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By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
The meeting opened with an
outside game of elbow tag.
Following opening exercises the
fairy queen was Lisa Miller. The
Brownies heard a story called a
Brownie Revel followed by two
games while Brown Owl made up
a surprise for Easter.
Tawny Owl and Snowy Owl hid
paper eggs on the community
centre grounds while Brown Owl
led the girls in a sing song. The
girls then had an Easter egg
hunt. Each girl was given an
Easter treat
Ladies Aid
Group I of the Ladies Aid was
in charge of the April meeting of
Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid. The
Lenten sermon by Rev. Morgret
served as the topic. Mrs. Arnold
Becker, president, dealt with the
business.
Group II is in charge of the
mother and daughter supper in
May.
The Altar Guild reported 23
calls. The new Guild is Mrs.
'Reinhold Miller and Mrs. Bill
Berends.
UM Meeting
Calvary United Church Women
held their April meeting with the
Christian citizenship committee
in charge, Mrs. Clayton Merner,
chairlady, opened with a thought
on Easter,
Scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. Greta Schade and Mrs. Art
Haugh led in prayer. The
meditation, 'To be Continued'
was given by Mrs, Gerald Mason,
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Mrs. Lloyd. Eagleson, Mrs.
Mildred. Kellerman, Mrs. Stuart
Wolfe and Mrs, Greta Schade.
A trio, Jack Gaiser, Mervyn.
Tiernan and Stuart .Wolfe, sang
two Easter hymns and Mildred
Kellerman read a poem,
Resurrection,
Mrs. Mervyn. Tiernan,
president, ,gave a reading,
Strength for Living,
The ladies donated $10 to
Bunny Bundle, The Sunshine
committee for April is Mrs.
Gerald Mason and Mrs. Hugh
Boyle.
Easter Services
Easter services were held in
both the United and Lutheran
church with church Good Friday.
The Youth group of Zion
Lutheran church assisted by the
young people from Peace
Lutheran conducted a Sunrise
service patterned after the time
of Luther. The service opened
with the pastor garbed in robes
similar to Luther leading a
processional of youth with cross
and banners. The young people
ushered, sang, and assisted with
the communion.
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Rader at-
tended the confirmation service
at the Anglican church, Parkhill,
when Pauline Scott received
confirmation. Others from Dash-
wood attending the service were
Mrs. Ross Love, Mrs. Helen
Grieves and Mrs. Letta Taylor,
Mr. & Mrs. Don Love and
family, Sudbury; Mr. & Mrs.
Clare Love and family, Sarnia;
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lobb and
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family, Clinton; Mr. & Mrs, Earl
Deters and family, Grand Bend;
and Mr. & Mrs. Walter Pullen,
Exeter all with Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Love.
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Wolfe and
Lynn, Roxboro, Quebec; Mr. &
Mrs. Eric Wolfe, Tracy and Tim,
and Mr. & Mrs. John Parker,
London; and Mrs. Henry
Eagleson all with Mr. & Mrs.
Stuart Wolfe.
Mr, & Mrs. Fred Miller and
girls, Zion; Mr. & Mrs. Dave
Rader; Sharon and Paul Rader,
Susan VanWyck and Bill Bennett,
London, all with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin
Rader.
Mr, & Mrs. Adolph Keller at-
tended a birthday party for Fred
and Ted Sanders at the home of
their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Morley
Sanders, Grand Bend. They also
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Baker and family, Exeter,
Mrs, Susan Snider:, Zurich, with
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Nadiger and
Helen.
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Morley,
Exeter, visited Thursday evening
with Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde.
Evelyn Neevil, Hurondale,
spent the weekend with Elaine
Stewart.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Thomson,
Woodham, visited Friday
evening with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn
Rohde.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Robinson,
Toronto, and Mrs. Hannahson of
St. Catharines visited during last
week at the manse.
Mr. & Mrs. David Passmore
and Tom were guests Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Jones,
Exeter.
Mrs. Warren Brock, Exeter
was a Sunday guest with Mr. &
Mrs. Edwin Miller,
Mrs. William Thomson, Mr. &
Mrs. Doug Rohde, Exeter, Mr. &
Mrs. Glenn Rohde and Danny
were Sunday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. William Rohde.
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Duncan,
Ottawa, spent the holiday
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Duncan.
Mrs. Mary Hodgert, Exeter,
spent the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Arnold Cann.
Connie Franeis, Kirkton, was a
weekend visitor with Connie
Jeffery.
Edward Willard is a patient in
Chedoke Hospital, Hamilton. He
is Mrs. Jack Borland's father.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Brazier,
Michelle, Carol and Cathy,
Brantford, Sandra and Shari de
mooy, London, spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore.
Sharon Passmore London spent
the weekend with Mr, & Mrs.
Lorne Passmore.
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Mellenger
spent 'the holiday weekend at
Nashville, Tennessee.
Mr. & Mrs. Cal Wein, Exeter,
Mr. & Mrs, Bud Rice, Grand
Bend, mr. & Mrs. Gordon Stone
spent the weekend in Detroit.
Sunday they attended the service
at Bethesda Missionary Temple
and later visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Ron Wein, Royal Oak, Michigan.
Good Friday Evening Serice
A good crowd attended the
service Friday evening, Rev.
Barry Robinson carried a cross
into the sanctuary and placed it
on the platform. Reflections on
cross were given by Mrs. Larry
Ballantyne, Mrs. Danny Coward
and Mrs. Reg Hodgert.
The Old Rugged Cross was
sung by Mrs. Donald Bray,
Sylvia Stewart, Sandra Stewart,
Janice Stewart, Mary Kernick
and Mrs. William Rohde.
Mr. Robinson's sermon was on
Death, 'Forgiveness and
Paradise. The congregation
gathered at the table in groups to
take communion presented by
Elson Lynn and Floyd Stewart.
The service closed by singing the
Blessing, Shalom.
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Pay. 12 Times-Advocate, April 18, 1974
Brownies hunt for eggs,
youth hold early service
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Scott Reid held a successful
auction sale Wednesday. Good
prices on all items were realized.
Visitors Easter Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Carey were
Paul Carey, Sudbury; Donald of
Glencoe; Mrs. Leo Girard and
family Guelph; Mr. & Mrs. Chas.
Micallef and family, Windsor.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ryan,Corbett
spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Bob Goodacre and with Mr. &
Mrs. Maurice Bradley.
Mrs. Charles Glavin dined with
Mr. & Mrs. John Glavin on
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Desjardine
Kincardine, were Easter visitors
with Mrs. Catherine Morrissey
and visited Mrs. Angela
Morrissey in University Hospital
London.
Easter guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Joe Carey were Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Carey and girls, Mr. & Mrs.
Larry Carey and Louise, London;
Mr. & Mrs. Clare Rock and
family, Wallaceburg, and Mr, &
Mrs. Tony Timmermans and
girls.
Mrs. gdna Woodburn, Grand
Bend and Mr. & Mrs. Milt
Dietrich and Leanne were Easter
guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Dave Morrissey.
Elizabeth and Theresa Dietrich
were weekend guests with their
parents Mr. & Mrs. Chas.
Dietrich.
Mr. &Mrs. Bob Moore, London,
were Easter visitors with Mrs,
Evelyn McKeeVer and Pat.
Anne and Angela Regier, Mr. &
Mrs. Paul Regier and family,
London, Mr. & Mrs. Donald
Masse and family, Windsor,
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Joe
Regier Sr.
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