Times-Advocate, 1984-06-13, Page 36At Medical Centre
Dashwood WI pkints .BIc.nt.nni.I pine
Ry MIs. IRVIN RADII
Tuesday, June 5 was al
great night for Dashwood
Women's Institute as they
celebrated the Bicentennial
by planting the white pine
tree presented to thein at the
district. annual at the
Dashwood Medical Centre.
Present were members of the
board, Mrs. Dolores Shapton,
district president, the village
representative, friends and
the W.I.. George Tiernan
spoke on behalf of the village
and Bob Hoffman planted the
tree.
Mrs: Emil Becker, presi-
dent, told how proud we were
to plant our tree there. She
also read the following poem
- The Pine Tree.
I am a pine tree tall and
strong
Over my branches all day
long
The blackbirds hop and the
squirrels run
And the chipmunks chatter
and chirp in fun.
I am a pine tree wide and
green,
Birds in my branches hide
unseen,
My cones are treasures of
tempting seed
In their winter garner the
squirrels to feed.
I am a pine tree white with
snow
Over my head the tempests
blow,
But warm and green are my
arms to care
For the birds' when maples
and elmsare bare.
1 am a pine tree green and
wide,
Close to my heart the wood
folks hide
By day they flutter and fly
and run
And I guard their sleep when
the day is done.
We then had our June
meeting at the community
centre with the Education Ac-
tivities group in charge and
conveners, Mrs. Mervyn
Tieman, Mrs: Aldene Wolfe
and Mrs. Harvey Belerling.
Mrs. Emil Becker, president,
presided fpr the business.
Eighteen members andthree
guests answered the roll call
"What was the last school you
attended and what is it's use
now?"
Mrs. Becker gave a report
on the Waterloo Conference
and thanked the ladies for
sending her. The ladies were
reminded about the invitation
from Zurich W.I. for June 20.
Ivirs. Tieuiaii was chairlady
for the program. She opened
with a poem "Trees". Kelly
Hoffman sang "He Loves Me
Too". Mrs. Aldene Wolfe
discussed the motto "Educa-
tion is not merely the road to
earning a living, but is that
which- makes living wor-
thwhile," Mrs. Irvin Rader
PLANT DASHWOOD PINE — Bob Hoffman of the Dashwood Medical Centre com-
mittee plants a Bicentennial white 'pine Tuesday night.'Seated are village trustee
George Tieman, district Women's Institute president Dolores Shapton who presented
the tree and Dashwood WI president Catherine Becker. T -A photo
read a poem "Cheer Up.
Guest speaker, Mrs. Bruce
Shapton, District President,
stated how happy she was to
- be part of our tree planting
ceremony. She spoke on the
objectives of Womens In-
stitutes. She stated that we
were like a tree with the
president the trunk and
members the branches. Mrs.
Emil Becker gave a talk on
the highlights of a pine tree.
She passed out pine branches,
cones and even the wood for
all to examine. The group in
charge served lunch.
Rader Reunion
The 26th Rader reunion was
held at Dashwood June 10.
John and Sandra Voll and
Wayne and Carol Weiberg
conducted sports. A fish pond
for the little ones was a great
success. Derrick Rader and
Scott Weiberg won in rolling
the ball; Ben Rader and An-
dy Weiberg won in rolling
rings.
Stacey Rader won in balan-
cing a balloon on a spoon;
balloon tossing in pairs, •
Steven and Larry Rader and
Keith .and Flloyd Rader;
several relays were enjoyed,
especially . the milking
contest.
Mrs. Floyd Rader and her
helpers were in charge of the
supper. President, Philip
Rader presided. A moment of
silence was observed in
memory of those who had
passed away, followed by
grace.
Several special prizes were
awarded: unscrambling mix-
ed names, Mark Balch;
youngest child, Jamie Rader;
oldest person, Mrs. Rose
Laub; most recently married,
Mr. and Mrs. John Bella;
lady coming the farthest,
Mrs. Idella Schultz, Detroit;
man, Garnet Weiberg,
Waterloo; X marks the spot,
Mrs. John Vella.
It was decided to hold the
picnic the second Sunday in
June, 1986 at Stratford. The
officers are president, Paul
Rader; vice-president, Dave
PLANT McGILLIVRAY TREES — Grade eight student Steven Rowe, teachers Julie Bt;onson and Flora Walker
and Huron -Middlesex MPP Jack Riddell were part of the Bicentennial white pine planting at McGillivray Cen-
tral School, Wednesday. _ - T -A photo
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The second installment of 1984 taxes for the
Township of Stephen are due on or before the
15th day of June, 1984. After June 15th interest
will be charged on the outstanding taxes at the
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They spent the weekend with
relatives in the vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug
McLellan spent the weekend
t Sarnia.
Mrs. Clara Cunnington and
Mrs. Helen Klemke spent an
afternoon last week at Zurich
Rest Home and visited with
Mr. Steve Monac.
Master Ben Riley spent the
weekend with his friend Clyde
Kooy at Happy Days Camp
where Clyde's parents were
camping.
Tom and Mary Kooy went
by bus to Barrie on Saturday
and attended the opening of
the new Senior Citizens Home
built by the Oddfellows lodge
and later attended a birthday
celebration for Maurice Mac-
Donald at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Sovereign and
family, Lucan.
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Neil reunion
The annual Neil reunion
was held Sunday at the home
of Tom and Mary Kooy, Cen-
tralia where about 40
relatives gathered.
A good line of sports was.
conducted by Maurice Neil of
Troy, Michigan and Smith
Spence of London with win-
ners being:/candy scramble,
Lisa McKellar; Balloon con-
test, Dick and Jamie Neil;
golf, Jessica Mennell and
Christine Neil; clothes pins in
jar, Betty Sutherland.
Number of beans in jar,
Lisa McKellar, Irene Neil; a
game of cargo was enjoyed by
all with winners being Jim
Neil, MarianPenwarden,Bev
Neil, Helen MacDonald, Sue
Aubuckon, Chris Penwarden,
Marian Mennell, Kate
McKellar, Gladys Spew and
Maurice MacDonald.
During the supper hour con-
sisting of Kentucky Fried
chicken and all the goodies,
Maurice MacDonald was
honoured with a birthday
cake and good wishes as his
birthday fell on that day.
The 1985 picnic will be held
in the same place on the
fourth Sunday in June.
Relatives attended from
Michigan, Sarnia, London,
Exeter, Lucan, Huron Park
and other places.
the need Ehodoesnt.
Rader; secretary, Lynda
McGregor; treasure*, Susan
Rader; table convener, Mrs.
;liner Rader; apa'ts-commit-
tee, The Ray Rader family.
The � . and Mrs.
Oscar Miller
at Zion Lutheran Church
Sun-
day afternoon and evening in
honor of their 50th wedding
anniversary.
Personals
Oscar Isaac Edwin Miller
and Laura Lucinda Rader
were married by Rev. Luft,
June 12, 1934, at home.
Laura's parents were the at-
tendants. They have .three
sons, Earl, Ernest and
Robert; three grandsons,
Stephen, Fred and Jeffery
Miller and one grand-
daughter, Shelley Miller.
They received many
greetings and gifts as well as
plaques from ilYilithwood
village, Governor General
Jeane Sauve, Prime Minister
Pierre Trudeau and Premier
of Ontario, Bill Davis.
Three( young people were
confirm&I in Zion Lutheran
Church, Sunday, by Rev. M.
Mellecke, namely, Wendy
Boogemans, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Boogemans;
Michael Rader, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Rader; and
Julia Tiernan, daughter of
Mr: and Mrs. Charles
Tieman. -
Flowers in Zion Lutheran
Church were placed by the
confirmants and families and
the family of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Miller.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Boogemans in honor
of Wendy's confirmation were
godparents, Ken and Lynda
Genttner and family, Mrs.
Alma Genttner, Mrs. Beulah
Desjardine, Deanne
McKnight, Sandra Stire and
her grandmother, Mrs. Greta
Restemayer.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Rader in honor of
Michael's confirmation were
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wein,
Crediton and Mr. and Mrs.
Elgin Rader and Allan Rader.
In honour of Julie Tieman's
confirmation, Ron •and
Ruthann Maser entertained
guests at their cottage at Port
Franks. Present were all the
girls in Julie's grade 8 class at
Usborne school; her two
grandmothers, Mrs. Luella
"Tiernan and Mrs. Esther
Salmon; great aunts, Mrs.
Verde Bosk and Mrs.
Margaret Reschke; Mrs.
Shirley Tiernan; .Elliott
Bartliff and Elizabeth, Clin•
ton; . Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Tieman, Susan and Barbara,
Exeter; Edwin Marten and
Brian and Margaret Hog-
garth and Heather.
Eleanor Salmon, who is on
a bus tour in Europe, called
from Paris Sunday afternoon
to congratulate Julie. "
Mrs. Verda Bosk and Mrs.
Margaret Reschke, Detroit,
are spending some time with
their sister, Mr's.. Luella
Tiernan'. They attended a
Memorial service at Clinton
Thursday for their sister,
Mrs. Kathleen Bartliff.
• Tom.Miller and friend, Ot-
tawa, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Miller
and family.
Ball news
Friday night Dashwood
Tykes played at Seaforth. It
was a very exciting game.
Dashwood was ahead by one
run in the top of the seventh
inning but Seaforth tied it up
at their time at bat. The final
score was 6-6.
Saturday afternoon Clinton
tykes'came to Dashwood and,
the local tykes won 11-8.
Dashwood pee wees played
St: Marys in Dashwood Mon-
day night losing 12-4. This
weekend Dashwood pee wees
will be playing a tournament
in Bolton.
The bantam game was
cancelled due to rain. They
play Tuesdays in Dashwood.
The midgets played Sunday
in Goderich losing 7-4. Then
Monday in Exeter they tied
8-8 and Sunday night Exeter
played in Dashwood and tied
8-8. The midgets have two
wins, two losses and two ties.
Games are Sunday night in
Dashwood.
Permit for St. Pat's
Biddulph council has
agreed to issues building per-
mit to Cobrell Company
Limited for the restoration of
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic -
Church located at Lot 1, NLR
Concession.
The permit will be issued
subject to approval of the
Middlesex London Health
Unit, township engineers
Spriet Associates and the
signing of an agreement
whereby the architects
and/or engineers for the
Church agree to submit
reports stating that the
restoration work is in accor-
dance with the Building Code.
The motion approving the
building permit application,
came after considerable
discussion with Kevin
Mcllmurray 'of Spriet
Associates.
Mclimurray said he was in
receipt of a letter from a
solicitor representing' a
number of St. Patrick's
parishioners giving notice
that his clients expect that all
building done on St. Patrick's
Church will be in strict com-
pliance with provisions of the
Ontario Building Code and
any other Federal Building
Code Act which is applicable.
Road superintendent Hugh
Davis reported to council at
the June 5 meeting that the
gravel contract for 1984 had
been completed and the
calcium contract was partly
completed. Roadside spray-
ing of weeds was also
underway.
After considerable discus-
sion with superintendent
Davis, council decided to ask
Spriet Associates to reassess
the bottom portion of the
Hodgins municipal drain in
order to be in a position to
provide maintenance and
repairs on the drain subject to
Spriet Associates providing
and estimated cost of the
work satisfactory to the
township.
On the subject of payment
of township taxes at the two
banks in Lucan, council pass-
ed the following motion,
"That the township of Bid-
dulph by way of resolution in-
struct the Toronto Dominion
Bank and the Bank of Mon-
treal, both in Lucan that•any
payments received by them
on account of taxes due in the
township of Biddulph should
be assessed the service
charge applicable and such
charge collected from the
party making the payment".
One,tile drain loan applica-
tion in the amount of $4,043
was approved. Clerk -
treasurer Ray Hands was
authorized to call tenders for
reconstruction of the Berm
_ municipal drain with such
BLOOD Ghe bellxe )ou go. tenders to close on July 2,
+i..--,_ Council has extended the
time permitted for the
engineer to file a report on
Branch D of the McGarthy
muncipal drain. The report
will be considered by council
on June 19 at 9 p.m. -�
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ONE HORSE VEHICLE — Susan and Ter
at the Herisall spring fair.
Hans and Corinne Rosch
and family have returned to
their home in the village after
spending two years in
Nebraska, where Hans was
employed.
Sympathy is extended to
the Gilmour families in the
Ipss of their motherand
grandmother, Mrs. Molly
Gilmour, also to the Carter
and Lee families in the loss of
their sister and aunt, Mrs.
Evelyn (Lee) Parker, of •
Harriston.
Congratulations to George
and Marilyn Lee who
celebrated their 40th wedding
anniversary when 23 family
members entertained them to
dinner Sunday at the
Bavarian Inn, London.
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