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Citizens News, January 26, 1977
Dashwood
by Mrs. Irvbit Rader
Mrs. Wilbur Stewart, London,
was a recent visitor with Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Gaiser and girls.
Mrs. Gerald Mason underwent
surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, Friday, January 21.
Mrs. Elgin Rader has returned
home after spending a week at
Bramalea with Pastor and Mrs.
Arthur Rader, Marc, Sarah and
baby Jonathon David.
Bridal shower
Darlene Ziler was honored with
a third shower at London when
the hostess Mrs. Jeanette Scott
held a miscellaneous shower at
her home for relatives and
friends of the groom. Those in
attendance were from Brampton,
Exeter, Dashwood, London and
Mount Carmel.
In last week's paper the names
of the two good friends, Nancy
Rader and Ethel Masse were
missed.
UW meet
Like nearly everything else the
United Church Women of Calvary
cancelled their meeting of
January 11 to the 19. The
executive was in charge with the
new president, Mrs. Hugh Boyle
presiding. She gave the fourteen
members present a warm
welcome,
Mrs. Jack Gaiser read the
scripture followed by prayer by
Mrs. Boyle. A skit, "Madam X
and the UCW." was presented
with the following taking part,
Mrs. Clayton Merner, Mrs. Wm.
Chandler, Mrs. Boyle, Mrs. Don
Gaiser and Mrs. Jack Gaiser.
Mrs. Don Gaiser lead a
discussion on "UCW Looks at
Purpose". Everyone took part in
a lively discussion.
Mrs. Boyle conducted the
business. The Huron Perth
Presbyterial will be held at
Seaforth. The annual church
meeting is January 30. World
Day of Prayer will be held at
Dashwood United Church, March
4. The Sunshine Committee is
Mrs. Hugh Boyle and Mrs. Bruce
Guy.
Achievement Day
Almost 40 girls from the three
clubs sponsored by Dashwood
W.I. took part in Achievement
Day at Stephen Central School for
the 4-11 project, "The Cereal
Shelf".
Three girls, Joan Finkbeiner,
Barbara Rader and Teresa
VanRaay received their County
honors and four girls, Carolyn
Hartman, Donna Riddell, Jayne
Hayter and Laurie Becker
received their Provincial honors.
Zion Church learns
t�.et working
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Mr. & Mrs. Gene Wilson and
children from St. Matthew
Lutheran Church, Holt,
Michigan, were at Zion Lutheran
Church Sunday to bring us up to
date on their church's project,
"Project India".
Gene showed by means of
filmstrip and sound track what he
and six others had accomplished
as a team in six months of hard
work in India.
He also gave ,personal
testimony and tho n why
they serve.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love ere in
Sarnia, Saturday to see their
grandsons, Dan and David Love
who were playing on one of the
Sudbury teams in the Silver Stick
hockey tournament.
Their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Don
Love were among the parents
who had accompanied the boys
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on the bus. They all visited with
Mr. & Mrs. Clare Love and
family in Sarnia.
Monday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Ross Love were Mr. & Mrs.
Wilmer Harrison, Goderich and
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Gill,
Crediton. The occasion marked
Mrs. Harrison's birthday.
Don Gaiser accompanied by
Mrs. Cora Gaiser and Miss Pearl
Kraft motored to Florida where,
they visited with Mr. & Mrs, Ray'
Kretzman and boys at Margate.
Don and Miss Kraft returned
home last week accompanied by
Mrs. Maida Baynham of Exeter
who had flown down.Mrs. Gaiser
is staying for some time.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller and
girls, Zion, were Sunday evening
callers with Mr, & Mrs. Irvin
Rader.
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The three boys basketball
teams at South Huron District
High School enjoyed a very
successful week with two vic-
tories apiece.
In a Huron -Perth tripleheader
in Clinton Thursday they scored
three victories over clubs from
Central Huron. The South Huron
midgets won by a score of 42-14,
the juniors were successful 54-22
and the seniors chalked up their
first win of the season by a score
of 34-32.
In exhibition play in Seaforth,
Friday night, the South Huron
teams again swept all three
contests. The midgets triumphed
32-16, the juniors eked out a 48-47
decision and the seniors won by a
score of 66-47.
The three local high school
teams were in Palmerston
yesterday, Wednesday to meet
Norwell in regularly scheduled
games.
In the midget win over Clinton,
Thursday, Brian Mercer led the
South Huron cagers with a 16
point performance.
Kevin Shiels with an 18 point
effort was best in the junior
triumph. Peter DeKoker was
next with 16 points and Dave
Atthill ntoched six points.
The senior victory was paced
by Dave Holtzmann with an even
dozen points. Peter Datars was
next in line with 10 points and
Paul Brooks added six points.
Doug Brooks and Dale
Alexander each scored six points
to pace the South Huron midget
win over Seaforth.
The junior victory by a score of
48-47 was accomplished in the
dying moments. Kevin Shiels hit
with a successful two pointer as
the buzzer sounded.
Shiels was top point getter for
South Huron with 23 points.
Getting six points apiece were
Peter De Koker and Paul Brooks
fired in 27 points to lead the SH
seniors • to their 66-47 victory.
Dave Holtzmann was next with
an output of 16 points and Paul
Gaiser scored 11 points.
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