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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-06-06, Page 15Dashwood by Mrs. Irvin Rader Pastor & Mrs. Mayo Mellecke, Miss Helen Nadiger, Mrs, Delmar Miller, Mrs. Albert Miller, Mrs. Bill Becker, Mrs. Charles Martene, Mrs. Frieda Keller, Mrs. Florence Keller and Mrs. Lloyd Bowman attended the LWML Prayer Service at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Stratford, Monday, March 28. Mrs. Irvin Rader attended a Book committee meeting for South Huron Women's Institute at the home of Mrs. Arthur Rundle, Exeter, Tuesday, March 29. Trevor Boyle, son of Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Boyle had the misfortune to fracture his leg in two places while playing after school. He returned home Monday from St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Merner and Margaret Merner spent the winter school break at Acapulco. Mike Chandler, Toronto and Mark Chandler, Waterloo, spent the week end with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chandler. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader were Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Taylor, Kitchener; Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Weiberg, Waterloo; and Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Gamble, London. Mrs. Margaret Carlisle, Montreal, spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Keller. Firemen's Supper The annual firemen's supper Hawks Continued from Page 11 the open corner. Three hurt Three members of the Hawks missed part of the weekend ac- tion due to injuries. Phil Knight sat out most of the second period in Saturday's opener after being cut over the eye and on the forehead with an errant stick. Jim Ferguson had to retire late in Sunday's contest to go to the Belleville hospital for stitches to close a cut over his eye. The most serious injury was sustained by rookie defenceman Dave Kinsman. He was badly cut around the eye by a stick in the first period on Sunday and was taken to Picton for treatment. The attending doctor advised there did not appear to be any damage to the eye, although Kinsman will be a doubtful starter for this week's contests. Trainer Bob Drummond was also busy in the two games helping other Hawks off the ice after they were felled by shots to the ankle and a couple of stiff body checks. GAME NOTES—Coach Ron Bogart was naturally pleased with his team's performance after the long bus trip, but was concerned that they were not clearing the puck from their end as well as they did in the Mitchell series...he also noted they were having trouble getting untracked in•the early minutes, having been scored on in the first minute of play in their last three games... over 100 Exeter fans were on hand for Sunday's game and they completely dominated the 'game's cheering to give the Hawks a big boost...the Wellington arena is only three years old, having been built after the former structure was destroyed by fire. It has a cement roof and despite warm tem- peratures outside, it was ex- tremely chilly inside...Hawks manager Fred Mommersteeg made the winning coin call to get the extra home game. The final two, games of the series will be • played mid -week unless the OHA allows a change. Neither team is happy wi tHhW that situation, due to the the lei gtiyy vtr 1nYPIA4E4't Y •xS ,t} '�cR„ 'xo',G•. \ •..A sft:..r V sponsored by the village and catered to by Dashwood W.I, was held Saturday, April 2, at Dash- wood community centre. Special guests included the reeves of Hay and Stephen and their wives, namely, Jack Tinney and Cecil Desjardine, who brought greetings from the townships; Mr, & Mrs. Leo Meidinger and Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Meidinger, Zurich. Leo is firechief at Zurich. Following the supper there was dancing for those present as well as guests to the musia\f Country Unlimited. Mrs. Ken McCrae has returned home following surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. 4-H Meetings Dashwood club 2. held their third meeting with 12 girls present. Topics for discussion were grains, staystitching, gathers, darts and seams. The leaders also demonstrated same. The fourth meeting was held with 13 girls present. Topics were bindings using knit fabrics. The leaders demonstrated how to sew several types of trims. The fifth meeting was held Monday, April 4, at Dashwood Community Center. The leaders b.; reviewed Achievement Day schedule and described the projects to vote on for Spring 1978, They also demonstrated facings and casings. The next meeting will be held April 13. Dashwood 4-H Club 3, "The Little Rippers" held their third and fourth meeting March 17 and 31 at the home of Mrs. Sheila Miller. The beginners were helped with cutting and marking. The leaders demonstrated darts, gathering, plain seams, pinking and zig-zagging and showed the girls how to make french seams, flat -felt seams and top -stitched seams. A few girls practiced with the machine before closing. Dashwood 4-H Club 1, The Braided Bunch, has now com- pleted five meetings for the project 'Clothes for Leisure". There are nine members and the leaders are Violet and Pat Bender. Each member will complete an article of loungewear or sleep- wear. The members are learning seams and facing finishes, bin- ding and how to apply trims such as braid, lace and eyelet. The president is Wendy Beaver, vice president, Heather Riddell and secretary, is Kim Gaiser. 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