Times-Advocate, 1982-06-23, Page 8mes-Advocote, June 23,1982
BEST ATTENDING CADETS - Lloyd Hewitt presents the Charterways trophy to Jim Kennedy, Doug Medd, Ed-
ward Morrison, Wesley Morrison and Crystal Lowe for best attendance at the recent annual inspection of the
Huron -Middlesex: Cadet Cor • s. T -A photo
IMPROVED CADET -Doug Sweet of the Exeter Legion
presents the most improved cadet trophy to Frank
Briggs at the recent annual inspection of the Huron -
Middlesex Cadet Corps. T -A photo
CADET GRADUATES - Retiring Commander Captain
Janice Frayne presents a trophy to Kim Kennedy as a
graduating cadet at the recent annual inspection of the
Huron -Middlesex Cadet Corps. T -A photo
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Tiger Times
Hi there! It's me. Tony
Tiger with a big .bunch of
great articles. Our weather
sure has changed and now its
sunny. Exams are all done
now and I'm free from books.
Well bye for now. Your friend
Tony Tiger.
Girls Softball - Spring is
here and its time for softball
once again. the girls at
Stephen have divided into 4
teams and have gotten the
balls, bats and gloves out and
are beginning . another year
again. The teachers are the
coaches and we're having a
ball. Barbara Gallant.
Canadian Basic Skills -
After the exams at school the
kids get a red book called
Canadian Basic Skills. They
have a number of tests for the
different grades. These tests
help teachersdetermine how
well the students know their
work. Russ Finkbeiner.
Senior Choir Visitors -
Wednesday. June 9 Choirs
from Usborne. School and
Clinton Public School came to
our school. After each choir
sangsome songs we had a
snack of juice and a variety of
food brought by our senior
choir. Carolyn Pritchard.
Track and Field Meet -
June 3; Stephen held their an-
nual track and field'meet. The
division winners are as
follows - seniors girls- Mar-
sha Brand, Tracey.Remkes.
Senior boys - Greg Becker,
Roger Ward. Intermediate
boys - Lee Watt. Intermediate
girls - Tracy Ratz. Junior
Boys = Randy Hoffman,
Junior girls - • Christie
Chalmers. All competitors did
their best. The top two plac-
ings in each event. went on to
The man said. "I went
away for a vacation, and
where else could I leave my
car for 15.50 a month?"
BEST CADET SECTION - At the recent annual inspection of the Huron -Middlesex
Codet Corps. Luton Legion president Ken Wood presented a trophy to the best sec-
tion. The cadets ore Tony Jones Wesley Morrison. John Wells and Allan Richards.
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WE RESSIVE THE RIGHT TO UNIT QUANTITIES
From S�roh•n
Control Scheel
From St♦ph♦n
Control School
compete at S.H.D.H.S., June
10. Susanne Smith.
UCW meets
Over 600. enioy Dashwood strawberries
•
Timmins where the fishing
was good but the weather
terrible.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller,
Charlotte and Karen, Zion
were Sunday supper guest
with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Rader.
•V Mli. IRVIN RADAR
Doshwood
The Church and Society
group was in charge of the
June meeting of Calvary
United Church Women with
Mrs. Clayton Merner,
chairlady. Children of the
congregation provided the
program.
Danny Weigand. Suzanne
Smith and Lynn Gaiser
played the piano: Randy'
Hoffman the recorder; Ran-
dy and Terry Hoffman recited
the 23rd Psalm, a chorus,
Kim, Randy and Terry Hoff-
man and Trish Ormandy
sang; Trish also read a poem.
Mrs. Don Gaiser, president,
dealt with the business. There
were 15 members present.
The Sunshine Committee is
Mrs. Jack Gaiser and Mrs.
Letta Taylor. A parcel for
Care was sent to Africa. They
will have a pie booth at
Friedsburg Days.
The ladies are happy that
they could have four functions
without paying the new tax.
They are invited to Alma Col-
lege Open House. August
22-25. Vacation Bible School
will be held m Zurich Public
School. Grade 5 to 11 at St.
Peter's Lutheran Church.
Everyone is welcome and a
bus will pick up the ones from
Dashwood.
The Sunday School picnic is
.June 27 with swimming at
Jack Gaiser's pool and lunch
at the church.
Personals
Over 600 attended the
strawberry supper Wednes-
day evening at the communi-
ty centre prepared and serv-
ed by members of Calvary
United Church.
Mrs. Martha Miller is a pa-
tient in Victoria Hospital.
Three yrung people were
confirms i by Rev. M.
Mellecke Sunday, June 20
namely Greg Becker, Wayne
Denomme and Karen Keller.
Baskets of flowers were pm-
vided by the confirmants.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence I.ecker, Lisa and
Greg Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Becker; Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Dagg, Suzanne and
Trisha, Hamilton; Marc Han-
cock, London; and Helge
Jensen.
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Keller and girls
were Rev. and Mrs. M.
Mellecke and family.
Mr. and Nis. Earl Keller
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
George Keller and family and
Mrs. Frieda Keller, all of
Dashwood; Allan Hinds, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Morton and
family Mrs. Evelyn Hinds,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Keller,
Steven Hinds and Paulette
Jeyn, all of London and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Eichler,
New Hamburg.
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Alphonse Denomme and
boys were Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Restemayer, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Boogemans and
girls and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Restemayer and family.
Jayne Hayter met her sister
Janice Oke of Saudi Arabia in
London, England where they
spent one week touring the ci-
ty and surrounding area.
Brad Oke, Saudi Arabia, join-
ed them for a continental tour
making stops in France,
Spain and Portugal. They
visited many historical sites
which they found most in-
teresting. Janice returned
home with Jayne for a visit
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hayter.
Charles and Bernice Eckel,
Zurich and Jim and Diane
Becker spent several days at
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schatz,
Garden City, Michigan and
their daughter, Mrs. Paul
Klassen, Dearborn, Michigan
were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Schatz, Mr. and .
Mrs. Oscar Miller and Mr.
and Mrs. Reinhold Miller
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