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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-04-27, Page 12Page 12' April 27, 1983 Shipka group elects slate By MRS. HUGH MORENZ The annual meeting of Shipka Community centre was held Wednesday evening . with 26 in attendance. Election of officers as follows: past president. Russell Mellin; president. Ilarold Finkbeiner: vice president. Jim Sweitzer: secretary. Dorothy Fenner: treasurer. Dorothy Hatz. Trustees are Wayne Woods. Ken Pickering and Hick Reaburn. Seven new members were • voted in: Tony Michielsen, John Muller. Donald Russell. Bruce Russell. John Wuerth. Mike Pickering and Mike Erickson. During the business it was voted to send $2(kt. to ARC Industries. . Cleaning day for the Com- munity centre was set for May 4 at 1:OOp.m. Dates were also set for the euchre parties to begin and date for annual meeting for next year. Anyone wishing to rent the Community centre .should phone Dorothy Fenner al 238-2663. Permission was granted for T -ball games Lobe held again this summer on the Com- munity centre grounds. Personals Mrs. Edgar Webb.- St. Catharines visited a few days at her granddaughter's home._ Ann and Doug Russell and the great-grandchildren, Connie. Alex. Elizabeth and Jill last week: . Ward and Ina Neeb. Zurich visited Friday evening with Hugh and Annie Morrnz. Let's run around together. l� �, • 5f AMI 1 S5 DASHW • • D S HOOL REUNION — A reunion of former students of Dashwood public school was held at the Dashwood Hotel, Saturday. Shown chatting about the old school are Scott Boyle, Ottawa: Gary Tiernan, Hubert Restemayer, Plattsville and Melvin Restemayer. T•A photo Dcishwood senior group entertains area visitors By MRS. IRVIN RADER Approximately 200 were present on Monday when Dashwood Seniors entertain- -ed Hensall, Exeter. Zurich and Grand Bend Seniors at the community centre. The C.W.L. of Mt. Carmel was in charge of the program.. The ladies presented a • fashion show dating from the • cave man up to the present. They also. presented a play. "Gramma Perkin's Kitchen". Ted and Jerry Ducharme played guitar and sang diets. The program was greatly enjoyed. The Seniors plan to attend the Zone Daily April 27.81 the Exeter Legion Hall. Personals . - Mrs. Ivan Taylor. Kit- chener, and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg. Waterloo visited with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader. Wednesday. Gordon Bender has return- ed home from St. Joseph's EAVESTROUGH SIDING Ask About Our SAVINGS Stelco Shutters ► Aluminum Storm Doors & Windows • Aluminum Awnings • The energy window roll shutters system • Renovations General Construction FREE ESTIMATES JIM BECK CONSTRUCTION DASHWOOD 237-3526 Hospital, London where he had surgery. Melvin Restemayer has returned home from South Huron Hospital. Exeter. Flowers in the Lutheran Church, Sunday. were placed in loving memory by the family of Lorne Genttner who passed away April 27, 1981. Dashwood men's club Dashwood men's club held the April meeting Friday evening at the community centre with their wives as guests. Fifty-nine sat down to a delicious turkey supper. Melvin Stade led in the sing- ing of 0 Canada and grd'ce was said by Robert Hoffman. Wayne Ratz proposed a toast to the ladies. Ron Merner thanked the caterers. President. Ray tlartrnan. presided for the business. Ray Rader read the minutes and Bill Becker gave the treasurer's report. Don Bender reported that $287 was collected in the canvass for cancer. A donation of $80 is being sent to Bunny Bundle. A report from the Medical Centre by Robert Hoffman in- dicated that the centre will be known as Dashwood & Area Medical Corporation. The meeting was turned over to Mervyn Lebold who introduced the.' Town' and Country Four, a barbershop quartet from Seaforth. This was followed by a dance. Chinese food by cheerful chefs c • By Christine Coates The Cheerful (Chefs of Hurondale VI met at Dianne Rundle's house for a party April 9. Everyone had chip- ped in to make the food, which they tried to base on Chinese and Italian origin. It was still early, so they played games of Twister and Black Magic and a couple of other games. When suppertime came, all filled their plates very high. After the delicious meal was. over, some of them helped with dishes while others just sat around. The next meeting, Saturday April 16 was at the Rundle household. Huron gets funds for 4-H exchange The Canadian 4-11 Council has sent word to the agricultural office, Clinton, that Huron County will receive funds for a 1983.open house Canada Exchange. Huron's twin group will be from Turtleford, Saskat- chewan. Turtleford is in north-western Saskatchewan, a mixed farming area. The for MOTHER'S DAY GIVE MOM A Sunday, May 8 exchange will take place in July. Those 4-11 members who have applied to go on the 1983 exchange will receive more information in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snow Celebrate 40th anniversary Sy MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE• A surprise 40th wedding an- niversary party was held at Elimville Hall on Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. William Snow. The evening was planned by their family. Euchre was played. Mr. and Mrs. Snow were seated at a decorated table and Reg ltodgert read an ad- dress which was prepared by Mrs. Mac Hcxigerl who was unable to be there. Mr. and Mrs. Snow were presented with a clock which was engraved. It was given by their old neighbours and friends. They were also presented with a plate and a barometer and thermometer .as well as a number of cards. Bill ' replied and then .a delicious lunch was partaken of. Their oldest son Dill Jr. and - his fiance of Calgary attend- ed the gathering much to the surprise of Bill's parents. Church service The regular church service was held on Sunday with Rev. Robert .Matheson in charge. The children's story was ern titled "It Takes A Shepherd's Crook". The sermon was "entitled "Chaperone Shpeherd or Short -Cut?" Rev. Matheson said, when iv think of Christ as a Shepherd to His people we tend to romanticize as to what the -duties of a shepherd are. is he someone who stands around whose mere presence is supposed, to mean no trouble will develop? Is the shepherd who spoon-feeds his flock to such an extent we, as the sheep, need much energy in Christian living? In the .case of Christ the path we are_called to follow is a difficult one. Jesus tells us He will assist us in our mis- sion but never does he say He. will perform our duties for us. The Shepherd. Christ. calls us or actually challenges us to new experiences and new duties — new -growth for the sake of His Kingdom in the world. - Itridal Shower Some 60 ladies and girls gathered on Wednesday-even- ing ednesday even-ing in the church basement to honour Miss Joyce Cunn- ington bride -elect of Maya Miss - Ruth Bray played "Through The Eyes of Love" while Miss I' al Hodgert escorted Joyce'to a decorated chair. Mrs. Barry- E. Miller welcomed everyone and in- troduced the ladies on the platform. A humorous reading "New Hubby Like Puppy" was given by Mrs. Bill Rohde. Miss Pat Ilodgert read a well %s'orded address and Rebecca Miller, Jo -Dee Rowe pulled in a decorated wagon laden with gifts. Erin Richardson and Jayne Rowe also assisted with the gifts. After opening the gifts Joyce thanked everyone. Miss Agnes Bray played the piano and Mrs. Rick Parker led in some singing of Shower for fire victims Whalen Mrs. Earl French and Mrs. Harry Damen were hostesses for a shower of household and kitchen items for Mrs. Ron Pullman on Monday, April 23 at Whalen Community Centre. Many useful articles were received to help replace those destroyed when their house burned a couple of weeks ago. Olga thanked everyone for their help and concern: ' The Pullmans have rented i♦ mobile home which they are using as temporary accom- modation while their house is being rebuilt. - A 'family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Macleod Mills on Sun- day to visit with Mrs. Mills' mother Mrs. Lillian Davies and sister-in-law Mrs. Arnold Davies of Spalding, Saskat- chewan. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Davies. Guelph, Mr. and 'Mrs. Don Davies, Port Lambton and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Davies. Windsor. . Clandeboye . Mr.. 'and Mrs. Gerald Millson were hosts Sunday for a family. bridal shower in' honour of their cousin, Peggy Ilaidysh, Kitchener: After the bride opened the many beautiful gifts, 46 guests sat down to a hot dinner and a visit together. Guests attend- ed from Aylmer. Kitchener, London,Strathroy, Bluevale. Exeter. -Centralia and' Clandeboye. The Clandeboye and Lucan Women's Institutes • are grateful for the many donors that turned out at the -lied Cross.Blood Clinic Thursday evening. We regret the long line-ups but appreciate your time and patience for waiting and giving. "the gift of life:" Mrs. Marie Hodgins, Lon- don was a Tuesday visitor with Art and Jean lfodgins and family. humorous songs. Mrs. Kill Rohde corldueted a trousseau contest. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dallan- lyne and Wendy spent a week recently in Vancouver and other points in British Columbia. The Exeter and area fire department was called to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cottle on Sunday evening to a ch" ►ney fire. Mr. John Baumbach of Lon- don will show his pictures and give a commentary on •''l'he Holy Land" on Monday. May 2 at 8 p.m. in the church base- ment. There will be a plant exchange at this meeting. •CITIZEN • Specia/iflJail -u � "Fresh" Oatmeal or Apple Raisin Muffins 6P1.09 Marble Cheddar Cheeseib. $2.79 Tuc, Crackers , 250 gr. $1.14 SAVE 55t "O ver 40 kinds of delicious donuts" / alerc� and C //heese _1 ouWe 443 Moto St., Exeter 233-0332 COMPARE! • PRICE • VALUE • STYLE • GUARANTEE Now you know why Citizen is "The Watch of Watches!" " Citizen ... makers of watches crafted with such accuracy, beauty and dependability, that they're guaranteed for two full years. •CITIZEN •CITIZEN 44-9580.90 '299. ...The Watch of Watches! ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 Albert Street, Clinton ' 26 Main Street South, Seaforth 204 Main Street, Exeter 203 Durham Street East, Walkerton 135 Queen Street East, St. Marys •CITIZEN „ 49-6367.80 •229. Panasonic THE GENIUS ME -7930 - Auto sensor with 8 auto programs - Auto weight Defrost - Cook -A -Round Magnetic Turntable ..q - ZIMMER'S 'TV Dashwood 237-3428 11 iifr......_ CREDITON FIREMEN'S POSTER WINNERS =- Stephen Central Schobl students who won prizes in the Crediton fire department, poster contest received their awards, Thursday. Back, left, fireman Jim Finkbeiner and Doug Lightfoot. Centre, Peter Con- way, Brett Borden and Jason Finkbeiner: Front, Michelle Chalmers, Wanda Turn- bull and Julie Schade.. o. T -A photo Tiger Times from Stephen Central Everyone probably knows that this is Education Week. We invite our parents. grand- parents and others to our classrooms to see our work and watch us learn. Yester- day and today are the days we have Open }louse. The arts • and crafts fair by the primary classes is set up for everyone to see. There are some in- teresting items on display' Basketball Tournament Friday our school teams participated in the annual south regional basketball tournament. Both the girls and boys are to he con- gratulated on a fine effort. A Special congratulation gots to the boys team on capturing the championship. Science Fair We must congratulate all the participants of our annual Science Fair. The students who placed well in our school went nn to the next level of crimpetiti0n in Exeter Then those who won there entered their display at the county level. ('ongratttlations to Lin- dy Dillon. Rob Hoffman and Trevor Raiz whoeompeted at the county level. School Program - Our grade seven and eight students have started to prac- tise the songs and lines for the musical western called "Go- ing West". Huth hard .work will go into this and hopeful- ly it will pay off at the end. Watch for more information about this in the future col- utnns of Tiger Times..., 1'rofcsslonal Development • I)ay This Friday. April 29 our teachers will he travelling to Howick Central School near Fordwich to participate in various workshops and listen to many interesting speakers. The students will have a day at home. Hopefully the weather will be good for Out- door activitit'l3. - Truckload Sod Sale Thursday, Friday, Saturday April 28, 29, 30 Great Savings on NEW LAWNS or LAWN FIXUPS Order ahead and don't be disappointed JUST ARRIVED • Raspberries • Asparagus • Strawberries • Privet and other hedging We do camptete Lawn Maintenance FREE ESTIMATES Hours Open Mon -Sat. 9:00 a.m. till dusk Sunday Noon till 6 p.m. LAKEWOOD NURSERY Landscaping and Lawn Care Highway 21 Mike Miller St. Joseph 236-4479 Interior/Exterior