Times-Advocate, 1986-04-09, Page 5VOLUNTEER FIREMEN HONOURED — Members Of the Dashwood volunteer fire department were
honoured at a dinner and dance Friday night by the police village trustees. Bade, left. Don Nagle, chief
Jim Hoffman, Don Bender, Ron Merner, Ken Roder, Terry Rom +f, Brian Kipfer and Tenn Rader. Front,
Peter Becker, Jim Becker, John Becker, Pat Masse, Lorry Stirs, Verne Sorensen and Terry Za eiger.
At Dashwood
Village honours fire- department
ly NIRS. IRVIN RADER
The annual Firemen's dinner and
dance was held Friday, April 5 at
Dashwood Community Centre. The
village of Dashwood held the dinner
to honor the volunteer firemen who
had served for the past year. Special
guests were the Reeve of Stephen and
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tomes;
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Deichert,
representing .Hay Township; Fire
chief Robert Merner and his wife
from the Zurich Fire Department.
The village trustees, Ken Rader,
Nancy Rader and George Tieman
along with their spouses hosted the
Dashwood Firemen and their wives
for this last time as the Police Village
has given up operation of the Fire
Department which is now operated by
the Township of Stephen and Hay.
On behalf of the village George
Tieman presented a plaque to the pre-
sent Fire Chief, Jim Hoffman, to
thank all those men who in the time
from 1937 to 1985 served as volunteer
firemen in the village of Dashwood.
.A well attended dance followed.
WI Meets
At the annual meeting of Dashwood
Women's Institute April 1, all
members became involved in the in-
terpretation of the illustrated booklet
"April - A beehive of Activity" depic-
ting the awakening of man, nature
and the Women's Institute.
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Erland Lee Homestead. A program at
the Blue Water Rest Home will be
held in May. The District Annual will
be held at Grand Bend May 15 with
Dashwood providing entertainment.
Pennies for Friendship will be given.
A donation to Exeter Fair Society will
be given. Summary Day "Home
Decor Planning" is April 14.
Conveners given reports on year's
work. Mrs. Edith Baker presided for
election of officers and installation.
Past president, Mrs. Eben Weigand;
president, Mrs. Emil Becker; first
vice-president, vacant; second vice-
president, Mrs. Harvey Bele/ling;
secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Earl
Keller; assistant,Mrs. Pearl Miller;
District director, Mrs. Eben
Weigand; alternate, Mrs: Edith
Baker.
Nominating committee, Mrs. Pearl
Miller, Mrs. T. H. Hoffman, Mrs.
Greta Schatz; auditors, Mrs. T. H.
Hoffman and Mrs. Mildred Keller-
man; Tweedsmuir Curator, Mary
Rader.
Secret Pals were revealed by gifts
and new secret pals drawn.
The grandmothers meeting will be
May 6. Meals dub
Dashwood men's club held father
and child night Monday, March. 31
with 37 members and 47 guest, pre-
sent. A delicious ham dinner was
served.
Officer Glen O'Rourke and bis,dgg
Trapper were special guests, from
Mt. Forest. He showed what Trapper
could do. The dbildren were allowed
to pet him.
The next meeting will be ladies'
night April 25. A dance with.a D.J. will
follow with guests welcome.
Personals
Mary Rader spent Tuesday with
her sister Mrs. Wellwood Gill at
CraigwielGardens, Ailsa Craig, and
visited with Wellwood Gill at
Craigholme.
Vernon Schatz is home from
University Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader, Strat-
ford, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Rader, Sunday, also calling on Mary
Rader.
Suzy Q's 4-H club
meets at Crediton
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
The sermon topic at Zion United
Church Sunday morning was taken
from Matthew 27: 32-44 titled
"Because of Calvary".
Choir practice will be Wednesday at
7:30 p.m. Note time change.
There will be an official board
meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday. All
members are asked to attend as this
is the last till fall.
Explorers meet at the home of Mrs.
Irene Haugh Wednesday from 4p.m.
till 5:30 p.m.
In University Hospital arc Mrs.
Phyllis Sims, at South Huron Exeter
Irving Stahl and Carmen Roeszler.
The April meeting of the U.C.W.
was held April 4 at Zion United
Church. Jean Neil, LaureneWein and
Ruth Miller had charge of worship
service.
A poem on Springtime was read by
Jean Neil. Scripture was read by
Laurene Wein. Gloria Martin and
Ruth Miller sang two duets titled
"Thank God for the Promise of
Springtime and Happy the Home.
Story was read by the three leaders
"On Putting our House in Order".
Wendy King representing "Expres-
sions in Colour" demonstrated make
up and colours. Business was con-
ducted by Leila Finkbeiner.
. The Huron Perth Presbyterial
welcomes the London Conference.
U.C.W. annual meeting which will be
held in Seaforth April 14 and 15. Lunch
was served by 'Joyce Preszcator,
Eleanor Roeszler and Clare Ratz.
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the Suzy -Q's met for their fourth
meeting. We started by voting on a
cover page. Then we decided on
where to go for our trip. After this
Heather Hern taught us the right way
to eat foods. We then proceeded to
read about different table manners.
Mrs. Noakes took over from here.
We learned how to reply to an invita-
tion or award.
Heather took over again. We learn-
ed about looking good When we go out -
and what you take on a trip. Also we
learned about what to wear to \dif-
ferent things, and also showed us bow
to pack a suitcase.
Mrs. Noakes told about' staying in
a hotel.
Mrs. Browning taught us about be-
ing a good house guest and what to do
in certain situations. Then we learn-
ed of appreciating your host/hostess.
We closed by discussing the home ac-
tivities. Our next meeting is Aptil 12
at 8:30 a.m.
Personals
Mrs. Stan Preszcator spent Tues-
day with her sister Mrs. Harold
McCallum RR 1 Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Patterson, Dashwood.
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giant got the mast sates.
by Stephanie Cork
Grade :3 and 1
Mar b27,Mrs. Cangiataland Mrs.
Crane wisited the Grade:I and daps
show them Slides of their 1D p1el e
!icily Land. This Class its making Ideas
dor the Spring Science Fair. '.Dean
Ehiew illtfrmnthelhighschmilWas►been
working with this cdi1aas. She Showed
them apuppet play About Hawn] and
and played math and word
Saintsbury
By MRS. fHEBER DAMS
Rev. Derrick conducted Morning
Prayer Service at St. Patnidks Sun-
day. Margaret Carrell mad the se -
mond !lesson.
Mev. Detruok spcike to the dhildnen
about .an atlas and an the Kingdoms
of earth and the Kingdom ifff4eaven.
?Ie stared .a series (of sermons, an
overview cif the Ants of the Apostles.
He asked the congregation to read
the hook ,of .Acus lin The wear (future.
Service next Sunday is [planned dor
11:30a.m.
A number ,of friends and relatives
from this .area visited Steons
Funeral Home, Ailsa (Craig tto pay
their respect to the late Mrs. P1rarik
(Alice,) Stewart Dickins whose
funeral was field Saturday to St.
James Cemetery,(CTlandeboye.
Mr. and Mrs. [RonaldCimriingham,
April and Tom, Of Marwisited Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Tindall, Marylou .and
Robert on the weekend.
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Ibtr Geordie aboard.*
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is ueadtitg as tantalise Drama acne
a week 6rretgitt steaks .' This uodisdes
Canvassing in
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Jean Bodgasamil the cca>s aersane
Joan Cunningham, 89antie Manders,
°diw e Simpson, Jeanette to Omens,.
Audrey fit, Reny Cl.hiin, Games
1.2em, lllllsie Wads, Alanoy Staid, Lena
afdl*gs, Muth Hill and Aline )!ice
iif eon. When arae (of these dailies call
at your door, pilease be genarmuts. •
anenda Heard.Smith and Halm,
moved to their maw Haeme 11.111Call,
bad weeeek. -
Despite tike mild, rainy (day., Mea
and BEA Heil Bead a suctoesdail auc-
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tomer Hae mnoMn g tto H.uican wether (they.
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enough to spend the least[ two
weekends at !home. Kurt Was been iia
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By MRS. ROBERT LAING
On the weekend, Sharia Freestone
of Cromarty had an interesting ex-
perience when she found a balloon
which the wind had carried over from
Michigan.
In the balloon was a note which
read, "Hi, Balloon -Finder! Our school
is participating in the weekly Reader
Writing Pals balloon contest. Please
put this message into an envelope
along with your name, address, and
telephone number, and city and state
in which you found this message. Mail
it to me at the above address. TeII
your local paper that you heard from
me. If you write to me, I'll write
back."
The balloon was sent up from Schell
Elementary School, 325 East Frank
St., Caro, Michigan, on March 17.
1986.
And, speaking of finds, a licence
plate bearing the number VFC 925,
was found Sunday evening about half
a mile west of Cromarty. The owner
may have it by contacting Ruth La-
ing at 345-2326. It is possible that it
was least by someone at Jim Miller's
sale on Saturday.
This would be a good week to clean
up the roadside in front of your pro-
perty. Sunday night in 12 mile stretch
I found three beer bottles, one pop
bottle, two beer cans - a good
donation toward Comarty Scout's bot-
tle drive on Saturday.
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