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Times-Advocate, 1985-07-24, Page 5NORTHLANDER GOLFERS Employees of North{ander Industries enjoyed a golf tournament Saturday at Ironwood. From the left are winners Roger Faulkner, Don Lewis, firm president Donna Hamather with the most gross trophy and Reid Hackwell. Overall winner Jim Bedard was missing. T -A photo Honour bride at Shipka, 4-H girl back from trip By MRS. HUGH MORENZ The Shipka Community honoured TraceyDietrich with a miscellaneous bridal shower, Thursday evening at .the Community Centre. About 25 neighbours. relatives and friends at- tended. Hostesses for the evening were' Sharon Baker, Nancy Fink- beiner and Linda Dietrich. In the social time were games of scabbled words, and a contest answered with wedding flowers. . A presentation address was read to Tracey by Linda Dietrich. She receiv- ed many lovely gifts and graciously thanked everyone. Cake and ice cream were served for lunch. Sports On July 15 Shipka pee wees were home to East Williams, with a final score win for Shipka of 25 -11. A grand slam home run by Jeff Bennewies brought Shipka off to a good start. Tim Bird had two catches and one by Dwayne Mellin. Terry Mellin and Jeff Bennewies had triple hits. Centre fielder Terry Mellin and catcher Brent Love worked together well to stop a home run. Pitcher was, Jeff Bennewies. A good game boys! July 16 Shipka pee wees travelled to Thedford diamond. This was a game that saw Shipka drop a lead. but ,then rally back in the last of the game only to lose by two runs. James Des- 'jardine and Jeff Bennewies handled the pitching. Brent Love and Dwayne Mellin were catchers. Rodney Woods made a good play. Good field catches made by Dwayne Mellin, Jeff Ben- newies, Mike Vincent and Brent Love. . • Final score.was 13-15. Next game Ju- • ly 31. Shipka at Parkhill. The Squirts ball game July 17 was Lucan at Shipka, with a score of 6 - 2 in favour of Lucan. Susan Ratz caught four flies, three each by Scott Eagleson and Justin Turnbull, one by Michelle Desjardine. Good plays for Shipka were made by Susan Ratz, Rob Desjardine and Jeff Sweitzer. Personals Heather Love has returned home from a one week 4H exchange trip to Kentucky. 'Gerald and Mary Ellen Zielrnan have returned from a two week holi- day to the east coast, where they visited in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. They travelled going down through New York state, New Hamp- shire and Vermont and came home through Quebec. They enjoyed the beauty of the Cabot Trail and lovely flowers. Lorne and Dorothy Fenner, return- ed home last Wednesday after a 15 day motor trip west. as far as Calgary and enjoyed the Calgary Stampede. Also visited cousins Joe and Ruth MacAreaby and Joe and Pat Sherritt. in Calgary and area. On the way home they stopped in Eastend. southern Sashkalchewan, and visited more cousins, Bob and Mildred David and family. They reported the hot dry weather and plagues of grasshoppers have done much damage to the crops both in southern Alberta and Saskatchewan. Sunday supper guests with Don. Liz and Clark Adams were, Mark Adams, Brock, Dianne, and baby Andrew, all of London, Les and Marjorie Adams. Harv. Alanna and Lesley, all of Ex- eter Peter. Gloria Martin Ruth and Marjorie Adams birthday. Mrs. Shirley Dell daughters Tanya and Cynthia of Belleville returned home last Saturday, after holidaying a week with the girls aunt and uncle. Hugh and Annie Morenz. Their father, Cliff, motored up to drive them home. Some of the outings we enjoyed were attending the Coleman reunion picnic, visiting our aunt, Mrs. Ida Jackson at Queensway nursing home in Hensall, attending a matinee per- formance of Anne of Green Gables at Huron Country Playhouse, days at the beach and visiting friends. Lunch guests on Saturday noon with us all were cousins, Anne and Albert Coleman, London, their daughter Marilyn Downie, of Sarnia. Relatives and friends visiting Hugh and I on Sunday evening were Javier Osoria, Bill Morenz and Blanche Chapman, all of London, Les and Marjorie Adams, Exeter, Oscar and Laura Miller, Melvin and Gertie Stade, Hedy and Ervin Devine, all of Dashwood and area, and Ed Turnbull. of Zurich. The occasion was to celebrate Marjorie Adams and Annie Morenz brithdays. In the social time we visited, played games, and topped off our evening with birthday cake and ice cream. Eva and Milton Sweitzer, Marilyn Pickering. Doris Sweitzer. Marg and Jim Sweitzer, all of this area, Sandra and Jim Campbell of Exeter, attend- ed their niece and cousin's wedding Saturday July 20. Gail Brady, daughter of Elsie and Garson Brady. and David Wiebe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiebe, were married at Brethreniin Church Christ, at clj Mainfleet, with reception following at . �.s 4.41k�11g,,Easwn. uas u..� . Bearcon-Motoring-atlerdan. Super Values Mister/KO Kit 38 Kit includes automatic dispenser and aerosol 552-531 233-2081 4 blocks west of the Fire Hall Friedsburg Days August 2, 3, 4 Times -Advocate, July 24, 1985 Page 5 Dashwood ready for birthday party By MRS. IRVIN RADER Dashi,00d Things are looking good for Friedsburg days.The Theme of the parade is Happy Birthday Dashwood. Friday evening there is a balloon lift- off for children and the giant birthday cake. Euchre will follow. More bands have been signed up as well. Mary Rader and Stacey Rader returned home last Wednesday following a week's visit with Bill and Sharon Bennett. Nathan and Sarah, at Lethbridge. Alberta. We also visited Montana and enjoyed a trip through the great mountains. Stacey and Nathan had a snowball fight in the snow. Miss Eleanor Salmon returned home from Nigeria Tuesday where she will spend time with her mother Mrs. Esther Salmon and relatives. Baptism James Robert Reschke, infant son of Bob and Barbara Reschke, was baptized in Zion Lutheran Church by Rev. M. Mellecke Sunday, July 21. Sponsor and witness were Diane Reschke and Pat Masse. Mr. and Mrs. George Tieman and Mr. and Mrs: Hugh Boyle were visitors with Rev. Barbara Laing. Dutton. Pastor and Mrs. Bob Sinasac held open house Sunday for the Dashwood and Zurich Pastoral charge. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Becker and Jamie on the occa- sion of his first birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Becker and Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker. Zurich: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pastorious, London: Mrs. Diane Liebold, Jeanette, John and Samantha and Dave of Crediton: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deline, and Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Louks, Mrs. Lilian Wissen and Jeff Simmons all of Forest. BA Barbecue The Dashwood and Area Business Association held a barbecue at Black- RSR Auto Body Complete refinishing and repainting Insurance claims Complete radiator recore and repair Oil Undercoating New and Used. Hwy. 23, Woodham, Ont. 229-8118 Drive a little - Save a lot .4 bush school with a good attendance. The history book has gone up in price but pre -sales are still available. Ecumenical service An Ecumenical church service is planned for August 4 at 10 a.m. at the community centre pavilion with Jack Burghardt, London, guest speaker and special music by the Prouty fami- ly and local mass choir. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Klein'stiver, Sara and Todd, Auroro, Illinois, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rader. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hutton, Gereith and Erin of Regina arrived Friday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stade and Sherrie. The latter is a niece of Mrs. Stade. They spent the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller of Taber. Alberta, sister and brother-in- law of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stade. spent a week with Melvin. Gertie and . Sherrie. Harold Hopkins, Burnaby, B.C. and Don Hopkins, Pointe Claire, Quebec, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stade and Sherrie. They are cousins of Melvin. Amoy ANYTIME ANYWHEI E ANYBODY Crowd Pleaser kthickv tftdChialreg • / Pick Some Up Today For large groups remember our do-it-yourself buffet ! 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