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to meet Monday
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hodgert
and Alan had supper with
Mr. & Mrs. Hedley May of
Exeter Monday evening. The
occasion being Mrs. May's
birthday.
Pastor Ross Hargreaves
representing Huron Perth
Presbytery attended a World
Outreach meeting along with
some other men from
London at Windsor, Friday.
Mrs. Mary Hodgert,
Exeter spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Arnold
Cann,.
Miss Brenda Ballantyne,
Toronto spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne
Ballantyne and Wendy.
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were Saturday evening
guests with Mr. & Mrs.
William Rohde.
Pastor Ross and Mrs.
Hargreaves attended the
60th wedding anniversary
celebration for Mr. & Mrs.
Hugh Malcolm of
Burgessville Sunday. Mrs.
Hargreaves poured tea.
Monday Pastor Ross
Hargreaves visited with his
father Mr. John Hargreaves
at the Oxford Regional
Nursing Home at Ingersoll.,
Mrs. Jack Stewart
returned home Wednesday
after visiting with her
daughter and son in law Mr.
& Mrs. Rick Potter and
family, Regina for two
weeks.
Harold Annett, Mrs. Helen
Caswell, London visited
Saturday and Mr. & Mrs.
Case de Mooy London visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Alvin Passmore.
Joint Session will meet at
the manse Wednesday
March 4.
The March meeting of the
United Church Women will
be held Monday March 2nd
at 8 p.m. The recipes for
the Cook Book are to be
at the church by March 1.
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Times -Advocate, February 25, 1981
Page 9
Learning for Lent starts
at Dashwood Church
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
The Worship and
Fellowship committee of the
Dashwood and Zurich United
churches is holding a series
of programs called "Lear-
ning for Lent". These will be
held Wednesday mornings•at
the Zurich United church.
The program will include
crafts and interest groups.
Bible study will also be con-
ducted by Barbara Laing,
United Church minister.
Baby sitting will be
provided for mothers of pre-
school children. All ladies of
the community 'are invited
to attend this series which
commences March 4 at 9:15
a.m.
Piano pupils results
Miss Idella Gabel
A.R.C.T. announced results
of her piano'pupils with the
Royal Conservatory. Grade
8 piano, first class honors,
Shelley Hoffman; grade 3
piano, honors, Susanne
Smith; pass, Andrea
Zimmer; grade 2 rudiments,
first class honors, Colleen
Glasgow (100), and David
Dougall; preliminary
rudiments, first class
honours, Lisa Miller.
Fog limits euchre
Due to dense fog, there
were only seven tables in
play at the euchre Tuesday,
Feb. 17. Winners were: high
ladies. Mrs. Elgin Rader;
men, Mrs. Jessie Rader;
lone hands, Mrs. Lloyd
Rader; lucky scores, Valen-
tine Becker and Gerald
Mason. The next euchre will
be March 17.
4-H: Sew Perfect
Dashwood 4-11 club 2 chose
"Sew Perfect" as a
Donations for
Medical Centre
The following is a partial
list of donors to the
Dashwood and Area Medical
Centre.
Eldon Smith, Mrs.
Lawrence Hill, Emerson
Wein. Marion Schenk, Bob
Hodge. Glenda Wuerth,
Donald Roeszler, Harold
Glanville. Gord Slaght, Don
Averill, Oscar Pfaff, Mrs.
Margaret Clark, Mrs.
Gerald Schenk, Keith
Nelson. Gerald Smith. Marg
Pertschy, Mrs. A. Galloway,
TammySchenk. Lorne Voigt,
Audrey Wade.
Dick Lord, CamStewardson.
Lloyd Wein. Garry Dinney,
Fern Labriche, Albert
Vanderworp. Mrs. Brennan,
Lorne Preszcator, Bill
Payne, Barry Becker,
Melvin Schlunt, Larry
Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Genttner. Mr. and Mrs.
Eben Weigand, Marilyn
SteinmannCharles Martene,
Mrs. Garnet Willert, Jim
Lehman. Gerald Mason,
Katherine Becker. Michael
Tieman.
Laura Datars, Joe Wragg,
Margaret Butler, Butch
Desjardine. Joe Regier,
Mrs. Buelah Desjardine,
Peter Becker. Carl Tyler,
Mrs. Erna Schroeder,
Margaret Merrier. Sidney
Baker. Mrs. Flossie Willert,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rumball,
Mrs. Ogletree. Mrs. Joe
Regier. Mr. and Mrs. W.J.
Adams. Mrs. Hilda Rader.
Mrs. Hilda Wein. R.T. Grif-
fith, Bruce and Robin Pfaff,
Russell Beaver. Charles
Sims. Walter Fydenchuck.
Mrs. Cora Wein. John Ned-
za. Ernie Hohner, John
Ducharme, Mrs. Pearl
England. Don Dinney. Olga
Klaver. Roger Finkbeiner,
Joe Dillon. Gary Tieman,
Mrs. Elda Koehler, Rev. Ar-
min Schlenker, Nola Faist
Mrs. Greta Beaver. Ray
Morlock. Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Finkbeiner, Brian
Elder. Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Haugh. Mrs. Ada Dietrich.
Norval Reid, Mr. and Mrs.
Al Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Wm
Swartz. Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Morlock, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Bowers, Mrs. N. Lam-
port. Mrs. Clayton Sims.
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nickname for the club for
this project at the third
meeting. Kathy Schade,
president presided for the
business. Roll call was to
name a piece of sewing
equipment and its use.
Construction of a garment
was discussed. This included
stay stitching, sewing darts,
gathering. sewing seams and
the different methods of
finishing them.
Pressing and pressing
equipment, plus a quiz 'of
pressing concern' was con-
ducted. The leaders then
helped some of the girls cut
out their garments.
Beginner sewers are to com-
plete the dart sample for
next meeting.
Dashwood seniors meet
Dashwood Senior Citizens
met Monday. Feb. 16 with 47
present. Mrs. Pearl Miller,
presided for the opening and
business. Mrs. Eben
Weigand's group was in
charge of the program. Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Love and
Ross Cardiff provided
musical numbers.
Some members presented
a skit. "Going to Toronto"
Cards were played.
Zion ladies' aid
Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid
met Tuesday afternoon,
Feb. 17, with group 1 and
convener, Mrs. Arnold
Becker in charge of
devotions and lunch. Presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles Martene,
presided for the business.
The Altar Guild reported
32 visits. seven treats, one
flower and one phone call;
four cards were sent by the
cards secretary. The new_
Guild is Mrs. Harry Hayter
and Helen Nadiger.
Cards of thanks were
received and many
donations. Donations are to
be made to the United
Church Women and com-
munity centre for the use of
facilities.
A wedding will be catered
to in September.
Mrs. Mayo Mellecke took
for her topic the story of the
t.
mother whose only son had
died. Bible reading and dis-
cussion followed.
Personals
Mrs. Anne Nagle, Susan
and Chris Baynh'am,
Oshawa. spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Hayter and family bringing
Mrs. Ernest Koehler, who
had spent several weeks
with them, home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gib-
son and family, Denfield,
were Sunday guests with
Mrs. Frieda Keller.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller
and Karen. Zion, wre Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Rader.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hayter and Jayne have
returned home after
vacationing in Florida with
Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder,
Lakeland. and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Bruce. Newport
Janice Oke has recently
returned from a vacation in
Germany. Switzerland and
Austria. She was joined by
her husband Brad who is
presently enjoying his work
experience in Saudi Arabia.
Credit'
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Congratulations to Mr. &
Mrs. Leonard Wein who will
be celebrating their 52nd
anniversary on February 27.
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Presz-
cator were dinner and
supper guests Saturday, with
Mr. & Mrs. Earle Steele of
Hensall and Sunday were
supper guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Harold McCallum RR 1
Walton. Mr. & Mrs. Presz-
cator also visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Ed Regele RR 4 Walton
and Mrs. Mary Thornton
who is a patient in Seaforth
Hospital.
Ricky Wein celebrated his
19th birthday on Sunday with
a family gathering.
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