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Dashwood
By MRS. I. RADER
Both the United and Lutheran
Churches were decorated with
flowers, fruitsand vegetables
Sunday for Thanksgiving as
special services were held in
both churches.
A number of people from
Dashwood attended the Hayter-
Welis wedding at Exeter, Satur-
day and the reception at the
Legion Hall in the evening.
Weekend guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hayter and
family were Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Vandahl, Earl junior,
and Diane, Montreal; Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Bruce and Janice
Hayter, Windsor; and Mrs.
Grace Beavis, Detroit. They all
attended the Hayter -Wells wed-
ding.
Weekend guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Hayter and boys
were Rick Hayter, Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs. John Snider,
Brantford; and Mr, and Mrs.
Spike Nagel, Oshawa. They also
were wedding guests.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Koehler were
Susan and Chris Baynham,
Oshawa; and Peter Martene,
Seaforth. They also were wed-
ding guests.
Thanksgiving visitors: Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Bruce, Windsor;
Mr. and Mrs. John Snider,
Brantford; Mrs. Grace Beavis
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and Mr. and Mrs. Don Duffy,
Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Vandahl, Earl, junior and
Diane, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs,
Jim Hayter and Mr, and Mrs.
Jim Hayter; Junior and family,
Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Desjardine and Nicole, Missis-
sauga; Mr. and Mrs. Spike
Nagel, Susan and Chris Bayn-
ham, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs.
Paul McGuire and David,
Grand Bend; Janice Hayter,
Windsor and Brad Oke, Zurich;
Mrs. Ernest Koehler, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hayter, Janice
and Tom with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Hayter and boys.
Mr. and Mrs Irvin Rader with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and
girls, Zion.
Syd Baker is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London,
where he underwent surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riddell
returned home sunday follow-
ing a trip to three European
countries—Sweden, the Nether-
lands and England. Jack was a
member of the Select Commit-
tee on Highway Safety estab-
lished by the Premier of Ontario
sent over to study research
and legislation in an effort to
reduce Ontario's highway fatali-
ties.
Women's
Institute meet
The Agriculture and Cana-
dian Industries group with Mrs.
Stuart Wolfe converer was in
charge of the October meeting
of Dashwood Women's Insti-
tute. Roll call, "One advantage
of living on a farm" was answ-
ered by 14 members and several
visitors.
Mrs. Ray Rader, president,
dealt with the business. Letters
of thanks were read for contri-
bution and a donation was made
to C.N.LB. The Bazaar will be
October 26 at Huronview and
baking contributions were re-
quested. An invitation to attend
a Halloween party at Usborne
Central school from Elimville
W.I. October 13 was accepted.
Mrs. Irvin Rader gave a report
on the Rally. Mrs. Wolfe
was chairlady for the program.
Mrs. Hilda Rader gave the
motto, "If we teach character
in the home, it will blossom in
the nation". A contest on town-
ships, towns and villages of
Huron County was played.
Sue Anne Schroeder entertain-
ed with guitar and singing.
Mrs, Ray Rader introduced
the guest speaker, Don Pullen,
Agriculture Representative
from Huron. He spoke on the
importance of farming in Huron
and stated that they were
always concerned about what
is helping in a community. He
spoke briefly on the Huron
County plowing match and
Howard Datars was present
sporting the official's uniform.
THANKSGIVING VISITORS
Lorne and Debbie Miller
held Thanksgiving dinner for
the Riddell farnily on Monday.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Riddell, Donna, Heather,
Brenda and Wayne; Debbie
Love; Mrs, Dorothy Riddell;
Mrs. Alice Bryan; Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Riddell, Steven and
Sandra; and Mr. and Mrs, Paul
Rader.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Mrs. Harry Hoffman. Mrs.
Don Gaiser, Mrs, Jack Gaiser
and Mrs. Letta Taylor were
hostesses at the Hoffman home
for a miscellaneous shower in
honor of Rose Marie Weigand
bride -elect of October.
Mrs. Jack Gaiser showed
pictures of Dashwood past and
present which were most enjoy-
able. Mrs. Don Gaiser conduct-
ed a contest. Rose Marie was
recipient of many lovely gifts
for which she thanked every-
one.
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LINE UP FOR LUNCH—Almost all the children at the Zurich public school took advantage of the
hot dogs being sold by the student council on Friday as well as indulging in do -nuts, pop, chips and
chocolate bars. Photo by McKinley
Annual 4-H awards night
4-H Club members who com-
pleted their project, by showing
it at the Achievement Day, will
be taking part in the Annual
4-H Awards Night which will
be held on Friday, November 5,
1976 at the Central Huron
Secondary School in Clinton.
For 4-1I club members who
are 12 years of age as of
January 1, 1976 and have
received a plaque last year,
you will receive a mounted
plate with the year inscribed
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As you were told at the
beginning of the 4-H Year,
PRE 4-H MEMBERS (club
members who had not reached
their 12th birthday by January
1, 1976) will not receive a
plaque because they are only
recognized as county 4-H club
members and not as provincial
members. However, the pro-
ject you complete this year
will count towards the pro-
ficiency certificate you will
receive after completing six
projects. Pre 4-H members will
receive a certificate from the
Huron County 4-H Club Lead-
ers Association, recognizing
them as completing their pro-
ject.
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