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Zurich Citizens News, 1981-05-14, Page 6Page 6 Citizens Neves May 14, 1981 Dashwood 1.nstitute Mrs. Delmar Miller had opening devotions followed by the topic `The impor- tance of being a disciple" by Pastor Mellecke. Personals Mrs. Frieda Keller spent the weekend in London with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keller and family and attended Mindy's birthday. Sunday, she attended confirmation at Good Shepherd Lutheran church where her grand- daughter, Sandra Gibson, daughter= of Mr. and. Mrs. Roland Gibson, Denfield, was confirmed. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keller and family attended the confirmation and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Keller and family, Eleven ladiesattendedthe Mitchell Zone Spring Rally May 4. The theme "Chosen Tuesday, May 5, Dashwood Women's Institute held the Grand- mother's meeting with con- veners, Mrs. Harry Hoff- man, Mrs. Louella Tieman, Mrs. Greta Schade and Mrs. Harvey Beierling- in charge of a pot luck supper. Other Dashwood Mrs. IrviRader guests were the 4-H girls and several grandchildren. Following supper several prizes were awarded. For lucky plates, Mrs. Sid Baker and Kathy Anne Keller; most jewelry, Mrs. Lloyd Rader; no jewelry, Mrs. Thelma Beierling; closest birthday, Mrs. Harold Schroeder. A program followed with Mrs. Greta Schade chairlady. All joined in singing "Faith of our Grandmas". Dan Weigand read a scrip- ture reading and played two piano solos. Two numbers were sung by Kim Hoffman, Karen, Kathy, Janice and Julie Schade. Kim Hoffman also gave a reading. Roll call was answered by telling how you would like to be remembered if you were a grandmother. Mrs. Harvey Beierling discussed the mot- to, "What we make of our homes is more important than what they are made of. The 4-H girls had an exhibit "Tools of the Trade" Pauline Dietrich explained, assisted by Lori Anne Boogemans. They also had a fashion show. Kathy Schade and Rachel Mellecke receiv- ed county honours at achievement day and Judith Mellecke provincial honours. Bunco was played with Mrs. Letta Taylor high and Mrs. Mervyn Tieman low. Mrs. Eben Weigand con- ducted a brief business meeting. Delegates to the district annual are Mrs. Eben Weigand. Mrs. Gordon Bender, Mrs. Valentine Becker and Mrs. Harold Carroll. The June meeting will be the Tweedsmuir History com- ,nittpp. Dashwood Beavers have been very busy. They went to Irvin Rader's home and Mary showed the interested groups how maple syrup was made and how it tasted. The Beavers say thank you for showing us. There are a lot of tours and outings planned. For Easter they made Easter baskets from egg cartons and painted eggs. They also played games and sang songs. The Spring . project was very interesting. Each Beaver brought something or told a story or sang a song about spring. Last week the leaders had a big surprise for the Beavers. Rusty (Charlene Finkbeiner) had a baby boy. The Beavers all brought a little extra money and gave the new baby Beaver a stuff- ed beaver. Welcome Jason Allan Finkbeiner from all. Zion missionary league The quarterly meeting of Zion Lutheran church Lutheran Women's Missionary League was held A aril 28.' to share God's Love". Guest speaker was Pastor David Elseroad, who was chosen to share God's love with the people in Quebec at the Gatineau mission. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader were Sunday guests in Strat- ford with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader. • Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rader and family were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bobeywood and Lynnette, Crediton. • Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keller, Frieda Keller, Mrs.. Mgie Nadlger and Helen attended, the 50th anniversary banqutt for the Lutheran Hour at St. Paul's ,Lutheran church,'. Kitchener, Friday. The film Sunday visitors with Mr.' and Mrs. Paul Maguire and boys were. Mr. and Mrs. 1,1 LEAGUE CHAMPS — in- the Zurich teenage bowling league was a, team composed of (from left) Robbie Ducharme, Robert Van Der Hoek, Pete Miller and KeIIi Schroeder:. Missing were Allan Hendrick and Kevin Lavery. Raise funds to buy house The Town and Country Homemakers are pleased to announce they have raised over $4000 towards the $10,- 000 down payment to purchase the Victoria St. (Wingham) building in which they have their of- fices. The owner of the house the group has been renting since Dec., 1980 has received an offer on the property. The homemakers have been given first option to purchase it. provided they can raise the required funds. The board set up a building fund aiming to eventual- ly purchase the property. There were suggestions that the group could move from Wingham to the new county health building at Huron - view. Clinton but decided it would be inconvenient. also the group vkuld like to re- tain its independence. The Town and Country Homemakers is a private, non-profit organization which provides a variety of professional homemaking services to persons who need them. Last year it employed 80 homemakers and served 1500 client in Huron County. The board would like to ex- press its appreciation to the following who have con- tributed to the building fund: Don Graham. Nile. Helen Tench.Clinton. Jeanne Smith Goderich. Jane Davidson Brucefield. Exeter Times Advocate. Kongskilde Ltd Exeter. Gail and Jim Newell Wingham. Jean Moorley Bluevale. Anyone wishing to donate towards this expense can telephone 357-3222 Wingham or contact Mrs. G. MOTHER'S DAY TEA – - (From left) Martha Ducharme, Mrs. Anne Watson and Verdes Baechler helped the Bluewater Rest Horne ladies auxiliary by selling plants at the Mother's Day tea, Saturday. Whilsmith at 236-4340 Harry Hayter, Jayne, Tom, hospital, Mr. Fischer at St. Elaine Overholt, Brad and Joseph's hospital, London Janice Oke and Pastor and and Mrs. Fischer in South Mrs. M. Mel 1 e c k e, Huron hospital, Exeter. Dashwood; Mr. and Mrs. Russ Maguire; ,London; Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Snider and ' Multi -family girls, Grand Bend; and Mr- Garage Sale and Mrs. Peter Maguire and family, Sarnia. May 16, .17 & 18 Calvary United church,at held a family worship for Corner of Mother% Day. Flowers were placed by Gordon and Roy Rosallie Street Bender in memory of their ' . • and mother. 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