HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-05-12, Page 9Millers celebrate 60th anniversary .
, Dashwood Institute entertains grandmothers
By MRs. IRVIN NADIR
Dashwood Wotnett's
Institute met Tuesday, May
4 for the annual Grand-
mothers meeting with
conveners Mrs. Eben
Weigand, Mrs. Gordon
Bender and Mrs. Beulah
Desjardine of a, pot luck
supper.
Mrs. Osear Mille had the
lucky plate. Numbbrs were
drawn for potted plants and
winners were Mrs. Greta
Schade, Mrs. Sid Baker,
Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan and
Mrs. Jessie Rader. Roll call
was to introduce your
grandmother and was an -
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swered by 20 members and
-23 guests. A sing song was
enjoyed.
President, Mrs. Bender
dealt with the business. The
district annual is changed
from the evening to the af-
ternoon of May 20. Delegates
are Mrs. Eben Weigand,
Mrs. Gordon Bender, Mrs.
Sid Baker and Mrs. Hilda
Rader. The 4-H girls
received gifts for county and
provincial honors. Gifts were.
presented to the two 4-H
leaders, Mrs. Earl Keller
and Mrs. Ray Rader who are
retiring from 4-H. The 4-H
exhibit was on display. Elise
Vandeworp commentator
and helper Kathy -Ann Keller
spoke on the exhibit "Let's
Bake Bread." •
A Mother's Day poem was
read end Danny Weigand
played several piano
selections. Mrs. Bender gave
two readings "The Patch
Work Quilt" and "Spring
Planting." Ella Frayne, with
the mouth organ, andher
daughter, Marlene Mathers,
at the piano, played several
selections.
Special speaker was Diane
Dixon from the Town and
Country Homemakers in
Wingham who spoke and
showed slides on
Homemaking and Home
Help in Huron County. She
told what a Homemaker is
and .how one goes about
getting one if they require
help. The evening was en-
joyed by all, The Institute is
planning aTweedsmuir Tea
for their June meeting.
60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold
Miller celebrated their 60th
wedding anniversary Sun-
day, May 9. Many lovely
flowers were placed in Zion
Lutheran church, gifts from
relatives and friends. Vickie
Miller, a. granddaughter
.sanga solo "The Lord's
Prayer."
Guests for dinner at their
home in Dashwood included
brothers and sisters: Mrs.
Lovina Miller, Zurich; Mr.
and Mrs. Earl (Heldegard)
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Mrs. Edwin Miller and Mr
and Mrs. Herbert Miller;
Pastor and Mrs. M.
Mellecke; families of their
two daughters and son,
namely Mrs. Martha Hin-
dley, London; Mrs. Lorna
Maine, Kitchener and
Hubert, Dashwood.
Over 100 attended an Open
House at Zion Lutheran
church. Many greeting cards
were received as well as a
plaque from Dashwood
Village and Premier Wm.
Davis.
U.C.W. Anniversary -
Calvary United Church
Women celebrated. the 69th
anniversary Sunday, May 2.
Mrs. Don Geiser welcomed
everyone. Mrs. Don Weigand
sang a solo accompanied by
her mother, •Mrs. Irene
Kennedy of Grand Bend.
Mrs. Mildred Kellerman
was in charge of youth time
Mrs. Gordon Bender read
the scripture readings.
Ushers and offering
gatherers were Mrs. Harold
Hendrick and Mrs. Eben
Weigand.
Doris'Zurbrigg, Listowel,
past president of Huron
Perth Presbytery was guest
speaker with the title "The
past speaks, the present
challenges and the future
beckons."
Personals
Calvary UCW attended
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Thursday evening when the only.
speaker was Audrey Fink- Mrs. Frieda Keller and
beiner of London. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keller
Shirley and Susan Van-
Doraselaer attended the 25th
wedding anniversary of
George and Cora Van-
Maasenhovenat Ailsa Craig,
Saturday, May 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stade
are planning anopen house
at their home May 15 and 16,
2-5 p.m. on the occasion of
their 29th wedding an -
and family spent the
weekend in London spending
Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Elgin Keller.
Sunday, they attended
confirmation service at Good
Shepherd Lutheran church
when a grandson of Mrs.
Keller, Warren Keller, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Keller
received the rite of eon-
firmation. They were guest
with the Kieth Keller family.
Family service was held at
Calvary United Church,
.Sunday. Rev. Barbara Laing
assisted by Mrs. Don
Weigand had the service.
The Sunday School children
sang "It's a Small World"
accompanied by Mrs.
Mervyn Tieman on the
piano. Three boys read the
scripture. Rev. Laing took
for her message "Abiding in
Christ." The choir sant "The
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Danny Weigand and Randy
Hoffman received the of-
fering. This was a good day
to say thank you to someone+
who has taught you ' God's
love.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love
had their family home for
Mother's Day from Sarnia,
KingCity, Clinton,
Rrucefield and Grand Bend.
Funeral service for Mrs.
Hilda Wein was held in Zion
Lutheran Church, Monday,
May 3 with Albert Rader,
John Willert, Herbert Bills,
Helmuth Messner, Robert
and John Whittier pall
bearers.
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Rev. Earl Stieman, pastor
of Zion Lutheran church
from 1967 to 1972 passed
away at his home in Parkhill
Monday, May 3. Ill health
had forced his early
retirement from the
ministry. A number from
here attended the funeral.
Achievement night was
held Monday, May 3 at
Stephen Central school for
the 4-1-1 club project "Bread -
Winners." Dashwood club 2
had an exhibit "Let's Bake
Bread." Two girls, Kathy
Anne Keller and Irene
Dietrich received. county
honors: Alice Dietrich
received provincial honors.
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