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Citizens News September 18, 1980
Ladies plan pot luck dinner at stone Iaying
Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid • ing, with president Mrs.
met for their September Charles Martene presiding.
meeting Wednesday even- Pastor Mellecke took the'
topic "The Paralyzed Man".
The altar guild reported thir-
ty visits for July and August,
the new guild is Mrs. Dane
Rader and Mrs. Harvey
Beierling. '
DRYSDALE'S OF HENSALL
Now! While they last ... greatjeductjoj on these
the beautiful appriaRces
AVE OVENS
Equipped with all these lime Notpohi,t
features
• 25 minute timer .
• 2 power levels— High and Low/Defrost ,
• Power -on indicator light
• Recipe guide on front panel gives reference on recommended
cooking times tor frequently prepared meals
• 1.3 cu. ft. capacity
Now
while they $39860
last oidy • • • •
• Electronic touch controls put 4 cooking functions at your fig-
ertips — Time Cook,.Temp Cook, Temp Hold, and Hold/Timer.
• Defrost function. • 10 power levels. • 99 minute 99 second
timer. • Digital readout displays; Time, Temperature, Hold and
Defrost programming. Also counts down time during time cook:
ing and shows internal food temperature during temperature
cooking and temperature holding cycles. • Automatic end of
program signal. (except on Temp Hold). • Function and power
indicator lights. • 1.3 cu. ft. capacity.
Now •
while they
last only . .
• Smart styling plus two way cooking • Time or temperature se-
lector allows you to select the cooking function you desire for time
or temperature controlled cooking • Simply set the 60 minute dig-
ital timer and when the food has cooked for the time selected, the
oven shuts off automatically and signals you • Or use the food
temperature control sensor — Just select the serving temperature
you want and the oven shuts off automarically and signals you
when the food has reached that temperature • Includes fully illu-
strated "Guide to Microwave Cooking & Recipe Book" with easy
step-by-step instructions.
Now
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last only .... I
MICROWAVE
COOKING
DEMONSTRATIONS
Friday, Sept. 19th 4 p.m. to 9 p.m
Saturday Sept. 20th
1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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`Hotpoint Specialist'
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• Time or temperature selector for
two types of cooking functions.
• 36 minute. 2 -speed timer with
expended Scale Nor setting 15
second increments during the first 5
minutes.
• Three power levels - Hugh, Medium
and Low (Defrost). •
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• 2 -speed exhaust fan
• Fluorescent lamp fights
conventional cooking surface
• 16 -Witt► oven cavity is large enough
for 2 dishes side -by -title, dr a
3 -quad casserole dish
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DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. - HENSALL
262-2728
A pot luck dinner will
follow the laying of the cor-
ner stone in the new
Lutheran church September
28. Plans for a bazaar to be
Daishlwood
Mrs.IrvIii Rader
held November 5 at the com-
munity hall were discussed.
The card and treat secretary
reported seven cards sent.
A motion was carried to
decorate the church for
Thanksgiving.
Rally held
Zion Lutheran Sunday
School rally day service was
held Sunday with the
children participating in the
service.
Dashwood UCW
The U.C.W. ladies met
Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Gordon Bender president
presiding. Mrs. Mildred
Kellerman discussed
another chapter on Japan. A
playlet "An Interview with
St. Peter" was given by Mrs.
Clayton Merner and Mrs.
E.R. Guenther. A lively dis-
cussion period followed. A
piano duet by Kim and Lynn
Gaiser was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Alice Tieman convenor
was in charge of the
program.
4-H hold first meeting
The first 4-H meeting of
the Dashwood two club was
held Monday evening at the
community hall. The leaders
are Mrs. Ray Rader and
Mrs. Earl Keller. Fifteen
girls are participating in the
new project "Food For
Friends". The election of of-
ficers are: president,
Rachel Mellecke; vice presi-
dent, Kathy Schade;•
secretary, Sandra Datars;
treasurer, Alice Dietrich;
press reporter. Kathy -Ann
Keller.
The topics discussed were
stir -frying, energy conserva-
tion, how to calculate
kilowatt-hours and reading
your meter.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader
were callers Wednesday in '
London with Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Rader, Ben and Robin,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bennett.
Mrs. Esther Salmon has
returned home following a
stay in University Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rader,
Barbara and Brenda, also
Mrs. Hilda Rader visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Rader and family of
Dorchester.
Ship your livestock
with
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DASHWOOD
Independent
Shipper To United
Co-operatives Of
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Department, Toronto
Monday is shipping
day from Varna
Stockyards
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2384707
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OR BAYFIELD
5654636
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Friday till 9 p.m.
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