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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-06-19, Page 18Page 6A Times -Advocate, June 19, 1985 Birthday party at Bluewater Dashwood seniors picnic, strawberry supper tonight By MRS. IRVIN RADER The Stewardship finance and leadership group used "Lone" as the theme for their meeting held at Calvary United Church un Tuesday evening. Mrs. Eben Weigand, chairlady, opened with a poem "Where there is Love". A favorite hymn 'Tell me the Old, Old Story' was sung, followed by prayer offered by Mrs. Bill ('handler. The ladies joined in a responsive reading led by Mrs. Weigand. A devotional "The Grace of Having Enough" was shared with the group by Mrs. Mildred Kellerman. Rev. Barbara Laing was the speaker for the evening. She referred to several scripture passages in defin- ing the word "Love". Proverbs chapter 10 tells us that hate stirs up trouble but love forgives all offenses. A presentation of a quilt was made to Rev. Laing by Mrs. Weigand on behalf of the U.C.W. members. Ms. Laing has accepted a call from the Dutton charge and will be leaving Dashwood the end of June. A brief business meeting followed with Mrs. Don Gaiser presiding. All members were reminded of the 50th anniversary to be celebrated by Alma College, St. Thomas, August 17 to 19. - Rev. Don Parsons will be guest speaker. ' Sunshine committee for June will be Mrs. Jack Gaiser and Mrs. Lloyd Guenther. The annual strawberry and ham supper will be held at the Dashwood Community Centre this Wednesday (today i from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Senior Citizens Dashwood Senior Citizens met Mon- day, June 10 for a picnic supper with 12 -in attendance, all enjoyed'the boun- tiful meal. They plan on having a float for the village's 125th anniversary. Those in charge Mar. Mr. and Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mr. and Mrs. Frans Boogemans, Mrs. Florence Martene, Mrs. Velma Russell, Louis Weigand and Mrs. Alma Genttner. They all signed a petition stating they were not in favor of Indexing the Seniors Pen- sion. It is to be sent to Murray Car- diff M.P. Mrs. Pearl Miller's group will be in charge of the September meeting. Huronview's Seniors Day is July 3. They are to meet at 11:30 a.m. at the community centre. The bus trip to the Toronto Zoo leaves at 8:30 a.m. June 27. . Conveners, Velma Russell' and Alma Genttner conducted contests and relays with the following win- ners; baldest head, Oscar Pfaff, lady with most buttons, Pearl Miller, longest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haist t68►; longest finger nails, Mrs. Luella Tiernan; longest hair, Frans Boogemans and Eben Becker; most grandchildren, Maggie Clark (40), number between 1 and 100, Mrs. Leita Hill; throwing paper plate farthest, Mrs. Alice Tiernan; one who walks farthest in a minute, Mrs. Eben Weigand; three relays were also played. At convention • Pastor M. Mellecke and lay delegate Earl Keller of Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood, attended the 66th regular convention of the Ontario District of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod at Brock University, St. Catharines from June 13 to June 16. The Ontario District joined the Alberta -British Columbia and Manitoba -Saskatchewan districts in voting for Lutheran Church - Canada, a vote in favour of partner status with the mother synod based in St. Louis, Missouri. Until recently all pastors and teachers for the province's 92 Missouri Synod congregations were trained in US seminaries and col- leges, and all administrative direc- tion, mission outreach and published materials came via the US offices. At present 40 young men are enroll- ed at two Canadian seminaries, one located in Edmonton, Alberta and the other in St. Catharines, Ontario. A national church office is to be established in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Currently, only one Lutheran School, in Kitchener, exists. Discus- sion at the Convention friay lead to the establishment of more such schools. Ladies Aid . Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid hosted the birthday party at the Blue Water Rest Home Tuesday, June 11 with nine persons having birthdays. Mrs. Florence Marlene presided for the program. Taking part were' Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love, Grand Bend with violin and piano; Mrs. Nancy Rader and Stacey singing duets "I walk the Line" and "The Green Green Grass of Home"; Mrs. Mary Radergiring two readings from the old school READY FOR FRIEDSBURG DAYS - Jeremy, os an. ason : ec er ride on the Dashwood Friedsburg Days float at the Lucan Fair parade,• Sunday. T -A photo 45 •.t.1- ,9::;•:;" i;'Ct `/ Ili z1t` �(C �C Save e�R Sae On Sets eest Ste stems' Seta Perfect Sy Total Suspension S 5° yandou PGIA. to Sia Puts e Into pp r sbetter ays Pod now , le Make get rnore of tt . Superior and that p�ie�ct Axa restful when y Serra ►°`►buy a sl►�E fl t11 saved tin PIM(' IN sEt healthy investment nl,estrr►en via t t t x 95 s. �05 3299 1N 3185 ea. 33995 s>>po5 F . $245 ea. 343995 ;150o5 FULL 3295 ea. Q�ENwarranty when 15 year aa set. Sleeper Sleeper. as purchased Sema Perfect Be - --:,sew►° r' ‘Ir x: 1 355 MAIN STREET, EXETER FURNITURE LTD. 235-1990 book; Jr. choir with Mrs. Delmar Miller leader singing "Sing Sing Sing" and Amazing Grace; Mrs. Melvin Stade and Sherrie singing two duets accompanied by Miss Helen Nadiger; and Jayne Hayter playing and singing two numbers. A short business meeting followed. Seventeen members of the ladies Aid attended. The Altar Guild reported 14 visits. The new Guild is Mrs. Howard Datars and Mrs. Luella Tiernan. Several new items are to be purchas- ed for the kitchen. The aid is sponsor- ing a student at St. Catharines Seminary. A bakeless bake sale will be held during the summer. Dashwood W.I. Mrs. Margaret Carroll, convener of resolutions was assisted by Mrs. Mildred Kellerman and Mrs. Eben Weigand. President Mrs. Emil Becker opened the meeting with mind -teasers followed by summer suggestions of recreation, visitation and relaxation. Ten members answered the roll call 'tits a consumer 1 would like to see". Several guests were present. Mrs. Weigand gave a detailed report of the District Annual. It was decided to enter a float in Friedsburg days, and to exhibit at Exeter Fair. Mrs. Kellerman discussed the mot- to, "An ant can move a rubber tree plant". Gail Shaw favoured with several numbers on the auto harp - It is no secret, Because He Lives and He touched me. Mrs. Carroll gave tribute to all fathers. She discussed the resolution, resolved that violence on TV should be cured. Mrs. Weigand read an Ode to Outdoor Plumbing. Plants were won by Mrs. Alice Tieman, Mrs. Harvey Beierling, Mrs. Emil Becker, and Mrs. Florence . Martene. A contest was conducted with Mary Rader winning a mug. Lunch followed. Katherine Becker and Mary Rader are delegates to the FWIC convention at the University this week. Personals Ralph and Mary Weber accom- panied by Huron County Warden Paul Steckle and wife, Kathy, Deputy Clerk Treasurer . Bill Alcock of Goderich and Deputy Reeve Lossy Fuller, Exeter, attended the'OMSSA convention in Kingston last week. While there, they took the Thousand Island cruise and toured old Fort Henry courtesy of the city of Kingston. The Dashwood and Area Business Association would like to thank everyone who helped make our giant flea market sale a success. We had about 13 vendors. Be sure to watch for this annual event next year. The Dashwood History Book will be on sale at the pre -sale price of $20. un- til July 8 when the price of these books will go up. Do you like to read? When was the last time you read a book? There is an•excellent selection for all ages at the library. Films for organizations are available. Rev. Barbara Laing's brother, Ian Lloyd Laing, passed away Thursday, June 13 at Strathroy nursing home in his 65th year. A memorial service will be held Tuesday June 18 at Chalmers Presbyterian Church, London. Mrs. Edith Beierling attended the Beierling-Deichert wedding at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich, Saturday and the dinner and recep- tion at the Stanley Township Com- plex, Varna. The groom is her grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller and Grant, Edmonton, Alberta, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller and Mrs. Alice Faveri, Win- nipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Faveri Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Berends, Exeter and Mrs. Reinhold Miller, Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Rader visited with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Bills, Cass Ci- ty, Mich. and attended the gradua- tion dinner of their godchild Michael Bills, held at Zehnders in Franken- muth. The Bavarian festival was just finishing their activities. 9 \Ve agreed to keep it simple this year. 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