HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-06-15, Page 15Dashwood
by Mrs. Irwin Rader
Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader ac-
companied by their. daughter,
Sharon, of London spent last
week at Inverlocky fishing. The
weather was good and although
they didn't bring home too many
fish they have some good fish
stories to tell.
Mrs. Lloyd Rader, Mrs. Glen
Rader, Heather and Alan, Mrs.
Irvin Rader, Mrs. Dave Rader
and Stacey attended a
miscellaneous shower for Debbie
Marshall, bride -elect of July at
the home of Mrs. ' Wendell
Gamble, London, Sunday.
A large number from Zion
Lutheran church attended the
.Dedication Service of Goderich
church and the Festival Service,
Sunday.
Dashwood Senior Citizens'
picnic will be held at the pavilion
Monday at 6 p.m. Bring a cup and
cutlery.
Mrs. Lloyd Edighoffer Mit-
chell, Mrs. Clayton Ankeman and
Miss Lyda Sitter, both of
Waterloo, were Sunday supper
guests at the Earl Guenther
home.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Wragg and
baby daughter are getting settled t
in their home purchased from
Lee Anderson, p
Mrs. Irvin Rader accompanied
Mrs. Fred Miller, Zion and
Sharon Rader, London, to Grand
Bend, Monday, where they
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood
Gill.
Mrs. Ernest Koehler is staying
'at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Bob Hayter as she had the
misfortune to fracture a bone in
her foot. Ernest Koehler is a
patient in South Huron Hospital.
Mrs. Hilda Wein has been
released from South Huron
Hospital.
Miss Vickie Miller left Wed-
nesday for Brazil, South
America, to join "Holiday On
Ice" where she expects to be for
the next year.
Dashwood WI
The 4-H girls were guests of the
Dashwood WI at their June
meeting for Family and Con-
sumer Affairs with Mrs. Gordon
Bender, convener.
The girls modelled their caf-
tans, jumpsuits and gowns they
made in their 4-H project
"Clothes for leisure wear". An
exhibit was on display by Dash-
wood Club 2.
Gifts were presented to the
leaders and girls receiving county,
provincial and advanced honors.
Current events prepared by Mrs.
Irvin Rader were on display.
Mrs. Ray Rader presided for
he business. It was decided to
urchase tickets for the
Playhouse production "Any
DEMO SALE
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OR
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ORIGINAL
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ORIGINAL
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T $8238.00
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ORIGINAL
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LIST $6014.90
*,,
1977 LTD Squire Wagon, 10 passenger, loaded with
every conceivable option, finished in light jade glow.
Licence LMT722
ORIGINAL
LIST $71,073.60. $8995
1977 LTD LANDAU 4 -door, luxury decor package,
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ORIGINAL 8495
LIST $10,116.00
1976 COURIER PICKUP 5 -speed, overdrive, tape
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1977 F150 4 x 4 Styleside, 400 engine, Ranger
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Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00
Wednesday". A bus trip is being
planned by the executive, Mrs.
Gordon Bender gave a report
from the Officer's Conference at
Waterloo and Mrs. Earl Keller
the District Annual. Mrs. Harry
Hoffman gave a short report
from the Dashwood Community
board.
Irvin Steinman, Dashwood,
spoke to the ladies of his work
among the retarded in Quebec
and showed slides of the pic-
turesque village.
Ladies' Aid
Group 3 with Mrs. Lovella
Tiernan convener was in charge
of the Birthday Party at the Blue
Water Rest Home, Wednesday,
for the Ladies' Aid meeting.
Mrs, Lorne Genttner,
president, welcomed every one
and a short program followed.
Numbers by the Junior choir;
Sue Ann Schroeder sang and
played the guitar; Mrs. Hilda
Rader gave two readings; the
Rader sisters, Carol and Bar-
bara, numbers on piano and
guitar; Jayne Hayter solos ac-
companying herself on the piano;
Carol Rader, piano selections.
Mrs. Mellecke conducted
closing devotions with a
meditation on "Fear". Three
girls, Sherri Stade, Elizabeth
Datars and Jayne Hayter sang
"Evening Prayer".
Following the Hymn of Grace
group 3 served birthday cake and
ice-cream. Those having bir-
thdays were Mrs. Bowman, Mrs.
Hogarth, Mrs. Stirling, Mr,
McAllister, Mrs. Sch-
wartzentruber and Mrs. Munn.
Mrs. Genttner conducted a
short business meeting Twenty-
one members were present. The
Altar Guild reported 33 visits, 11
treats and two flower plants. The
new Guild is Mrs. Ray Rader
and Mrs. Earl Keller. It was
decided to have a bakeless bake
sale. The meeting closed with the
Lord's Prayer.
Citizens News, June 15, 1977
Hensall
Unit2 U.C.W.
The June meeting of Unit 2 of
Hensall United Church was held
at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Carl
Payne, with twelve members
present. Mrs. Edison Forrest
presided opening with a poemby
Robert Service, "My Friends".
"Distraction of Little Things"
was the theme of the devotional
led by Mrs. Cecil Pepper who also
assisted at the piano. Too much
thought is given to big things in
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life and not enough to the small
details. Two hymns, "God
reveals His Presence" and "0,
Jesus I have promised" were
sung, roll call answered and
offering dedicated.
The business session was
conducted by Mrs. Payne. Lunch
on June 20, our entertainment
evening, was planned and the
details on the Auction Sale,
August 13 were announced. The
Beef Bar -B -Q yielded a good
profit to be put towards the new
stained-glass windows and the
Manse Fund.
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