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Long serving Uniondale firefight ' zed _ _ , _ h | | = i Saaes | EC *# l C ==» i e | | f S t._‘ | . T3 .. s JB T °* e _ F“»;:;‘v P .V ’ x‘--." «gim x : Kss lisk" _ y.é.' > . “; ‘ | § > e 7 t ‘ [(==p | 2 Ts" 4+ P o e 5 3 @ 3 . j « s \ i + f /fl-f"‘ ~â€" £ § = * A J *A i ‘. C ~ hk 6\ | C | [‘ «1 â€" e C ~ : i SnA h C Tac & B ‘ $ j : “_;i\i;\ % k >3 ' "] f 'E:z*- * & ' y : 3u 6 't" ; ‘;â€";.';:2 ,r â€" | ® | | ‘ Recently the Uniondale Fire Department was acknowledged by Zorra Township for its dedicated members at the Long Service Awards Night held at the Beaty Roomâ€"in Thamesford. Of the 11 volunteer firefighters to be recognized that evening from Uniondale, eight were congratulated for 30 years of service and three for 20 years. Those presented with their 30 years of serâ€" ‘vice awards are the original members of the Uniondale Fire Department when it was established in 1976. The community is : proud of "Uniondale‘s Finest" and appreciates what they have done over the years. Front row, from left are Deputy Chief Bob Greason (30 years), Chief Ron Greason (30 years) and Captain Ron King (30 years). Back row, from left, area Steve Greason * Y . C o pparing!. § : (20 years), Ken Kittmer (30 years), John Hutton (30 years), Jim Muir (30 years), George Whittaker (30 years), Perry Robinson (30 years) and John Renkema (20 years). Absent is David Switzer, who has 20 years of service. Granny fundraiser a succe ‘ y 4 a’ SuCCGSS The Browns Women‘s Institute held their By Ruth Skillings regular monthly meeting at the Rosewood LAKESIDE CORRESPONDENT * Manor in Stratford. Karen Ha:rtw1ck, a tea‘ » * s is n es . specialist, spoke about the history of tea. The Browns Women‘s Institute WB i ai es Tea has been produced in China for more held a special Euchre and Luncheon omen‘s Institute . than 5,000 years and in Britain for 500 on November 3 and wish to thank euchFe/ Thl_xrsday years. Loose tea is more fla\{ogrful than everyone who attended; a goodly even}ng M AAT® tea bags and the best storage is n a metal sunmof money was caised for the were: men‘s high, â€" container with a tightâ€"fitting lid. Karen CGrannies of Rowanda and the Tqrry_Barher; lone hands, Earnest purchases her teas directly from the tea Women‘s Institute treasury. E Oliver; low, John MacDonald; lady‘s gardens of Japan. 5 Door prize winners were Mary high, Doris Champion; lone hands, > Members then travelled to Bentley‘s for Briant, Barb Rigney and Bell Oliver. Noreen Switzer; and low, Carol lunch. Correspondence and the treasurâ€" The prizes were baskets of jams, jelâ€" ( _ Herbert. Two door prizes: Bell Oliver er‘s report were shared. Pennies for lies and pickles donated by Browns |_ and Donna Cooper. Friendship was 10 cents for every cup of Women‘s Institute members. Prize tea you drink in a week. _ _ x winners were: Lady‘s Lone Hands â€" The December meeting will be "Kathy Jeffrey; Men‘s Lone Hands â€" > 0s i5 _ December 5 at 5:30 p.m. at the Lakeside Earnest Oliver; Lady‘s High â€" Helen The Lakeside WI will host Browns Anglican Church Hall. Bring items for the § Holden: Men’s’ High â€" Ingar Klaudi Women‘s Institute for.their Christmas Women‘s Emergency Centre in Woodstock lavi ras a Ian) â€" Meeting on December 5 at 5:30 p.m. fgr a and canned goods for the Food Bank. (pjymg o pot luck meal. Please bring nonâ€"perishâ€" . mss 3 able food for the Food Bank and articles for the Women‘s Emergency Centre in Woodstock. 3