HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-06-16, Page 12Centralia were dinner guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh.
Davis.
Hugh and Hazel Davis
spent the weekend at a
graduation and reception for
their cousin Jammie Kirby in
Traverse City Michigan.
Mrs. Jack Dickens Exeter
and Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mrs,
Tom Kooy, Mr. Lawrence'
Hirtzel Centralia, Mrs.
Marguerite Greenlee, Mrs.
Earl .Atkinson and Mrs.
Heber Davis attended • a
quilting bee at the home of
Mrs.• Maurice MacDonald
Lucan, Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Atkinson and
Mrs. Heber Davis are
holidaying in, the Huntsville
area.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall
entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Clarke to their 25th
Wedding anniversay dinner in
London Sunday.
GRADUATES — 'Shirley
Chalmers, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Chalmers,
Exeter graduated from
University of Western On-
tario with a Bachelor of
Science Degree in Nursing
with minors in Sociology
and Psychology. She is a
graduate of Seoforth
District High School.
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Dashwood
As a result of the publicity
of the opening of the
Dashwood and Area Medical
Centre, Chairman Bob Hoff-
man was interviewed by
C.B.C. following the morning
news last Tuesday.
Vacation Bible School will
be held at Zion Lutheran
Church, August 3-13. .
Mrs. Florence Martene at-
tended the graduation of her
niece Karen Easter, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Easter, Sarnia at the Univer
sity of Western Ontario,
Wednesday, June 9.
Ladles Aid
Group 1, with conveners
Mr§. Howard Datars and
Mrs. Dave Rader, was in
charge of devotions and lunch
at the June meeting of Zion
Lutheran Church Ladies Aid.
Eighteen members answered
the roll call.
Pastor M. Mellecke took for
the topic "The Church Takes
Root." This dealt with
Pentecost, the ascension of
Jesus and the choosing of the
twelfth disciple to replace
Judas.
Mrs. Florence Martene,
president dealt with the
business. The Altar Guild
reported 16 visits, five treats,
and flowers sent. The new
Guild is Mrs. Alma Genttner
and Mrs. Elda Koehler.
A letter was read convening
the annual meeting of the
oGuild at the seminary, St.
Catharines. A bakeless bake
HONORS GRAD - The
degree of Bachelor of Arts
in . Honors English and
History was conferred
upon Eleanor W. Salmon
at the University of
Western Ontario on June
8, 1982. Eleanor is . the
daughter of Esther E.
Salmon and the late W.
Clifford Salmon. She
graduated on the Dean's
Honor List and has
gowbegun further,studies
in English in the Muster of
Arts program at U.W.O.
sale will be held during the
summer months. The church
picnic is July 25, groups 2 in
charge of the meal. Group 1
will be in charge of
refreshments at the Bible
school.
A generous memorial dona-
tion was received from the
family of a longtime member.
The L.W.M.L. is making
more chrismons which the
Ladies Aid will pay for. Mrs.
Harry Hayter had closing
Devotions.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoff-
man, Port Colborne, are spen-
ding a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Syd Baker.
Dashwood Seniors will
meet Monday, June 21 at 6:30
p.m. for a picnic. They en-
joyed a lovely trip to Niagara
Falls and Marine Land last -
Wednesday.
Mrs. Esther Salmon attend-
edthe graduation of her
daughter Eleanor at the
University _of Western On-
tario, June 8.
Rader reunion
The 25th Rader reunion was
held Sunday, June 13 with
over 100 registering. Presi-
dent Ernest Miller welcomed
everyone , Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Rader and Mrs. Jim Rader
conducted sports.
Results were: two years
and under, peanut scramble,
Robin Rader; ball throwing,
Heidi Kimmel; 3-5 years,
balloon breaking, Andrew
Wieberg; running race, Scott
Wieberg; 6-10 years;
wheelbarrow race, Cathy
Wagner and Stacey Rader;
kicking shoe, Stacey Rader;
11 years and up, balloon toss-
ing, Brenda and Charlotte
Miller; boy's sack race, Kieth
Rader girl's sack race, Karen
Miller.
Water team, Aryls Rader;
men's kicking shoe, John
Voll; ladies, June Miller.
Special prizes were awarded
to Ted Steinbach for closest to
number of buttons in jar;
length of dashes in highway,
Dianne\\Allan; lucky plate,
Carol Rader; oldest person,
Mrs. Rose Laub; youngest,
Brent Rader.
The next picnic will be held
Sunday; June 11, 1964 with the
following officers. President,
Philip Rader; vice president,
Paul Rader; secretary,
Elizabeth McGregor;
treasurer, Mrs. Irvin Rader;
table convener, Mrs. Floyd
Rader; sports committee,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Weiberg
and Mr. and Mrs. John Voll.
If will be held at Dashwood
Community Centre.
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OPTIMISTS BIKE WINNERS — Stephen Central School won the team trophy of the
area bike rodeo sponsored by the Stephen Optimists. Above, Optimists Bob
Lawrence and Rick Blatchford present the trophy to Wayne Denomme, Christine
Glanville, Connie Desjardine, Susan Ratz, Tracy Ratz and Jeff Ratz. T -A photo
Roll call on flowers '
Saintsbury UCW meets
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Mrs. Vicky Gee was hostess
Tuesday evening for the June
U.C.W. meeting. There were
eight members .present and
one visitor. The meeting
opened with all repeating the
members prayer, led by
president Marguerite
Greenlee.
The roll call was answered
with the name of a summer
flower. Mary Jefferies read
the minutes of the May
meeting and Mary Davis
gave the treasurers report,
showing a profitable garage,
bake and penny sale June 5 at
the home of Tom and Mary
Kooy.
Discussion followed and a
motion -to pay the remainder
of our church budget was car-
ried. Several members
assisted with prayers.
Plans were discussed for
two pool parties, one in July
at the home of Carol Greenlee
and one in August at the home
of Hazel Davis.
The chicken barbecue is
planned for the last Wednes-
day in August at the church
grounds. Mary Davis gave a
reading entitled "Uncle Mose
Counting Eggs".
The hostess assisted by her
children Robbie and Jennifer
I served a delicious lunch.
Monday June 7 Mrs. Greta
Gibson,Mrs.Lela Abbott, Mrs.
Mabel Needham, Lucan and
Mrs. Mary Davis were dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott McRoberts Exeter.
Greta and Mary were obser-
ving close birthdates, Mary,
her sister Mrs. Earl Atkinson
dinner wereguests with, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Tindall
recently.
Friday Mary and Mrs. Vera
Greenlee Exeter were guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Greenlee at noon, they spent
the afternoon with Mrs. Janet
Barker, and Mary and Mr.•
and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray
and Courtney,. London and
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis,
Tuesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Carroll attended
a birthday party for their son
Wayne, at his home.
Community shower held at Staffa
MIy MRS. J. TEMPU•MAN
rs. Spencer Jeffery and
Mrs. Lorne Fell planned a
community shower, honour-
ing Helen Smale, whose wed-
ding takes place in Ju'y. The
shower was held in the Fami-
ly Life Center, June 7.
Mrs. Jeffery chaired the ,
program, piano solos by
Joyce Fell and Joan
Kerslake, piano duet by Deb-
bie and Leeanne McCloud,
reading by Kim Finlayson
and stepdancing by Sharon
and Joyce Fell.
An address of good wishes
was read by Mrs. Jeffery and
Helen was assisted by her
sister Marion in opening her
gifts. Helen expressed her ap-
preciation to all and a social
hour followed.
The executive of the Staffa
Women's Institute and the
committee for the open
meeting on June 24 met at the
home of the president Mrs.
Lloyd Miller on Tuesday
afternoon. The upcoming
theatre night and bus trip
were discussed and some
plans made for the meeting
on June 24th in the township
hall when Bill Jarvis M.P.
will speak on Canada's
Constitution.
Visiting Saturday with
and Mrs. John Temple
And family were, Mrs.'Jim
Neilson, Jennifer and Jessica
and Ruth Templeman, Strat-
ford and Mrs. Hank Bertens
and Kimberly, Fullerton.
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
John Hocking held a open
house on Sunday afternoon
June 13, in honour of their
parents 60th wedding an-
niversary. Friends,
neighbours and relatives fill -
man amily Life Center to
express best wishes and visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Hocking.
Mr. and Mrs. Hocking have
a family of four, Ester, Mrs.
Arthur Smale, Staffa; Agnes,
Mrs. Ross Miller, Carl-
ingford; Ruby, Mrs. Weiler,
Brampton; Jim, Cromarty.
Clandeboye news
Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Groenewegen were in
Aylmer, Saturday night to at-
tend the 25th wedding an-
niversary party for Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Van Duersen.
Mrs. George Hindmagrsh
was hostess Wednesday after-
noon fora community shower
in honour of Judy Henry;
bride -elect of next month.
Mrs. Bill Dixon reported for'
jury duty last week.
Barbara and Clarence
Carter, Janet and Kevin. and
Mrs. Viola Carter, also Hazel
Williams and Louise
Sutherland were among the
many visitors that toured the
Labatt Home in London,
Sunday.
Dan Hardy who is working
in Petawawa with the Exeter
Roofing Company, spent the
weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hardy.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smart
and Mrs. Leeson Graham of •
Conn were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Edie Worthington.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Templeman, Carrah and Cain
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Chuck Ebel, Bayfield.
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