Times-Advocate, 1982-04-21, Page 26Paye 26
Times -Advocate; April 21, 1902
WIN CREDITON
of the weekend
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Cac's Crusaders of Lucan won the
played in Crediton. Back,
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tournament
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Lutheran ladies hear reports
Dashwood Institute choose new slate of officers
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
The postponed Women's In-
stitute meeting was held
Wednesday afternoon April
14. This was the annual
meeting and the Directors
and Nominating committee,
Mrs. V.L. Becker, Mrs. Ralph
Weber and Mrs. Mildred
Kellerman were in charge.
There were 21 members and
one guest present.
President, Mrs. Gordon
Bender, asked Mrs. Eben
Weigand to give a report of
the executive meeting they
had attended. The District an-
nual will be held in Zurich
May 20 evening only. The fall
rally will be held at Grand
Bend. Two delegates are to
attend the 85th anniversary of
the Institute in Toronto
August 12. A gift of ten dollars
was, given for a prize at the
Exeter Fair. The Institute
will also have an exhibit.
Members in Charge are Mrs.
Eben Weigand, Mrs. Gordon
Bender and Mrs. Aldene
Wolfe. May 25 the Institute is
in charge of the birthday par-
ty at the Blue Water Rest
Home.
Reports were heard from
all conveners. Mrs. Syd
Baker presided for the elec-
tion of officers. Mrs. V. L.
Becker gave the report of the
nominating committee. Of-
ficers elected were past presi-
dent, Mrs. Eben Weigand;
president, Mrs. Gordon
Bender; first vice-president,
vacant; second vice-
president, Mrs. Harvey
Beierling; secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. Earl Keller;
assistant secretary, Mrs. Ray
Rader; district director, Mrs.
Eben . Weigand; alternate,
Mrs. Ray Rader; Directors
and Nominating committee,
Mrs. V.L. Becker, Mrs. Ralph
Weber and Mrs. Harold
Kellerman; Tweedsmuir
curator, Mrs. Irvin Rader;
Public relations and press,
Mrs. Ray Rader; pianist,
Mrs. Mervyn Tieman;
auditors, Mrs. R.H. Taylor
and Mrs. T.H.. Hoffman.
Other officers are: con-
veners of standing commit-
tees, resolutions, Mrs. Harold
Carroll; Tweedsmuir History,
Mrs. Irvin Rader; -agriculture
and Canadian industries,
Mrs. Emil Becker; education
activities, Mrs. Stuart Wolfe;
cultural activities, Mrs.
Howard Datars; family and
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
The ACW met Thursday
evening at the home of
and Mrs. Gerald Paul,
president Mrs. J.. McCor-
mick opened the meeting
with hymn and prayers.
Scripture passage was read
by Mrs. Bill Waghorn. Roll
call answered by a verse on
"Spring".
A business discussion
followed, the congregational
picnic is to be held lune 17.
Gerald Paul then showed
slides of their trip out west
last summer and pictures of
a previous trip to England.
Rev. Greg Smith closed
the meeting. Lunch was
provided by Mrs. Harold
Davis and hostess.
Think cool in hot weather
and wear loose fitting cotton
clothes. Dip your wrist in
cold water when you can't
shower.
consumer affairs Mrs. Hilda
Rader; citizenship and world
affairs, Mrs. Eben Weigand.
New "Secret Pals" were
drawn for, and during lunch
prepared by the group in
charge, gifts from Secret pals
were opened and members
now found the identity of
same. Mrs. Irvin Rader was
winner of an African violet in
a draw.
Ladles' Atd meet
Zion Lutheran Church
Ladies' Aid met. Tuesday,
April 14 with 23 members and
one guest who later joined as
a member. Group 1, with con-
veners Mrs. Howard Datars
and Mrs. Dave Rader, wap in
charge of devotions and
lunch. Mrs. M. Mellecke took
for the topic "(That Good
Part". This dealt with the
story of Mary and Martha and
Jesus' visit to their home. She
stressed that we should set
priorities. A quiet time for
devotions is desirable.
The president, Mrs.
Florence Martene, who had
opened the meeting with Bi-
ble readingandprayer presid-
ed for the business. The Altar
Guild reported 18 visits, 1
flower plant and 3 phone calls.
The new Guild is Mrs. Dave
Rader and Mrs. Florence
Keller. The mother and
daughter pot luck supper will
be May 11 with group 2 in
charge: An invitation to hear
nutritionist Eileen Gottschall
0n May 10 was received from
Calvary United. Church
ladies. Following closing
devotions by Miss Helen
Nadiger, lunch was served.
Personals
Gerald Mason and John
spent 14 days at Rainy River.
Anyone interested in put-
ting their crafts on display in
'the community centre Satur-
day, July 31, during
Friedsburg Days, contact
Nancy Rader at 237-3412.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller,
Brenda, Charlotte and Karen,
Zion; Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Rader, Ben andRobinandMr.
and Mrs. Dave Rader
Stacey, Derick and Stephanie
were Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Rader.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Rader were
Margaret Carlisle and Hank
Bregman, Goderich; Mrs.
Luella Willem, Zurich; and
Mrs. Cindy Keller.
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ROCKETS WIN "B" TITLE — Romphf's Rockets of Exeter won the "6" championship
in the weekend road hockey tournament in Crediton. Back, left, Jim Romphf, Bryon
Baker, Rick Lindenfield, Jeff Fuller and Dave Bogart. Front, Brian Mercer; Steve Prout
and Dave Robinson. T -A photo
Thames Road women
take charge of worship
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Mrs. Ken Duncan, Mrs.
Edwin Miller, Mrs. William
Rohde, Mrs. Glen Stewart,
and Mrs. Jack Stewart at-
tended the Huron Perth
Presbyterial meeting
Tuesday evening in Mitchell
United Church.
The teachers and officers
of the Sunday School met
Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. William . Roh-
de.
Mrs. Mary Thomson,
Exeter .and Mr. and Mrs.
William.,ftohde visited
Friday event# tith Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Hanna, Lon-
don.
Mr`s. Paul Passmore
arrived home Friday after
having been a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital London for
Conlest is
1. The Huron County
Public Library Drawing
Contest begins Saturday,
April 17, 1982 and ends Satur-
day, May I. All eligible en-
tries must be submitted to
the participating branch
library by closing time on
May 1.
2. The contest is open to
children aged 7 to 9. The par-
ticipant's name, address and
telephone number must
appear on the back of the
drawing.
3. The drawing must
appear ,on a 21 ,/a x 28cm
(81/2 x 11 in) piece of 'plain
white paper which can be ob-
tained at the Branch
Library.
surgery on her knee
recently.
Mr. .and Mrs. Lorne
Passmore arrived home on
the weekend after having
spent the winter in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. William Roh-
de had supper with Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Passmore,
Sunday evening.
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The United Church Women
were in charge of the service
on Sunday morning.
President Mrs. Ken Duncan
was in charge of the service.
The choir fang two anthems;
0 Jesus I Have Promised
and Just a Closer Walk With
Thee accompanied by the
organist Miss Agnes Bray.
Mrs. Murray Dawson told
the children's story about a
boy and a kitd.
Mrs. Barry Jeffery read
undfrway
4. Markers, pencils,
crayons and/or pens may be
used.
5. The drawing must be of
a character, setting or ob-
ject mentioned in a book
written by a Canadian
author or a book published in
Canada.
6. Judging will be com-
pleted by 'Thursday, May 6,
1982. All winners will be
notified. The winning
drawings will be displayed
at the Branch Library.
7. Prizes will be awarded.
Participating branch
libraries include: Bayfield,
Blyth, Brussels, Clinton, Ex-
eter, Goderich, Hensall,
Kirkton', Seaforth,
Wingham, and Zurich.
the Scripture, Matthew 15,
21-28. Mrs. Lee Webber in-
troduced Mrs. Alma
Langford, Exeter who had as
her message "The Woman
Who Wouldn't Take No For
An Answer." It was a very
inspiring message and gave
us a great lot to think about.
Mrs. Jeffery thanked Mrs.
Langford and presented her
with a gift. Mrs. Webber
gave a prayer. Mrs. Ross
Hodgert and Mrs. Barry E.
Miller received the offering.
Mr. Lorne Thrower
pronounced the Benediction.
We all sang • grace before
going to the basement for a
social hour which was much
enjoyed by all.
Sunday, April 25 the
Sunday School children will
accompany their parents to
church and will go down
during the service. Sunday
School and church at 11:15
a.m.
Don't forget we go on
Daylight Saving Time next
weekend so move your
clocks ahead.
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