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Mrs. Witt Salmon is a patient ' duets, solos, guitar and accord- ; Lunch was served by the group in
in Victoria Hospital, London, ian selections. Attendance pins charge.
where she underwent surgery. will be presented to scholars.
Mrs. Albert Rader spent last Do come out.
week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Cudmore, Willowdale. INFANT BAPTIZED
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rader Kimberly Anmarie, infant
were in Strathroy Sunday to shakedaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
hands with Prime Minister Pierre 1 Hoffman, was baptized in Cal-
Trudeau, and Albert enjoyed a vary United church, Sunday,
chat with him. June 21, by Rev. Bruce Guy.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Howe Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller Kraft, of Exeter.
attended the funeral of their aunt
Mrs. Ray Patterson, and visited BIRTHDAY PARTY
with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader Dashwood Women's Insititute
and family. was in charge of the June birth -
Miss Myrtle Brown, of Kitchen- day party at the Blue Water
er visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ev- Rest Home. Social group one
erett Haist and Stanley, on Sun -i was in charge of the program,
day. while number two had the lunch.
Sunday, June 28, will be
Children's Day Musical at Cal-
vary United church, Accordian
and organ music will precede a
program by the junior choir of
The program consisted of solos,
duets, and group singing by child-
ren and the junior choir of Zion
Lutheran church, followed by a
skit, "The Preacher's Mistake. "
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MARTINE REUNION
The eighth Martine Reunion
was held June 21, at the Dash-
wood Community Centre with
70 present. The afternoon con-
sisted of games and contests con-
ducted by Susan Patterson, Dor-
othy and Nancy Adams.
Officers for 1971 are: president,
Ron Merner; vice-president;
Allan Swain; secretary -treasurer,
Joanne McKnight; sports, Jean
and Don Weigand, Sharon Mart-
ine and Norma Weigand; table
convenors, Martha Weigand and
Marie Tiernan.
Following a picnic supper gifts
were given for youngest baby,
Julie Ann Tiernan; most pennies
in pocket, Eben Weigand; most
keys in pocket, Ron Merner;most
bobby pins in purse, Sheila Hern;
smallest waist, Mildred Bearss;
alarm clock contest, Dean Mc-
Knight.
RADER REUNION
The annual Rader Reunion was
held at Riverview Park, Exeter,
on June 21. President, Wendell
Gamble welcomed everyone and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rader conduct-
ed the sports. Winners were: five
and i nder, Robbie Rader; six to
eight, Barbara Rader; nine to
eleven, Carol Rader; ladies race,
Kathy Kullman; men's race,
Wayne Weiberg; wheelbarrow
race, Barbara Rader and Beth
McGregor; dog race, Barbara
Rader; one -legged race, Barbara
Rader; ladies' kick the slipper,
Audrey Rader; men's kick the
shoe, Bud McGregor; balloon
race, Gwen Rader and Mrs. Shultz
Several relays were also enjoyed.
It was decided to hold the next
reunion in 1972 with the following
officers; president, Harold Willer.;
vice- president, Wayne Weiberg;
secretary, Doris McGregor; treas-
urer, Lorne Klopp; sports, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Rader; table con-
venor, Mrs. Bert Klopp.
During the supper hour several
special prizes were awarded, mys-
tery prize, Oscar Miller; corn
guessing, Mrs. Rose Laub;
most buttons, Ona LaButte: father
with youngest child, James Whit-
ney; oldest lady, Mrs. Adeline
Kraft; farthest distance, Ken La
Butte; most recently married,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Klopp; old-
est man, Ted Steinbach.
ACCIDENT STEPS
The Ontario Safety League
again reminds motorists that
after an accident, the first duty
of those involved is to take any
necessary steps to prevent
another one. Many drivers think,
wrongly, that after an accident
the cars must be left where they
are until the pollee arrive. This
misapprehension can lead to
unnecessary danger, and delay to
other traffic. After a collision
the cars should be moved to the
curb, or on to the shoulder, if
feasible. Drivers who leave their
cars blocking traffic lanes after a
minor collision may be
summoned for obstruction.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970
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