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attend banquets
By ANNE WALPER
Many people attended the
Shriner's banquet and dance
at Grand Bend on Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Peariso of Port Elgin spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Brophey spent two days in
London this week.with their
daughter Inez and son-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Fraser. On Tuesday morning
they attended a coffee hour
in Sunrise Baptist church
when Mr. Fraser was guest
speaker.
Recent visitors at the
Englishs' were Mrs. Irene
Nugent of Finch, Mr. and
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Mrs. John Nugent of Toronto
and Mrs. Gladys Bowles of
Ingleside.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Smithers attended Open
House which was held at
Ailsa Craig United Church
on Sunday for Mrs. Alice
(Turner) Hodgson's eighty-
fifth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Curts of
London called on the
Smithers' recently.
A birthday party was held
for Evelyn Curts recently at
the Stardust Restaurant in
Crediton when nine mem-
bers of the family attended.
Graham and Anna
Eagleson held a dinner at
their home on Sunday when
all members of their family
attended along with their
own families.
We spent two enjoyable
evenings recently. One was
with Edna Woodburn and the
other was with Lloyd and
Elva Walper.
Congratulations on a new
granddaughter to Marion
and Earl Steeper. Paul and
Janne had a baby girl,
Jennifer on Monday. During
this last week Katy stayed
with her grandparents. Katy
is Jennifer's sister.
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Times -Advocate, April 29, 1981
Elect Dashwood slate,
seniors plan for outing
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Zion Lutheran church
voters met Monday, April 20
and elected the officers
brought in by the nominating
committee as follows: past -
president, Ron Merrier;
president, Hubert Miller;
vice-president, Wilfred
Becker; elder, Harold Stire;
Sunday School superinten-
dent, Earl Keller; assistant,
Harvey Beierling; trustees,
Alphonse Denomme and
Howard Datars; finance
board. Roy Gibson, Arnold
Becker. Dave Rader, Bill
Vandeworp; mission
treasurer, John Hayter;
general finance secretary,
Murray Keller;
stewardship, Ron Merner,
Charles Martene; education,
Robert Boogemans, Robert
Hayter; evangelism,
Delmar Miller, Aaron
Restemaver, Glen
Restemayer; secretary,
Harry Hayter.
Seniors plan bus trip
Dashwood Senior citizens
met Monday, April 20 with 39
present. Mrs. Pearl Miller,
president. dealt with the
business.
A donation was made to
the treasury by Mrs. Louis
Weigand who made doll
clothers and sold them.
The Zone rally will be
April 28 at Vanastra with
registration at 10:30 a.m.
A bus trip to Frankenmuth
is planned for June 14.
Anyone interested please
call 237-3554.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Rader's group wilt be in
charge of the next meeting.
Mrs. Mervyn Tieman's
group was in charge of the
program. Following a sing
song, Doug Lewis played
piano solos and accompanied
with violin Harvey Smith
with guitar and Mrs. Rodd
Love. piano. Mrs. Katie
Schenk gave a reading.
Lunch and cards followed
Color at Men's club
At the final supper
meeting for Dashwood
Men's Club for the season
wives and friends were
guests. Friday, April 24.
Anthony Martens presided
for the business and welcom-
ed everyone.
Guest speaker, color
analyst. Ethel Harper, was
introduced by Ron Merner.
Her topic was Color by Des-
ign and personal color
analysis.
Hubert Miller presented
each lady with a complimen-
tary Guiness wine glass.
Dancing was to the music
of the Footnotes.
The 50-50 draw was made
with proceeds going to the
medical centre. Winners
were, Jeff Taylor, Ortha
Baker and Sandra Regier.
Senior choirs gather
The senior choir of Zion
Lutheran church entertained
the choir of Calvary United
church Tuesday, April 21.
Bunco was played with
winners, Charles and
Florence Martene; low,
Mrs. Ken McCrae and
Melvin Stade; lucky chairs,
Miss Barbara Laing, Idella
Gabel and Harry Hoffman.
The social committee served
lunch.
Personals
Karen Ford, Calgary,
and Marilyn Ford, Edmon-
ton, vacationed with their
parents and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Ford. Easter
celebrations were held Sun-
day for all the families.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader
were in Waterloo, Thursday,
and visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Garnet Weiberg.
Garnet, who was very sick is
well on the road to recovery.
Dashwood and area
medical committee ap-
preciate sincerely the dona-
tion from Stephen Central
school students and com-
mend them for their efforts.
Mrs. Laura Datars has
returned home from South
Huron Hospital, Exeter;
Milt Haugh is a atient
there. Mrs. Esther Sa on is
a patient in Univ rsity
Hospital. London.
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Times -Advocate, April 29, 1981
Elect Dashwood slate,
seniors plan for outing
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Zion Lutheran church
voters met Monday, April 20
and elected the officers
brought in by the nominating
committee as follows: past -
president, Ron Merrier;
president, Hubert Miller;
vice-president, Wilfred
Becker; elder, Harold Stire;
Sunday School superinten-
dent, Earl Keller; assistant,
Harvey Beierling; trustees,
Alphonse Denomme and
Howard Datars; finance
board. Roy Gibson, Arnold
Becker. Dave Rader, Bill
Vandeworp; mission
treasurer, John Hayter;
general finance secretary,
Murray Keller;
stewardship, Ron Merner,
Charles Martene; education,
Robert Boogemans, Robert
Hayter; evangelism,
Delmar Miller, Aaron
Restemaver, Glen
Restemayer; secretary,
Harry Hayter.
Seniors plan bus trip
Dashwood Senior citizens
met Monday, April 20 with 39
present. Mrs. Pearl Miller,
president. dealt with the
business.
A donation was made to
the treasury by Mrs. Louis
Weigand who made doll
clothers and sold them.
The Zone rally will be
April 28 at Vanastra with
registration at 10:30 a.m.
A bus trip to Frankenmuth
is planned for June 14.
Anyone interested please
call 237-3554.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Rader's group wilt be in
charge of the next meeting.
Mrs. Mervyn Tieman's
group was in charge of the
program. Following a sing
song, Doug Lewis played
piano solos and accompanied
with violin Harvey Smith
with guitar and Mrs. Rodd
Love. piano. Mrs. Katie
Schenk gave a reading.
Lunch and cards followed
Color at Men's club
At the final supper
meeting for Dashwood
Men's Club for the season
wives and friends were
guests. Friday, April 24.
Anthony Martens presided
for the business and welcom-
ed everyone.
Guest speaker, color
analyst. Ethel Harper, was
introduced by Ron Merner.
Her topic was Color by Des-
ign and personal color
analysis.
Hubert Miller presented
each lady with a complimen-
tary Guiness wine glass.
Dancing was to the music
of the Footnotes.
The 50-50 draw was made
with proceeds going to the
medical centre. Winners
were, Jeff Taylor, Ortha
Baker and Sandra Regier.
Senior choirs gather
The senior choir of Zion
Lutheran church entertained
the choir of Calvary United
church Tuesday, April 21.
Bunco was played with
winners, Charles and
Florence Martene; low,
Mrs. Ken McCrae and
Melvin Stade; lucky chairs,
Miss Barbara Laing, Idella
Gabel and Harry Hoffman.
The social committee served
lunch.
Personals
Karen Ford, Calgary,
and Marilyn Ford, Edmon-
ton, vacationed with their
parents and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Ford. Easter
celebrations were held Sun-
day for all the families.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader
were in Waterloo, Thursday,
and visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Garnet Weiberg.
Garnet, who was very sick is
well on the road to recovery.
Dashwood and area
medical committee ap-
preciate sincerely the dona-
tion from Stephen Central
school students and com-
mend them for their efforts.
Mrs. Laura Datars has
returned home from South
Huron Hospital, Exeter;
Milt Haugh is a atient
there. Mrs. Esther Sa on is
a patient in Univ rsity
Hospital. London.
BED • BATH
KITCHEN • GIFTS
BOUTIQUE
SURPRISE SALE
Wed. only, 6-9 p.m.
10% OFF
everything in the store
All Wicker 20% off
Up To 30% Off
Selected Items
405 Main St., Exeter
235-2957
OPE N
Mon., Tues., Wed.,
fhurs., & Sat. 9:30 - 5
Fridays- 9:30 - 9
�e1Upee
aNe c�
UNISEX HAIR STYLING
346 Main St. Exeter Phone 235-0421
4.1tilli
•
lily
V4.0 .1111 Friday May 1
Linda Tjoelker
GRAND OPENING SPECIALS
l,nda Tloelker and loon Skinner
ore pleased to announce the
Grand Opening of their salon The
Mane Event We specialize in
Haircuts. Blowdrys, Perms,
Colours Hennas and much more...
Joan Skinner
Children 8 and
under will receive a
Free Haircut when
accompanied by an
Adult Customer.
(1 child per
adult customer)
HOURS
Mon. - Thurs. 9-5:30
Fri. 9-7 Sat. 9-4
PERM SPECIALS
reg. $32.00
Wed. & Thurs. 5:30 - 9
By Appointment Only
ENTER OUR DRAW FOR 1 FREE PERM
or 3 Shampoo, CO and Blow Dries
Clip & Save
&Wi(? 0
UNISEX HAIRSTYLING `(
This coupon entitles you to B1.00 off
Any Hair Styling Service till May 31 81
NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY Exeter 235-0421