HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-09-17, Page 8Paye 8 Citi eta News September 17, 1991
CHEQUE AND TROPHY - Bill Tinney presents DJ Ken Clarke with the trophy and
1125 cheque for the DJ's final win, Sunday. Sixteen teams played 22 games at the
Zurich recreational fastball tournament this weekend.
UCW needs guest billets
President Doris
Wilson opened the Sep-
tember meeting of the Varna
U.C.W. with the poem
"Three Little Words". The
theme of worship was "This
Varua.
by Mary Cbessoill
is the Day That the Lord Has
Made", with scripture from
Psalm 103 and the hymns
"Amazing Grace" and "This
is the Day". A skit "The
Days That Count" stressed
the value of each phase of a
woman's life.
Margaret Hayter will be
the reader from Varna at the
Regional meeting on October
8 at Walton. There will be a
special thank -offering
meeting here on October 1
witkguests' from neigh-
bour g U. C.W. groups.
Ruth. Johnston was ap-
pointed to-- Manse com-
mittee to tote
Mildred
McAsh.
A committee of Joyce
Dowson 'Mary Chessell and
Rev. Wiliina Brown was
appointe4to set up billets for
the students of the first year
class atmmanuel College
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when they visit here on
October 6 and 7. Please
remember to fill out the form
you received in the letter
from the minister
Many of them are middle-
aged people who have been
called from other oc-
cupations and alk -should be
interesting guests.
Mr. George Cowan of
Dungannon will be the guest
preacher ' for Varna
Anniversary service at 11:00'
a.m. on Sunday.
Personals
Ivan and Joan Stephenson
of Mississauga spent a few
days at Ralph and Mona
Stephenson's and visited
friends in the community.
Jerry Reid's father passed
away in wheatley on Sunday.
Our sympathy to Jerry and
Jean and boys.
Brenda Dowson will begin
work on Monday in the
Records Department of
Clinton Hospital.
David Kalbfleisch, a
graduate of grade 19 at
Goderich High School, is
attending Western
University.
Lisa Smith and Jacqui
Taylor have entered high
school, and David Rathwell,
Mark Webster and Neal
Atchison started kin-
dergarten.
Beatrice and Louis Taylor
have moved to an apartment
near the Credit Union in
Clinton. Well really miss
seeing Louis in the post of-
fice every day, and
Beatrice's talent for keeping
up the laughter level in the
church kitchen.
Mock Wedding at Show
Amock wedding provided
the entertainment at a
shower for bride -elect Kathy
Peck at Goshen church on
Saturday afternoon. The
ladies of Goshen north took
part , with special music on
the autoharp by Norene
Hayter and vocals byNorene
and by Leslie and Hayley
Linfield. The bride's father
literally "pushed vacuum
cleaners" as he escorted her
down the aisle, and he didn't
forget to plug his radio
business either -- he was
wearing headphones.
Geraldine Eckel read an
address of good wishes and
Kathy was assisted in
opening her lovely and
useful gifts by her mother
and Mrs. Youngblut.
An open house will be held
at Mrs. Peck's home on the
Wednesday following the
wedding.
Medcenter gets
go ahead
The Dashwood and Area September 8 with +Crediton Gerald Mason.
Medical Committee met in and Zurich U.C.W. as guests. Zion Lutheran church
the community centre The Stewardship and ladies" Aid met for the first
Thursday, September 10. Finance committee was in meeting of the fall Tuesday,
The doctor's relations charge with Mrs. Hugh September 8. Group 2 with
committee and the chairman Boyle, chairlady. conveners Mrs. Ray Rader
will attend the meeting of the The devotion was centered and Mrs. Earl Keller, was in
around the year of the charge of deirotions and
Disabled Person, Prayers, lunch. The president, Mrs.
scriptures and readings Florence Martene opened
were given by the corn- with bible reading and
mittee, Mrs. Bill Chandler prayer. Mrs. Irvin Rader
Mrs. Jessie Rader, Mrs. gave a reading, "The Ladies'
Gerald Mason and Mrs. Aid now and then".
Ralph Weber. Annmarie Pastor Mellecke handed
Hoffman was soloist. out a.page of 29 questions for
Thames Valley Children's a general bible knowledge
Centre in London, executive test followed by discussion of
director, Michael troublesome answers. _
Lysecki showed a film and Mrs. Martene presided for
spoke on the work of the the business. Donations for
centre. the bakeless bake sale were
Mrs. Don Gaiser presided received. Twenty members
for the business at Kippen were present. The Altar
Wednesday September 30. Guild reported 18 visits. The
Dashwood United Church Guilds during the summer
official board is planning a months were very busy. The
craft sale October 10 from 10 new Guild. is Mrs. M.
a.m. to 6 p.m. at Hoffman's Mellecke and Mrs. Florence
Ambulance garage. The Martene. Seven cards were
Sunshine committee for sent. Fruits and vegetables
September and October is for Thanksgiving are to be
Mrs. Don Gaiser and Mrs. brought to the church
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Dashwood
Mrs. Irvin Rader
Underserviced Area
Program Advisory Branch
sponsored by the Ontario
Ministry of Health in Lon-
don, October 29.
The go ahead signal was
given the building chairman
to proceed with contracts for
water service, drainage,
heating, brick laying etc.
Money received from two
rummage sales was en-
couraging and the com-
mittee appreciates the
response for articles donated
and those who worked to
make the project a success.
Calvary United Church
Women held their meeting
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