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Times -Advocate, February 22, 1984 Page 11
United Church Women meet at Dashwood
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Dashwood
Calvary United Church
women met •Tuesday after-
noon with the Christian
Development committee in
charge. lgrs. Jack Geiser,
chairlady, ope,ned the
meeting with scripture verses
from 1 Corinthiads 3, em-
phasizing the importance of Some upcoming dates to
Love in our everyday lives. keep in mind are World Day
After singing the hymn of Prayer, March 2 at Grand
"There shall be Showers of Bend United church; U.C.W.
Blessings" a reading "The In- annual meeting in Chatham
comparable Christ" was April 1-3; Westminster
-given by Mrs. Jack Geiser. weekend in London June 1-3;
The scripture taken from A Seminar at Waterloo
Luke 8:43-48 andJohn20:11-16 University June 8-10; and
was read by Mrs, Syd Baker. Alma College August 19-22.
Both passages pertaining to The "Learning for Lent"
our Bible study. series will be held again this
The hymn "Face of a Poor year in Zurich United church
God" was sung. Rev. Barbara each Wednesday morning
Laing conducted the bible starting March 21 and ending
study.A continuation of the April 18. All ladies of the com-
book "Jesus Means Life" munity are cordially invited
dealing with the chapter "Life to take part in the fellowship .
for Women". of these Lenten Programs.
Mrs. Margaret Carroll The meeting closed with
shared her views with the Mrs. Eben Weigand offering
group after which prayer was prayer. The Mizpah benedic-
offered by Mrs. Jack Gaiser tion was repeated and Ivnch
bringing the devotional por- was served by the committee
tion of the meeting to a close. in charge.
President Mrs. Don Gaiser, Euchre Zion Lutheran church Sun -
conducted the business. Roll There were 18 tables in play day, February 12 by Rev. M.
call was answered by 15 at the euchre party sponsored Mellecke. Sponsors were Mr.
members. A number of cards by Dashwood W.I. Wednes- and Mrs. Mark Stire.
of thanks were acknowledg- day. They came from near Howard and Elaine Deters
ed. The Sunshine committee and far. spent two weeks holidaying in
reported making several Winners were: high lady, sunny Puerto Vallarta,
visits, Mrs. Don Geiser and Mrs. Alwinna Galloway, Mexico.
Mrs. Margaret Carroll to be Crediton; high man, Lloyd Valentine Becker returned
in charge next month. Durr, Parkhill; low lady, home Sundfay from South
Mrs. Margaret Carroll, Huron hospital, Exeter. It
Dashwood; Low man, was also his birthday.
Sheldon Wein, Dashwood; Congratulations to Mr.
most lone hands, George Cun- andMrs. Leo Gibson who
ningham, Lucan. celebrated their 45th wedding
The next euchre will be held anniversary February 18.
February 28. Please note the They were guests of their
change in date from 29 to 28. children at the Corkscrew
restaurant in London.
Personals They have four children,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rader, one daughter, Valerie Mar -
Ben and Robin, London, and riage, Clinton; three sons,
Pte. Shelley Howe,CFB, Wayne, Lucan and Terry and
Borden, who was spending Michael, Dashwood and three
the weekend with them spent grandchildren.
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lotus Zimmer
Irvin Rader. were anniversary guests with
Mrs. Laura Datars is a pa- the Leo Gibson family Satur-
tient in South Huron hospital, day. Regina being one of the
Exeter, having suffered a attendants 45 years ago.
stroke. Mrs. Elva Willert is Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gibson
also a patient there. returned recently from a five
Millissa Holly, infant week vacation in Florida. The
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. weather was beautiful where
Larry Stire was baptized in they stayed.
Rev. M. Mellecke con-
ducted the Sunday service at
the Blue Water Rest Home
Sunday.
Mervyn Tieman has return-
ed home from St. Joseph's
hospital where he had
surgery.
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The regular meeting of the
Hibbert United Church
Women was held in the fami-
ly life centre February 8.
In charge of the devotions
and program were the plann-
ing committee. Mrs.
Margaret Christie, Mrs.
Mary F. Dow, Mrs. Janet
Chappell, Mrs. Ila Barker and
Mrs. Margaret Kemp. They
introduced the study book for
1984 "Jesus Means Life" by
Dr. Wm. Taylor and showed
a film strip, Who do you say
that I am?
During lunch which was
served .by Mrs. Marjorie
Drake and Mrs. Verle Mahon
a discussion concerning the
various artists conceptions of
the man Jesus, and the worth
and validity of having such
representation was led by
Mrs. Margaret Christie. -
Mrs. Margaret Miller con-
ducted the business meeting.
Plans were finalized for the
World Day of Prayer, March
2nd in Cromarty
Presbyterian Church,
Strawberry and ham supper
to be held in the Family Life
Centre on June 13.
A report was given from the
Presbyterial annual meeting
and announcement made
regarding the coming event in
Wingham in April. A decision
was made to send collected
pennies to "Seeds for Zaire"
fund again this year.
A report was given of the
social committees years work
and a motion of thanks to the
donor of a quilt. Mention was
made of Camp Bimini's ap-
peal for leaders for the com-
ing summer.
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go to Carter Kerslake who is
a patient in University
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