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By GORDON moRIEY Mrs. George ?rest, visited
Mr. and Mrs, Allen Ames a couple of days recently
entertained the Kennedy with her dattghter Cindy
family for supper on Sunday Vest at. Scarborough,
evening- Dave Kennedy of The V.Q.W. will hold their
Edmonton was also a supper February meeting at the
guest, home of Mrs. Jack Hodgson
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THE BUCK STOPS HERE — Lots of volunteer help is needed at events such as the second
annual Bunnirama in aid of crippled children held Sunday at the Pineridoe Chalet near
Henson. While Anne Mousseau works away, Liz Campbell hands a, receipt to Noel Westlake
of R.R. 1 Hensall. T-A photo
Dashwood congregation
chooses slate of officers
By MRS. RENA calowat
Mr. and Mrs. Eli )Denys
and Mr. and Mrs. Alex
VanHeck, Glepeoe have
returned from a pleasant
holiday at St. Petersburg,
Florida.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs, W.L. Mellis on their
50th wedding anniversary
February 12.
Mr, and Mrs. Ken
McLellan were on a business
trip to Toronto during the
past week.
Mrs. Ed McBride has been
the guest of Mr, and Mrs.
Steve Pine and family in
Brampton.
Rochus Faber has
returned from a holiday in
Florida.
and girls of Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs Stuart
McIntosh of Arkona were
Sunday afternoon visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
MorleY•
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Lewis
had for supper-guests on
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Morley.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Lewis
and Carolyn were visitors on
Sunday with Mrs. Audrey
Desjardine of Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Durand
and family of Bayfield and
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Hodgins
and family spent Sunday
afternoon and were supper-
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Morley.
By MRS, IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Calvary United church
held the congregation
meeting Sunday afternoon
with George Tiernan, chair-
man, and Rev. Brian Elders,
Crediton, opening with
devotions. Reports were
given by all organizations
within the congregation.
Officers elected: Elders to
1981, Mrs. Letta Taylor and
Mrs. Bill Chandler; to 1982,
Stuart Wolfe and Don
Weigand; to 1983, Don
Gaiser and Bob Hoffman.
Stewaids„ chairman, Mer-
vyn Tiernan; current fund
treasurer. Mrs. Hugh Boyle;
Mission and service fund
treasurer, Bill Hoffman; im-
provement fund treasurer,
Mervyn Tiernan: -other
stewards, Mrs. Syd Baker
and Mrs. Mildred Keller-
man; trustees to 1981, chair-
man, Michael Tiernan; to
1982, Syd Baker; to 1983. ,
Mrs. Don Geiser; cemetery
trustees. Bill Weber, Jim
Hoffman and, Gary Tiernan;
cemetery secretary-
treasurer. Harry Hoffman.
Sunday school superinten-
dent, Mrs. Don' Weigand;
U.C.W. president. Mrs. Gor-
don Bender.; church
historian. Mrs. Syd Baker;
organist, Miss 'della Gabel;
auditors, Mrs. Bill. Chandler
and Don Weigand; special,
Cliff Penhale: church
stenographer. Mrs. Marie
Beaver; church custodians,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mason;
representative to
Presbytery. , Don Gaiser;
negotiation committee with
Zurich congregation, Stanley
Haist, George Tiernan and
Bob Hoffman: nominating
committee 1980, Mrs. Letta
Taylor. Mrs. Bill Chandler
and Ralph Weber.
There were five funerals,
three baptisms and five wed-
dings.
Euchre winners
There were 19 tables in
play at the euchre sponsored
by Dashwood W.I. Tuesday,
January 29 at the communi-
ty centre. Winners were,
ladies, Joan Finkbeiner;
men, Elgin Rader; low, Mrs.
Elzar Masse and Robert
Masse; lone hands, Travis
Davis. The next euchre will
be held late in February:
Men have A-B
Speaker
Dashwood Men's, club
held its dinner meeting Mon-
day, January 28 with 42
members present. John
Schwindt from the Ausable
Conservation was guest
speaker giving information
on the watershed.
Church gyipwth traced
Zion Lutheran church held
family night in the basement
of Calvary United church
Friday. The growth of the
Lutheran church in Ontario
was traced with slides. A
film "Tina" was also shown.
Personals
Dr. V. Gulens is a patient
in University hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Martene attended the
funeral of the latter's aunt,
Mrs. Gertrude Larabee, at
Chatham last week.
Mrs. Ernest Koehler has
returned home after spen-
ding several weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Spike Nagel and
family, Oshawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller,
Charlotte and Karen, Zion,
were Saturday supper guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Rader. Stacey Rader was a
dinner guest Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Victor Hart-
man accompanied by Mr,
and Mrs. Alphonse Grenier,
Hensall, spent a glorious
week in San Juan, Puerto
Rico. They flew from Toron-
to expecting to rent a car on
arrival but when they saw
how everyone drove they
decided against it. There
were only red' and green
signals and it was every man
for himself. Thanks to
Eugene and :13,9rb who held
down the fort Auherne they
really enjoyedAe trip.
^,Mr. and. Mrs.' Sheldon
Gould, Windsor. were recent
visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Bill Chandler. .
Elect date
at' Kirkton
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
St. Pauls Anglican Church
held their Vestry meeting in
the church basement Sunday
evening with Walter Creery
opening with prayer. Mrs.
Bill Schaefer acted as Vestry
Clerk reading the minutes of
the last meeting.
Officers for 1980 are:
Rector's Warden-Burns
Blackler, People's Warden-
Garth Blackler, Vestry
Clerk-Mrs. Bill Schaefer,
Treasurer-Miss Ethel
Copeland, ' Paymaster-Mrs.
Bill Waghorn, Delegates to
Synod-Gerald Paul, Ken
Blackler, Sub Delegates-
Mrs. Harold Davis, Theron
Creery.
Cemetery Committee-
Garth Blackler, Brent
Bladder, Gerald Paul and
Walter Creery. Head
Sidesmen-Harold Davis,
Rectory Committee-Mrs.
Bill Schaefer, Harold Davis
and Burns Blackler.
Auditors-Bill Schaefer and
Harold Davis.
Personals
Mrs, Clayton Ross has
returned home last week
after being a patient in St.
Marys Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Fairbairn, London visited
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Davis.
Mrs. Joan McCormick and
her son Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard McCormick attended
the funeral of their cousin
Mrs. Marjorie Barber,
Collingwood.
Bill Elliott, Toronto spent
the weekend with his mother
Mrs. T. Elliott.
Intended for last week
Mr. Carman Stacey and
Mrs, Shaw and family St.
Marys were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burns
Blackler.
Oliver McCurdy and Cleve ,
Pullman, Exeter visited
Thursday with Miller
McCurdy and Mr. and Mrs,
Harold Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Amos have returned home
from a vacation in the
Barbados. Mr. and Mrs. Don,
Hewitt have returned from a
vacation in Cuba.
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