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1 Dashwood hosts Lutheran rally
The Lutheran Laymen's
League Rally was held in Zion
Lutheran Church Sunday, August
17, with the theme "Freedom in
Christ". Speaker for the day was
Dr. A. Stanfel, Kitchener, who
spoke on the work of the L.L.L,
Ed Becker, Stratford, District
Lutheran Hour Chairman, spoke
on the progress of the Lutheran
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RALLY A SUCCESS — Edith Beierling of Dashwood was among one of the 1 1 5 seniors who registered for a
day long Zone Eight Senior Citizens rally in Dashwood last week. Seated at the table is Martha Weigand of
Dashwood while waiting to sign the register is Mary Regier also of Dashwood. photo by McKinley
Zion choir chooses officers
Dashwood U.C.W.
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Nearly a hundred sat down to a
supper prepared and served by
Group 1 of the Ladies' Aid with
Mrs. Lorne Becker, convener.
Rev. Mellecke had .c,losing
devotions.
4-H Meeting
The Little Rippers held their
sixth meeting April 13 at the
home of Mrs. Maxine Miller with
seven girls present.
Following opening exercises
Mrs. Sheila Miller demonstrated
sewing in sleeves. The girls
decided their club's exhibit will
be "Fabrics and Finishes for
Leisurewear" and the Fashion
Show will have a commentator.
Cathy and Cindy worked on the
commentary while the other
members worked on their gar-
ments.
The April meeting of Zion
Lutheran Ladies Aid was held
Wednesday with group 1 and Mrs.
Lorne Becker convener in charge
of Devotions and lunch.
Pastor Mellecke opened the
meeting with a hymn followed by
scripture reading, the Easter
story from Luke and prayer. He
took for the topic part of the
Liturgy.
Mrs. Lorne Genttner,
president, dealt with the
business. Twenty-five members
answered the roll call. The Altar
Guild reported 32 visits and two
phone calls. The new Guild is
Mrs. Charles Martene and Mrs.
Erna Schroeder. Mrs. Genttner
thanked all who had helped with
the basement and kitchen.
A letter from Country
Playhouse was tabled until May.
Group 2 will be in charge of a
Mother and Daughter pot luck
supper in May. Mrs. Nancy
Rader had closing Devotions and
the meeting was brought to a
close with The Lord's Prayer.
4-H Meeting
The sixth meeting of Dashwood
Club 2 was held at the home of
Mrs. Earl Keller. The leaders
discussed and demonstrated
sewing in sleeves, sewing on
buttons, hems and slipstitching.
Next meeting will be held at the
community centre, April 18.
The seventh meeting of Dash-
wood Club 2 was held Monday,
April 18, at Dashwood Com-
munity Centre. The leaders
discussed Evaluating garments,
Achievement Day and judging
fabrics, seams and trims. An
organization meeting for
Achievement Day will be held
April 26 at the community centre.
L)ashwood
by Mrs. Irvin Rader
Zion Youth Meet
The Youth of Zion Lutheran
church met at the home of
Eleanor Salmon Sunday evening,
April 17, A good discussion was
held on abortion and birth con-
trol.
Next meeting will be May 1
when the Aletheia singers
returned.
Annual Choir Meeting
The choir of Zion Lutheran
Church held their annual meeting
recently following practice.
Officers are, president, Mrs.
Melvin Stade; vice-president,
Mrs. Howard Datars; secretary-
treasurer, Jayne Hayter; leader,
Melvin Stade; assistant, Mrs.
_Martha Miller; librarian,
Howard Datars; social com-
mittee, Sherrie Stade, Howard
Datars and Mrs. M. Mellecke.
Mrs. Mellecke invited them to
have their lunch at the par-
sonage.
Personals
A public meeting will be held a t
Dashwood community centre
Monday, April 25, at 8:30 and the
committee urges the people of
Dashwood and the surrounding
communities to attend to discuss
holding Friedsburg Days for '77.
Adequate interest must be in-
dicated at this time if plans will
continue for this event.
Private Scott Boyle returned to
Uplands C.F.B., Ottawa, after
spending a week with Mr. & Mrs.
Hugh Boyle and boys.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love spent
last week at Clinton with their
grandchildren, Randy, Rhonda
and Ricky Lobb while their
parents, Fred and Kathy were on
a Caribbean Cruise.
Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader were
Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Miller and girls, Zion.
Mr. & Mrs. John deNiet and
Tina, Willowdale, spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin
Rader and other relatives.
Mrs. Cora Gaiser, Mr. & Mrs.
Jack Gaiser, Kim and Lyn, Mrs.
Dear Reader:
We are disturbed by
discussions of the possible break-
up of our country, Canada. Flow
can we express our goodwill to
our French speaking fellow
Canadians?
Families quarrel but with love
and willing hearts the quarrels
are resolved, because the family
is important, So it is with our
country with its beauty, freedom
and diversity. With one of its
members gone Canada is in-
complete. It was a French
Canadian, born in Quebec, who
composed "0 Canada".
Are you searching for a way to
express your friendship towards
the people in Quebec? Please
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Citizens of Quebec
c/o Council of Canadian Union
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Don Gaiser, Faye and Paul ac-
companied by Mrs. Addle
Morlock, Exeter, and Mrs. Nola
McEwen, Ailsa Craig, attended
the Mein-Poland wedding at St.
John's United Church, Camp-
bellford, Friday evening and the
reception at the Legion Hall.
The bride is Mrs. Cora Gaiser's
granddaughter. Mrs. Gaiser
returned to Kitchener with Rev.
& Mrs. Bruce Seebach for a visit.
Miss Eleanor Salmon spent the
weekend with pastor and Mrs.
Frank Morgret, Rhineland,
The United Church Women of
Calvary held their April meeting
Tuesday with the Stewardship
Finance Leadership Develop-
ment committee in charge with
Mrs. Jessie Racier chairladY,
with an Easter Message. Mrs.
Syd Neeb read the scripture
followed with prayer by Rev,
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A film, God's Easter Plan, was
shown after which was group
discussion.
Mrs. Hugh Boyle, president,
presided for the business.
-Eighteen members answered the
roll call. All mothers are asked to
sing in the choir on Mother's Day.
The Sunshine committee is Mrs.
Mildred- Kellerman and Mrs.
Letta Taylor.
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