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Times -Advocate, September 25, 1985
Sodbusters keep unbeaten pulling record
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
Senior Citizens met Monday,
September 16 with 35 members and
five visitors present. A sing -song was
held. The card secretary' reported
four get well and one sympathy card
sent. The fall rally will be held at Var-
na Community Centre. The Stan -Lee
club will be in charge of euchre,
bridge and shuffleboard following a
short business meeting.
Mrs. Eben Weigand's group is in
charge of the next meeting October
21.
The program followed with Mrs.
Pearl's Miller's group in charge.
Bingo was played followed by lunch.
Tug-of-war win
The area men's tug-of-war team,
the Fourteenth Sodbusters and the
ladies team, the Determination, com-
peted at Friedsburg, Mitchell Fall
Fair and Friday at Forest Fair and
so far remain undefeated. They plan
on competing at Alvinston Fall Fair.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schatz accom-
panied by Mrs. Paul Klassen, Garden
City, Michigan, were overnight
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Schatz and visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Miller.
The funeral for Orvan Wassmann
was held Tuesday, September 17 at
Zion Lutheran Church with Rev. M.
Mellecke officiating. Pallbearers
were Victor Anysymieu, Peter Cook,
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Mrs. Nadine Bedell entertained the
A.C.W. Ladies Tuesday evening.
There were 12 ladies present. Presi-
dent Marguerite Greenlee led in
prayer and opened the meeting with
the members prayer.
The roll call was answered with a
vegetable from the garden and Rose
Cunningham conducted a contest on
vegetables. It was very amusing and
Sheryl Carroll came up with most cor-
rect answers and will be responsible
for the next contest.
Mary Jefferies read the minutes of
the June meeting and expressed
thanks from all, to Carol Greenlee
and Hazel Davis for the pool parties
for the Sunday School pupils and
mothers.
Mary Davis read the treasurers
report. Marguerite Greenlee read the
Scripture and Hazel Davis the
Meditation from the Living Message.
Nadine, assisted by her sons Paul and
Tyler served a delicious lunch.
Plans were made to clean the
church and prepare the hall for the
luncheon, Saturday.
Thanksgivingservice at St.
Patrick's next Sunday is planned for
11 a.m. with Rev. Peter Derrick in
charge.
The ladies of the congregation are
planning to feed the Historical Socie-
ty of this area in the Parish Hall
Saturday, September 28 at 12 noon.
Word was received from Mrs. Car-
rie McGavin's family that she is con-
fined to the hospital in Seaforth since
September 2. We wish her a speedy
recovery.
Mr. abed Mrs. Bob MacGillivray and
Courtney and Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Davis and Crystal held a surprise din-
ner for their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Davis on the occasion of their
wedding anniversary. Hugh's mother,
Mrs. Mary Davis was guest also.
We are sorry to report that Fred
Dobbs, Exeter a former resident of
this community isa patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital London. Good
health Fred.
Mrs. Clarence Davis is spending a
few days with her daughter and fami-
ly, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Love, Varna.
Mrs. Love recently had surgery in
Clinton Hospital. Glad to hear you on
the road to recovery, Sharon.
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Clayton Pfile who celebrated their
63rd wedding anniversary September
20.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mellecke and
Melissa, Goderich, were Sunday
guests with Pastor and Mrs. M.
Mellecke and an exchange student.
Flowers in Zion Lutheran Church
Sunday were from the funeral of the
late Orval Wassmann.
A number of relatives attended the
funeral of Murray Wolfe, 65, at
Oakville, and later at Dashwood,
Monday.
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YOUTH OPENS FAIR- The 1985 Exeter Fall Fair was officially opened
Friday night by Elaine Pym who was honoured recently with an Inter-
national Year of Youth medal. She is shown at the left with fair
presidents Muriel Dalrymple, Helen Hodgert and Gordon Jones.
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SMALL APPLIANCE
PAINT •WALLPAPER
Darling's Buy Champion Cattle at
Talbotville Fat Cattle Show and Sale
We would like to take this opportunity to thank our producers and
purchasers for making our show and sale a great success.
GRAND CHAMPION STEERS AND CHAMPION ANGUS STEERS
Darling's of Exeter purchased the Grand Champion Steers and Cham-
pion Angus Steers at the Talbotville Livestock Exchange Fat Cattle
Show and Sale held recently.
Left to right is Garry Bowen, Talbotville Stock Yards and Darling's
cattle buyer, Don Eedy, producer Jim Darling of Darling's and Bob
Lethbridge of Talbotville Stock Yards
We sincerely appreciate the support of Darling's and the other purchasers.
Thanks to:
Better Beef Ltd.
Crabtree Meats
Door Bros. Meats
Norwich Packers
Starbrand Packers
Dominion Meat Packers
F.W. Fearman Company Limited
Corsetti Meat Packers
Piave Meat Packers
Witteveen Meats Ltd.
Royal Dressed Meets
Fortinos Supermarkets
Grace Meat Packers
J.M. Schneiders