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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1984-08-15, Page 22• 1. ca.22 Timms -Advocate. August 15, 1984 Cluurclu plcnic s�cc.s.IuI Sy MLS. MIN RAMM Dashwood Zion Lutheran church pic- nic ianic was held Sunday with the sports conducted by the Sun- day School teachers. A pot luck dimer followed the mor- ning service prior to the sports. Results of the race were: high school girls, Julia Tiernan and Kathy Keller; boys, Ross Keller and Chris Miller; grades 6,7 and 8, boys, David Maguire and Tim Miller; girls, Stacey Rader and Emma Boyd; grades 4 & 5, boys, Paul Rau and Mark Keller; girls, Shelli Rader and Sheri Keller; grades 2 & 3, Chris Miller and Jeremy Becker; grade 1, Matthew Hayter and Jason Becker; girls, Shelley Miller and Heather Becker; nursery, Joshua Becker and Sean Maguire; girls, Missy Hayter and Mandy Hayter. Wheelbarrel races, Julia Tieman and Ross Keller; Kathy Keller and Chris Miller; Barb Tieman and Joey Keller; David Maguire and Tim Miller; Stacey Rader and Mark Keller; Shelli Rader and Paul Rau; Chris Keller and Kevin Beierling; Derick Rader and Jeremy Becker; Shelly Miller and Heather Becker; Jason Becker and Dwight Beierling. Three legged races, Julia Tieman and Chris Miller; • Kathy Keller and Ross Keller; Joey Keller and David Maguire; Tammy Keller and Barb Tieman; Barb Tieman and Sheri Keller; Patti Miller and Em- ma Boyd; Jason Becker and Kevin Beierling; Jeremy Becker and Chris Keller; Sean Maguire and Joey Keller; Heather Becker and Shelley Miller; Frisbee throw, Ross Keller and Kathy Keller; David Maguire and Joey Keller; Stacey Rader and Sheri Keller; Jeremy Becker and Kevin Beierling; Mathew Becker and Jason Becker. Kick the ball, Chris Miller and Kathy Keller; Tim Miller and Barb Tieman; Sheri Keller and Stacey Rader; Kevin Beierling and Jeremy Becker; Jason Becker and Mathew Hayter. Clandeboye Many residents attended the wedding at St. James Church and the reception at the Lucan arena for Joan and Bob Finkbeiner. Others attended the wed- ding of Dave Marrinan and Dawn Wall at Mt. Carmel Church and the reception at Ilderton arena. Congratulations to these young couples from our community. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter enjoyed the weekend at Fid- dleville, Shelburne. They at- tended an inspiring church service at the arena Sunday morning under the direction of Rev. Besly. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunn- ingham attended the gradua- tion of their youngest son Glen at Camp Gagetown, N.B. He will be stationed at Victoria, B.C. as a second lieutenant. "1 �\AI I tis EAVESTROUGH ALUMINUM and VINYL SIDING f i �i ALUMINUM STORM __ DOORS and WINDOWS 7'� I. ALUMINUM AWNINGS ,*::gT REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • RENOVATIONS and GENERAL CONSTRUCTION • FREE ESTIMATES • JIM BEAKER CONSTRUCTION DASHWOOD 237-3526 A peanut and candy scram- ble was held for all ages, relays held and the favourite, toss the balloons - a way for everyone to cool off. Personals Mrs. Bernice Boyle, librarian, reports that the books have been exchanged and there is a great assortment. Mrs. Jessie Rader has returned home following a three week vacation in the west with her son, Jim, Peggy and children of Ottawa. They flew from Toronto to Van- couver and stayed for a week in Victoria with Peggy's mother and celebrated her birthday. They visited many places of interest including walking in the ocean, saw the largest tree, a rose garden and museums. They returned to Vancouver by ferry. They visited Penticton and Kelowna where they went on a paddle boat and stayed at Golden overnight and stopped at Lake Louise, Banff and Calgary where they visited zoos. Gwen Rader, Cathy and Robbie Rader met them on their arrival back in Toronto. Mrs. Alma Genttner is a pa- tient in University Hospital, having suffered a heart attack. George Tieman was home for the weekend from Univer- sity Hospital. Irvin Rader returned home from South Huron Hospital, Friday. Don Gaiser arrived home from St. Joseph's Hospital, Saturday, following surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stumpf, Kitchener, and Mrs. Irene Hippe, Surrey, B.C. cousin of Mrs. Stade, were Thursday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stade and Sherrie. Coll for free estimate and we'll tell you how you can save. L.w. KII•i.sfvr Ltd. Des/wood 237.$N1 PI umt,I ng.IN.I Ing-Els<t rl cs I YAP. W 10,03IU.IND IO RAN nr. SINGING PRACTICE — Joanne Maguire directs a choir at Vacation Bible School T -A photo at Zion Lutheran Church in Dashwood Friday afternoon. Honour Australian couple Hodgert family golfs S MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE The annual Hodgert golf tournament was held at the Exeter golf course Sunday. After the tournament, they returned to the home of Reg Hodgert, where the trophy was presented by Lillian Hodgert to a team consisting of Grant Hodgert, Florence Richardson, Shirley Hewitt and Ross Hodgert. Low gross was won by Grant Hodgert, and Shirley Hewitt. Low putt went to Eric Ellis, and Michelle Riehl; nearest to the pin on hole no. 3 was Rick Parker and a no - putt hole to Ivan Hern and Reg Hodgert. Later in the afternoon, other relatives and friends joined the golfers where Reg and Jean, Ross and Kathleen Hodgert co -hosted a shower for Jane Hewitt of Agars Road, Balliang East, Australia, and Brad Cann, whose wedding will take place in Australia later this year. The event was announced by a huge flashing sign on the front lawn. An outdoor area was decorated in Canadian red and white, and Australian blue and white with illustra- tions of Australian and Cana- dian wild life. Kathleen HodgertAvelcom- ed everyone and Jean Hodgert gave a humorous reading. Brenda Hern, con- ducted a mock wedding with Pat, Scott, Joanne, Alan and Lee Hodgert taking part. Diane Ellis read an address and Joanne and Pat Hodgert presented the gifts. Brad and Jane expressed their appreciation to all pre- sent. A buffet luncheon was enjoyed by guests from Balliang, Australia; London, Kitchener Waterloo, Seaforth, Grand Bend, Zion, Staffa, Clinton, Exeter and Thames Road. Tammy Rohde spent a few days recently with her friend Allison Jaques,of Zion. A number of ladies from this area attended a wicker party at the home of Mrs. Ivan Hern, Zion Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. David Passmore, Tom and Jon have been holidaying at the Klon- dyke south of Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert, and Scott were guests at the wedding of Joanne Morden and David Stephen at Clinton Baptist Church, Saturday evening. Mrs. Hodgert pro- vided the organ music for the wedding, and Scott ushered the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Skin- ner, Munro, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johns, Woodham, Mr. and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer, Shipka were Sunday evening supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. The oc- casion being the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sweitzer which is the -19th. They were presented with gifts. Congratulations Wray and Madeline. Mr, and Mrs. William Jef- frey of Harmony called on the Rohde's later in the evening. The pancake and sausage breakfast was well attended Sunday morning in Thames Road Church. The ball tournament for the pee wee boys was held at Cromarty Community Park. The Usborne boys won the B championship with a score of 12-4 against Hibbert. Con- gratulations boys and also to their coach Wayne Rowe who has spent a lot of time with the boys. The Usborne team won all their 10 games during the season. —7"—.7771‘.7-7 1745011MIPIRITIMPIIIIIIMPPIIrrrirfitt At Cadet tamp Centralia girl is leader W MIN. TOM KOOY Miss Wendy Sterling has returned home after having completed her six week course at Petawawa. She ob- tained her "Cadet Leadership instruction" papers. Miss Bonnie Keys, Huron Park is spending this week with her grandparents. She is employed at Murray's or- chards. Her parents and Clyde have been camping for the past month at Happy Days camp ground. Mrs. Jim Files (Marikay), Terrace Bay, Jimmy, Mary Jo, Jennifer and Cara spent last week with Mrs. Florence Hodgins and attended the reu- nion and shower for Barbara Crunican and Danny Steeper at their aunt and uncle's Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Charlton, Strathroy. Dr. and Mrs. Irma Toth (Eleanor), Kimberly, Randy and Natalie, Boston spent the week with Mrs. Florence Hodgins. They also attended the reunion and shower and Thursday visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken McAlpine and Wen - dal and Shelea Alton. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hodgins and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Don Pickering and Joanne attend- ed the same reunion and shower and visited at home of his mother several days. Miss Ada Mitchell, Montpelier, Ohio also spent several days with them. Richard Fralick a nephew from Detroit, Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Cooper, friends from Warsaw, Missouri visited with Mrs. REFRESHMENT HELP — Preparing refreshments of Vacation Bible School at Zion Lutheran Church in Dashwood Friday afternoon were Ninia Kraft, Hilda Rader and Kathy Hayter. T -A photo Florence Hodgins, Sunday. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson in the death of Harry's mother, the late Mrs. Flora (Hess) Wilson. The funeral was held from Hopper -Hockey funeral home on Monday. She and her hus- band the late Gordon Wilson farmed for many years on concession 2 of Stephen township. She was in her 86th year. Congratulations to Brent and Jean Caslick on the birth of a son. Brent is stepping high these days. 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