Times-Advocate, 1982-12-01, Page 23Play euchre
at Clandeboye
The A.C.W. of St. James
Church, Clandeboye spon-
sored a euchre party Tuesday
evening with 13 tables in play.
Prizes went to ladies high,
Mrs. Guthrie Stokes, men's
high, Otto Darling; lone
hands, Mrs. Joe Carter and
Murray Carter. Low scores
were Mrs. Gertrude Hodgins
Lind Maurice McDonald.
Next Sunday is White Gift
Sunday at the United Church.
This year's White Gifts are
going to the Men's Mission,
London. Gifts of canned
goods, (no soups) and cash
ire badly needed.
The Women's Institute
members were rethinded of
,heir gifts for the cancer
)askets,
Seniors meet
at Centralia
Sy MRS. TOM KOOY
The Senior citizens met in
the community centre Mon-
day afternoon for cards and
lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Steeper.
Exeter ai.d.Mr. and Mrs. Don
Hirtzel, Parkhill visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hirt-
zel, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cun-
ningtoh, Thames Road and
Mrs. Clara Cunnington visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Logan, in Listowel, Sunday.
Robert Essery placed se-
cond in the male solo competi-
tion of the Junior Farmers
sing swing held in Sarnia.
Sunday evening dinner
guests with Tom and Mary
Kooy were Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Noels, Forest, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice MacDonald,
Lucan and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Carroll, Saintsbury.
Winners in Monday's
auchre party were ladies high
Lily Swartz; lone hands Joyce
Willert; low Dorothy Darling;
men's high Murray Carter;
one hands Percy Noels; low
Velson Squire.
The committee for the
December 13 party are Mr.
ind Mrs. Ed Armstrong,
3eorge Dixon and Murray
-.7arter.
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A LE.SURE SKATE — Taking advantage of the freeskatingat the South Huron Rec
Centre during Wednesday's PD Day were Shonyn Baynham, drenyn Baynhom, Sarah
Darling and Jodi Soldan. T -A photo
Shipka family returns
from Holland holiday
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Shipka
• Dick, Annie and Angie
Zielman returned last week
trom a three week holiday in
the area of Dalfsen Holland
with Dick's 90 year old
mother, Mrs. Geraldine
Zielman, his two brothers
Fritz and Gerrit and sister
Alberdina. nieces and
nephews two uncles and an
aunt.
• This was the first time
Angie had seen her grand-
mother. While there they at-
tended the wedding of their
niece Geke, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fritz Zielman to
Sranz Buieter in Dalfsen.
An interesting place they
visited was Poolder, a farm-
ing area, where the sea of Ig-
sselneer was pumped dry so
the land could be farmed.
Huge dykes surround the
area. The farmers -are still
plowing up bits of boats and
planes.
Dickkc came to Canada in
1948 and this was his second
visit home, going once in'1965.
His mottier visited Canada in
1968.
Personals
Audrey and Roy Gibson,
Crediton, Gwen, Mac and
Johnny Windsor, of Exeter,
held a pre -Christmas dinner
Sunday here with the girls'
parents, Mr: and Mrs. Arnold
Keller.
Drop in visitors with the Sr.
Kellers over the weekend
were Marion, Tammy and
Ricky Feltz, of Brinsley and
Don Keller.
Sandra and Tony Regier,
Chris, Heather and Jillian, of
Detroit, spent the American
Thanksgiving • holiday
weekend here with Sandra's
parents, Ken and Ortha
Baker. Joining the Regiers
and Baker's for a Thanksgiv-
ing supper on Friday were
Tony Regier Sr., Don, Sharon
and Jamie Baker, and Mrs.
Emma Schilbe, of Zurich.
Gerry Corbett, little son of
Steven and Janine Corbett,
spent last Tuesday with his
great, great aunt and uncle
Hugh and Annie Morenz.
A most successful Harvest
dance sponsored by Shipka
Community was held Satur-
day night in the Parkhill Com-
munity Centre. A majority of
the proceeds will be used for
the upkeep of Shipka Com-
munity Centre.
Members of Shipka Com-
munity are asked to attend a
business meeting Thursday
evening Dec. 2, 8:00 p.m. at
the Community Center to
discuss next years activities
and plans on whether to hold
a harvest dance in 1983.
Harold and Lucille Vincent,
Mike and Michelle, visited
Sunday at Jack Miner's bird
sanctuary and called to visit
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Holnes near Chatham.
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Santa will visit
Dashwood Dec. 18
Dy MRS. IRVIN RADER
The Dashwood Men's Club
held their meeting Monday
with 29 members and two
guests enjoying a delicious
supper. President, Raymond
Hartman presided for the
business.
Robert Hoffman was
elected to represent the club
on the Medical Centre board.
Ray Hartman presented past
president, Earl Keller with a
gift.
The club will again sponsor
Santa Claus day for the
children December 18..
Tickets can be purchased
from members on a 50-50
draw which will be drawn at •
the party. Ladies' Night will
be held December 13. Earl
Keller thanked the caterers.
Personals
Judith Mellecke, Ann Ar-
bor, Mich. spent a week with
hoe family at the parsonage
Word was received of the
accidental death of Mrs.
Laura Grace, Pinellas Park,
Florida, dear sister of Mrs.
Everett Haist. She is surviv-
ed by one daughter, Shirley,
in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haist
celebrated their 65th wedding
anniversary Sunday,
November 28. "A Come and
Go" tea was • held at
Dashwood tea.
Centre
followed by a family supper.
Guests and family attended
from Saskatchewan,
Michigon, London, St.
Thomas, Chatham and sur-
rounding area.
Mr. and Mrs. Haist have
one son, Stanley, Dashwood;
and one daughter, Eunice,
(Mrs. Frank Dutertre),
Dinsmore, Saskatchewan;
three grandchildren and three
great grandchildren whn
were all present.
Everett Haist and Sophia
Schroeder were married in
the Dashwood Evangelical
Church manse.December 22,
1917, by Rev, Meyers. The
couple began their married
life on the Haist farm near
Crediton. They operated a
bakery in Mensal!, an elec-
trical store in Detroit, a
bakery in Zurich and Mr.
Haist was distributor for an
oil company while living at
Sarepta and Exeter. For the
past 35 years they have resid-
ed in Dashwood. They are en-
joying good health and are ac-
tive members of Dashwood
Seniors and the United
Church.
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Rev. Braby, Stratford was
in charge of service at St.
Patrick's Church Sunday.
Next Sunday the service will
be held at 9:30 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall
entertained 200 hundred
relatives and friends to a hot
smorgasbord dinner at the
Legion hall, Exeter Saturday
on the occasion of their 25th
wedding anniversary.
They wereassisted by their
family Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cun-
ningham, Mar, and Marylou
and Robert.
Guests were present from
London, Lucan,
Clandeboye, centralia, Wiar-
ton, Wingham, Pt. Elgin, Ex-
eter, Kirkton and Saintsbury.
All enjoyed a evening of dan-
cing and visiting. The UCW of
Centralia United Church
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Dickins, Exeter, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice MacDonald,
Mrs. Lela Abbott, Lucan and
• Mrs. Mary Davis were
Wednesday dinner guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Art Abbott.
Jack's birthday was being
observed.
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