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oti4A4.-muvocure, April
Centralia residents
attend euchre party
Dashwood 4-H girls plan
achievement day activities
Florida. They enjoyed beautiful
weather visiting Disney World,
Buseheand CypressGardens and
other places of interest.
Arletta Hess, Emma Schilbe,
Margaret Pfaff, all of Zurich;
Hilda Rader and Beulah
Desjardine attended a birthday
dinner for Martha Miller at the
home of Frieda Keller, Monday.
Following the dinner a hymn sing
and games were enjoyed. A good
time was had by all.
Mrs. Jim Patterson and Sarah,
Grand Bend, were Tuesday
visitors with Mrs, Irvin Rader.
and Mr. & Mrs. Dave Rader and
Stacey.
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Morrison and
Jennifer, Varna, were Sunday
visitors with Rev. & Mrs. Bruce
Guy.
Richard Hayter and friend,
Toronto, spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hayter and boys.
Susan and Chris Baynham,
Oshawa, spent the weekend with
their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
Ernest Koehler.
Mr, & Mrs. Don Bender, Terry
and Tim have returned home
following a two week vacation in
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
Dashwood 4-11 girls club No, 11
held their 4th meeting, March 31,
at the Community Centre with 14
girls answering the roll call
"Show design ideas for free
choice article". Some designs
were animals, flowers, birds and
trees. The couching outline and
the couching cross stitch were
demonstrated. The leaders
discussed design and color.
The 5th meeting was held April
5. The roll call was "What have
you decided to make for your free
choice article?" The members
answered with pillow cases,
purses, wall hangings and pic-
tures for framing.
The leaders discussed the
historical outline of embroidery.
The sheaf filler stitch, the satin
stitch and how to make a twisted
cord were taught. Plans for
Achievement Day were made.
The next meeting is April 12.
LLL Rally
Twenty-two members of Zion
Lutheran church attended the
Spring Rally of the Lutheran
Laymen's League at Grace
Lutheran church, Mitchell,
Sunday. Guest speaker, Rev. G.
McDonald led the group in
discussion on what it means to be
alive in Christ,
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Fourteen tables were in play at
the euchre party in the Com-
munity Centre Monday night with
Mr. & Mrs, Lawrence Hirtzel and
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Hollings in
charge.
Prize winners were, ladies
high, Mrs. Georgina Webster;
lone hands, Mrs. Torn Kooy; low,
Mrs. Otto Darling.
Men's high, Percy Noels; lone
hands, Tom Yearley; low,
Murray Carter.
Desta Rock was the winner of
the travelling prize. Mr. & Mrs.
Wm. Lamport and Mrs. Clarke
Fisher will convene the next
party.
Personals
Senior Citizens met in the
Community Centre Monday for
an afternoon of crokinole and
cards followed by lunch.
Murray Abbott who returned
home last week after spending
the winter at the home of his son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs.
Clayton Abbott in California is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Dick Neil and Robert Snell
have returned from Victoria
Hospital and are recuperating at
their respective homes.
Mrs. Teresa Bedour and Cathy
of Goderich spent the weekend
with Mrs. V. Overholt and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel
were, Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Bill Hirtzel in Exeter. It was
a birthday celebration for Kathy
and. Heather Hirtzel.
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Hicks who
were returning to their home in
Toronto following a vacation in
Florida were overnight guests,
Monday, at the home of Mrs.
Lorne Hicks.
Marikay Hodgins of London
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgins
and Sunday visitors were Mr. &
Mrs. Keith Hodgins and family of
Georgetown.
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins
returned home on Saturday after
a three month's stay in Mexico
where the weather was really
warm. On the way home they
visited in California with their
niece and nephew, Mr. & Mrs.
Steve Caldier and family; in
Mesa, Arizona, with Mrs. Walter
Nickles; with their nephew
Darrel Fralick in Colorado and
with Mrs. Hodgins sister, Miss
Ada Mitchell in Montpelier, Ohio.
They enjoyed a trip to Disney
Land while in California, visited
the Grand Canyon in Arizona and
the Afpen Ski Resort in Colorado.
Before completing the trip
home they called on Mrs. Harold
Mitchell in West Lorne and were
overnight visitors on Friday with
their daughter and son-in-law Mr.
& Mrs. Don Pickering of Hyde
Park.
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(left) and Keri Yallup, (right) while being watched by sitter, Linda Froats. Linda was taking her turn in the
nursery, Thursday, while other mothers were attending the Learning for Lent series at the United Church.
T-A photo.
Granton area women attend
Cancer Society meeting
Assiting the hostess were Mrs.
Hobbs and Mrs. Hodgins,
"Happy Gang" meet
The Happy Gang met in the
United Church basement March
31. Mrs. Harold Westman opened
the meeting with the 'Happy
Gang' theme song, then gave an
informal talk on All Fool's Day,
April 1, how it originated etc.,
asking any of the members if
they had any experiences that
they would like to share.
Rev. Mary McInally)who'was-on
the program, recited the poem
"St Peter at the Gate or 30 years
with a Shrew."
The rest of the afternoon was
spent playing cards, shuffleboard
and Crokinole. Members with
March brithdays and having
their names on the birthday cake
were: Lizzie Crockett, Mary
Bowman, Edith Westman and
Harold Westman. Lunch was
served by Rev. Mclnally and
Mrs. Glen Jameson.
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Former Dashwood girl married
Anne Baynham, Oshawa, and
formerly of Dashwood and
Edward "Spike" Nagel, Oshawa
and formerly of Toleda, Ohio,
were united in marriage April 2
at Peace Lutheran Church,
Exeter, by Rev. C. Hahn.
Attendants were Bob and
Gloria Hayter, Dashwood, and
Susan and Chris Baynham,
Oshawa.
A reception was held at Dash-
wood Community Centre. Out of
town guests included Mrs. Jean
Nagel, mother of the groom, Bev
Nagel, his sister and Dan Nagel,
brother; Mrs. R. Remmlinger,
his great aunt all of Toleda, Ohio;
Mr. & Mrs. Sonny Jacobs, Erie,
Mich, Other guests included
friends from Toleda, Ohio,
Toronto, London, Kitchener and
surrounding area.
Men's Club
Dashwood Men's Club held
their monthly dinner meeting
March 29 at Dashwood Com-
munity Centre with the W.I.
catering to it. It was Father and
Son night and some 86 sat down.
Following dinner both dads and
boys enjoyed a western movie.
Personals
Mrs. Jean Walper has returned
to her home here following
surgery at University hospital,
London, and a stay with her sister
and family, Mr. & Mrs. Stan
Slezak, London.
Miss Almeda Miller, a resident
of Huronview and formerly of
Dashwood underwent surgery in
Clinton hospital last week.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Irvin Rader were Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Miller and girls, Zion,
Mary Mclnally conducted the
service, her sermon was the fifth
in the Lenten Series and was
entitled "Judas Iscariot was
there". She said Judas was a
thief, a traitor,and in betraying
Jesus with a kiss he sold himself,
not Christ, for 30 pieces of silver.
She stated God can help us to
learn the lesson of Judas before
we become the the victim of our
own wrong choices.
At St. Thomas Anglican
Church, Rev. Mary Mills, of-
ficiated at the morning service
and took her sermon for Passion
Sunday from Mark, the message
dealt with Christ's conversation
with the multitude and His
disciples on the way to
Jerusalem.
April Fool supper
A successful April Fool supper
was held in the Church Hall
Thursday evening followed by
progressive euchre, prizes were
'won by the following: ladies high,
Mrs. Heber Davis; lonehands,
Mrs. Harold (Pete) Wallis; men
high, Harry Carroll; lone hands,
Peter Van Leishout. The quilt
draw was won by Mrs. Robert
Gleason of Lakeside.
By MRS. E. SUMMERS
Several ladies from Granton
attended the campaign launching
meeting of the Cancer Society
(Lucan-Biddulph branch)
Wednesday evening at the Lucan
Public School.
The theme for this year's
campaign is "You Are Making
the Difference", the door to door
canvass starts on April 5, Also a
new venture this year will be the
Great Family Ride April 25
pledge cards can be obtained
from any member of the
executive of the Society. A
Tapestry picture, donated by
Mrs. George (Jean) Jarvis of
Lucan will be drawn for at the
Daffodil Tea held at the home of
Mrs. Jack Murdy of Main St.,
Lucan April 28.
CG IT & Explorer news
The CGIT are busy working on
a craft article for the Bazaar that
will be held in the fall, they also
attended a Rally with their
leaders at Colbourne United
Church.
The explorers are working on a
gift for their mothers for
Mother's Day.
Scout & Cub news
These two groups are very busy
rehearsing for their Variety
Show, working on crafts, earning
badges & training for camp. The
Cubs are making Easter gifts.
Church news
At the United Church, Rev.
EVERYTHING IS UPSIDE DOWN! Darlene McBride of Exeter,
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Personals
A number of people from
Granton attended the Sweet
Adelines Inc. annual show at the
H.B. Beal Secondary School
Saturday night.
Mrs. Harold Hodgson and her
daughter, Mrs. Jack Harrigan,
have returned from a vacation in
Florida.
Mrs. Alec Crockett spent a few
days with Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Langford and Linda.
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Gregory
have returned home after
spending the winter in Florida,
Get well wishes are extended to
Mrs. Nelson (Jessie) Bilyea who
is a patient in St. Mary's
Memorial Hospital, and to Mrs.
Wm. (Mavis) Knapman who has
had a long stay in hospital.
Keith Summers of Toronto
spent the weekend with his
parents Mr. & Mrs. Elmer
Summers.
4-H Club news
The 5th meeting of the
"Tangled Threads" was held
March 27 at the home of Mrs. Joe
French. Each member was
allotted:one book cover to work
on.
Suggestions were made for the
skit for Achievement Day, other
ideas were to be considered at the
next meeting. Leader Mrs.
French gave a talk on the history
of embroidery and the girls were
instructed on how to do the satin,
sheaf filler and the twisted rope
stiches.
Both leaders, Mrs. French and
Mrs. O'Shea, gave the girls
assistance with any problems
that came up while they Were
working on the sample patterns.
Medway Euchre club
Mr. & Mrs. Chester McComb
entertained the Medway Euchre
Club at their home at Elginfield
March 29, ,
Prizewinners were ladies high
Score, Mrs. Carmen lodging;
lone hands, Mrs. Elmer Sum-
mers; low score, Mrs. Austin
Hobbs; men's high score, Car-
men Hodgins; lone hand, Austin
Hobbs; low score, Clarence
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