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Times-Advocate, 1983-12-21, Page 8E Nage 8 Times -Advocate, December 21, 1983 MR. AND MRS. RALPH ASTLE Marie Louise Beaver and Ralph Borden Astle exchang- ed marriage vows December 3, 1983 at Dashwood United Church with Rev. Barbara Laing performing the ceremony. Maid of honour was Verna Gingerich and best man was Donald Beaver. The couple is residing in Doshwood. Photo by Schwortzentruber Groups at Dashwood meet for festive parties and dining tlly MR$. IRVIN RAI =R Dashwood Please phone your Christ- mas visitors to 237-3572. Ladles Aid Zion Lutheran church Ladies Aid held their Christmas and annual meeting December 13. There were 39 members and husbands or a friend sitting down to a catered to turkey supper. Arnold Becker had the lucky plate. President, Mrs. Florence Martene presided for a business meeting. The yearly reports were given. Dues were paid. Conveners gave the activities of their group. The Alter Guild reported 15 visits, six treats, three phone calls. The new Guild is Mrs. Earl Keller and MIs. Ray Rader. The meetings for January, February and March will be at 2 p.m. Cards of thanks and dona- tions were received. A letter from our sponsored seminary student was read. A poinset- tia will be purchased for the altar. Mrs. Dave Rader gave the report of the nominating com- mittees. The officers are; president, Mrs. Florence Martene; vice-president, Mrs. Alma Genttner; secretary, Mrs. Fray Rader; Treasurer, Helet Nadiger; auditors, Mrs. Shirley Van- Dorsselaer and Mrs. Gordon Open till 9:00, 405 Mode $t.. Ix Closed Saturday at 6:00 238-2937 MR. AND MRS. MIKE DESJARDINE Jo -Dee Darlene Steele and Michael Everett DesJardine exchanged marriage vows September 17, 1983 at St. Luke's in the Garden with Rev. Eitel Lindenburger per- forming the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Steele of London and the groom is the son of Mrs. Phyllis DesJardine of Grand Bend and the late Everett DesJardine. Matron of honour was Paula Seredo and bridesmaids were Debbie Steele and Diane Kadlecik. The flower girl was Letisha Steele. The best man was Rick Moody and ushers were Scott Green and Jamie Steele. The ringbearer was Bryce Kadlecik. The couple are now residing in Exeter. Photo by Mike and Mae Pace Rebekahs donate to Exeter home Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge met Wednesday night to enjoy a delicious turkey banquet in the lodge hall. A bountiful feast was had by all. Noble Grand Bartfara Whiting presided the follow - NOW till Des. 24 SeaJons (' /l reelin93 Super Specials 1 Kroehler Chesterf ield suite Reg. •799$649 Cta Cas Ota Dee Ota Cee 0,47 tm CUP CUP Cun CUP DAA flO E New Sectional Chesterfields $49900ea. 1/ • Ct5 C.n C.a CUP Carl Cm Cn C.a CTP Cta CUP CUP Cup oGa , CHRISTMAS DRAW PRIZE: Recliner Chair 2nd Prize: 011 Painting One ticket for every purchase of $5.00 or over Draw closes 6 p.m. Dec. 24 Hl -Lo Table Card Table Chairs Deacon Bench Cedar Chests Chesterfield Suites Sofa Beds Bedroom Sul •es Dream Glider Chairs Recliners Picture Clocks Lamps Electric Blankets Tables Hassocks Kitchen Sets Stained Glass Mirrors Occasional Chairs Pictures Etc. Curio Cabinets f 0% Off A// Furniture Excellent Selection of Lead Crystal, Giftware and Appliances Tieman's Furniture & Hardware Dashwood 237-3681. 1w tie * VISAMai Pie ing meeting accompanied by Vice Grand Marie Broom. Barb welcomed 61 sisters and five brothers Vice Grand Marie Broom reported that the visiting committee had sent a Rehekahcoffee mug and a get well card to Norm Whiting and Cathy Mugford received a get well card while in South Huron Hospital. Rita Morley was reported to be in St. Joseph's Hospital. A syrppathy card was sent to Doreen Browning. Junior Past Noble Grand Audrey Rowe reported the Humanitarian Services Com- mittee donated ;100 to the Albert St. flume in Exeter and the committee would be delivering gift boxes to stlut- ins this week. Audrey also remarked on the Oddfellows and Rebekah float that was entered in the Santa Claus parade. 1t won the prize for the "best theme". The float depicted the nativity scene and it was done very well. Birthday wishes were sung for Sisters Celia Thomson, Vera Pincombe, Lena Kirkland and Almira Ford. Christmas r.•adings were given sincerely and humorously by Alice Bowen, Mavis Atthill, and Lois McF'alls. Christmas carols were sung by everyone and Sister Elaine Skinner sang "Christmas" accompanied by Jean Hodgert at the piano. Santa arrived at the end of the evening to distribute gifts and everyone enjoyed punch and cookies Services at Clandeboye There will be a Christmas Eucharist and message in St. James Anglican church 'at 7:30 p.m. on ('hristmas Eve. There is no service on Sunday December 25 at St. James Service in Clandeboye United Church has been cancelled for Christmas Day. The congregation is invited to attend Christmas Eve service and communion in Lucan United Church al 7 p.m. also Christmas Day service at 9:30 A.M. There will be no news from Clandeboye next week. Christmas visitors will he too numerous to mention. 1 would like to lake this op- portunity to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Healthy and Prosperous New Year. (Jean Hodgins, Clandeboye Correspondent). Kraft, nominating commit- tee, Mrs. Harry Hayter and Mrs. Arnold Becker. Group conveners are group 1 Mrs. Lorne Becker; Group 2, Mrs. Earl Keller and Mrs. Ray Rader. An exchange of gifts was made and draws for plants. A Christmas Carol Pageant was held in the church. Christmas cookies and tea brought the evening to a close. Men's Club The Dashwood men's club held their Christmas meeting with wives as guests at Dashwood Community Cen- tre. There were 56 members and guests and eight new members enjoying a turkey dinner. Following dinaer a short meeting was held. Guest speaker, Miss Linda Finkbeiner spoke on dif- ferent ways of wearing a scarf. Euchre was played with winners, ladies high, Mrs. Ray Rader; ladies low, Mrs. Michael Tieman; men's high, Michael Tieman; low, Victor Hartman. Santa Claus arrived in Dashwood Saturday after- noon compliments of the Dashwood Men's Club. About 200 children enjoyed chocolate milk, a pack of can- dy and an. orange. They saw two films, enjoyed a magi- cian, Santa Claus and a sing song of Christmas Carols. Richard Denommewon the portable stereo radio. Win- ners in the 50-50 draw were Brian Hicks, Greenway; Or- tha Baker, Dashwood and Labelle Topping, London. U.C.W. Calvary United Church U.C.W. met December 13 with Mrs. Mervyn Tieman's group in charge. A program of sing songs, Christmas stories and choir singing was presented. Kirktvn By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS St. Paul's Church held their annual Christmas dinner and entertainment Sunday follow- ing the morning church service. Children that took part were: Benjamin and Ratchel Sloat, Meagan and Erin McCormick, Jessica, Alia, Andrea and Greg Blackler, Judy and Doug Chappell, Katie Paul and Christopher Jongkind. The flowers in the church were in loving memory of Mrs. Vera Jarvis. Bill Chandler and Susan Dunn sang a duet. The Sunday School children were invited. Rev. Peebles, minister of Grand Bend Untied Church was guest speakef. He asked the question "What we really think of when we celebt.,te Christmas?" Do we try to see how much we can get or do we plan to give back something in return. Lunch and fellowship followed. Calvary United Church choir joined by the Lutheran church choir were out caroll- Ing Thursday evening. They visited 12 homes where they were warmly greeted. They returned to the United Church for a social time of crokinole followed by lunch. Mrs. Florence Keller is a patient in Victoria hospital, London. • Group 2 of Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid packed 25 shut-in boxes Sunday afternoon. Flowers in Zion Lutheran Church Sunday were from the funeral of Mrs. Wellington Heist. She was a former member. Wtllifitiftillielftcaft4sovftlicee%Mire*ftaftl®oisrsa►no!!n'+er w F / g �C�-'f I fin' 6��� g Il 1 and thanks , ���, • are coming your way iC ...have a Merry Christmas! 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