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Times -Advocate, September 17, 1986
Visit Canada's Wonderland
DShwOOd group enjoy nIuslftIl program
Ry'MRS. IRVIN RADER
Two busloads of teenagers,
children, parents and adults travell-
ed to Canada's Wonderland Saturday
and heard the Gospel Music Festival.
The singing groups, Canada's
Galileans, Chrystalaires, Elliott
Family, Graham Sisters, Proverbs,
Reunion, Sellwoods, Viscounts and
from Kitchener The Watchmen.
The open air theatre held 1500 and
there were people sitting on the hills
surrounding the area. It was an in-
spirational experience.
One part that impressed the
writer's mind was, Why encourage
someone? We all need encourage-
ment from time to time. It doesn't
cost us a cent to encourage some one,
yet it can certainly give that person
a special lift for the day. I don't mean
just "buttering somebody up", I'm
talking about actually trying to help
people who are going through good
times as well as bad and letting them
know that we along with them have
experienced -their joy and sorrow.
There is a very delicate balance
GRADUATES— Shown McComb,
son of Donald and Aleda
McComb, Elginfield graduated on
May 18, 1986 with a Bachelor of
Science degree in Agriculture
Economics from the University of
Wisconsin. He was president of
U.W. Madison Animal Sciences
Club, an active member of Delta
Theta Sigma o professional
agriculture fraternity, 1986
general manager of Wisconsin
Little International Livestock
Show, received the J.G. Fuller
award for leadership and
academic performance con-
tributing to campus life. Present-
ly pursuing a Masters of Science
degree in Agriculture Economics
with interest in International
Marketing at University of
Wisconsin, Madison, U.S.A.
Dashwood man
attends program
Henry Vander Burgt, RR 1
Dashwood, was among the 30 people
aged 18 to 21 from across Ontaric
chosen to attend the annual week-long
UCO leadership conference held at
Geneva Park near Orlilia in August.
The main focus of this year's con•
ference was a number of workshops
and seminars on effective com-:
munication to enable young adults to
learn how they react in various situa-
tions and how to solve difficulties they
might have in their personal
relationships.
Vander Burgt was sponsored by the
Hensall and District Co -Operative.
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between bragging about a person and
offering encouragement to people
who need it, but it's an area that each
one of us should think about when
dealing with people on a day to day
basis.
I hope you found some food for
thought in this paragraph.
Personals
The United Church held a special
seminar on a Junior Church concept
of teaching the Sunday School pupils
and youth. John Tomkow, Toronto
was the trainer. He had four years
training in the Prairie Bible Institute
and several years experience in
ministry.
Sunday, September 21 - 2 p.m.
Decoration Day will be held at the
Dashwood Cemetery on the Goshen
Road.
Anyone interested in going to the
Geritgl Follies, Hamilton, December
10, please phone, Mrs. Pearl Miller,
937-S.SM
Ladles meet'
The Dashwood U.C.W. held their
meeting on Tuesday evening with the
Christian Development group in
charge. Mrs. Syd Neeb, chairlady,
opened with a poem "Goodness and
Kindness". Mrs. Alden Wolfe read
the scripture. A reading of prayer and
faith was shared with the group by
Mrs. Edith Baker. Sweet Hour of
Prayer was sung by Mrs. Syd Neeb
with Mrs. Alice Tieman accompany-
ing on the piano.
Mrs. Maida Gaiser presided for the
business. Reports and cor-
respondence was read and filed. The
church will host the Huron -Perth
Presbytery meeting September 23.
London Conference United Church
Women will hold a one day event at
Pearce William Christian Centre, RR held in Crediton United Church,
1 Fingal, October 6. September 29 with Dashwood and
South Huron Fall Regional will be Zurich taking part in the devotions.
The Sunshine Committee will be
Mrs. Eben Weigand and Mrs. Alice
Tiernan.
TATO FIELDS COVERED — A potato harvester partly covered by flood waters is the only in ication
this field west of Crediton owned by Exeter Produce produced potatoes only a short time ago.
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