Zurich Citizens News, 1981-04-09, Page 5Lodgeholds last euchre
A big crowd attended the
final Orange Lodge euchre
phi of the season on Friday
nPrize winners were Grace
McClinchey, high ladies, and
Varna
by )Mart Cluossall
Jean Riley, low. Bruce
McClinchey was high for the
men; Harry Baker, low.
Winners of draw prizes were
Harry Baker, Helen
Sootheran, Eileen Consitt,
Marg McClymont, Joyce
Burt, Marg Gale and
Omerine Watkins.
Canvass receipts up
The March canvass for the
Red Cross in the Varna area,
captained by Mildred
McAsh, realized $157:50, up
$30 from last year. The
Cancer Society canvass pis
this month. Please
Father -child
dinner held
Dashwood Men's club held
its father and child dinner
meeting, March 30 at the
community centre.
Anthony Martene, presid-
ed for the business. Guest
Dashwood
Mrs. Irvin Rader
speaker, Ross Hallam,
Goderich spoke on the Scout
organization. He was in-
troduced by Jack Ford. A
sing -song followed.
Dashwood 4-H
The final meeting of the 4-
H club was held Monday
March 30, with the president
Kathy Schade in charge of
the business.
Achievement day Is April
28. Dashwood club 2 will
prepare an exhibit.
The leaders conducted a
"clothesline Quiz".
The girls are to complete
their club evaluation and
hand in their finished gar-
ments to the leaders by April
9.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rader
attended the "April Blossom
Ball" at the Centennial Hall,
London, Saturday evening.
Their nephew, David Rader,
was one of the escorts for
the debutantes at the ball.
Mrs. Hilda Wein accom-
panied her daughter Mrs.
A.C. Whittier, Mississauga
to her home in Dashwood for
the weekend, - Miss Erma
Wein, Clinton was also
home.
Stephanie Lynn, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Rader was baptized in
Zion Lutheran Church by
Rev. M. Mellecke, Sunday.
Sponsors were Mr. arid Mrs.
Bob Heywood, Crediton.
Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Rader and
family were Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Scott, Pauline, Kieth
and Kevin. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Glavin, Amy and Jodi, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Heywood ,and
Lynnette and Kevin Barrett,
Crediton, and Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Rader.
Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Rader were
Leonard Prang, Zurich and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader,
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood
Gill and Mrs. Rose McComb
Craigwiel Gardens, Ailsa
Craig were Monday after-
noon callers with Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Rader.
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remember that the millions
from Terry . Fox's cross-
country run were used for
special projects. The regular
work of the Cancer Society
still needs the support of
everyone.
A party consisting of
Barry and Pat Taylor, Ron
and Joyce Taylor, Jim and
Kate Keys and Tom and
Barb Consitt were at the dog
races at Wheeling, W.
Virginia and attended the
country music show. They
visited the Cathedral of
Tomorrow at Akron, Ohio
and the Anderson Fertilizer
Company at Maumee.
An ancient lenten type
service ailed "The Ten-
nebrae", Latin for darkness,
was used in the worship
service at the April meeting
of Varna United Church
Women. Eleanor McAsh and
Mona Stephenson led the
service, with Mildred McAsh
playing Easter music.
A committee consisting of
Mildred McAsh, Shirley Hill,
Joan Stephenson,Debra
Rathwell and Pat Taylor has
the dessert euchre planned.
It will start at 12:30 this
year, on April 15. Gifts are
still needed for door prizes.
Personals
Anyone wishing to take the
bus to the One Day School for
•
of season
Women in St. Thomas is
asked to have their bus fare
in by June 1. If there is a full
bus, the fare will be $5.00.
Registration should soon
by made for Westminster
Weekend from May 29 to 31.
Other events you may wish
to attend are:
The Year of the Disabled
program at Central United in
Stratford on April 13 at 6
p.m. Myron Angus from
Rehandart - is one of the
disabled who will speak.
On May 9, London Con-
ference is having a Worship
Celebration Workshop in
Seaforth. Cost is $10.00 in-
cluding the noon meal.
London Conference annual
meeting will be a Park Street
United in Chatham from
May 26 to 28.
The UCW . will purchase
material for banners for the
front of the church. Anyone
wishing to contribute to a
bale for London Mission is
asked to leave their good
used clothing in the church
basement the week of May 11
to 15.
Miscellaneous Rumblings
Continued from page 4
outer space". is the single most complex and
sophisticated example of western technology. It is an
investment for the future.
Considering the time and the result, the shuttle
program was very quick and trouble-free.
I sincerely believe the cold war is dead. The
benefits of the space program of both east an west are
taken for granted as aspects of everyday life
television from around the world, weather forecasting,
plastics...
Turn up your radio or TV and read the newspapers
on April 10. Even more than the moon, the shuttle is
the first giant step.
And if the cold war isn't • over?
I think we beat 'em anyway!
Citizens News, April 9, 1981
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