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Page 20A ,Times -Advocate, December 4, 1985
Seniors celebrate Christmas at Daskwood
By MRfMRVIN RADER
Dashwlsxt Senwr Citizens held their
Christmas meet:ng Monday.
November 25 with a pot -luck dinner
and supper. Mrs. Erma Krueger's
group was in charge. The tables were
lovely. with Christmas place mats.
candles and centrepieces
Mrs. Lloyd Rader and N1rs Stan
Preszcator conducted contests and
many received Christmas gifts. Hap-
py birthday was sung to Mrs. Everett
}Mist who was celebrating her 94th
birthday.
The card secretary reported one
50th anniversary and one 40th an-
niversary card sent and one get well.
Donations were made the Town and
Country Homemakers and Dashwood
Men's Flub for the children's
Christmas party Saturday. December
14.
Euchre was played with high prize
going to Urs. Aldene Wolfe and low
to Mrs. EIda Koehler.
The January meeting %+'ill be held
January 20 at 2 p.m. in the afternoon.
Personals
N1rs :Aaron Restenrayer returned
home last week following surgery at
\'ictoria Hospital.
A number of ladies attended Youth
and Music Canada at Grand Bend
1. nited Church Wednesday ell nitlg
when pianist Linda Ipjwhto play d for
the evening and received a standing
ovation.
Rev. Bob Sinasac was on a nine day
trip to the 1I0. Land. This was an
orientation trip for pastors and 11
went from Southwestern Ontario. It
was a very enjoyable occasion.
Pastor Sinasac has been asked to
organize a tour for 1987. ..r+
Brenda. Charlotte and Karen
Miller, Zion, spent Sunday afternoon
:rn(1 evening with their grandmother,
Mary Rader.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Desjardine
were pleasantly surprised on the
evening of November 30th when about
:30 relatives, friends and neighbours
arrived at their home to help
celebrate their :35th wedding
anniversary.
Scott, Mary Ann and Shannon
Boyle, North' Bay, spent a few days
with Judy Crown and children.
Judith Mellecke, Ohio, Rachel
Mellecke, and Jay Lenanski, Ann Ar-
bor were home for the American
holiday.
A large number from the local and
neighbouring communities attended
the film "Deceived" at the United
Church Sunday evening. The story of
Jim Jones and the Jonestown victims
were shown.
Make apples, leaves
for Craig UC stewards
By ALICE DICKENS
I am the vine, and you are the bran-
ches, whoever remains in me and I in
them, .will bear much fruit (John
15:5) These words of Jesus remind us
that we who are his followers are call-
ed to be living branches and to bear
much fruit. We bear fruit by sharing
our time, talents and treasures to sup-
port the church and to meet the many
needs of our hurting world.
The stewards of the United Church
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VCW meets
at .Elimville
By SHIRLEY COOPER
"The Elimville United EChurch
Women met at the church Wednesday
evening. The meeting opened by
everyone singing "The Earth 0 Lord
Belongs to Thee." Mrs. Jake Hovius
read an item on "Caring and
Sharing".
"Delivering the Aid" and "Bridge
House in Kingston" were two articles
read by Ruth Skinner. Mrs. Ina -Johns
received the collection and Mrs.
Emerson Penhale lead in prayer.
Mrs. Penhale led the Bible study on
Women of the Bible. Salome was the
study this month.. During the Bible
Stud Mrs.' Elson ,Lynn, Mrs.'Larry
Lynn and Mrs, Howard -Pym read
-several scripture passages.
Mrs. Penhale read an article of
Salome. Ruth Skinner led in prayer. •
This part of the meeting closed with
everyone sin ing the hymn "Jesus
shall reign wllere're the sun. '
The president Mrs. Floyd Cooper
conducted the business parf of the
meeting. The roll call was answered
by "Something i have learned about
' South Korea':. Mrs. Penhale gave the
marise report. Poinsettias will be
bought for the church:.
Donations were were given to the
jtesource• Centre towards a copier
and to Alma ('ollege-. The new carpet
is in and scion will be put down. The
"nomination report was read. Mrs.
Pym gave a Christian Development
report. She closed themeeting with
"A leiter from Jesus". A social time
followed.
, During the church service on Sun-
day Mrs. Margaret Hunter transfer-
red from a London church.
The Eiimville Sunday School con-
cert has been changeed from Wednes-
day -December 11 to Thursday
December 12. -
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Dennis Maguire, RR 1 Lucan, Ontario accepts the keys from Bob Becker of V.L. Becker and
Sons Ltd. to his new CASE IH 1460 AWD AXIAL FLOW COMBINE. Mr. Maguire, who owns
o substantial Elevator and Dryer operation and performs custom swathing, combining and
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are asking us prayerfully to consider
our contributions,to the life and work
of the congregation and its mission in
the world in the coming year.
By using paper or cloth, or any
creative idea, a leaf or an apple were
-made by many families and in-
dividuals during the week with their
family name on it. These apples and
leaves will symbolize the com-
mitments each wish to make, and
were hung on the bare branches of a
small tree, and dedicated in the name
of Jesus Christ our Lord.
During the Children's time a pup-
pet show "The Giving Tree" had a
message for all ages.
"That has a ring to it" a stewardship
play was presented by the 'church
treasurer assisted by two stewards.
The offering was received by four of
the stewards.
Rev. Anne Beattie, minister, chose
as her sermon Where your heart is.
With Mrs. Marion Wadsworth at the
organ, the ladies choir rendered
several selections.
Flowers at the pulpit were in
memory of the late Miss Grace
Mackay.
• Extending a warm welcome to the
many families who attended the
Stewardship Sunday, November 24,
were Verlyn and Ray Campbell at 9
a.m.
Personals
Mr.,and Mrs. Roy Sutherland and
Mrs. Margaret Dores attended the
sacrament of baptism of Daniel Ar-
thur, infant son of Bob and Vicky
Sutherland of London.
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Ella Matlock display some of
Craigholme in Ailsa Craig.
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the croft articles at Friday's bazaar at
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Christmas safety hint
is Hurondale roll call
Christmas Customs in Other Lands
was the theme and a 'Safety Hint for
The Christmas Season' was the roll
call for the November meeting of the
Hurondale Women's Institute.
Mrs. Harry Dougall's Agriculture
and Canadian Industries Committee
was in charge of the program. Her
two grandchildren Chris Passmore
and Jamie Dougall each delighted
everyone by playing piano solos of
Christmas favourites.
Marian then led the group in sing-
ing several Christmas carols.
Mrs. Thea Wisch, RR 2 Kippeg
skillfully demonstrated the making of
a large buffet arrangement with
candles and fresh evergreens. She.
brought several others made with
dried flowers, nuts and vines which
she had gathered and dried herself.
They were unique and different. She
sold several. From Thea we learned
how Christmas was celebrated in
Germany when she lived there.
Mrs. Neevil frau Usborne told us
about Christmas customs in Holland
.when she filled there. .
President Mrs. William Dougall
read an article on Christmas customs.
It was • agreed to entertain the
Bluewater Rest Home residents on
Tuesday, December 10 at 7 p.m.
Reports were given by Marilyn
Oke, June Stewart and Lois McFalls.
A Christmas buffet of punch,
crackers aaad cheese and Christmas
cake wastrahted by Lois McFalls and
her group while gifts were exchanged.
The next meeting will be held at the
Parish Hall, Exeter, Wednesday
January 29 beginning with a dessert
at 1:15 p.m.
We would like to have you come and .
loin us then.
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