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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-03-12, Page 5Citizens News, March 12, 1981 Page S Lutherans move to new church, Several anew of Zion congregation attended the service in Calvary United: church Sunday, March 8. The president, Ron Merner returned ails -keys to Miss BarbaraLaing thanking her Dashwood Mrs. Irvin Raider com- for the use o ie church and hoped the close relationship which was formed would continue. Calvary United church Several ladies of Calvary United church attended Lenten services in Zurich Wednesday morning, and World Dayof Prayer service in GrandBend Friday. They will be hosting the birthday party at the Blue Water Rest Home March 10. Family reunion Members of the Frieda Keller family came from Windsor, Hensel, London - Goderich and Dashwood to attend the first Sunday morning service at the new Zion Lutheran church. These were joined by more at the home of Marlene and Roland Gibson„Denfield, for a family dinner and surprise birthday for mother. Frieda . thanks all who helped, sent cards, best wishes, flowers and gifts and Pastor Mellecke for her favourite hymns. Dashwood W.I. Dashwood Women's Institute met at the com- munity munity centre for a business meeting. The president, Mrs. Eben Weigand presided. Roll call was answered by telling a thing that used to be. Members were reminded of the annual meeting in April when reports must be given. Gifts for secret pals will be given and identity revealed. The next euchre will be held Mauch 17. The ladies then went to Mount Carmel where they were guests of the Women's Catholic League at a craft and auction sale. Dashwood 4-H. The fifth meeting of Dash- wood club two was held with the president, Cathy Schade presiding. Roll call was "Tell what you have com= pleted on your garment". The leaders discussed hemming and waist band application. All members are to complete their hem sample for the next meeting. :. Personals Dashwood seniors will meet Monday, March 16. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rader, Ben ' and Robin, London, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader. Jeff . Hayter, Toronto, spent the weekend with Ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hayter and family. Mrs. Hilda Rader ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rader, Brenda and Carol to London, Sunday where they attended con- firmation rites for Susan Rader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rader at St. James Westminster Zurich;women annualquilting bee On March 2, the . Zurich lunch, and three baked Women's Institute held their potatoes for dinner. He says Annual "Quilting Bee" in the, also, to include in your diet, Hay township Hall. There unsalted, nuts and dried were eleven crib quilts fruit for snacks. To use more prepared for quilting with 25 beans and peas, leafy ladies working at them. vegetables and bulky root A pot luck supper was vegetables. He suggests served at 5 o'clock. A short meat should be eaten only business meeting was held once a day and that 4 ounces with Mrs. H. Hohner, is quite sufficient for an president, presiding. adult. • In keeping with the theme Mrs. Lawrence also. "Family and Consumer prepared a paper on "How to Affairs” Mrs. Wm. get your Money's Worth in Lawrence read an article in Food", in which she em- which it presented the views phaslzed planning our meals ahead, taking into con- sideration your families favourites,seasonable foods, and cooking methods. Planned organized food shopping is also a necessity. Mrs. V. Fisher ,will be the delegate to the officers conference to be held in Waterloo on May 5, 8, 7. of Dr. Denis Bursitt on proper diet, in which he stresses more fiber and starch, with less fat and sugar. He subscribes a large spoonful of bran on breadfast cereal, as much as five slices of whole wheat bread for ..:�+qj.-tet:...... ro.J , •.Ca%.+e�'°"'. ._t'�8o2�_'.$F11R.._ ' ......_-. THIS WEEKS SPECIALS Dates Dark and Light semi -sweet chocolate pieces for melting & moulding 1 $1.09 2 1b.S1.99 Coaca Chips 1.79 Carob Chips 1.80 Butterscotch Chips 1.89 Dark Semi Sweet Chips 3.10 Now 1OCOff ' per Ib. Anglican church. They were guests with the Earl Rader Don'tfamiforget the euchre Tuesday, March 17. Pearl Miller, Mildred Kellerman, Beulah Desjardine, Hilda Rader, Emma Schilbe and Margaret Pfaff surprised Frieda Keller with a pot luck dinner last week prior to her birthday and spent the af- ternoon. Mr.& Mri. SydBaker and Mrs. Letta Taylor visited in Iona Station and West Lorne Sunday. Contributions Partial list of donations to Dashwood and area medical centre. J. Caughy, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Guenther, Randy Regier, Vince Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. Wes Rader, Margaret Hogarth, Cecil Regier, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Cockwell, James and Janice Regier, Mr. Morden, Ed Turnbull, Mr. & Mrs. Verne Sorenson, Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Merner, Doug Ford, Mrs. Jesse Rader, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Wagner, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Bender, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Keller. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Visscher, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ayotte, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Hart- man, Mrs. Faye Rader, Mr. &Mrs. Case VanRaay, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Maier. Mr. & Mrs. Don Weigand, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Restemeyer, John Willert, •Mr. & Mrs. Albert Rader, Mr. & Mrs.. Jake Schroeder, Mr. & Mrs. 'Robert Hoffman, Mr. & Mrs. Roes Turnbull, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Luther, Tony : Ruttin, Peter Rutten, " Bili 'Stanley, Jack McCann, Jde Ryan, Joe Boland. Philip Hall, Randy return UC keys Harrigan, Pat Glavin, Ken Campbell, John J. Glavin, Blanche, Hodgins, Glen Hodgins, Ray Glavin, Jim Steeper, Greg Fleming, John A. Glavin, Harvey Smith, Gordon Woodburn, Don McGregor, Ken Smithers, Willis Steeper, Lyle Steeper, Ruth You've, Morley Hodgins, Dave Sheppard. Carol McCarthy, Ken Glavin, Mrs. Greta Luther, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Miller, John Muller, Lloyd Walper, Martin Martens, Arnold Geiser, Elgin Hendrick, Remi Verhoeven, Case Inthout, Doug Smith, Doug Smith Sr., Herbert Miller, Stuart Pole, Farley Martin, Muriel Smith, Stephen Jarainich, Mrs: Olive Miller, Don Weigand. Sanctuary of Dashwood Zion Lutheran Church Help keep the promise of Ontario. Elect a Davis government. Ontario is rich in promise. We have the people, the resources, the initiative and the vitality to make Ontario the envy of the world. But promises do not fulfill them- selves. To build the future we need strength and leadership. Premier Bill Davis has demonstrated that leadership. He has shown that he has the under- standing and the vision to identify the priorities in Ontario's future and to take the vigorous action needed to capitalize on them. The Davis Government's new B.I.L.D. plan is a comprehensive economic program, designed to stimulate the economy, create jobs and to realize Ontario's future potential. The B.I.L.D. program provides for the necessary planning and assistance to create growth in all the following areas of activity: energy independence, develop- ment of resources, including farming and forestry: industry: human resources, with new emphasis on training for skilled and professional employment: transportation and communications: tourism: every aspect of Ontario's economic life. And the B.I.L.D. program is backed by the solid performance of the Davis government in economic activities which have created new Ontario jobs at the average rate of 100,000 per year for the last five years. Ontario needs the strength and experi- ence of Premier BiII Davis as its leader. On March 19th, you will have your chance to support the B.I.L.D. program, to keep the promise of Ontario through your support of your Davis candidate. On March 19th, elect your Davis candidate. Vote Progressive Conservative. Irmo. "Buy JIM BRITNELL Your P.C. candidate in Huron -Middlesex