Times Advocate, 1984-12-19, Page 30- A.
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Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid
members and guests enjoyed
a Christmas dinner Tuesday
evening, December 11
catered to be the catering
group. There were 22
members and 15 guests pre-
sent. A business meeting
followed with president Mrs.
Florence Martene in charge.
The Altar Guild reported 19
visits and one flower sent. The
new Guild is Mrs. Gordon
Kraft and Mrs. Dave Rader.
Shut-in boxes were packed
Sunday, December 16.
Group conveners gave their
yearly report on activities
which showed a busy season.
The flower and treat
secretary reported a balance
on hand. During the winter
months the meetings will be
Wednesday afternoons at 2
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We hope your home and heart are filled with laughter, joy
and good will this glad holiday season. It's been a pleasure
serving you.
WurtL)'s
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Quality & Service Since 1938
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Exeter and Clinton
Conveners for 1985 will be
Mrs. Dave Rader group 1, and
Mrs. Earl Keller, group 2.
New officers for 1985 are:
vice-president, Mrs. Dave
Rader and treasurer, Mrs.
Howard Datars.
A collection was taken for
the Lutheran Hour.
A prOgream followed with
Jayne Hayter playing
Christmas selections on the
piano. A group'of ladies sang
German songs and the pastor
TEAM PARADE — The Huron Park girls ringette team
rode in Sunday's Santa Claus parade at Centralia.
Sun shines brightly
for Centralia event
By MRS. TOM KOOY
Centralia
The sun shone brightly for
the annual Santa Claus
parade Sunday. at noon with
17 floats participating.
Congratulation to those who
makes this parade possible
each year. Candy was given
to all, along the route. They
continued on to Huron Park
where more candy was given
out.
Lawrence and Mildred
Hirtzel attended a pre -
Christmas family dinner at
the home of their son Mr. and
Mrs. Bev Hirtzel and family.
Sunday. '
• Mrs. Minnie Harrison did
lots of entertaining the past
week. Mrs. Audrey Dixon,
Hensall spent a couple of days
with her mother. Sandra Dix-
on and friend Sharon spent
Wednesday with grandma
and Wendy Dixon, Stratford,
and friend James spent
Sunday.
The Faith Tabernacle youth
group went caroling Monday
evening to many Nursing and
Rest Homes including Huron--.
view Horne at Clinton and
others.
Don't forget the Christmas
concerrgn Sunday, December
23 at 7 o'clock at Faith
Tabernacle.
70aift 7aftees
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Rader, Ottawa visited recent-
ly with their parents Alvin
and Violet Rader and were
. guests at a pre -Christmas
dinner.
Also attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Rader and
girls, St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Rader, Andrea and
Scott, Zurich. Relatives and
friends were visited. On retur-
ning home they called on
Wesley's sister and husband
- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coates in
Mississauga.
a German solo. Many receiv-
ed violets in draws. Bunco
was played with winners Mrs.
Emilie Miller and Joe Bruce;
low, Mrs. Hubert Miller and
Gordon Kraft.
U.('. W.
Dashwood United Church
Women's president, Mrs. Don
Gaiser welcomed members
and guests to the December
meeting Tuesday, December
11. A delicious pot luck supper
was enjoyed by everyone.
Mrs. Syd Baker, Mrs.
Margaret Carroll and Mrs.
Hugh Boyle were in charge of
the program for the evening.
A Christmas playlet was
presented with Mrs. Hugh
Boyle introducing the citst:
Rev. Barbara Laing, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Weber, Mrs. Harold
Hendrick, Mrs. Gary Tiernan
and Hugh Boyle. •
Several Christmas Carols
were sung with Mrs. Ken
McCrae accompanying on the
piano. The remainder of the
evening was spent playing
Court Whist. Winners were
Mrs. Greta Schade, Mrs.
Everett Haist, Syd Baker and
Mrs. Dill Chandler.
Personals
Mrs. LuellaTiemanlreated
members of her family to a
Christmas dinner at the
Horseshoe diner last Sunday.
Men's ('lub
Dashwood Men's Club held
the annual Christmas dinner
and meeting Monday,
December 10 with 40
members and 38 guests pre-
sent. Following dinner, presi-
dent. Don Weigand conducted
a short meeting. Tom Hayter
introduced the guest speaker,
Karen Campbell, Horne
Economist for the Ontario
Turkey Board, who_ stressed
turkey any time, not just
twice a year.
Progressive euchre was
played Stith prizes going to
14Irs. Ken Baker, high; Mrs.
Albert Rader, low; Harold
Finkbeiner, men's high and
Don Weigand, low. The even-
ing was enjoyed by all.
Eleanor Salmon, Nigeria, is
home for. the Christmas
vacation.
Seniors enjoying trip
Eighteen seniors from
/ Dashwood accompanied by
members from Grand Bend,
Crediton, Exeter and Zurich
enjoyed a bus trip to
Hamilton to see the Geritol
Follies' Christmas program.
This is a group of seniors
whose performances are at-
tended by many. Their
costumes are beautiful.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Southcott, Southcoll Pines,
were Thursday evening
visitors with Mrs. Irvin
Rader.
Maryann and Shannon
Boyle are spending the winter
with Mr. and Mrs. Willner
Desjardine.
Poinsettias on the altar of
Zion Lutheran church were
placed by Mr. and .Mrs.
Wilmer Pfaff who were
celebrating their 25th wed-
ding anniversary.
Aaron Peter, infant son of
Peter and Irene Datars was
baptized in Zion Lutheran
church Sunday by Rev. M.
Mellecke. Sponsors are
Howard and Elaine Datars.
Carollers
The Lutheran and United
church choirs were Carolling
Thursday night with 18
members present. They call-
ed at 15 .homes, returning to
the Lutheran e.hurch for
lunch. The evening was en-
joyed by all.
Christmas party
The Men's club sponsored
Christmas entertainment for
children Saturday at the com-
munity centre with a good
crowd in attendance. Santa
Claus arrived following the
gifts of candy and chocolate
milk.
The fifty-fifty draw took
. place with winners, Greg
Hamilton, Zurich, Jeff Oesch,
Zurich; and Heather Wragg,
Dashwood.
Dashwood & District
Business Association draw
was held with the winners,
first, Helen Kadey, Huron
Park: second, Lloyd Lem -
mon, RR :3 Exeter: third,
Robert Vanderhoek, Zurich.
Sharon Bennett and Nathan
returned to Lethbridge.
Alberta, Saturday.
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