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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-07-15, Page 21Dishw..d busln•sses gather for barbeeue By Bernice Doyle Dashwood and Area Business Association held their regular meeting July 13 in the form of a barbecue at the pavilion. A short business meeting was presided over by Pres. Peter Becker. The Interdenominational Worship Service will be held at the Dashwood Community Centre pavilion August 2 at 10:30 a.m. Guest speaker will be Perrie Mitchell, former C.F.P.L. talent show host. (Remember the big St. Bernard dog "Peaches"). NO JOB TOO SMALL — Chris Keller shampoos this bicycle during Saturday's car wash sponsored by the youth group of Dashwood Lutheran Church. T -A photo The South Huron Community Choir under the direction of Teresa Van Ratty with guest solosit Annmarie Hoffman will provide delightful music.. Personals Vicar Larry and Jill Stojkovic entertained Warren and Annette Hamp and Katelin, St. Catharines, on Monday and Tuesdsay, and on Wednesday and Thursday hosted 12 youths accompanied by Vicar Tom and Doreen Korcok, Plymouth, Wis. from St. John Lutheran Church. We welcome them on their first visit to Dashwood. Reunion ' The Gottleib and Merner reunion was held at the Blackbush school house Sunday with a large attendance from Detroit, Ohio, London, Kit- chener, Exeter, Zurich and Dashwood. Mr. John Eagleson, son of Gordon and Margaret Eagleson, Southamp- ton, was married July 11. Residents from this area attending were Ralph and Mary Weber, Diane Eagleson, Aldine Wolfe, Charlie and Marie Tieman and Harry and Maud Hoff- man who celerated their wedding anniversary. Wilmer and Martha Pfaff attended the wedding of their niece Julie Pfaff to Jim Brintnell at St. Patricks Church, Lucan. Mrs. Dorothy Whetter Toronto, visited her sister Erma Wein who is a patient in South Huron Hospital. CAR WASH AT ASHWOOD — The youth group at Zion Lutheran wash Saturday. Shown in action are Tim Miller, Kathy Keller and Go to Millbank Times -Advocate, July 15, 1981 Pogo 9A A SHINEY VEHICLE — Tammy Restemayer. and pastor Larry Stojkovic and his wife Jill polish up a car during the Dashwood Lutheran Church youth group car wash, Saturday. T -A photo Meet new Saintsbury rector By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Sointsbury The ladies and children of St. Patrick's Church gathered. Tuesday afternoon at the home of Hazel Davis to meet our new rector, Mrs. Wheeler of London. All enjoyed a pot luck lun- cheon and a pleasant afternoon. . Mrs. Helen MacDonald and 1 were lunch guests with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy, Tuesday. Harry Carroll entertained relatives from Detroit on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis visited their granddaughter Amy Jean Love, Varna. She is a patient in Clinton General Hospital following surgery. I attended a combined birthday din- ner for Leann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sovereign, Lucan and her aunt Mrs. Mary Kooy, Centralia at the home of Peter and Joyce Sovereign, Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis attended a reception for Terry Clifford at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mert Culbert, Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McFalls were Friday night dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis. Saturday the Davis' accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis attended the ball game in Toronto. Crystal and Harley Davis -sr-. visited with their -grandmother Church Dashwood sponsored a car Dorothy Dietrich, Dashwood. T -A photo Courtney MacGillivray and Crystal Davis are spending some holidays with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray, Joe Keller. Staffs WI enjoy car tour By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN An enjoyable car tour to Millbank and Milverton, preceded by lunch at the Red Maples in Monkton, highlighted the June, meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute. At Millbank, 14 members and three visitors enjoyed a stop at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Urias Martin, where Mrs. Martin displayed and told about her many lovely barnboard paintings and Mr. Martin displayed his wood- working skills in furniture, lamps and childrens toys. Before the Institute departed Mrs. Martin served refreshments. Then everyone was off to Milverton where we visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Jack. Here we enjoyed viewing their collection of bells, harness accessories and other anti- McBRIDE BROS. Machine and Repair • Precision Machining and Milling • Custom Built Trailer and Truck Boxes • Combine and Tractor Repairs • • Machinery • Sandblasting it Repainting 262-3020 Dennis 262-2616 Brad 262-3227 Parker & Parker Ltd. Farm & Municipal Drainage R.R. 2 Zurich Clay and plastic tile installations Backhoe Service Available For estimates: Call: Wayne Cook Zurich 236-7390 Hensall 262-3434 ques. At both homes Esther Smale ex- pressed our appreciation for their hospitality. A short business meeting was held at the Maples following lunch, with Roberta Templeman presiding. Staf- fa Women's Institute will be sponsor- ing Tammy Parsons in the Queen of the Fair competition at Mitchell Fair, and Grace Kerslake volunteered to look after getting the sash, flowers etc. and introducing Tammy. Esther Smale, Doris Miller and Marjorie Drake volunteered to set up the Institute display at Mitchell Fair. Anyone having any articles to con- tribute is asked to bring them to the July meeting. Margaret Kemp reviewed the plans for the July meeting which is to be held at the Mitchell Nursing Home on July 29, when we will visit with the residents and serve lunch. Verle Mahon will purchase gifts for two previous 4-H leaders to be ' presented at the September meeting. Several members volunteered their homes for billeting at the London IArea Convention in October. Thanks to our Tweedsmuir Curators, Esther Smale and Edna Burchill for planning a most en- joyable outing. Personals Joyce Fell was presented with the B.F Carew Music Award trophy at BRANDY POINT 1 FARMS • Our breeding stocK pro- vides our buyers with proven genetics from the top 3% animals tested across Canada • Our program enables us to offer quality and health at a price that is hard to beat • We have an ongoing supply of A.1. sired Hamp/Duroc, York and Lan- drace boars and F1 York/Landrace gilts. All Boars are priced from *2754373, F1 York Landrace gilts aro priced *55 above market hog value. • Our closed herd is ranked "Good" by the OMAF BRED GILTS ALSO AVAILABLE Delivery available KURT KELLER R.R. 1 Mitchell, Ontario 319-348-5043 a . the grade eight graduation ceremonies held at Upper Thames Elementary school recently. As well as her parents Helen and Lorne Fell, her grandparents Edna and Sam Horn, Atwood, were also in attendance. Roger Fell has returned home from a 4-11 trip to Indiana, where he spent a week in Cass County. Bev, Carrah, Cain and Cohen Templeman spent a few days this past week visiting with Carol Stewart and Jane Robinson, Kitchener. Laurie and Helen McKellar hosted the McKellar family reunion at their home on Saturday June 27. Fifty relatives enjoyed an afternoon of ball followed by a pot luck supper and a camp fire at night. Baby shower at Centralia By Mrs. TOM KOOY Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reid and their three daughters from Newfoundland spent the past week visiting with Sam's sister Mr. and Mrs. Percy Knee and family. Debra and Sarah Jane Tilley held a surprise baby shower for Debbie Tilley of Huron Park Sunday after- noon. Guests were present from Sar- nia, London, Grand Bend and Cen- tralia area to surprise the mother -to - be. Thursday dinner guests with us were Helen MacDonald, Mary Davis and Bonnie KOoy. Bonnie has ac- cepted a position as sports director at a campground near Grand Bend for the summer. When the senior citizens met July 6 at Keegan's Inn prize winners were Marian Noels, Margaret Carter, Lydia Regier, Harry Noels, Nelson Squires and Joe Carter. The next gathering will be July 20 at 2:30. Tom and 4 had one round of celebra- tions during the weekend to honour my birthday. On Friday we were guests of Howard Dolan to dinner at Port Elgin. On Saturday our niece Jean Clark of Dunnville arrived. Many friends and neighbours came Saturday. Betty Sutherland was a luncheon guest Sunday noon and Sunday after- noon we were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sovereign, Lucan when they entertained about 20 relatives and friends to dinner for Leanne Sovereign's and my birthday so an en- joyable weekend even though the heat was terrific. Brad Tate and Pauline Overholt, London 'visited Sunday with Pauline's mons Von Overholt. • Courtney and Katie Scarlett spent Saturday at Marineland and Niagara Falls. MISS Heather MacDougall. 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