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Times -Advocate, May 21, 1981
Plan rummage sale
To begin Medical Centre work
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
The Dashwood and Area
Medical committee met
Tuesday. May 11 at the site
of the Medical ('entre where
the position of the building on
the lot was decided and
marked Due to the generous
donations of friends.
business places and
organizations to date. and
the continuous weekly con-
tributions being received to
encourage the committee. it
was agreed to start work on
the building of the centre
before the total goal has
been reached. with the
sincere hope and confidence
that he goal will be reached
by the time the centre is
ready for occupancy.
Dashwood and Area
Medical committee is plan-
ning a rummage sale in the
month of June. Watch for a
further notice All donations
will be gratefully received.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love
were in London Thursday,
May 13. to see their second
great granddaughter. Kari
Anna Mae Lobb. tirst child for
Joe and Janet i Datars
Lobb.
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne
Nicksch. of Hobart. Indiana.
called on relatives in town
last week. They also visited
her brother in Exeter. sister
and family. Zion. and her
sister. Mrs. Esther Salmon
at University hospital.
Dashwood trustees.
George Tieman. Ken Rader
and Nancy Rader and their
spouses. Don Bender. and
Lorne Kleinstiver and staff
were guest of the O.F,.L.
(Ontario Electric . League I
on a visit and tour of the
Nuclear Reactor Bruce B
plant at Douglas Point
Thursday. It has been under
construction for seven years
and will go into service later
this year. They were also
treated to a steak dinner.
Mrs. Tieman said it was a
great outing and almost un-
believeable- The control
panel looks like something
out of Star Wars.
Mrs. Gordon Bender.
federation representative.
attended the Officer's
Conference at Waterloo May
5.6 and 7.
Mr. and Mrs Harry
Hayter received word from
their daughter and husband
Brad and Janice Oke Sunday
morning. that they had
arrived safely in Saudi
Arabia where they will be
working during the next
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rader
and family. London. were
weekend guests with Mrs.
Hilda Rader.
Sunday guests with
Mr.and Mrs. Dave Rader
and family were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Miller and girls,
Zion; Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Bennett and Mr and Mrs Ir-
vin Rader.
Mr. and Mrs Cliff
Penhale; Mrs. Ada Newton,
London ; Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Dietrich. Zurich;
Bill Willert and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Willert attended
the funeral of their cousin,
Joanne Kashouty in Ar-
mada. Michigan Wednesday,
May 13.
Funeral service for the
late Milt Haugh was held
Tuesday. May 12 with pall
bearers Don and Jack
Gaiser. Don. Jim and Bill
Weigand and Bob Hendrick.
Flowers in Calvary United
Church. Sunday were from
the family of Milt Haugh.
placed in loving memory.
Calvary UCW
Calvary United Church
Women held the May
meeting Monday. May 11
with the World Outreach
committee in charge. Mrs.
Sid Baker chairlady. read
"God cares for your
friends."
Mrs. Gerald Mason and
Mrs. Jack Gaiser sang a
duet. Mrs. Harold Carroll
read two poems. "The Other
side of the Door.' and "When
God created Mothers." Mrs.
Mildred Kellerman com-
pleted the study book on
Japan.
Mrs. Eben Weigand pass-
ed out numbered paper
tulips and winners of plants
were Mrs. Earl Guenther.
Mrs. Don Gaiser and Mrs.
Ralph Weber_
Mrs. Don Gaiser presided
for the business. Special
prayers were said for the
sick. The sunshine com-
mittee is Mrs. Bill Chandler
and Mrs. Earl Guenther.
The strawberry supper is
June 17. A bus leaves for the
United Church London
Conference in Chatham,
Nlav 27 at 3 p.m. The ordina-
tion of Miss Barbara Laing
will take place. Anyone
wishing to go contact Mrs.
Don Gaiser.
Zion Ladies Aid
The Mother and Daughter
supper of Zion Lutheran
Ladies' Aid was held Tues-
day, May 12, with group 1
and conveners Mrs. Ernest
Koehler and Mrs. Ronald
Becker in Charge.
A large number sat downto
a bountiful table. Pastor
Mellecke said grace.
. Honorary members wore
corsages .Jayne Hayter
proposed a toast to the
mothers and Mrs. Irvin
Rader responded with a
toast to the daughters.
Several plants were given
to Mrs. Louella Tieman and
Mrs. Lloyd Rader for mark-
ed plates: Mrs. Murray
Keller and Tammy for
birthdays closest: Mrs. Jim
Lynn, youngest mother.
Guest speakers, Carla
Krause and Pam Sutler who
operate "The Sap Bucket" in
Elmira were introduced by
Mrs. Ron Merner. These
ladies in the Mennonite com-
munity have organized the
ladies into groups making
quilts and crafts. They dis-
cussed their work and show-
ed slides. Many quilts and
crafts were on display.
Mrs. Charles Martene
presided for the business.
The Altar Guild reported 8
phone calls. 4 cards sent, 2
flowers -and -25 visits. The
new guild is Mrs. Arnold
Becker and Mrs. Shirley
VanDorsselaer.
Group 2 will hav€ the
birthday party in June at the
Blue Water Rest Home.
Miss Helen Nadiger has
been appointed assistant
treasurer.
More Donations
The following is a partial
list of donations to the Dash-
wood and Area Medical
Centre:
Mrs. Katherine Schenk,
Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Carruthers, Mr. and Mrs.
Elgin Merner, Harold
Hendrick, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. George
Pen, Bev and Danny Durdin,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Morrissey, Lorne Genttner
Memorial, Milton Haugh
Memorial, Exeter Ford
Equipment, Rumball
Motors, Kongskilde Ltd.,
JAPANESE LUNCH Michael VandenBerk, Tracey Clarke, Vicky Vansas, Peter lobrerhr'
and Sondra Relouw served o Japanese lunch to visiting parents and teachers. The Grade 5
students were taking port in a social studies course in Mrs. Glendinning's class at Our lady
of Mount Carmel separate school.
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Doug Johnson Construction,
Godbolt Insurance, Tuckey
Beverages, Gaiser and
Kneale Insurance, Jerry
MacLean Automotive
Mosselman's Onions Ltd.,
Market Farm Equipment,
Fergus Turnbull and Sons
Ltd., Grasdahl Construction,
Fettes Tours, Vincent
Excavating, Ken Lovie
Construction, Superior
Propane, Grand Cove
Residents Association,
Continental Grain, Grand
Bend Lions Club, Turnbulls
Grove, Farmer Bills, Exeter
Lions Club, Dashwood Men
and Womens Slow pitch,
Stephen Central School,
G.N.O. Bridge Club of Dash-
wood, Mrs. Ella Mcllroy,
Rufus Turnbull, and Mrs.
Lyla Broderick.
Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
John Dyck and Victor
recentl, were Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Jordon and family
Paris.
Scott Prest returned home
Sunday after being
hospitalized several weeks
in University Hospital, Lon-
don. Mrs. Myra Glenn of
Arkona. Mrs. John Dyck and
Mrs Dorothy McDonald
visited Mrs. Violet Allison
and Kathleen Morley
Mrs. Ruth Trevithick of
Etobicoke visited over the
holiday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Trevithick.
Dianne Corbett. Minden
spent the weekend holiday
with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Corbett and
David.
There will be no service at
Brinsley United Church Sun-
day May 24 as it is Ailsa
Craig United Church's an-
niversary service.
Na Interest Charges
at Hully Gully
No interest charges for 12
months will be offered as a
special incentive to all
purchasers of new motorcycles
Randy Collins of Hully Gully an-
nounced today.
Collins, who negotiated the deal
with a local bank believes he is
the only motorcycle dealer in the
area to go interest free on all
new purchases. The program
means you con take one year to
poy by making 12 equal prin-
cipal only payments.
"Consumer response i! expected
to be fantastic, particularly
when people ore .faced with
weekly increases in interest,"
Collins said. "We expect to sell
about 5250,000 worth of new
motorcycles in o very short time
to interest free purchasers."
Hully Gully has built a reputa-
tion on extremely competitive
prices, backed up with an ex-
cellent service deportment. Now,
with the added benefits of not
having to poy interest, motorcy
cle soles are expected to surge
ahead.
Collins refused to comment on
how long the bank would allow
him to offer interest free
purchases... but, for the moment,
anyone who is even remotely in-
terested in buying a motorcycle
should contact him immediately
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