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Times -Advocate, September 30, 1981
Plan to visit Royal
Seniors elect new officers
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Dashwood seniors met
Monday. September 21 with
46 present. President, Mrs.
Pearl Miller presided for
the business. Letters of
thanks were read. Chairman
of the nominating com-
mi;tee. Oscar Pfaff read the
list of new officers for 1981-
82. namely. president, Mrs.
Pearl Miller; vice-
presidents. Mrs. Eben
Weigand and Mrs. Ross
Love: secretary -treasurer,
Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan; assis-
tant. Mrs. Lorne Genttner;
trustees. Oscar Pfaff, Carl
Ohmayer. and Mervyn
Tiernan. Reinhold Miller
conducted the installation.
Mrs. Charles Martene is
card convener.
A bus trip is being planned
for the Royal Winter Fair.
The fall rally is October 14 in
Holmesville. Mrs. M.
Tiernan gave a report of the
["SCO convention held at
Queen'; University,
Kingston.
Mrs. Ross Love's group
was 1n charge _of the
program. Following a short
sing song. Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Haist sang a duet
accompanied on the guitar
by their son. Stanley. Cards
and crokinole were enjoyed.
Chickens eggs in Dashwood
The first meeting of the
Dashwood 4-H homemaking
club was held September 21
for the project, "Which
came first. the chicken or
the egg" with leaders. Mrs.
Ray Rader and Mrs. Earl
Keller. Officers were
elected from the 14
members as follows: presi-
dent. Elise Vandeworp;
vice-president. Irene
Dietrich; secretary, Lori
Ann Boogemans; teasurer,
Brenda Rader; press
reporter. Rachel Mellecke.
Mrs. Rader explained the
project requirements and
freezing and thawing
chickens. Mrs. Keller gave
tips on the types of chickens,
grades, care and structure
and sharpening knives. This
was followed by a
demonstration in cutting by
the leaders.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn
Tieman attended the gift
show on the weekend and
also visited with their grand-
son, David Stormes, who is
attending University of
Toronto. His parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Stormes,Susan
and Peter. St. Thomas, were
also visiting him.
Mrs. Pearl Miller, accom-
panied by a niece from Sar-
nia, has returned home from
a most interesting two week
visit to British Columbia,
Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Relatives drove them to see
Banff. Jasper. and Edson,
Alberta. where they saw the
mining of coal. and Stoney
Plains. At Saskatoon Mrs.
Miller met a sister-in-law
she had never seen before.
She also saw the farm where
Leasum and Ed Lafond
farmed and visited her
brother Ed's grave at
Blucher, Saskatchewan.
They flew home from
Calgary.
Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Rader were
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
Weiberg. Waterloo; Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell Gamble, Lon-
don; and Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd
Rader.
Calvary United church
World Wide communion will
be celebrated Sunday, Oc-
tober 4. 9:45
There were a good number
out Wednesday evening to
see slides of Rev. Laing's
trip to Israel. The pictures
were taken in and around
Galilee, and were very real
ano most interesting. The
next half of her slides will be
of Jerusalem. She will be
showing them Thursday
evening October 8, 8 p.m. in
Zurich United Church.
On October 5, 8 p.m.
Dashwood United Church
members will have their
board meeting at the church.
Elgin and Kevin, John and
Alphonse (Whitey)
Denomme spent a few days
fishing north of the French
River on Georgian Bay
where Whitey snagged a 15
pound. 39'z inch Northern
pike and an 11 pounder. He is
having the 15 pound one
mounted.
The Black slo-pitch girls'
team won the championship
Wednesday evening. Lynda
Dietrich is captain and Anne
Sweiger is co -captain.
Miss Laurie Becker, Tren-
ton, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Becker
and family.
Mrs. Lorne Genttner has
returned home following a
three week visit with her
brother, Don Lockhart of
London to Kamloops, B.C.,
Edmonton, Winnipeg and
Northern Michigan.
PARKHILL QUEENS -- Wanda Currie was named Queen of
the 1981 Parkhill Fair Friday night. She is shown at the left
with runnerup Elizabeth Wolper, a grade 13 student at South
Huron District High School in Exeter.
Excellent weather for
1981 Parkhill Fall Fair
By ANNE WALPER
GREENWAY
Graham and Anna
Eagl''e on are the proud
grandparents of a new baby
girl born to Paul and Irene
Schwartzentruber of Exeter,
Friday night at St. Josephs
Hospital, London. This 1s
their first granddaughter
and fifth grandchild.
Mrs. Clarence Shaddock,
Dorchester has been spen-
ding some time with Gertle
Rock.
Rev. Moore chose the
topic "The Load We Carry"
for his sermon on Sunday.
Joanne Walper, Guelph
spent the weekend at home.
Russell and Ruby Mellln
are celebrating their 40th
wedding anniversary next
Sunday.
Although a shower of rain
came in the morning Satur-
day, the weather was quite
nice for all the events ati
Parkhill Fair on the
weekend.
Bill Johnson has returned
to the University of
Waterloo fort the fall
semester.
The Windup: - What
is your dog's n4rrte? Boy -
Ginger. Man - Dooees Ginger
bite? Boy - No, Ginger
snaps.
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TABLECLOTH IN DRAW - Exeter Kinette club members were
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Shown above are president Mary Loucks and Wanda
Rrvnedrlh T -A photo
Shipka
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Mrs. Elsie Comfort of
Welland, who has been
visiting here for the past five
weeks, at her daughter's
home, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Sweitzer, -left for home last
Sunday. She also visited with
her other daughters Mrs.
Doris Sweitzer and Mrs.
Jack Pickering.
Grade 8, area students
from Stephen Central school
spent last week from
Monday to Wednesday at
Camp Sylvan, sleeping out in
covered wagons. Those
participating in the camp out
were Patti and Heather
Love, Glenn Durie Lori
Vincent and Tim Cant.
Ray and Gloria and
Jeannie Desjardine visited
on the weekend with Jeanie's
grandparents. Willis and
Ella Desjardine . Friday
visitors with the Desjar-
dine's were Alvin and Clara
Statton of Grand Bend.
Harvey °and Gloria
Beierling, Kevin and Dwight
visited Sunday evening with
her parents Joyce and
Howard Adkins and Jamie of
Zurich area.
Gloria Beierling, Laura
Miller, Jessie Rader, Dash-
wood area, Sharon Solden of
Grand Bend recently at-
tended a miscellaneous
bridal shower for Catherine
Weido, in Zurich at Mrs.
Lionel Wilder's home.
Catherine is bride elect of
early October.
Donna Baker, who has
been working this past year
as nurse in an Edmonton,
Alberta hospital is home for
two weeks vacation.
Weekend visitors with Donna
and her family were Ken and
Carol Baker, Bonnie, Tracey
and Shellie of Stratford, and
Sandra and Tony Regier,
Christopher, Heather and
Jullian of Detroit.
Cousins visiting last week
end with Hugh and Annie
Morenz were Peter Jackson
and sons Christopher and
Paul Of Toronto.
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