The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-11-06, Page 13i
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Sunday afternoon, members of former bands in Dashwood, Exeter and
Seaforth held a reunion, The large group is shown in the above picture.
Kneeling at the left front is Dr. Charlie Toll of Seaforth and seated at
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Ry MRS. IRVIN RAVER
Twelve ladies from Zion
Lutheran church attended the
Lutheran Worneres Missionary
League Fall Rally at St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, Stratford,
October 27.
The district president Mrs,
Ruth Maxwell, inspired the
Mitchell Zone ladies with her
enthusiastic report on activities
completed to the glory of God
made possible , through the
Mightly Mites.
Mrs. Robert Gual, Monkton,
reported on the International
Convention at St, Paul's
Lutheran Church, Minnesota, in
July 1975. She said it was a
thrilling experience to par.
ticipate with 9,000 other men,
women and young people in
prayer, Bible study and choosing
the projects for the next biennial.
Pastor E. Tepker led closing
devotions and left the ladies with
a reminder to attend the
Christian Growth Workshop
November 10th at First Lutheran
Church, Logan.
L. W.M. L. meeting
The quarterly meeting of Zion
Dashwpod ladies attend rally, 4-H girls are busy baking
November 6, 1975 Page "
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Use of the metric system
being extended into Hur
secondary school progr
beginning in September, 197
Information seminars wi
conducted in each sec ary
school to acquaint all tethers
with the metric vocabul 3' in
a tics,
and
such subjects as mathe
science, technical
geography,
Seaforth District Hig
principal Bruce Shaw
approval to tra
Professional Develop
from June to either Ja
February 25.
School
s given
er a
nt Day
ary 28 or
be
Lutheran We , n's Missionary
League wash eld Wednesday
October. 9th, nribers dedicated
themselves t Him ."With what
they are and ve wherever and
whenever He AS need of them,"
Mrs. Bill . cker was elected
At a hrilbusiness meeting
treasurer fop three year term.
The topic bead and salt was
discussed, it was found these
terms had/special meaning to
eastern ltural and Bible r
societies, was shown that Jesus
was the 1 bread of life and
Christia/ were the salt of the
earth. Tie meeting closed with . prayer, f!:
4-H meeting
Das ; oed club No. one have
now ,,Iti three meetings for the
proj t "Let's Bake Bread!" Our
lea rs are Violet Bender and
Le e Riddell.
minations of officers are as
fol w.s : president, Carolyn
R -enberg, vice-president,
H ther Riddell; secretary,
C rlene Hartman; press-
r orter Pat Bender and
t asurer, Donna Riddell.
In a letter to the Board, Shaw
said, "Virtually all PD days are
at the end of the year but it's
often desirable during the course
of the year to assess our progress
to date and, if necessary to make
changes for the immediate
future.
There is an advantage also in
examining our techniques and
general professionalism during
the actual school year."
The Board went on record
Monday to support police action
aimed at deterring vandalism
and or destruction of school
buildings and properties.
The demonstration at our first
meeting included making freezer
whole wheat bread. During our
second meeting at Riddell's on
October 20, we decided pn
"friecisburg Pumpernickels" for
our club name, At this meeting
we baked the freezer.whole wheat
bread made - up and frozen at
meeting one. We also mixed up
basic white bread.
Meeting three was held
November 3 at Bender's. We
divided into two groups and
mixed and .baked two batches of
brown batter rolls. The bread and
rolls which we baked were served
with jam and canned fruits for
lunch at the meetings,
The ten members have learned
such breadmaking techniques as
kneading, shaping the loaf, rising
of dough, baking the bread and
storage and freezing of bread and
rolls.
Yeaster Bunnies
Club No. 2 of the 4-H girls held
their 4th meeting at the home of
Elizabeth Datars. Roll call was to
bring and show a food label from
a convenient yeast product used
in your home. Achievement day
programs were handed out and
record books checked.
The girls were divided into
groups after Mrs. Rader
discussed bread and the part I it
plays in Canada Food Guide and
discussed sour dough, Mrs.
Keller discussed sweet dough,
refrigeratoor rolls, butter horns
and bear claws. Lunch was home
made ice cream and squares.
Personals
Mrs. Irvin Rader accompanied
by her sister, Mrs, Wellwood Gill
visited with Mrs. Johnston
Patterson last Wednesday at her
home RR 2 Grand Bend, Mrs.
Patterson underwent surgery in
Strathroy hospital.
Mrs. Letta Taylor has returned
home from St. Joseph's hospital,
London.
Lloyd Rader is a patient in St.
Joseph's hospital, London, where
he underwent surgery Monday
and expects to return home the
end of the week.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Sanders and
family, London, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Adolph
Keller.
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Wiens, Kit-
chener were weekend visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Albert Miller.
Mrs. Alma Genttner spent ten
days visiting relatives and
friends at Hamilton,
St.Catharines and Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller and
girls, Zion, were Sunday callers
with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader.
Dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Ross Love, Sunday were Mr. &
Mrs. Clarence Hardy and Cheryl,
Susan Riddell, Jane Hardy and
Cheryl Noyes, all of Lucan.
Miss Sharon Rader, London is
spending the week with her
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader,
Harry Hayter attended the
hospital convention at the Four
Seasons Sheraton hotel, Toronto,
last week.
Thomas James LeRoy, infant
son of Mr. & Mrs. Ray Keller was
baptized in Zion Lutheran
church, Sunday, November 2nd
by Rev. M. Barz. Sponsors were
Mr. and Mrs. James Briggs.
Mrs. Bob Hayter is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London where
she underwent surgery.
Mr. & Mrs. gbenWeiganciac,
companied by Mr. & Mrs: Homer
Ruasel, Exeter, spent the
weekend at Port Colborne with
Mr, & Mrs. Elvin Bears.
Mrs. Ray Rader and Mrs.
Gordon Bender attended the fall
executive meeting of the South
Huron WI in Remelt, Tuesday
afternoon",
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Weber spent
the weekend at Southampton with
Mr. & Mrs, Gordon Eagleson
and at Little Current, Manitoulin
Island with Mr. & Mrs. Eric
Eagleson, Marshall and
Marianne. They made the
journey home crossing on the
lasttripof the season. for the Chi-
Cheemaun.
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into secondary school
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