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THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1969
NEWS OF DASHWOOD DISTRICT
(MRS. E. H. RADER, Correspondent)
UCW Meeting:
The United Church Women of
Calvary church for April
was on China and Mrs. Syd Baker
chairlady opened it with a read-
ing. Mrs. Ken McCrae was
pianist. Mrs. Harold Kellerman
read the scripture and Mrs. Bruce
Guy a meditation. "I believe in.
loving Godwill". Mrs. Mervyn
Tieman led in prayer. A solo
"My Task" was sung by Mrs.
Robert Hoffman. Mrs. Guy
introduced the film strip on
China, "Contrast and Continui-
ties". This was accompanied
on record with authentic sounds.
After the film a discussion
period was held. Everyone join-
ed in to sing "A Song of Praise
similar to the songs sung by the
Chinese people in Peking.
The May meeting is to be a
Mother and Daughter pot luck
supper with Mrs. Harry Hoffman's
group in charge. A strawberry
social date is to be decided in the
near future.
Celebrate Birthday:
Over fifty members of the
Rader family gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
Rader, Sunday, May 13, on the
occasion of his 50th birthday.
Guests were present from Water-
loo, London, Zurich, Zion,
Stratford, Crediton, and Dash-
wood.
Lloyd Rader read an address
and Irvin Rader presented Elgin
with a travel alarm on behalf
of the family. Everyone enjoyed
a supper which included cake and
ice cream.
Celebrate Birthday:
To mark the occasion of Mrs.
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Bertha Hayter's birthday, Saturd-
ay., April 12, a dinner was held
in her honor at the Dominion
Hotel, Zurich. Present for the
event were Mr. and Mrs. John
Snyder of Brantford, Mr. and Mrs,
James Hayter, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hayter, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hayter, who were celebra-
ting their wedding anniversary,
and their 10 year old daughter,
Jayne, who also had a birthday
April 12. To add to the festivity,
Mrs. Hayter received word that
her first great granddaughter was
born that day to Mr. and Mrs.
Don Duffy of Detroit.
Ladies Aid:
The April meeting of Zion
Lutheran Ladies Aid was in charge
of group 2 and Mrs. Ernest Koehler
convenor. Mrs. Lorne Genttner
presided for the business. A
mother and daughter banquet will
be held in May. The Altar Guild
is Mrs. Oscar Miller and Mrs.
Alvin Rader.
Mr. Steve Brirely of the London
Rescue Mission showed the film,
"The Big R", followed by discuss-
ion. A donation was made to the
mission. Lunch was served by the
group.
Hensall Dance Aids
Minor Sports
Program Finances
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
!Menu of the Week
almon Loaf with Frozen Peas,
'Baked Potatoes, Sliced Ontario
IFiothouse Tomatoes, Pumpkin Pie
SALMON LOAF
1 can salmon
1/3 cup salmon liquid
1/2 cup milk
3 cups soft bread crumbs
1/4 cup butter(melted)
3 eggs (separated)
2 tbsp chopped green pepper
i2 tbsp finely chopped onion
tbsp lemon juice
1/8 tsp lemon rind.
1. Drain the salmon, and flake.
Save the liquid.
2. Heat milk in top part of
double boiler. Add bread
crumbs, and butter, and let
stand 5 minutes.
3. Add salmon liquid and beat
until smooth.
4. Add ell -beaten egg yolks,
flaked salmon and remaining
1ingredients.
5. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whit(
6. Pour into a well -greased pan,
bake at 350 degrees for 40 to
50 minutes, or until firm in
centre.
7. Remove from oven. Let stand
5 minutes. Loosen from sides
of pan, and invert on heated
serving dish.
8. Serve plain or with egg sauce.
Serves six.
It's wise to choose the cheaper
pink canned salmon for use in
casseroles. It's every bit as
nutritious as the higher priced
red or cohoe.
At a dance held at Hensall
Arena Friday evening, April 11,
sponsored by the Hensall Minor
Athletic Association, two draws
were made and the lucky winners
were: luggage, ladies or mens
first prize, James R. Cooper, R.R.
4, Clinton, (Electronics reacher
at Central Huron Secondary School,
Clinton; Kroehler hostess chair,
second prize, Mrs. Ron Wareing,
.Hensall.
Larry Ducharme drew the win-
ing tickets. Blue Water Play Boys
prbvided music for the dance
hich was well patronized. A
morgasbord was the highlight of
the menu.
Kirk Lyndon, one of the official
in charge of the successful project,
stated that the objectives were
accomplished.
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