HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1960-12-08, Page 7THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1960
DASHWOOD and DISTRICT
(MRS. E. H. RADER, Correspondent)
Dashwood Merry Maids were Mrs. Ernest Koehler and
The seventh meeting of the
Dashwood 4-H Club, "The club girl
entertains" was held on Saturday,
December 3, at the home of the
leader, Mrs. Gordon Bender, with
the assistant leader, Mrs. Leonard
Schenk, and 11 girls present.
The leaders discussed etiquette
with the girls, as to hospitality in
the club, introducing and making
it pleasant for guest speakers and
willingness of each member to
share responsibilities.
Some members put covers on
their books. Roll call for next
meeting, "What I have gained from
this project." Home assignment:
complete record book and refer-
ence book.
Invitations were written to the
girls mothers to attend a tea on
December 6.
Arthur Ford
Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mar -
tone and Mrs. Robert Hayter.
• Mr, Howard Klumpp is construc-
ting a skating rink in his back
yard.
FL/Lt. and Mrs. Stamison and
children have moved to Centralia.
Ladies' Aid Dinner
The WSWS of the Evangelical
UB Church, held their Woodrow
Macke dinner on Friday evening,
with the husband's and friends as
guests. A collection was also giv-
en for his work.
Mr. and Mrs. Macke, who are
home from Nigeria on furlough,
after being there ten years, were
present and he was the guest
speaker.
Mr. Macke was born in Mildmay,
and graduated from Toronto Un-
iversity as a civil engineer and la-
ter decided to dedicate his life to
the work of the Lord.
Mrs. Howard Klumpp introduced
the guest speaker, who spoke on
his work in Nigeria as well as
showing slides. He was thanked by
Mrs. Charles Snell, president.
Group 1, with Mrs. Stewart
Wolfe convener, was in charge of
the dinner.
Choir Supper
The annual turkey supper for
the choir of Zion Lutheran chur-
ch was held Friday evening, with
Group 3 of the Ladies' Aid and
Mrs. Leonard Restemayer conven-
er, catering to it.
Following this, crokinole was
played with Albert Miller and Hel-
en Nadiger winners, and Mrs. Flos-
sie tSade and Ed. Nadiger consola-
tion winners.
Arthur John Ford passed away
in Detroit, on Thursday, December
1, 1960, in his 78th year. Besides
his wife, the former Rose Penhale,
he is survived by one son, Lorne,
and one daughter, Irene; one sis-
ter, Mrs. Dan Hall, Detroit; five
brothers, Albert of Maple Creek,
Sask.; Wesley, of Marsden, Sask.;
Hilton, Stephen Township; Barton,
of Prince Albert, Sask.; and Nor-
man, of Detroit.
Funeral services were conducted
in Detroit, on Sunday evening, at
8:00 p.m. Interment was made in
Exeter cemetery, on Monday, Dec-
ember 5, upon arrival by motor.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Stelck and
Miss Aletha Stelck, of British Col-
umbia. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Stelck.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Miller and
family, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stumpf and
family, in Kitchener.
Mr. Ernest Koehler spent part
of last week in Kitchener, due to
the death of his brother, George.
Attending the funeral on Friday
TURKEY BINGO
in the
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Members Accepted
In Lutheran Church
A well attended service of Holy
Communion on Sunday evening
witnessed the reception of eight
persons as Communing members
of St. Peter's Lutheran Church.
Mrs. Frederick Deichert, of Clin-
ton, Mrs. Edward Deichert, of
Scarboro, Mrs. William Hess, of
Woodstock and Miss Sheila Will
ert of Centralia, were received by
Rite of Confirmation.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Doerr
were received by transfer from
St. John's Lutheran Church, Laird,
Saskatchewan; Mrs. Claire Deich--
ert, from Zion Lutheran Church,
in Dashwood; and Mrs. Oliver
Moore, from St. John's Lutheran
Church, in Wartburg.
After the service the congrega-
tion gathered in the church base-
ment where lunch was served by
the Ladies' Aid. The new mem-
bers were informally introduced
by the pastor and Fred Haberer
Jr., welcomed them on behalf of
the church council.
ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE
CAL, FRED DUCHARME, Corresnondentl
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sopha
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Sopha and family, all of De-
troit, were weekend visitors with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Dolph
Sopha.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ducharme and
Mrs. Sarah Jeffrey, visited at
Dashwood with Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Ducharme. Mr. and Mrs. Duch-
arme are living in the cosy flat of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Guenther.
Birthday Celebration
On Saturday evening last the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Du-
charme, of the 14th concession,
was opened to their children and
friends. It was the occasion of Mrs.
Ducharme's 48th birthday.
The Ducharme's were married
29 years ago, in this parish, and
from their union 14 children were
born, eight daughters, and four
sons, all living. All of the child-
ren were present except (Cecile)
Mrs. Tucker, of London, who has
been unable to be preesnt in the
last six years.
Commenting on this occasion, we
compliment Mr. and Mrs. Duch-
arme for their large family, and
the sacrifice involved in caring for
them during the years gone by. It
has ment much work and sacrifice
for both parents, also much .ex-
pense involved in raising so large
a family. We also compliment the
Ducharmes for the success they
have accomplished regarding the
support of a large family, which is
MANY AT SHORT COURSE
The short course `Sandwiches for
All Iccasions," which was demon-
strated by Miss Catherine Merry,
Home Sconomist, of Toronto, was
attended by 25 ladies and mem-
bers of the Zurich Women's Insti-
tute, who sponsored the course.
Sandwiches for lunch, mealtime,
and party, were demonstrated. The
ladies were invited to the home of
Mrs. Jack Bannister, where coffee
and the sandwiches were served.
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It was an occasion where a large
family gathered together to enjoy
themselves. Mr. and Mrs. Duch-
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children and others a la mode, with
the choicest to satisfy their taste.
They were recipients of many
valuable gifts to commemorate the
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The children and others formed a
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To the farmers, the first snow
storm of the season only means a
warning of things to come next.
The second one we have received
could mean a close up of their farm
work for the passing year, and per-
haps many worries that are attach-
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Most of the farmers are a happy
and content group of people. They
are willing to share with their
neighbors' good luck, and ready to
help them when help is needed.
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laxes in silence to settle their ex-
penses and obligations of the year,
and from that they know their
exact income. There are very high
expenses to carry on, and they have
to make plans and figure out ways
to meet their payments.
Farmers, as an industry, have
little control over themselves and
what they produce for market.
They also have little control in
conducting their farm industry. It
would not be out of place to say
that their income is far below
what they should receive, for the
hard work they perform.
As afore mentioned they are a
happy class, and many times sub-
mit to things almost intolerable to
them. Even though they play
dumb, we have among our farm-
ers some of the most brilliant
minds, but are left in a trance, not
that they fear to wake and make
a sudden spring and show their
ability, but because they prefer
peace, and would rather be victims
than trying to play big. They feel
that some day the tide will turn
in their favour, and they will be
justified and rewarded to approx-
imately the same level as their
fellow business man, and for that
they have been patiently waiting
for many years.
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