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DASHWOOD
WELCOMES
YOU
wv"MERI3ER'S
Doshwood MEAT MARKET 237-3677
RC INDUSTRIES
Joy to All
To wish you the
special gifts of Christmas
Peace, Good Will and
Abiding Happiness
South Huron
and District Association
for the Mentally Handicapped'
Season's Greetings
Your friendly
Esso Agent
for
Imperial
Oil
RUSSELL FUELS
ESSO
Bruce, Don and statt
RR 2, pashwood
For Your Heating and other Fuel Needs
CALL 238-24131
LORNE R. BECKER
CONSTRUCTION
We dig to please you
Tractor, 4 wheel drive, back hoe with
extend a hoe, crawler loader and
dump truck work.
Trucking water for pools, etc.
Install or Repair septic tanks
and weeping beds.
RR 1, Dashwood
237-3452
Seasons
Greetings
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Residential, Commercial, Industrial'
• C.C. Restals & Wyk*
1-800-265-2901
237-3456 Mt. Carmel'
MI—INE.-_EEM•ItJ
.43
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• Custom woodworking
• Furniture & Cabinet Maker
• Precision Dimensioning
• Finish Carpenter
FREE ESTIMATES
Solid Wood - Veneers
Plywood - Laminates
Plastics, etc.
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R.R. 3 Daihwood
2373496
Seasons Greetrngs
from
Lloyd and Doris Smith
Good home country cooking
Open for
Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner
Daily Specials Eat in or take out
Hours:
Mon. - Fri. 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Sun. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Holidays 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Kitchen closed everynlght 7:30
Closing Dec. 19. Reopening Jan. 19787
Horse Shoe Diner
Hwy. '83. Dashwood 237-3753
S414711,
Electric heating installation
a specialty
NO JOB TOO SMALL OR LARGE
Norman Fischer
PLUMBING and
ELECTRIC.
t
RIS 1` Doshwootl ' 237-171
For all your electrical
repairs and installations
Don Bender
Electric Ltd.
Industrial, Commercial, Residential
and Farm
Dashwood 237-3575.
PANASONIC & HITACHI
co ALL our...l�8
COLOR'TV
We have an
excellent selection of color televisions & VCR's
DEPEND ON US FOR EXPERT SERVICE
ZIMMER'S TY
DASHWOOD 237-3428
Seasons Greetings
RIDi-MIX CONCEIT.
CALL US FOR
All Typos of Concr.fo
Work
lt.dI.Mlx Concrete
end Formwork
• Proust products i•.l.r
• M.ngen • Slots • Stops • turbo
Dashwood
237-3647 RledWPAix fts.
McCANN
Exeter
238-0338
NMI:. r
IID�AYGREETINGS
We groom and
Board dogs also
Pet Supplies
Call evenings 237-3779
Pat's
Dog Grooming
and Boarding
1 mile west of Dashwood
on Hwy. No. 83
Harold Schroeder
Milling
• Feed
• Seeds
• Beans
• Maple Seeds
• Sunflower Bird Seed
"Super Sweet -Feeds"
DASHWOOD
237.3651
Seasons Greetings
"JIM BECKER4�
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
SpECIAZ/
S%„
s
IN HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
ALUMINUM AND VINYL -SIDING
5" Steel Seamless Eavestroughing
DASHWOOD 237-3526
• aluminum & vinyl
siding
• Roofing 8 additions
. • Custom homes
A. Demonism
Construction Ltd.
237-3516 Dashwood
Seasons Greetings
from
Jobe Hayter
Painting
Interior and Exterior
a
Painting
237-3298
Season's Greetings
Your dealer for:
UIElt
M Tn
Aloe Vero Products
Nutrition Products
.B•• Products
Clean Water System
Distrlbuled by.
Alvin Becker
RR 1 Deshwood, 237-3239.
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Ladies'
Clothing
Dry Goods
• - Groceries
Hudson's Bay Coats & Blankets
Mohair Blankets
Bedding and Giftware
Vornon Schatz
General Store
Dashwood 237-3531
December 10, 1986 Page 9
History books
still on sale
Sy MRS. IRVIN RADER
Doshwood
The Dashwood & Area Business
Association met Monday evening.
Discussion on various subjects took
place. Dashwood History books are
still available at Doug and Nancy's
store as well as Boyle's store. Ted
Van Rompaey made two wrought iron
stars to go on each end of Dashwood.
Dashwood WI
Dashwood Women's Institute mel
Tuesday at 6:15 at the Horseshoe
diner for a delicious turkey supper.
Mrs. Emil Becker welcomed
everyone and demonstrated how the
12s of December can appear in the
shape of a star.
Following the business euchres
were discussed. They will be held
January 14, 28, February 11 and 25.
The regular meetings will be held in
January in the evenings.
Court whist was played with win-
ners, Mrs. Elaine Deters. Mrs. Mar-
- tha Weigand and Mrs. Flossie Willed.
An enjoyable time was had by all.
Those in charge were Mrs. Aldeen
Wolfe, Mrs. Gertie McCrae and Sher-
rie Stade.
Personals
Paul and Susan Rader, Ben and
Robin were Sunday visitors with
Mary Rader.
Howard and Elaine Deters and
Elizabeth attended the World Junior
figure skating championship at the
Kitchener Auditorium. It was most
enjoyable.
Mr. and Mrs. Holton Veitch, Lon-
don and Mrs. Mary Hewins of B.C.
were Wednesday evening dinner
guests of Ethel Copeland.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stephen and
family, of Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Stephen 'and family of
Oakville and Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Ballard and family, Mississauga held
their family Christmas dinner at the
home of their father Mr. Rea Stephen.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson visited
their grandmother Mrs. Albert
Bickell at Ritz Villa in Mitchell,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Fairbairn, Lon-
, don were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Davis, Sunday.
Thursday of last week Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Davis and Mrs. Lloyd Hern of
Exeter visited their aunt Mrs. George
McGavin, Seaforth.
Rev. Peter Derrick was supply
minister for the combined service of
St. Thomas Church Granton, St.
Patricks Saintsbury and St. Paul's
Kirkton at St. Paul's The poinsettias
at the chancel step were placed in lov-
ingmemory of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Fletcher and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
FeltcIier given by the families.
Flowers on the altar table were
given in celebration of the birth of
Emma Muriel daughter of Mr. ,and
Mrs. $rent Blackler.
SOCIOLOGY GRAD — Ken
Eagleson and sons Jamie, An-
drew and Michael are pleased to
announce the graduation of their
wife and mother, Ruth Ann, at
the University of Western On-
tario's fall convocation October
31, 1 ith her degree in Sociology.
Ruth Anne is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell King, Exeter,
and is currently on the teaching
staff at McCurdy School, Huron
Park.
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By MRS. TOM 1<OOY_
Santa Claus paid his ennual visit to
Centralia and Huron Park, Sunday.
The parade with 15 floats was led by
the Stephen Township fire truck. Can-
dy was handed out to the children and
ended K ith a gathering at Huron Park
Rec Centre.
Communion services will he .
observed next Sunday, December 14
with Rev. Brian Elder of Crediton
taking the services at both churches
at the ususal time.
Tom and 1 were guests Sunday at
a family dinner at the home of Mr.
and Howard MacDonald. Lucan
whe •e celebrated Helen Mac -
'Dona 's birthday which is in
December.
The euchre in the community cen-
tre December 1 had 11 tables playing
with prizes awarded to : High score
Helen MacDonald, !tarry Noels. Ione
Elands Iva Blair, Bill Dixon. Low,
scores Kay Armstrong, Ed Arm-
strong. Special card draw: Margaret
Carter, Perry Cunningham.
Next conveners for December 15 at
8 p.m. will be Bob and Iva Blair and
Viola Atkinson.
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