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On 25th anniversary
Lutheran pastor, wife honoured
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
A large number of
members from Zion
Lutheran church attended an
open house at the parsonage
in honor of Rev. and Mrs. M.
Mellecke's 25th wedding an-
niversary, Sunday, August
16. Members of their family
received guests and served
cake and punch.
Other guests were Mrs.
Mabel Mellecke, Stillwater,
Minn., Mrs. Dorothy
Koschmann, Malvern,
Penn.; Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard Eder and John,
Lake Elmo, Minn.; Rev and
Mrs. M. Barz, Tim and Joan-
na, Goderich; Rev. and Mrs.
Lawrence Maunula,
Seebach's Hill; Rev. and
Mrs. Roger Heintz and
Peter, Sr John, Mich.; Rev.
and Mrs. John Obeda,.Lon-
don; Rev. and Mrs.Norman
Heintz, Bud and Kurt, Lin-
coln Park, Mich.; Rev. and
Mrs. Erwin Tepker, Strat-
ford; Rev. and Mrs. Dave
Beutel, Laura and Heidi,
Monkton; and Miss Liz
Maunula, Seebach's Hill.
Following the morning
service, Hubert Miller,
president of the congrega-
tion and Earl Keller, elder,
presented Pastor and Mrs.
Mellecke a gift from the con-
gregation.
Percy Willert, Zurich, is
spending some time with his
sister, Mrs. Cindy Keller
while his wife is confined to
University hospital follow-
ing surgery.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rader
and family, Ottawa, were
vacationers last week with
his mother, Mrs. Jessie
Rader, and other relatives.
Mrs. Elda Koehler has
returned home after spen-
ding some time in Oshawa
with Mr. and Mrs. Spike
Nagel, Susan and Chris
Baynham.
Heather Elizabeth, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Hogarth was baptized
in Zion Lutheran church by
Rev. M. Mellecke. Sponsors
-were Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Baynham, Exeter, and
Eleanor Salmon.
Mrs. Mervyn Tieman,
delegate and Mrs. Ross Love
attended the 23rd annual
convention of the U.S.C.O. at
Queen's University,
Kingston, August 10-12.
Honourable Frank Drea
Minister of Community and
Social Services told the
Come Early and
Stay Late at the
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group with' a better un-
derstanding of their needs
the government will listen to
their wishes. Dr. George
Merry of St. Marys told the
group "You are only as old
as your mind is young".
Members of the bashwood
and Area- Medical com-
mittee are plaesed and
grateful to all donations
from groups' raising money
for this project. The latest
donation came from the
Gossman family reunion.
Mr. and ` Mrs. Mervyn
Tiernan recently attended
the gift show in Toronto.
This month, Dashwood
and Zurich U.C.W. are tak-
ing advantage of the
summer to hold out door
church services. Zurich held
their service August 16 to
which the Dashwood U.C.W.
was invited. August 23 the
Sunday service by Calvary
U.C.W. will be held at the
pavilion at 10:30 a.m.
Zurich and anyone wishing
to attend are welcome.
Lunch and fellowship will
follow.
ZURICH PLAYGROUND
Playground kids
enjoy competition
Senior
On Monday we got to show
what kind of champions Zur-
ich turns out. In tough com-
petition with Dashwood and
Crediton playgrounds in
baseball relays, races and
tug of war, pur playground
came out on top.
Tuesday we spent part of
the afternoon block printing
which involves tooling and
painting on leather blocks.
Wednesday we watched an
assortment of movies. There
were cartoons, funny films,
serious films, and sad
movies . We really enjoyed
them.
Thursday was full of
strikes and spares. That is,
we brushed up on our bowl-
ing skills. Greg Overholt
was the high scorer of the
day.
Friday we were the high
divers of the Vanastra pool.
Many of us tried to "screw
driver" front flip the
"splits" and the "can
opener"
Junior
Even though we were the
winners on Monday against
Crediton and Dashwood, it is
more important that we had
fun playing and meeting new
children from other
playgrounds.
Since this was drama
week we did some body
movements with music. We
all enjoyed listening to tape
recorded stories with pic-
ture books to flow along
with. The rest of the mor-
ning was spent playing
• various games - new and
old.
A few of us took a few days
holiday from playground this
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week to spend some time
with our families.
Wednesday we were sur-
prised to find out it was
movie day. After sitting for
a while we welcomed the
chance to get up and stretch.
This was done in the form of
a peanut hunt outside. The
peanuts that we found we
gobbled up.
Thursday was town -
interest day. We toured the
Post Office with thanks to
Mr. McAdams. After a tour
of LaPorte's MeatMarket we
were treated to a wiener by
Isidore. Thanks! They were
great! Seeing council
chambers at the Municipal
Office and also the inside of
themp house satisfied our
curiosity about what's in
those buildings on the corner
of Main and Fredrick St.
Thanks for the tour Mrs.
Baker!
Our last visit to the
Vanastra pool was on Fri-
day. We enjoyed it while it
lasted!
Citizens News, August 20, 1981
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