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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-04-13, Page 13Page 14 • Citizens News, April 13, 1978 Elect scouting Auxiliary executive Saturday morning the Ladies Auxiliary met in the basement of St. Andrew's United Church with 13 members answering the roll call. The meeting opened by repeating the Lords Prayer Hayfield by 1FYillvenaz Erickson in unison, led by president Jean Dunn. Secretary, Pat Van Patter read her report and Elaine Dunn gave the treasurers report; both were adopted. The president thanked everyone for helping to make the trip to Ice Capades such a success and enjoyable and mentioned also that the children were very well behaved. She expressed also her thanks to Margaret Garrett for her assistance and demonstrations at the Fun Night. The slate of officers were accepted as presented with take over of duties in Sep- tember when the scouting season commences. They are as follows: President - Brenda Fansher; vice- president - Anna Scotchmer; Secretary - Sharon Sin- namon; treasurer - Carlene Phoenix; Telephone com- mittee - Rose Taman, Pat Westlake and Pat Van Patter; Mrs. Sinnamoninformedthe group theyhad been asked to assist with the purchase of camping equipment. It was suggested a tent be purchased so that all three groups would be able to have the use of it. A Bake Sale was discussed for July, but the date to be set at the May 6 meeting at which time there will be a plant -slip exchange. This meeting will be held at 10 a.m. in the kitchen of St. Andrews United Church. Opinions on a Mother and Daughter banquet will be further discussed at the next meeting. During the meeting a delicious coffee cake baked Elect directors for Women's Institute By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD The annual meeting of the Dashwood Women's Institute was held Tuesday with the directors and nominating committee Mrs. Ralph Weber, Mrs. Harold Kellerman and Mrs. Valen- tine Becker in charge. Roll call was the payment of dues and Mrs. Ray Rader, president, conducted the business. A letter was read from the Blue Water Rest Home inviting the Institute to entertain the residents to a birthday party in May. A donation was made to the Erland Lee Home fund. Secret pals were chosen for the coming year and mileage payment for delegates was raised to combat inflation. Two new members were added to the roll. A report of the Huron South District W.I. ex- ecutive meeting was given by Mrs. Gordon Bender. Mrs. Earl Keller, convener of Agriculture and Canadian Industries for the district gave a brief report of this committee's plans for the International Plowing Match to be held in Huron in September. Reports of the standing committees were presented, followed by the minutes of the last annual meeting read by Mrs. Howard Datars. The report of the nominating committee was read and accepted. Mrs. Syd Baker was in charge of the election of officers. New officers are: past president, Mrs. Ray Rader; president, Mrs. Eben Weigand; first vice- president, Mrs. Syd Baker; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. . Howard Datars; assistant secretary, Mrs. Earl Keller; district director, Mrs. Ray Rader; alternate director, Mrs. Gordon Bender; nominating committee, Mrs, Ralph Weber, Mrs. Harold Kellerman and Mrs. V.L. Becker; Tweedsmuir curator, Mrs. Irvin Rader; public relations and press reporter, Mrs, Ray Rader; resolutions, Mrs. John Rader; pianist, Mrs. J.M. Tieman; auditors, Mrs. T.H. Hoffman and Mrs. R.H. Taylor. The Standing Committees are: Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Earl Keller; Education and Cultural Ac- tivities, Mrs. Emil Becker; Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Stuart Wolfe; Family and Con- sumer Affairs, Mrs. Gordon Bender. Mrs. Ray Rader, retiring president, was presented a gift. An exchange of gifts revealing secret pals was followed by lunch. Celebrate anniversary Thursday, the family of Leonard and Greta Restemayer surprised them on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary by tak- ing them to the "Garage" in London for dinner. Friday night relatives, friends and neighbors gathered at the home of their daughter, Ruth, for a surprise party. Progressive euchre was played with ladies' high, Ruth Stire; ladies' low, Joanne Walper; men's high, Milty Dietrich; low, Lorne Porter, Exeter; most lone hands, Milty Dietrich; lucky plate, Kay Morley, Exeter. Saturday night they were chivareed by friends and neighbors. Seniors meet Senior Citizens meet next Monday. Come out for a real treat. 4-H club Dashwood 4-H girls' club 2 held their 8th meeting April 3. Roll call was "How do I keep fit?". Mrs. Earl Keller discussed Achievement Day and Physical Fitness. Mrs. Ray Rader discussed Guidelines to Meal Plan- ning. The girls did exercises and told what part of the body it helped. A game, "The key. to good health" was played. Attend anniversary Twenty ladies from Dashwood W.I. attended the 75 anniversary of the District Institutes at the Pineridge Chalet Thursday. Dashwood Institute was in charge of the In Memoriam. Attend meeting Mrs. Earl Keller and Mrs. Gordon Bender attended the Huron South executive meeting at Hensall United church on Tuesday. Flowers in Zion Lutheran church, Sunday, were placed by the family of Cliff Salmon who passed away in 1974. by Kathleen Siertsema and coffee were enjoyed. Pa Westlake won the jar o elderberry jam. Celebrate Communion Reverend William Bennett celebrated Holy Communion Sunday morning in Trinity Anglican Church, assisted by Philip Du Boulay and server Andrew Erickson, Mr. Du Boulay also read the lesson from Mark dealing with Christ as our example. Harry Baker and Milt Van Patter collected the offering. Dawn Merner, Cindy Cluff and Berthena Hammond taught Sunday School. Sunday next, Reverend George Youmatoff will celebrate Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and guest preacher at the 10 a.m. service of Sung Mattins will be Reverend William Craven of Goderich. Canon F.H. Paull will of- ficiate at both services the following Sunday. Memorial flowers were in memory of Mr. & Mrs. Chris Parker given by their family. The Rector announced that the response to Lenten Self - Denial offering has been very good and asked that anyone who has not handed theirs in would please do so at their earliest con- venience. May Designate Church Trinity Anglican Church Board of Management met Tuesday evening for its regular meeting with Reverend Bennett in the chair. It was learned that Reg Wilson had agreed to act as an auditor and a letter from Bishop Ragg left the decision of having Trinity Church designated a Heritage building in the hands of the Board. They deferred their decision until further in- formation is obtained from the chairman of the Local Architectural Conservancy Advisory Committee. Alf Scotchmer instructed the Warden Harry Baker as to the proper operation of the electric heaters in the Parish Hall and also replaced a defective • thermostat. Bob t Turner has been in touch f with Mr. LeRoy Oesch, who made the new doors for the Church and Mr. Oesch will repair the split in the one door when the weather is more favourable. The older children of the Sunday School will stay in Church part of the time in order to familiarize them with the Book of Common Prayer and Canon Paull has a Min strip projector which he will loan to the Sunday School, but the Board is looking to borrow a record player for use with it. It is planned to show film strips during the summer to teach the young people of the Sunday School their religious training and the Board acknowledged the beautiful gift of a fair linen cloth and veil bursts. The Rector read a little humour into the meeting when he said the first year a Rector takes over a Parish he is scrutinized; the second year he is criticized and the third year he is scandalized; and that is why in some churches a Rector is moved every three years. April Showers The Sunday School room of St. Andrew's United Church was decorated in blue and white streamers and flowers for the bridal shower held there in honour of Linda Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell. Mrs. Yvonne Campbell pinned corsages on the bride - elect also her attendants Barbara Campbell and Julia Armstrong, as well as the mothers and grandmothers. Mrs. Don Mcllwain was in charge of a flower contest in story form. Mrs. Yvonne Campbell had a shower - bingo contest. Mrs. Elaine Dunn passed out a number of closed envelopes which contained samples of cooking products from her kitchen cupboards. The person guessing correctly what flour, popcorn, salt and many other cooking products felt like in a closed envelope, won the prize. Mrs. Don Mcllwain read Opening newto �d�rs b --,business ROSS ARMSTRONG and DINESH RASTOGI our representatives will be at Les Pines Hotel, EXETER on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month April 18 and May 2 If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you, are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business,talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK For prior information call 271-5650 or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford an address to the bride and Jean Dunn passed a pret- tily decorated book in which all had the opportunity to write a few lines. Shower gifts were passed to the bridal group for opening by Lori Talbot, Cheryl Dunn and Cathy Haw. Barbara Campbell decorated a pretty apron with the bows. Linda thanked all for coming and for her beautiful gifts. Our best wishes are ex- tended to this young couple for many years of happiness. A special thank you is extended to the decorating committee, and to all who helped to make this a memorable and happy event for Linda. Read Prayer Partner Letter The regular monthly meeting of Trinity A.C.W. was held on Thursday April 6 at "The Hut", home of Lucy Diehl. Mrs. Lillian Beakhust was welcomed as a new member. A thank offering gift of $55.00 is being taken to London for the annual meeting of the A.C.W. on' April 27. A letter was read from prayer partner, Dorothy Dykes in England thanking the A.C.W. for their gift at Easter. The date of July 22 was set for the A.C.W. an- nual Bake Sale. Education reader, Lillian Higgins read "It's a New Life" and the following poem "I am still a Person" was read by Kay Reid. Surprise party Relatives, friends, neigh- bours and staff of the Albion Hotel held a surprise party Saturday to honour Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Diemert on the occasion of their 39th Wedding Anniversary. A delicious smorgasbord luncheon was enjoyed complete with a two-tier anniversary cake. Floyd and Mary were presented with many lovely gifts. Among those attending were the couples three sons, Ron of St. Marys, Rich and Wayne both of Bayfield; daughter-in-law June and grandchildren Brian and Karen; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schneuker of Milverton; Bunny and Robert Dean, Please turn to Page 20 MI NI Ell MI ION MIN 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A NAME YOU CAN COUNT ON TO MAKE CARING FOR YOUR LAWNS AND GARDENS EASIER WHETHER YOU'RE LOOKING FOR LAWNMOWERS ROTO TILLERS OR RIDING TRACTORS BOLENS WILL GIVE YOU 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 [10 it•L‘) 1 1 • Lawn and garden work is easier with our dependable products . and you know you can count on us for ex- pert service if you should ever need it. 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