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By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Group I o f Zion Lutheran
Ladies’ Aid was in charge of
a pot luck supper for
mothers and daughters of
the congregation and a
program. There were 26
Ladies Aid members present
and 55 visitors. Following
Grace by the pastor,
Elizabeth Datars proposed a
toast to the mothers
responded to with a toast to
the daughers by Mrs.
Howard Datars.
Following supper, several
prizes were awarded: lucky
plate, Mrs. Kenneth Rader;
youngest mother, Mrs.
Harvey Beier ling; youngest
daughter, Shelley Miller,
daughter of Mrs. Ernest
Miller.
There was a short
program: Cindy Becker’s
kindergarten class sang two
numbers; Jonathan
Mellecke played piano solos;
Jayne Hayter sang ac
companied by Mrs. Paul
McGuire; Mrs. Dave Rader
sang and accompanied
herself on the piano; the
junior choir sang.
President, Mrs. Lome
Genttner conducted a short
business meeting. The Altar
Guild reported 17 calls. The
new Guild is Mrs. Dave
Rader and Mrs. Harvey
Beierling. There were four
cards sent. The Aid will
cater to a Wedding in Sep
tember.
Mrs. Harry Hayter was in
charge of entertainment and
“Flea” was played with Mrs.
Albert Miller, high; and Mrs.
Harvey Beierling, low.
Senior citizens
There was a good at
tendance at the Senior
Citizens’ meeting on Mon
day. George Tieman
presented some information
for an addition to the
Community Centre. Everett
Haist performed a few slight
of hand tricks and bent an
iron bar held in his mouth.
Harry Schroeder ac
companied by Doug Gill,
Crediton, sang a few songs
which he composed, a
special one for mothers.
A humorous film, Laurel
and Hardy, was shown after
which cards and crokinole
were enjoyed.
The new officers for the
fall will be Past President,
Mervyn Tieman; President,
Charles Martene; Vice-
president, Mrs. Pearl
Miller; Secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Hilda Rader; Assistant
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Clandeboye Wl at rally
By MRS. ART HODGINS
Members of the Clan
deboye Women’s Institute
attending the North Mid
dlesex W.I. district annual,
held in Ailsa Craig Tuesday
were, Mrs. Art Hodgins,
Mrs. Bruce Henry, Mrs.
Gerald Lynn, Mrs. Jack
Hodgson, Mrs. Dave Kestle,
Mrs. Harold Hardy and Mrs.
Michael Heffernan.
Clandeboye W.I. were
responsible for the com
munity singing and Mrs.
Dave Kestle district con
vener of resolutions,
presented two resolutions
that after much controversy,
were voted on and sustained.
Riverview W.I. was the
branch hostess for the
convention.
The U.C.W. of Clandeboye
United Church catered to the
dinner for the Irving
Masonic Lodge ladies night,
held at the Lucan Com-
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Inspector Joe Cunningham
has returned from Ottawa
where he has completed a
five week course at The
Canadian Police College.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Carter, Kevin,Joanne and
Lisa, and Mrs. Isobelle
Simpson spent Sunday with
Joan and Peter Banks and
girls, Brights Grove.
Mr. & Mrs. ll^rijld Hardy
and Carolyn and Mrs.
Charles Coughlin enjoyed
the Shun-Piker Tour to
Oxford County on Mothers
Day.
Several from this com
munity attended the 25th
wedding anniversary party
for Art and Marion Abbott
held at Kirkton Friday night.
Couple at Whalen
mark anniversary
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Mr. & Mrs. Art Abbott
celebrated their 25th wed
ding anniversary with a
dance at the Kirkton-
Woodham Community
Centre Friday evening with
a large crowd in attendance.
Wl meets
Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins
was hostess for the Granton
Women’s Institute meeting
Tuesday evening. The topic
was agriculture and Mr. Jim
Hodgins, field and crop
specialist with U.C.O. was
guest speaker.
He spoke on 4H work of
which he is a leader. The roll
call was answered with the
exchange of slips and
bloomers (flowers).
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest
Ferguson visited with Mrs.
Grace Zavitz, Thedford on
Tuesday.
Thursday was Jason
Hern’s birthday, son of Mr. &
Mrs, Larry Hern. Guests at
his party were Mr. & Mrs.
Stuart McLellan, Mr. & Mrs.
Gerald Hern, Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon Hern and Mr. & Mrs.
Mac Spence.
Lisa Parkinson, St. Marys
spent the weekend with Mr.
& Mrs. Earl French.
Wednesday, Mr. & Mrs.
Ernest Ferguson visited with
Mrs. Wilma Gowan and
Murray.
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we have decided to terminate all the
locker service. We request that all
lockers be vacated by May 31,1978.
We thank you and appreciate your
past patronage.
Hugh Boyle DASHWOOD
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Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mrs.
Syd Baker, Mrs. Hilda
Rader, Mrs. Howard Datars,
Mrs. Ray Rader and Mrs.
Earl Keller, members of
Dashwood W.I. attended the
District Annual at Hensail
United cnurch last Thur
sday.
New books
Books have been ex
changed at the library and
new ones are now available.
There is a good selection of
juvenile books and any
requested will be made
available if possible. For
those who have difficulty
seeing, books are now
available in large print.
Talking books for the han
dicapped persons and films
are available from the
County library.
4-H meets
The first meeting of Dash
wood club I for the 4-H
Garden Club was held
Tuesday at the Dashwood
Community Centre.
Following opening exercises,
club members were in
troduced. Election of officers
was held with president, Lisa
Miller; vice-president,
Elizabeth Datars; secretary
will be on a rotation basis.
The leaders are Mrs. Gordon
Bender and Wendy Beaver.
Requirements for this
project were outlined and the
discussion included benefits
gained from growing a
garden and flowers as well
as good location for a gar
den. The girls decided to
nickname themselves
“Green Thumbs”.
Personals
Mrs. Lorne Becker and
Wayne and Mrs. Henry
Becker visited relatives in
Cambridge-Preston and
Kitchener, Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Maine, Kit
chener, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Reinhold Miller.
Friends of Mr. & Mrs.
Arnold Becker, Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Schuettpelz, and Ted
Adams and his mother,
Wisconsin, spent a week with
them.
Pastor & Mrs. Bruce Guy
attended the United Church
of Canada Conference at
Windsor last week and spent
some time with his mother,
Mrs. Leia Guy.
Mrs. Greta Schade ac
companied by Mrs.
Marguerite Finkbeiner,
Crediton, have returned
home following a two week
bus trip to the west. They
visited Edmonton, Jasper,
Lake Louise, Banff and
Grand Prairie in the Peace
River District. It was a very
enjoyable trip.
Mr. and Mrs. George
YOUTH WORK
A total of nine Young
Canada Works projects for
this summer have been
approved by Canada
manpower and Immigration
through Huron’s project
officer Wilma Bolton.
Judy Simmons will be in
charge of a SPARK summer
program and recreation for
kids at Huron Park. This
project will involve six
young people for a total of 51
work weeks at a cost of
$7,488.
The second activity will be
the Huron Centennial
Community Adventure
Playground providing 34
work weeks for three per
sons at a cost of $5,112.
A second Wingham project
will allow for site
preparation for the 1978
International Plowing Match
to be held at the Jim Arm
strong farm. The cost will be
$11,474 for five persons and
79 work weeks.
Wolfe and Claudine, Toronto
spent the week-end with Mr,
and Mrs. Stuart Wolfe.
Mrs. Verda Moulton at
tended the Michigan State
Button Society program in
Southland centre Mall in
Teylor, Michigan. This was
arranged by her daughter
and husband, Mary and Jim
Fee, Birm i n g h a m,
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