Times-Advocate, 1983-06-29, Page 15GRADE EIGHT CLASS AT STEPHEN — Grade eight graduation exercises were held at Stephen Central School Wednesday night. Back, left,
principal Don Finkbeiner, Rob Hoffman, Robert Rader, Lee Watt, Roger Ward, Dennis MacDonald, Cam Darling, Mike Lightfoot and Gerhard
Rempel. Fourth row, Janice Schade, Paul Mellecke, Julie Hendrick, Steve Lightfoot, Vicki Desjardine, Robert Bowers, Connie Desjardine,
Bill Vandeworp and Lisa Rader. Third row, teacher Adriaan Brand, Leslie McDonald, Valerie McDougall, Trevor Ratz, Bonnie Turnbull, Jim
Payne, Kim Wolper, Darren Dale, Susan Van Dorsselaer, Todd Witherspoon and teacher Howard Lawrence. Second row, Allan Cottel, Lisa
Hewitt, Dean Hayter, Bev Dillon, Jeff Hoffman, Alice Volk, Jerry Lamport, and Barb Gallant. Front, Tracey Ratz, Wanda Leishman, Lindy
Dillon, Jean Klemke, Rhoda' Mason and Bonnie Dillon.
Dashwood seniors enjoy picnic
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
Dashwood Seniors held
their picnic at the communi-
ty centre Monday, June 20
with 45 enjoying a delicious
supper. Mrs. CindyKeller and
Mrs. Mervyn Tieman won
prizes for marked cups. Mrs.
Greta Schade won for a mark-
ed chair.
President, Mrs. Eben
Weigand conducted a
business meeting. A Mornent
of Silence was held for
Reinhold Miller and Mrs. Ray
Stephen, a sister of Mrs.
Oscar Pfaff. Mrs. Weigand
read a poem, "On the other
side of death." An invitation
frons the MacKay Centre club
was read where firs.
Lawrence Hamilton and ex-
ecutive member of U.S.C.O.
was to be the guest speaker.
Mrs. Margaret Carroll's
group was in charge of the
program. She gave a well
prepared article "The Senior
Citizen, a Member of Today's
Society." Bingo followed with
many winning prizes.
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week's paper.
Mrs. Luella Tieman has
returned home from Univer-
sity Hospital, London follow-
ing surgery. Mrs. Hilda
Rader has returned home
from South Huron Hospital.
Mrs. Everett Haist and Mrs.
Beulah Desjardine are pa-
tients in South Huron
Hospital.
Gertie and Sherrie Stade
returned home last Thursday.
They spent a few days with
Bert Molzan and family
following the funeral of her
sister, Theresa. From the
Molzans, they spent a few
days with Eleanore and
Clarence Millera sister of
Gertie who also live in Alber-
la. it was very dry in Alberta.
Mrs. Mildred Kellerman
has returned home following
a three week visit to Scotland.
It was an excellent trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Gill of Exeter to Sarnia
Monday where they visited
with Rev. Mervyn Love who
is recovering quite nicely
from surgery in St. Joseph's
hospital. They. had supper
with the Clare Love family in
Sarnia.
Mrs. Laura Daters and Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Love are
delighted to announce the ar-
rival of two new great, great,
grandchildren. Aaron Joseph
Lobb born June 10 to Jo and
Janet ( Datars I Lobb, a
brother for Kerri; and Can-
dice Alicia Lynn Mennen born
June 21 to Tony and June
(Datars) Mennen, a sister for
Crystal and Peter.
Special service
at. • Greenway _UC
. By ANNE WALPER
•At Greenway United
Church a special service was
held on Sunday. The choir
sang two anthems entitled
"Amazing Grace" and "1
Know Who Holds Tomorrow ' .
The sermon. "Strength for
Today" was given by Rev.
Harley Moore.
After the service Rev. and
Mrs. Moore were called for-
ward and an address was
read by Anna Eagleson after
which a gift of money, on
behalf of the congregation.
was presented to them by
Stuart Bullock. Rev. Moore
thanked the congregation and
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tended a farewell party at
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who are leaving. Sister
Shizuko who has taught in the
school for twelve years is go-
ing to London to teach in
September. it was a pleasure
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same school as she for seven
of those years.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weber.
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vention at Barrie for three
days last week. It was hot.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gibson
visited on Saturday in London
with their son Terry. Terry
has accepted a position on
staff with the Autistic unit at
the Children's Psychiatric
Research Institute.
Mrs. Pearl Morley of
Chateau Gardens, Parkhill
spent a day recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Gibson and
celebrated her 83rd birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Wellwood Gill, Craigweil
Gardens. Ailsa Craig, last
week.
Anyone interested in a fall
color bus tour to Gatineau
Hills October 3, 4. and 5 please
call Pearl Miller at 237-3554.
The last date to sign up is Ju-
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Pastor and Mrs. W. L.
Maunula, Thunder Bay and
Daniel and Elizabeth
Mellecke, Goderich, were
Saturday, visitors with Pastor
and Mrs. M. Mellecke and
family. Mrs. Lydia Richert.
Mrs. Myrtle Eder and Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Downs of
Lake Elmo, Minn. and Mrs.
Mabel Mellecke of Stillwater,
Minn. were Sunday overnight
guests at the Mellecke home.
Mrs. Mellecke is spending the
next three weeks with the
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Restemayer spent a week at
Inverlochy fishing.
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Schendel family
reunites at Shipka
Sy MRS. HUGH MORENZ
More than 40 members of
the "Schendel" family held a
picnic a week ago Sunday at
the home of Ervin and Hedy
Devine.
The late Leo and Elsie
Schendel resided and farmed
on the 14th concession of
Stephen, south of Blackbush
school.
In attendance were (Leona )
Mrs. W. H. Koppesser, her
family and grandchildren,
(Charlotte) Mrs. Ross Weber
and family, (Sylvia) Mrs.
Harry Huehnergard and
family, all of Waterloo and
Kitchener area. Also atten-
ding were Hedv's family, the
Hendrick's of Crediton, and
the Vandeworp family of
Dashwood, also Ervin's
mother, Mrs. Susie Devine, of
Grand Bend.
The family gathered for a
noon meal, with sports and
games in the afternoon. It
was also a time to say good-
. bye to Leona's daughter
Lynn, her husband and
daughter, who leave shortly
to spend one year each in
Israel and Germany.
Sports news
Pee wee baseball - June 20
game. Score Brinsley 9 -
Shipka 11. Fly balls caught
were one each for Jeff Ben-
newies, Tommy Cleave and
Rodney Woods. Two by
Christine Chalmers, and
Bruce Dietrich and three by
James Desjardine.
Pee wee game - June 21.
Score Shipka 8 - Kettle Point
17. Fly balls were one each for
Terry Mellin, Christine
Chalmers, Nancy Volk, and
Jeff Bennewies and two by
Bruce Dietrich. Home runs
for the Shipka team were
scored by Jeff Bennewies,
Bruce Dietrich and James
Desjardine.
T -Ball - June 20 game.
Score Shipka 26 - Grand Bend
19. Jamie Baker scored two
home runs.
June 23rd game - Port
Franks 26 - Shipka 28. Jimmy
Dietrich playeda good game
for Shipka.
Squirts baseball game held
June 23. Score Grand Bend 28
- Shipka 60. Alex Russell
made two terrific catches,
and Jeff Sweitzer and Brent
Love played a great game for
Shipka.
Personals
Willis Desjardine placed se-
cond in the fiddle contest this
past weekend in Petrolia.
Ruth and Harry Sheppard
of Parkhill, visited an evening
last week with Hugh and An-
nie Morenz.
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