HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-09-09, Page 26A SEVEN UP WINNER Laurie Mennell of Grand Bend was the winnero— f- o
furniture in a recent Seven Up contest. Shown with Laurie and Kay Mennell who
are seated are Tuckey Beverages representative Rick Brintnell and Zehr'
Les Batt. s manager
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At Ailsa Craig
Happy Gang euchre
By ALICE DICKENS
Ailsa Craig
Four tables of euchre were
at play at The Happy Gang
with prizes going to Myrtle
Ross, Helen Smith, Marjorie
Steeper; Becky Ross, Shirley
Williams and lfannah Clark.
Mrs. (Fred) Ida Bice
visited recently with her son,
Clifford, Betty Lou and sons,
Mitchell.
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kennedy
and family in the recent pass-
ing of Mrs. Ida (Dann) Eedy.
Wednesday evening a birth-
day party was held at
Craigholme for the residents
celebrating September bir-
thdays. Mrs. Edith Hodgins
took several residents to see
"Oliver" at Huron Playhouse
Grand Bend, -Thursday
afternoon.
Monday, 28 passengers in a
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school bus with Lloyd Roth as
chauffeur, hosted byMr. and
Mrs. Ross Hern from the
Craigweil apartments, made
their way into Lucan to view
historical buildings, then on to
the Roman line where the
foundation of the home of the a
Donnelly's remains as well as
seeing the Negro cemetery S
north of Lucan. w
Continuing on Mr. Hern f
pointed out their farm home G
as well as Zion United Church
where they attend. - E
The next stop was at the a
Exeter golf course where the t
hosts provided cake or pie
and ice cream, donuts and al
coffee served by Mr. Hern's LO
sister, Mrs. Westcott. The D
barn has been converted into SOC
a comfortable restaurant con- h
taining antiques.
From here, the group mov- D
ed on to view the Morrison a
Dam, and then a brief stop at y°
McNaughton Park in Exeter to
and then, homeward bound. wt
All report having a very aft
pleasant and interesting trip.
Mrs. Olive Currie visited s
recently with her son Arthur, 's
wife and family of London. ch
Mrs. Orval Mellin, and Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Stinchcombe of ha
London visited recently with a
Mrs. Alice Hodgson. W
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Thys Bruinsma on their w
40th wedding anniversary an
September 11. fo
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Barbecue for Dashwood tykes
ly MRS. IRVIN BAOER
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Glen and Marilyn Rader
held a delicious barbecue at
their home last Thursday for
the Dashwood Tykes for
which they say thanks. Also
special thanks to their spon-
sors who gave them shirts.
Dashwood Tykes beat Ex-
eter in semi-finals for
W.O.A.A. championship.
They are now playing Kincar-
dine in the finals and won the
first game Monday. The next
game is in Dashwood Satu
day, September 11. In th
O.B.A. they beat Flesherto
in the semi-finals but lost
Walsingham in the finals.
Pee wees are now i
quarter finals for W.O.A.A
against Exeter. Bantam
have had a fantastic yea
reaching the finals for O.B.A
but lost to Thamesville.
Midgets in their first yea
together have had an ex
cellent year. They beat Nor
folk in the quarter finals bu
lost to Maple in a very ex
citing deciding game Sunday
Thanks to all the fans for
supporting Dashwood hard
ball teams and special thanks
to the coaches, Don
O'Rourke, George Keller, BILL
Vandeworp, Ken Genttner,
Earl Keller, Bob and Bill
Hoffman, Joe Arnold, Gar
Johnson, Irvin Martin, Glen
Thurman, and Mike Rau.
Volunteers for coaching next
year would be greatly
appreciated.
The wine er of the 50-50
drew of $183 was Gary Cor-
nish, Grand Bend.
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Hugh Morenz, Sbipka; Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Klopp and
Mrs. Beatrice Rader, Zurich;
Mrs. Margaret Borman.
Woodstock; Mrs. John Glavin
and Mrs. Leonard Dietrich,
Mount Carmel.
Joe and Judy Simpson,
Mississauga, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Mason
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Mrs. Shirley Van-
Dorsselaer accompanied Mr.
nd Mrs. Elmer Rader and
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rader of
tratford to Pigeon, Mich.
here they attended the
uneral of a cousin, Philip
arthe, 34.
The families of the late
zra and Mary Tiernan held
picnic Sunday, August 29, at
he home of George and
Sh
irley Tieman with 30 atten-
ng from Chatham, Ilderton,
ndon, Byron, Exeter and
ashwood. It was a time of
ializing and catching up on
appenings in the families.
Last week the streets in
ashwood got a face-lift with
new layer of asphalt and the
ung ones sure took advan-
ge of the smooth surface
th their bikes, roller skates
d skateboards. Even a
wheelchair went by at a good
peed. This week everything
pretty quiet with the
ildren back in school.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader
ve returned home following
two week vacation at
asaga Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader
ere Sunday guests with Mr.
d Mrs. Elmer Rader, Strat-
rd. Mrs. Shirley Van-
rsselaer and Susan spent
e weekend there.
Personals
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Miller have
been Mr. and Mrs. Nick Con-
rad, Swanton, Ohio; Viola
Wood, London; Mr. and Mrs.
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Most people don't
know that it's against the
law to post signs or anything
else on hydro poles or property.
They don't realize that it could
endanger hydro crews who
regularly maintain lines and
equipment.
are attending classes. Those
attending classes are Judith
Mellecke, Concordia College,
Ann Arbor, Michigan; Kim
Gaiser, Huron College,
Western and Paul Geiser,
Western; Sue Anne Becker,
Erindale College,
Mississauga; Allan Geiser,
Terry Bender and Richard
Laing F'anshawe College,
London.
Miss Laurie Becker has
returned to her teaching
duties at Trenton.
Mrs. Flossie Willert receiv-
ed word of the death of Wilbur
W. Ehlers, 80, who died June
3, 1982 at Brownwood, Texas,
and John Emmanuel Ehlers,
95, who died July 16, 1982 in
Perry, Iowa. They were sons
of the late Henry and Augusta
(Weber) Ehlers and were
born in Dashwood.
Faye Gaiser attended a
5 -day all -pro basketball camp
at Trent University,
Peterborough.
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ORA /MIA&sm — The Dashwood Tykes reached the Ontario Baseball Association
final" before losing to Norfolk. Bock, left, conches, Bill Vondeworp, George Keller
and Don O'Rourke. Centre, Steve Amold, Don Masse, Todd Laporte, Jeff Butler,
Bob Vandeworp and Al Roder. Front, Jeff Keller, Terry Hoffman, Andrew Scott, Derek
Overholt, Randy Hoffman, Mike Zimmer and Terry Genntner.
Enjoy Dutch dances
Library speaker at Staffs
By MRs..1. TEMPLEMAN
Staffa
Mrs. Jim Heckman, head o
the adult service at the Strat
ford Library, was gues
speaker at the Education an
Cultur 1 Activities meeting o
the Staffa Women's Institut
Wednesday evening in th
township hall, Staffa.
Mrs. Heckman explained
the many services offered by
the library, among them,
large print books, taking
books, tapes, films, audio
room and access to all pre -
'sent and past Stratford
papers on microfilm.
Mrs. Heckman was in-
troduced by Mrs. George Vi-
vian and thanked by Mrs.
John Templeman.
Mrs. Vivian,: presided for
the evening Aing, by
reading ")uv'hmg is
Beautiful" the YttStitute Ode
and Mary Stewart Collect.
There were 14 members
and four visitors present. Roll
call was answered by naming
your favourite author or song
title. Mrs. Lloyd Miller gave
some interesting household
hints.
Everyone was delighted
\with several dutch dances,
presented by Natasha and
Michael Renne in appropriate
costumes.
Mrs. Vivian and Mrs.
Templeman had set up a
display of Canadian Culture
including, art, music,
literature, drama etc., and
Mrs. Templeman presented a
paper on the motto "Culture
is the cream in your coffee".
f President Mrs. Lloyd Miller
- presided for the business por-
t tion. She welcomed all new
d members and thanked the
f Blyth play committee and the
e bus trip committee. She also
e reported on the District picnic
at Kirkton and the District ex-
ecutive meeting at
Motherwell.
Members were reminded of
the Perth County Rally to be
held at Listowel October 14,
Staffa W.I. is responsible for
a reading.
The London area conven-
tion is to be held at the Si.
Marys community centre Oc-
tober 27 and 28 with Huron
South and West hosting. Staf-
fa W.I. is responsible for a
craft article. Mrs. Charles
Douglas was named a voting
delegate.
The Glen Gowrie Womens
Institute are hosting the fall
district executive meeting at
Russeldale hall, November 2.
Mrs. Wm. Mahon read
several thank you notes and
Mrs. Dalton Smale gave a
report on the 85th anniversary
luncheon in Toronto which
she and Mrs. John Miller at-
tended and expressed their
thanks.
Mrs. George Vivian is set-
ting up the Institute display at
Mitchell Fair and Mrs. Smale
is taking it down.
The meeting closed with Oh
Canada and Mrs. Lloyd Miller
served cookies and punch.
CREDITON BALL ENDS — The Crediton minor ball season concluded Friday night
with a barbecue. One player from each of the six teams are shown here. Back,
left, Russell Finkbeiner, Jeff Slaught and Leanne Jennison. Front, Mona Brand, Wen-
dy Wallace and Darren Mason. T -A photo.
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Kirkton woman
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Kirkton
- Mrs. Jack Urquhart has
returned home from a trip to
England and Scotland, she
was accompanied by her
daughter Anne and husband
Dennis Donohoe of
Mississauga. While in
England they visitedEthel's
sister "lawn, Mr. and Mrs.
Barrie Temple and Johanna.
Visitors with Mr. Jack
Switzer and Mrs. Roy Switzer
recently were: Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Bragg of Streetsville,
Mrs. George Kemp and Mrs.
Ed Watterton, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Watterton, Londen•
Visitors this week with Mr.
and Mrs. Rea Stephen were
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stephen
and family, Oakville, and
Mrs. Gary Ballard and Craig.
Mississauga.
Mr. and Mrs. Burns
Blackler visited this past
week with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Henry and Jeff, Mrs.
Wm. J. Rlackler at Point
Clarke also Mrs. Leslie Fair-
bairn and Mrs. Gene Cole at
Meneset Park, Goderich.
Mrs. Betty Balkwill,
Plymouth U.S.A. and Mrs.
Don Hunt, London were re-
cent visit with friends in the
village.
Misses DorothyMkinnerand
Catharine Gallaher, London
were dinner guests Monday of
Miss Ethel Copeland.
Personals
We are happy to report that
Mrs. Ruby Reed is home from
Seaforth Hospital and Bert
Daynai'd is home from Strat-
ford General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller
visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Mayer, Exeter.
Mrs. Cindy Smith and Jen-
nifer, Edmonton, Alberta and
Sandra Smith, Thedford,
visited recently with Miss
Mary Jane Templeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Templeman, Carrah and Cain
visited for a couple of days
with Miss Carol Stewart and
Dr. Jane Robinson, Hamilton.
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