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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-06-01, Page 5Many family gatherings Six young p.opl. conflrmed at Dashwood .Lutheran service H MR$. IRVIN RADER Six young people were con- firmed by Rev. Mayo Mellecke at Zion Lutheran Church Sunday May 29, namely, Susan Van Dorsselaer, Ross Keller, Chris Miller, Robert Rader, of Paul Mellecke and Bill Vandeworp. Confirmation guests: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rader and boys, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rader and Ja- queline, Shakesceare; Mr. \\111 EAVESTROUGH „" SIDING Ask About Our SAVINGS • Stelto Shutters • Aluminum Storm Doors & Windows • Aluminum Awnings • The energy window roll shutters system • Renovations General Construction FREE ESTIMATES JIM BECK CONSTRUCTION DASHWOOD 237-3526 We're glad you asked! With Bob Fletcher and Iry Armstrong of 6 WHAT CAN i SAY? WHAT CAN I DO? If you've avoided visiting the home of a ter- minally ill friend or relative because you don't know what to do or say when you get there, you're not alone. But here are some things you can consider. DO IT NOW Visiting them now shows them you're still a friend. Visiting at the funeral shows the widow (er) and family the same thing, but also that you waited too long. Do it now, and show you care. WHAT TO SAY AND DO: Say that you've been praying for him and mean it. Say that you've brought a book that might help. Say you've arranged to take that friend to the hospital (or doctor's office) for the regular visit next Thursday, so the spouse can tend other chores. Take his wife's grocery list along with yours when you go rnarketirig next week. Offer to fix a lunch, wash a car, drive the kids or any other special little chore as needed. But, do it now. DON'T STOP THERE After the funeral. all of the above are still good examples to follow - and may aid in comfor- ting the family. ONTARIO FUNERAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION I I nr orpo1J1M1 IRV ARMSTRONG FUNERAL HOME PHONE 73S 1171 BOB FLETCHER and Mrs. Doug Allan, Kit- chener; Mrs. Mabel Parke, Hensall; Mrs. Elva Willert and Mrs. Laura Datars, Dashwood, with Mrs. Shirley Van Dorsselaer and Susan. Mrs. Muriel Boyd, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller, Dashwood; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Berends and Jack and Darlene Schenk and family, Exeter; Robert and Marjorie Green and family, Huron Park, and Ernie and Sheila Miller and family with Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Miller, Chris and family. Members of the family and friends with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vandeworp, Bill and family. Visitors with Ross Keller and his family were Ron and Marlene Oke and boys, Kit- chener; Ken and Susan Oke and family, Exeter; Frieda Keller, Murray and Pat Keller and girls, George and Elaine Keller and family, Dashwood; Roland and Marlene Gibson and family, Denfield; Keith and Joyce Keller and boys, Elgin and Mabel Keller, Karl,Marg and Tracey Keller, hoger and Barb Keller and girls, Lon- don; Ken and :ihirley Keller, Goderich; and Rob and Lori Maaskant, Kitchener. Visitors with Paul and Rev. OLIVER ACTION -- The play Oliver will be presented Friday night at the Exeter Olde Town Hall by Precious Blood Separate School students. Show time is 7:30 p.m. From the left are Fred Gregus, Jeff Mittelholtz, Lynnette Gryseels, Jeff Kints and Darryl McCann. Tickets are available at the school. T -A photo. Shipka lady attends nursing school reunion By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Lorne and Loreen Devine visited an afternoon last week with Milton and Eva Sweitzer. Thelma Beierling and An- nie Morenz, also Thelma's daughter and son-in-law, Freida and Dave Wright, of St. Thomas, who were on holi- day, went on the one day bus trip last week with Dashwood Seniors to Cullen Gardens at Whitby. A morning stop was made at Edwards Gardens Civic Garden Centre, in Toronto, where Mr. Cullen first began his gardening hob- by. We enjoyed our tour of the Cullen gardens and all the added attractions, lunch On location or Studio la�� Bart DeVries! PHOTOGRAPHY - COSSMIRCIAI - PORTRAITS - WI DDINGS GROUPS PURI 101 Mounting and laminating Telephone 235.1298 137 Thames Rd. East Exeter, Ont. snacks in the glass roofed • restaurant and shopping, Our next stop was at Scarboro town Centre for shopping and supper. We had a most en- joyable day's outing. Dick and Annie Zielrnan, Debbie and Angie, visited Sunday with Annie's brother, Bill and Ellen Janzen, Craig, Stephen and Jamie at Leam- ington. Joining the fancily gathering were the Zielman's grandson, Colin, and his parents Susie and Wayne Robson, of Essex. Others at- tendin were Annie's sister, Mrs. Helen Stadler, and nephew Siegfried Stadler, of Leamington, and a niece Teresa Stadler and daughter ,Jennifer, of Essex. Overnight guests with Fer- man and Leota Snyder were Brian O'Sullivan and Rev. Roger Bitner, of Toronto. Bonnie Dugas, of Grand Bend spent the weekend with • Ella and Willis Desjardine. Sports The Pee \Vee hall players held their first game Thurs day at Brinsley. Score was Brinsley 22-Shipka 20..• Home runs were made by Jeff Benniwies and Dwayne Mellin. Flys were caught by Jana Turnbull, Eric Ram- metoo and James Desjardine. Mrs. Mabel Guenther spent the weekend in London with her friend Mrs. Lillian Robin- son and they attended the 100th anniversary of Victoria Hospital School Of Nursing when more than 1,000 gathered in the ballroom of the London lioliday Inn for a luncheon Saturday. Nurses came from as near as London and as far away as Australia and represented a full quarter of the school's 1.241 graduates. Mabel said thtire was much reminiscing and, visiting among nurses she hadn t seen I in years. and Mrs. M. Mellecke and family were Rev. and Mrs. Norman Heintz, Kurt and Brad, Lincoln Park, Michigan; Rev. and Mrs. Roger Heintz, Mathew, Bee - ca and Peter, Bad Axe, Mich.; Dail and Elizabeth Mellecke, Goderich; and Jay Lananske, Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Faye Rader, Robert and Shelley at Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rader who entertained in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Tieman attended the Bac- calaureate Service of Alma College at Central United Church St.• Thomas, Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stormes and family. Mrs. Chris Olson has returned to Regina, Sask. after vacationing with the Melvin Stade family and visiting other relatives. Flowers in Zion Lutheran Church were provided by the parents of the Confirmation class and also in loving memory by the family of the late Reinhold Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mason spent the weekend in a tepee in Pine Grove Park, Port Huron, Michigan to celebrate the feast of St. Clair with members of their family, Larry, Jennifer, Jaqueline, Gail and Justin. They had to be dressed in buckskins or primitive clothing to blend with the pre -1800 military en- campment. Demonstrations of the American Revolution skirmishes were re-enacted. It was a great experience but Gerald said he would hate to have to live in a tepee all the time. In honour of Robert Rader's confirmation May 29 at Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood, guests included his parents, Keith, Ottawa and Faye, Dashwood, sister Shelli, Godparents, Mrs. Violet Rader of Exeter and Mrs. Linda Coats of Mississauga, grandfather, Alvin Rader, Exeter, Don and Karen Rader, Lisa and An- drea, Dashwood, Dave Kirk and Patricia Rader, London, Ray and Gail Rader, Sara and Melanie of St. Marys, Jim Coats of Mississauga, Bert and Susie Faber of Kippen. Dinner was celebrated by everyone at the home of Robert's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rader, Exeter. Sharon Martene and Les sley, Medicine.Hat, Alberta, spent ten days with Sharon's COUNTRY CLIPPERS 1= - :UNISEX HAIRSTYLING 1. 1 1 37•3778 Mt. Carmel •, TUSS.-Wt0-.1R1 9.11 THURS. till 9 SAT. rill 3 ---_t•- mother, Mrs. Florence Martene. They visited other relatives as well as doing some sight seeing. Ask any of the 46 people who were en the bus trip to Cullen Gardens, Whitby, where to go on a bus trip and theywillsay Cullen Gardens. Although it was. arranged by Dashwood Seniors, they were accompanied by some from Grand Bend, Crediton and Exeter. Everything was very beautiful. On the way home they had supper at a mall in Scarborough and did some shopping. Eight members of Dashwood Women's Institute attended the District Annual at Crediton Thursday, May 26. They were Mrs. Emil Becker, Mrs. Valentine Becker, Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mrs. Gordon Bender, Mrs. Ralph Weber, Mrs. Margaret Carroll, Mrs. Syd Baker and Mrs. Aldeen Wolfe. Dashwood was in charge of a craft table. Crediton W.I. served a delicious lunch. Times -Advocate, June 1, 1983 .1 v►/ • Fertilizing • Railway Ties • Ground Work • Design Service • Sodding • Nursery stock • Seeding planting SAVE SSS ON OUR SPRING SPECIALS 1. Page 3 Iro c e 2166-w437 3364434 Dignan Landscaping and Sod Supply R.R. 2 Henson. 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