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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-03, Page 9Sale Ends Dec. 10 Jo h IlsOrl/Olsen :Christmas' Musical. Thurs. Dec. 4 8:00 CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Dashwood A Christian group featur- ing 12 different in- struments presenting scripture based original ' songs and old favorites for the whole family 44r v, 1i r./ t‘ A SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR — The ladies of Bethel Reformed Church, Exeter staged a successful bazaar, Friday, Shown with some articles are Tina Kingma, Helen Toornstra and Bea Dykstra. T-A photo Huron Hope newsletter Towel Ring 17 On All Purchases Over $5.00 You Receive A Ticket On An El-Ran Recliner Draw To Be Made Christmas Eve at 6:00 p.m. 16 STORES SERVE YOU Kingsville 733.2341 Harrow 748-2221 Amherstburg 736-2151 Windsor West 734.1221 Windsor Centre 254-1143 Windsor East 727-6001 Ridgetown 674-5465 West Lorne 768-1520 Exeter 235-1422 Grand Bend 236-2374 Thedford 296-4991 Goderich 524.8321 Kincardine ... — 396-3403 Southampton 797.3245 Owen Sound 376.3181 Kitchener 893.7901 Kitchener Oui.of-town 1-800.265.8204 Get $2 off each panel ! A selected assortment of lauan back and hard. board back panels. Assorted Woodgrain tones---dark, medium, light. Even includes I some decorator panels. HARDWARE Oman AND urnittit 'While we make every effort to continuo the suppty of ether. flood products, due to apace lim. stations, some items may not be available at some locations Pain Cheques will be available Where- ever possible. Prices In this flyer are valid through Deo 24, I aS0 DASHWOOD 237.3681 by MRS't lRVIN RI1g81t - of .the Ministry of The first committee ap and those in attendance gave pointed:, to inquire into. the. unanimous approval. to the possibilities, of bringing a committee to purchase a. medical drietor tol)OhWood suitable site for the building was Robert Hoffman, Ppit • of a Medical centre for Dash- Sullivan; Harry Hayter and wood and area. • The committee hasap- pointed the following persons: to organize and plan this project as MO as the proper proceedings have been arranged with the Ministry of Health and a meeting with. Pr, Copeman at his office in Toronto can be scheduled, Weigand, the. Women's chairman, Robert HOffman; Institute; and Mrs. Ross, publicity, Mrs. Dave Love, Senior Citizens, In Rader and Mrs, Ron Mer- October a public meeting .ner ; doctor relations, • was held' with Dr. .Copeman Mervyn Tiernan., and ‘osiAkwzRA*4•414•PO-N#41444;.)/4tio,os.;*;g:$11sistioNomogmewtow000lkitsisootwatoui:mookotocriamerti. taken through the "Haunted House". In addition to making Jack O'Laterns both classes roasted and ate the pumpkin seeds. The senior class made a lovely banner for Thanksgiving and it was borrowed as part of the Thanksgiving decorations by the churches in Zion and Centralia. Our students received a thank you note from the church for allowing them to use it. Just prior to Hallowe'en we went by bus to visit the farm of Cathy and Andy Evans in Bayfield. We also had an excellent tour of the dairy farm of Lorne and Marg Hern. They spent time explaining how the operation worked and 18" Towel Bar Dear Parents and Friends: We were fortunate to have Jeannette DeVries a student in the Early Childhood Education Course at. Lambton College spend two weeks with us as part of her work experience. Jeannette worked with all the students and brought some new ideas to our program, Y.A.C.M.R. students joined us on Hallowe'en and provided an excellent party, They were in costume and had organized games and stories for our group. In the afternoon several of our pupils attended the McCurdy party in the gym. There they tried their skills at apple bobbing,' sponge throwing and the braver ones were She's told you what she needs. But you know what she wants. She's,told yow'she wa nts something practicaHana :next:time you'll' get it for .her.'But-this'christrnas give her Something she Wants more - gold. She'll be thrilled thpt you knew. Wheh quality counts choose your: gift with, confidence fronf::';. Anthony Martene; building, Jim Becker and Ken Rader; finance, Pat Sullivan and Harry Hayter; legal research, Ken Rader; treasurer, Mrs. Gordon Kraft; secretary, Mrs. Ross. Love. Have 62 at meeting Dashwood Seniors held their Meeting Monday, with an attendance of 62 including four new members, The Christmas meeting will be a dinner December 15 at 6 p.m. with Mrs. Ken McCrae's group• in charge of the program, The Workshop at Clinton was discussed and five members, Mrs. Pearl Miller, Chas. Martene, Mrs. Ross Love, Mrs. Hilda Rader and Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan attended, A donation was made to the men's club children's Christmas party. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader's group was in charge of the program and Bunco was played followed by a social time. 60th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Ohlen Truemner celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday with an open house and family dinner at the community centre. Present were their family of four Florence • (Mrs. Gordon McLeod) and family, Parkhill; Orville and family, Greenway; Graham and family, London and Lyle at home. They have 8 grand- children and 7 great grand- children. Ohlen and his wife, the former Ella Desjardine were married December 1, 1920 at what is the United church Grand Bend by Rev. A.Y. Yager. • Mr. and Mrs. Truemner are enjoying fairly good health and are able to be in their own home. They were delighted to have so many people at open house. A call from the Queen's. own per- sonal secretary at Buckingham palate was special to them as well as messages from Joe Clark, Murray Cardiff and Jack Riddell and more are on the way. Persona is The names of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Boogernans were missed in the ones who at- tended the Hay Township dinner and dance at the Pineridge Chalet. Mr. _ & Mrs. George Tieman, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rader and Mr, and Mrs. Irvin Rader at- tended an evening for em- ployees planned by the council of Stephen township Friday. Mrs. Ivan Webber has returned home following surgery at Westminster hospital, London; Mrs. Vernon Schatz is expected home from South Huron hospital, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Keller have taken up residence in London. By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Sympathy of this, com-munity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Desjardine and family, and Ira Vincent, in the death of Georgina's mother, and Ira's sister, Mrs. Fred (Viola) Teetzel. Rosanne Russell returned home Sunday from Victoria hospital where she had undergone surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russell attended a birthday dinner, on the weekend for Velma's mother , Mrs. Edgar Webb, of St. Catharines. Jim and Sandra Campbell, Kim and Kelly, of Exeter, visited recently with the girls grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sweitzer. Harold and Lucille Vin- cent, Lori, Michael and Michelle, attended a family gathering of about 30 relatives, at the home of Lucille's aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Smith, for the American Thanksgiving, in Rodney, Michigan, last Thursday. Relatives at- tended from Iowa, Indiana and other areas of Michigan. Gloria, Harvey, Kevin and Dwight Beierling, visited Friday evening with Gloria's parents Joyce and Howard Adkins, and her brother James of Zurich area and their cousin Jeff Wareing, of Kippen. Former resident dies. Funeral service was conducted last Thursday for Viola Marie (Vincent) Teetzel, in the chapel at the Gilpin Funeral Home at Thedford, Mrs. Teetzel passed away November 24, at Bethany Lodge, Lambeth, on Monday November 24th, in they 58th year. Survived by her husband Fred 'ROW of llosaoctoet Township, two daughters (Georgina) Mrs, Ron Desjardine, of Dashwood area, (Fredrieko) Mrs, Edward Hunter, of Port Franks, and one .son Gbrdon, of Thedford, also three sisters (Minerva) Mrs. Harold Prance, Bosanquet Township, Mrs. Dorothy Bullock, of Exeter, (Evelyn), Mrs. Donald Dumigan, one brother, Ira Vincent both of Grand Bend, Also surviving are four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Interment was at Pine Hill cemetery. The annual meeting for Whalen Community Centre was held on Wednesday evening at the • school. Hamilton Hodgins chaired the meeting and nominations were held for officers for the coming year. Past president is Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins; president, Mrs. Larry Hern; vice preisdent, Mrs. John Damen; secretary-treas- urer, Mrs. Gerald Wallis; trustees, Gerald Hern, Bill Heather and John Damen; promotional committee, Mrs, John Scott, Mrs. MacLeod Mills, Mrs. Gerald Hern. It was decided to hold the, first card party on Saturday, December 6 at 8:30 p.m. with Larry Hern as convener. Tentative. arrangements were made for a pot luck supper to be held between Christmas and New Years. Couple mark 60 years Pick doctor committee Tama,-Advocate,, December 3, 1980 .Pgstitit Former resident mourned at Shipka allowed each pupil to feed the cows. Another treat this month was the shelling and popping of corn that had been grown in Centralia. Our students toured the displays at Centralia College and come back with pam- phlets and a cook book. The students from the Consumer and Community Studies Course will be spending Thursday mornings with us in the New Year. Our swim meet at Vanastra with the Goderich and Wingham Schools was a great success. Our students did very well and brought home a number of ribbons. A videotape of the meet was made and we will be viewing it later next week. BATH ACCESSORIES Beautiful finishing touches for the bath. 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