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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-02-20, Page 25Trustees host firemen i it ZuriCh Lutheran ladieses v rest homes Jean Walper. low Mrs. Svd Baker Bob Boogemans and Nancy Rader men's high, Cliff Russell, low - Syd and their spots treated the firemen, Baker, lone hands - Mrs. Ken wives and guests to a roast beef din McCrae. The next euchre will be ner Friday evening served by th Tuesday, February 26. catering group. Special guests wer Mrs. Alma Genttner spent a few Ralph Weber representing Stephe days at Ailsa Craig last week and at- Township, John Elder and his wif tended the funeral of her uncle, representing Hay Township and Bo Osburt McKenzie. Merner and his wife for Zurich Fir Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rader, Ben and Department. Harold Stire and John Robin, London, were Saturday Becker presented retiring firemen, visitors with Mrs. Irvin Rader. Emil Becker and Harold Schroeder Heather Rader has returned home with clocks. A dance followed. Euchre from University Hospital following an Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayter attend There were eight tables in play at emergency appendicitis operation. ed the funeral of a cousin, Arnold the euchre party Wednesday, Meyer on Friday at New Hamburg. February L3 sponsored by Dashwood Weekend guests with Bill and Nan W.I. Winners were: ladies' high - Mrs. cy Becker were Van and Laurie Tuckey and Warren and Shirley Savage, Trenton, and Rick and Cathy Skinner. By MRS. IRVIN RADER Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon, February 13 with group 2 and Mrs. Earl Kellet• convener was in charge of Devotions and lunch. President, Mrs. Florence Marlene opened the meeting with the hymn "What a friend we have in Jesus", scripture reading and prayer. Mrs. M. Mellecke read valentine poems. The Alter Guild reported visits to the Blue Water Rest Home and Maplewoods apartments as well as phone calls. The new Guild is Mrs. Harry Hayter and Miss Helen Nadiger. There were 16 members present and two guests. Cards of thanks and donations were received. The card secretary reported two get well, two birthday cards and one flower sent out. It was decided to sponsor The Lutheran Hour. Pastor Mellecke spoke on the topic, "Augustine - Defender of the Faith". There were scrambled words and crossword puzzles. Mrs. Keller said closing devotions followed by lunch. Firemen's supper Dashwood trustees, Ken Rader, MUSH AND AWAY WE GO — Precious Blood teacher Barry Linden brought twoof his Alaskan Malamute dogs to school Thursday and demonstrated their abilities to pull a sleigh. While Linden readies Dusty and Buffy for hitching up Ann Marie Mittelholtz and Yvonne Benoit are seated in the sleigh and Viengvilay inthovong, Eric Reymer, Chris Rowcliffe and Peter Gryseels are ready to ride along. T -A photo Granton UCW to feature Bill Brady_ on transplants By MRS. E. SUMMERS Unit III of Granton U.C.W. met at the home of Ruth Cook. The presi- dent, Janey Nixon, opened with a poem "Now I have happiness." For the program Ruth Cook read about being close to Jesus even in a crowd and the importance of seeking solitude. Elizabeth Garrett assisted in n . .__meditation on "The Lord's Prayer'. A cane was t as each point was made, and these were placed around the Bible. Personal feelings about prayer were shared before closing the meeting with poems on love. The next• meeting of Unit III will be held in the United Church on Wednes- day. March 6 at 8 p.m. when Bill Brady of London, founding president of Transplant International will be the guest speaker. Everyone is welcome to attend this special meeting. 1-11 News The second meeting of Granton 4-1 club was held at the home of Andra Bannerman. We opened the meeting with the 4-11 pledge. Roll call was to show the three knit garments that you had brought from home, and tell what kind of content or care instructions you found on the Zabel. Leader April Bryan showed us how to take our measurements and then we decided what size of patterns and material we could sew and decided to buy our patterns and tnaterial for homework. Next meeting will be held at the home of Kaline Roloson on February 21. We would like to thank Andra Bannerman for holding the meeting. rick was held at the home of Ken and Sheila Hoar on Thursday, February 14. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins, Lois and family were guests in honor of the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Langford of Dorchester. Sixty-five relatives and friends were present. This was held at the Fair Villa Golf and Country Lynn Mardlin. Secretary Church News At Granton United Church. Rev. Bruce Pierce was m charge of morn- ing worship and entitled his message "Are we part of the problem or of the answer?" Among the many problems we have today are broken marriages and divorce," said the minister and men- tioned three passages of scripture that we could refer to - Galatians 5:19-20, Matthew 15:19-20 and 11 Timothy 3:2-5. Rev. Peter Derrick was the celebrant al the holy eucharist assisted by John Herbert as server at Sl. Thomas Anglican church. The crucifer was David Jones and the pianist Lois Herbert. The two lessons were read by Kenny Beatson and Lois Herber) and the gospel by the rector_ The Rev. Ikrrick preached his ser- mon from second book of Kings 5:1-14 and Mark 1:40-45. This was on spiritual healing. God does move and heal so we must honor God and his healing whatever it may be Next Sunday service will be 8.45 a m. Personals ' The three point parish Bible study under the direction of Rev. Peter Der - Pick Up And Pitch -In CiOl.l II1P A STORE FULL OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE On the Main Street Dublin 345-2250 Free Deliver y of don on Thursday, February 14. 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