mr. and Mrs. Joe
McQuarrie, David and
Dianne have returned from a
visit from a visit in B.C.
Steven and Amey Cooper,
London are spending the
week with their grand-
parents Mr. and Mrs. Vivan
Cooper.
Tom Munroe and Ian who
have spent the past three
weeks in Muskoka have
returned hqm.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Alderdice and Pam of Saudi
Arabia, Mr. and Mrs. Garry
Alderdice and family, Nova
Scotia are visiting relatives
in the area.
Mrs. Mae Bulak, Toronto,
the former Mae McGregor
called on relatives and
friends in the area last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James
McGregor, Mark and
Michael have returned
from summer holidays.
Monday evening, St.
James Anglican church
ladies were hostesses for a
bridal shower in honour of
Marion (Cunningham)
Gollinger, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Cunningham.
After a program of
humorous readings by
Barbara Carter, contests by
Ruth Hill assisted by Joan
and Gladys Cunningham, a
gift of money was presented
to Marion who thanked
everyone and said she
planned to purchase lamps
with the money on her return
to B.C., where she lives,
A lovely lunch was served
and a social time enjoyed.
Best wishes are extended to
Marion and Douglas
Personals
Miss Jean Copeland spent
a few days in Wallaceburg
visiting Michelle Davis and
family.
Centralia lady
returns home
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Rev, Gerald Patterson \of
Canada Christian College,
Toronto was the guest
speaker for both the Sunday
morning and evening ser-
vices at the church.
Rev. Patterson is a gifted,
dynamic speaker, he spoke
on the keys to the Kingdom
using scriptures as a base
we could all attain eternal
life using these keys.
A quetrtet from Centralia
United Church composed of
Sam Skinner, Bob Heywood,
Bob Blair and Doug Gill
favoured the congregation
with some good old gospel
hymns. They certainly are a
very talented group.
Gollinger on their recent
marriage.
Tonya Butchart, Lisa and
Kenneth Carter portraying
Mr. and Mrs. Wopper and
Wee Wopper, won first prize
in the clown category in the
Lucan Fair parade on
Saturday. The Clandeboye
Hillbillies also participated
in the parade.
Mrs. Art Hodgins,
Curator for the Clandeboye
' W.I. Tweedsmuir History,
accompanied by Mrs.
Murray Hodgins, of Lucan
and Mrs. Clarence Lewis,
Granton, attended a
workshop for London area
W.I. Curators, held at the
Lambton Heritage Museum,
near Grand Bend, on
Tuesday.
By MRS, IRVIN RADER
' pAsHWOOD
Mrs„ Pearl ' Miller s
representing Dashwood,
Mrs, Nola Love representing
zone eight of the Senior
Citizens, accompanied Mrs,
Marjorie Mason, delegate
from Grand Bend, Mr, and'
Mrs. B. Rohner, delegates
from Zurich, Mr, and Mrs.
Ken Johns, delegates from
Exeter, to London, early
Monday, where they boarded
the train for Kingston to
attend the 22 annual con-
vention of the United Senior
Citizens of of Ontario. The
Hon, Keith Norton, minister
of community and social
services, was guest speaker
at the banquet Tuesday night
held in Leonard Hall. All
business meetings were held
in Grant Hall.
• Personals
Tim Wolfe, London, spent
last week with his grand-
mother, Mrs. Stuart Wolfe.
Mrs. Emil Becker and
Mrs. Irvin Rader attended a
district Tweedsmuir
workshop at Lambton
Museum Tuesday.
Mrs, John DeNiet,. Tina
and Amanda, Willowdaile,
spent a couple of days with
Mrs. and Mrs, Irvin Rader.
They all were supper guests
Wednesday, with Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Miller, Brenda;
Charlotte mid Karen, Zion.
Terry Gibson spent, last
week at St, Francis
Academy, Toronto.
Dashwoud's newest
citizen, Julie Emily,
returned home from St.
Joseph's hospital Friday
with her mother Mrs. Ken.
Genttner.
1 n
Sunday visitors attending
a' barbeque at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weber
were Miss.Ruth Weber, Red
Deer, Alberta, Miss Thelma
Weber,' London, Mr, and
Mrs. Ralph Weber, Dash-
wood, Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Weber, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Schade, Zurich,
Mr. Ron Weber and Scott,
London, Miss Terry Insell,
London, Mrs, Wilfred Doupe,
Exeter, Miss Shelley Weber,
Exeter and Mr. Bevin•
Kinsman, Kippen.
Bridal shower
at Clandeboye