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Dashwood 'seniors see slides,
plan outing to Frankenmuth
Dashwood seniors met
May 19 with Mrs. Lloyd
Rader's group in charge.
Mrs. Pearl Miller presided
for the business.
Mervyn Tieman gave the
medical centre report. Mrs.
Miller reported on the Fall
Rally which will be in
• Dashwood
Mrs. Irwin Rader
Holmesville this year. Those
going on the Frankenmuth
bus trip are to meet in front
of the hardware store. They
will be at Huronview Thurs-
day, June 25 at noon for
Senior Citizens week.
The nominating com-
mittee is Oscar Pfaff, Mer-
vyn Tieman and Mrs. Lloyd
Rader. The next.. meeting
will be a picnic June 15 with
Mrs. Ken McCrae's group in
charge.
Mrs. Eldeen Wolfe was
chairlady for the program.
She introduced guest
speaker, Doug Carruthers
who showed beautiful slides
on the Hawaiian Islands.
• One visitor, Oscar Pfaff's
nephew from the West,
attended.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Keller,
Lori, Rob and Jim,
Goderich, and Mrs. Frieda
Keller attended the baptism
of her great-grandson Joel
Edward Elgin Baker son of
Richard and Caroline
(Keller) Baker at First
Lutheran church, Windsor,
last Sunday. Mrs. Frieda
Keller also spent a few days
with members of her family
in London.
Mrs. Mayo Mellecke, Mrs.
Bill Becker and Mrs.
Delmar Miller attended the
LWML Christian Growth
Retreat at Conrad Greble
College University of
Waterloo during the
weekend. The Theme was
"The fruit of the spirit is
love, joy, peace, long suffer-
ing, gentleness,
New Zealanders
visit Varna family
Mrs. Vandersar, her
daughter Irene and son Ian,
of Kaponga on New
Zealand's north island, spent
a week in this area visiting
Mrs. Vandersar's brothers,
barna.
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Albert and Wiebe Postma.
They had visited a sister in
Manitoba on their way here,
and left Friday night for a
visit with relatives in
Holland.
Cubs camp -out
The Bayfield Cubs had an
overnight camp -out in
"Akela", Phil
Gemeinhardt's bush, on Fri-
day night.
Scott Kirton, Jon Lep-
pington, Scott, Jason and
Darryn McAsh and David
Hayter are members of the
troop, and Dave Roy and
Dale Leppington are leaders.
They all had a terrific
time, running obstacle
courses, taking part in a
scavenger hunt based on
tILeir nature study, learning
to use stilts, and their main
project was a 60 -foot -long
rope bridge, 20 feet up in the
air.
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It was a practise run for
the big Huron District Camp
at Benmiller this coming
weekend when eight or nine
hundred kids will gather.
Personal fitness will be the
camp theme, and they will
work for their athlete's
badge.
Brownies melt
Susan Kirton, Krista
McAsh, Bobbi -Jo Leppington
and Julie Kalbfleisch attend-
ed a Brownie Revel on
Saturday.
Church awared for givings
The Varna -Goshen charge
of the United Church has
received a certificate from
the Department of
Stewardship Services, under
the direction of the Rev.
Jewitt Parr, for a more than
10 percent increase in Mis-
sion and Service givings in
1980. The increase was ac-
tually 33.6 percent. The
largest increase was in
regular envelope givings.
The CGIT girls helped sub-
stantially by donating 8260
raised at a dance-a-thon to a
kindergarten in Japan.
Slo-pitch game
The Bayview Blue
Bombers play the Stanley
Steamers in slo-pitch action
at the Varna ball park on
Wednesday, June 3 at 9 p.m.
temperance." Against such
there is no law (Galations 5,
verses 22 and 23) . Discussion
was the influence in the
home and community of
these passages of scripture.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Her-
man, Shakespeare; Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer- Rader, Strat-
ford; and Mrs. Shirley
VanDorsselaer and Susan
were in Akron, Ohio for the
weekend on Hanover Holi-
day Tours bus where they
attended Rev. Humbard's
morning service. The whole
Humbard family was there
and they looked exactly as
they appear on television.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Russell, Glendive,,Montana,
spent last week with Mrs.
Eldeen Wore and other
relatives. He "is -making a
Russell family history and
visited places of interest.
Mrs. Ross Love and Mrs.
Kenneth Johns, Exeter,
were in Toronto last week
attending the 10th Inter-
national Senior Citizens
Congress at the Prince Hotel
where seniors from all over
the world were represented.
The Congress was opened by
the Hon. John B. Aird
Lieutenant Governor of On-
tario.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Nutt,
Paul and Rachael attended
the 50th wedding anniver-
sary of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Nutt,
Woodstock. It was a great
day with family and friends.
Mrs. Gordon Bender, Mrs.
Eben Weigand, Mrs. Mervyn
Tieman, Mrs. Valentine
Becker and Mrs. Irvin Rader
attended the Huron South
District Annum at Seaforth
United Church' Thursday,
May 21.
Joe Bruce gave a birthday
party for his wife Theada on
the occasion of her 70th
birthday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hayter, Sun-
day. Attending were Mrs.
Grace Beavis, Mr. and Mrs.
John Snider, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Hayter, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert .Hayter and David,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maguire
and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Desjardine and girls, Mr-.
and Mrs. John Hayter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Hayter (jr) and family,
Jayne and Tom Hayter,
Elaine Overholt and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hayter.
Mrs. Elgin Rader catered
to a delicious meal. Mrs.
Bruce received beautiful
gifts and a good time was
had be all. She received
phone calls from her
nephews, Rick Hayter, New
York, and Jeff Hayter,
Toronto.
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