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Dashwood
By MRS. I. RADER
Miss Sharon Rader, London,
spent a couple of days with Mr, &
Mrs, Twin Rader.
Mrs. Ray Rader, president of
Dashwood W.I. attended the
London Area Institute Con-
ference at Tillsonburg last week.
Brenda Rader spent a few days.
with her grandmother, Mrs.
Hilda Rader, last week.
Jeremy Edward Valentine,
infant son of Mr, and Mrs. John
Becker was baptized in Zion
Lutheran Church Sunday,
November 14, by Rev. Mayo
Meliecke. Sponsors were Bill and
Carol Hoffman.
Pastor and Mrs. Arthur Rader,
Marc and Sarah, formerly of
Calgary Alberta, spent a few
days with Mr, and Mrs. Elgin
Rader and Brian prior to taking
up residence at Bramalea where
Arthur will be installed as Pastor
of Redeemer Lutheran Church,
Sunday, November 21..- _.
Sunday "visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Ross Love were Mr. & Mrs.
Ed. Gill, Mrs. Nola Taylor, and
Mrs. Ruth Hendrick, Grand
Bend; and Mrs. Edith Love,
Exeter.
Senior Citizens will meet
Monday, November 22. Anyone
wishing a ride call 237-3606 or 237-
3664 or 237-3645.
Mrs. Frieda Bruer, New
Hamburg, is spending sortie time
with Mr. & Mrs. Harold
Schroeder and family also
visiting with Mrs. Susan Snider
on the occasion of her birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward
Restemayer and Brett, Alliston,
spent the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Albert Miller and also
visited Mrs. Susan Snider.
Flowers in Zion Lutheran
Church, Sunday, were placed by
friends of Mrs. Susan Snider in
honor of her 90th. birthday.
Congratulations to Louis
Restemayer who will be 90
Sunday, November 21.
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Young People
Sunday, November 14, the
Young People of Zion Lutheran
Church held their first official
meeting of the 76-77 year. The
young people of Goderich
Lutheran Church joined with
them. The afternoon was spent at
Stephen Central school playing
Basketball and Volleyball.
Pastor Barz's team was
Basketball champs while Sheila
Miller's team was victorious in
Volleyball.
Following recreation, everyone
returned to the .church for a
delicious potluck supper, They
finished the day with a sing song.
The Young People are very
pleased to report there were 25
teenagers from the church along
with 10 guests,
4-H Meeting
The fifth meeting of Dash-
wood 4-H girls club no. 3 was held
at the home of Maxine Miller.
Roll call was, "Three things I
learned about flour." The girls
made Lasagna and worked on a
Collage depicting different ways
cereals can be used. The girls all
participated in a short quiz.
U.C.W. Meeting :
The November meeting of the
United Church Women of Calvary
was held Tuesday, November 9,
with the Stewardship and
Recruiting opened by Rev. Bruce
Guy who introduced us to
"Bigger Somebodies". He read
an Armistice poem and a 1
minute silence, Devotional study
• was read by Mrs. Letta Taylor
followed by a duet by Mrs.
Gordon Bender and Mrs. Jack
Gaiser.
Developing the topic was read
by Mrs. Bruce Guy with Mrs.
Jack Gaiser reading, "To Love
the Unlovable; " Mrs. Gordon
Bender, "To love ones
Enemies"; Mrs. Jessie Rader,
"To love by commandment,"
Donations were made to Care,
C.N.I.B., Leprosy Mission,
Children's Aid Society, Bible
Society, Crippled child treatment
centre, War Memorial, World
Relief, Victor Home, John
Milton, Mustard seed. The
Sunshine committee is Mrs.
Ralph Weber.
Rev. Guy read the election of
officers for 1977, past president
Mrs. J.M. PRESIDENT, Mrs.
High Boyle; vice-presidents,
Mrs. Don Gaiser and Mrs.
Clayton Merner; recording
secretary, Mrs. Jack Gaiser;
treasurer, Mrs. Wm. Chandler;
piaanist, Mrs. Ken McCrae.
MACRAME IS POPULAR—Macrame hangings are still popular
it seems as they sold well at the Grand Bend craft sale last
Saturday. Left, Melanie West holds one of her hangers to give
Carole Dietz of Grand Bend a better look. Photo by McKinley
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