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Times -Advocate, March 24, 1982 Par' 7
Dashwood seniors enjoy pot luck,quilting and card play
By MRS. IRVIN RAPER
DASHWOOD
Dashwood Seniors met
Monday afternoon March 15
with the ladies quilting and
the men enjoying cards.
There were 98 present.
Following a potluck supper,
the president, Mrs. Pearl
Miller, presided for the
business. The Spring Rally
will be held Wednesday,
April 7 at the Zurich Arena.
Anyone needing tran-
sportation is to. contact the
president by April 6. It was
decided to entertain the
Zurich and Hensall Seniors.
A bus trip to Marineland
was also discussed. Plans
will be given at the April
meeting. Mrs. Ken McCrae
offered to make an afghan
and Mrs. Frans Boogeman a
cushion to go with the quilt
when it is drawn for. A letter
was read from Town and
Country Homemakers.
Everyone is invited to attend
the Institute May meeting
when the speakerwill be a
guest speaker.
Mrs. Ken McCrae's group
was in charge of a program.
She played a tape of the
Seniors' band. A skit
k ,
"Buying Eggs' was given by
Flossie Willert, Alwinna
Galloway and Mrs. McCrae.
Quilting and cards con-
tinued.
Dashwood field
The Dashwood Athletic
committee met and set up a
budget for the year. Mem-
bers of the committee are:
chairman, Ken Rader;
Secretary, Bob Boogmans;
others, Paul Watson, Frank
Mcisaac, Bob Hoffman;
Stephen representative,
Doug Russell; Hay, Tony
Bedard.
Both councils have
reduced their grants this
year so it will be necessary
to charge a user fee to adult
teams only 150 for the
season; $5 for a day game;
$10 for a night game.
Anybody wanting the field
please contact the secretary,
Bob Boogemans.
Personals
Jonathon Mellecke,
Toronto, spent the weekend
with his family, Rev. and
Mrs. Mellecke.
Diane Leibold and Carol
Rader, young adults from
Zion Lutheran Church, at-
tended tile weekend for
Lutheran Young Adults from
Ontario, New York, and
Michigan held at Conestoga
Bible Camp near Elmira.
They enjoyed fellowship,
Bible study and singing.
Special speaker was
Professor Kurt Marquart,
Fort Wayne, Indiana, with
the theme ;'Spiritual Gifts".
Mrs. Alma Genttner has
returned home from a two
week visit to Florida. She
accompanied cousins who
drove down and visited
many interesting places and
enjoyed beautiful weather.
Mr. and Mrs. (Alen
Truemner and Lyle have
moved to their apartments
at Craigweil Gardens, Ailsa
Craig. Brian Kipfer has
bought the Truemner
property.
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CALENDAR GIRLS — Most of the months .of the year were represented by the Calendar Girls in the Zurich
and area figure skating club carnival held Sunday afternoon. From the left are Lisa Bedard, Sonya Shantz, Kerry
Lynn Dietz, Roxanne Overholt, Sandra Datars, Martha Klapp, Debbie Bedard, Stephanie Peters, Heather Westlake
and Kathy Merner. T -A photo
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DAIRY PRINCESS VISITS — Huron County Dairy Princess Ruth Zielman was the guest
speaker at the Crediton WI family night, Wednesday. She is shown above with vice-
president Ruth Eveland and president Anne Cottel. T -A photo
Detail euchre winners
in Shipka community
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
Seven tables were in play
last Wednesday evening for
the progressive euchre party
at Shipka Community
centre. Winners were: ladies
high - Annie Morenz; ladies
low - Mrs. Elzar Masse;
men's high - Harold Fink-
beiner; men's low - Ed
Turnbull; most -lone hands -
Bruce Russell.
Group two were in charge
of lunch refreshments.
It was announced there
would be another euchre
party in two weeks on March
31.
Quite a number from this
area attended the pancake
and sausage supper, held
Friday night at the Church of
God.
Personals
The Huron County Dairy
Princess keeps herself busy.
Last week she attended
Seaforth Women's Institute
as their guest speaker ac-
companied by her mother,
Mrs. Dick Zielman.
Last Wednesday evening
the .Zielman family, Dick
and Annie, Ruth, Debbie and
Angie were guests of
Crediton Women's Institute,
when they held family night
and a smorgasbord supper.
Ruth spoke to the group
and showed the film "From
Cow to Carton."
Debbie entertained the
group with accordion
selections.
Saturday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Keller were
, Audrey and. Roy . Gibson,
Crediton, their grandsons,
Brent and Ryan Gibson, of
Exeter, Marian and Robert
Feltz, Brinsley, and Gwen
Windsor, of Exeter.
Bev, Sherri -Lynn and -
Stephen Keller visited
Sunday with Bev's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk,
Moorefield. Stephen
celebrated his 2nd birthday
and Sherri -Lynn stayed for
March break holidays.
Mrs. Shirley Dell, Tonya
and Cynthia of Belleville are
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