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Dashwood peopie enj
Dashwood and area people
are on the move taking bus
trips before the cold weather
comes. Mr. and Mrs. Eben
Weigand, Mr. •and Mrs,
Charles Martene and Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Becker were
Dashwood
Mrs. Irvin Ruder
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to Midland, Collingwood and
Penetanguishene where they
had a two hour boat trip.
Mrs. Beulah Desjardine
People of all ages attended
the International Plowing
Match at Woodstock last
week including the Irvin
Rader's of Dashwood.
Visitors last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Martene
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were the latter's sister and Frankenmuth. Every one
aunt, Mrs. Grace Bond and enjoyed the tours.
Mrs. Alma Knot, Chatham.
Joe Wragg a patient in
University hospital due to an
auto accident is somewhat
improved and is able to be in
a room. (Monday's report)
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon
Gould, Windsor, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Chandler.
and Mrs. Katie Vincent were
on a. Fettes tour to Killarney
and Little Current, Mani-
toulin, • crossing on the M.S.
Chicheemaun.
Mr. and Mrq . Mervyn
Tieman, Mrs. Ldtta Taylor,
Mrs. Greta Schade and Mrs.
Ross Love were on a five day
Agawa Canyon Fettes Tour
to Sudbury, Sault Ste. Marie,
Mackinac,. St. Ignace and
Girls make crepes
The fourth meeting of
Dashwood Club two 4-H girls
was held at the community
centre September 29 with _14
girls reporting on making
Chicken Cacciatore and
what method they used. ,The
girls learned all about
crepes - how to make the
batter, how to bake them,
how to fold them and how to
put the filling in. The most
fun ,part was eating them.
They sampled spicy apple
crepes and cherry'n ice
cream Crepes.
Energuide, which shows
the amount of electricity in a
Kilowatt hour an appliance
consumes in one month was
also studied.
Profits from supper
facilitate loft- carpet
Colorful Thanksgiving
decorations graced the
Sunday School room in
Varna for the October
meeting of the U.C.W.
Varna
by Jury Cieessoll
Dianne Kirton and Bonnie
Roy were in charge of
worship and program. They
read scripture passages
referring to our use of
possesions -- the parable of
the rich man; the support of
family — the parable of the
prodigal son; and the value
of friends -- the calling of the
desciples, and gave a com-
mentary on each. A
beautifully animated film of
the nineteenth century
Tolstoy story "Martin the
Cobbler" wa shown, followed
by group discussion about
loneliness and isolation, and
how we can assist people in
our community to overcome-
loneliness.
vercomeloneliness.
President Eleanor. McAsh
conducted the business
session. An invitation was
received from the Clinton
churches to attend their
annual Thankoffering
meeting on Sunday, October
19 at 7:30 p.m. Anna Keys is
the speaker. We were also
invited to come to the
Permit pouches
Ontario Minister of
Transportation and Com-
munications James Snow
has announced that com-
mercial motor vehicle
operators are entitled to'
place validation stickers in a
.clear plastic pouch, or
similar device, rather than
affixing them directly to the
windshield.
"The current windshield
sticker is designed for one-
time use only and many
vehicle operators lose the
sticker because of broken
windshields. So, if a wind-
shield is broken, the pouch
nd sticker can be easily
'salvaged," said, Snow.
gWhicle owners wholose a
+validation sticker for such a
reason will not be charged by
the Ministry for a
replacement sticker.
"And no charge will be laid
by the police forces for a
missing sticker, provided the
operator can show proper
validation on their current
vehicle permit and evidence
of a replaced windshield
sticker," concluded Snow.
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morning market at Wesley
Willis on Saturday,
November 1., where there is
something of interest; to
people of all ages, Eleanor
McAsh and Dorothy Ostrom
are attending the Leadership
Workshops in crewel em-
broidery given by the
Ministry of agriculture later
this month, afld will arrange
classes locally this winter.
Twenty-five dollars was
donated to Leprosy Mission,
and forty copies of the
Psalms in modern language
will be bought for use in the
church services.
A good profit was realized
from the turkey supper, so
plans are being made to
replace the threadbare
carpet in the choir loft.
Ms. Barbara Laing,
minister of Dashwood and
Zurich charge, was to be the
speaker at the Regional
meeting in Bayfield on
Monday evening.
Tea and a delicious dessert
were served by Dianne and
Bonnie during the discussion
period.
New community member
We're happy to welcome a
new baby to the* Varna
community, another little
girl born to Joe and Willi
Laurie a week ago Monday,
a sister for Heather.
SLO-PITCH MVPS — The South Huron SIo-Pitch league held their annual awards banquet
Friday in Dashwood with each team naming their most valuable player. In the back row are
Tim West of the Baytield Nighthawks, Stanley Steamer Bruce Horton and Roger Finfrbeiner
of the Zurich Cobras. Seated are Dave Ratz of the Dashwood Gamblers, Steve Shanahan
representing the entire Bayfield Flyers squad and Blue Water Laker representative Dennis
Rau. Staff photo
outings
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love
were pleasantly surprised
on Sunday when the family
held a wedding anniversary
dinner for them at the home.
of their son •Clare in Sarnia.
Others present were Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Gill and Mrs.
Edith Love,rExeter; Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Love, Parkhill;
and Rev. and Mrs. Mervyn
Love, Wyoming,
Dinner guests, Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Gibson were Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
George Schmidt and Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Eveland. The
occasion marked three
birthdays - Mrs. Baker, Mrs.
Schmidt and Norman
Eveland. They are sisters
and brother of Mrs. Gibson.
Michael Gibson and his
nephew, Randy Marriage of
Clinton spent the weekend in
Brown City, Michigan where
Randy won his llth trophy
this year racing in the Moto
Cross races. Congratulations
Randy. ,
Steven and Brian
Ducharme, Grand Bend,
spent Monday with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Mason.
Transfer funds
to meet costs
The Executive Committee
of Huron County Council
reported at the September 29
meeting that funding of the
Huron County Health
Building to be constructed at
the Huronview Home for the
Aged in Clinton will be
possible through a transfer
of funds from the Employee
Benefit Reserve Fund.
An auditor's report,
completed for the year en-
ding in December 1979, in-
dicates ;380,000 can be
transferred from the fund to
the Capital Works Building
Reserve Fund and still leave
a balance which will be well
in excess of the total
liabilities of the Employee
Benefit Fund.
County Council approved
the recommendation to
transfer the funds which will
finance the new health
building. The new building is
required because the county
health unit staff in the
Clinton office is working in
cramped quarters now, and
the staff will likely triple
when the additional home
care programs are added to
the county program in the
next year.
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