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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-05-18, Page 12Page 12 Citizens News, May 18, 1977 Dashwood by Mrs Irvin Rader Mrs. William Ford and son William Kenneth spent several days with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ken McCrae. Mr. & Mrs. Joe VandeBerg, Brusum Zuidlimburg, Holland, are spending a month with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Struyke and family. Mrs. Jean Storry and sore, Jayson,Hornepayne, are spending some time with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Struyke, while she recuperates from an operation. Mrs. Hilda Rader, Mrs. Ross Love, Mrs. Florence Keller, Mrs. Helen Grieves, Mrs. Beulah Desjardine and Mrs. Letta Taylor were on a Senior Citizens bus tour to Frankenmuth, Michigan last week. Holland Village and Windmill Island were among the many lovely things they saw. Mr. & Mrs. Art Haugh, London, vacationed with Miss Pearl Kraft and Mrs. Cora Gaiser. A basket of flowers was placed in Calvary United Church Sunday in loving memory of Mrs. Dan Weber who passed ,71way ten years ago. Mrs. Frieda Keller has returned home from South Huron Hospital, Exeter; Adolph Keller is a patient in Victoria hospital, London. Several members of Zion Lutheran church attended the farewell for Rev. Frank Morgret, Delhi, Sunday. He has resigned to further his studies. Rev. & Mrs. Mayo Mellecke and family at- tended the corner stone Iaying at Goderich Lutheran Church, Sunday. Zone Rally The Mitchell Zone Lutheran Women's Missionary League Spring Rally was held at Zion Lutheran Church,. Dashwood, Monday, May 9. Ten societies met to review the past year's activities and prayerfully prepare for the next year's projects. The theme was "Saints Arise - Redeemed, Committed." Pastoral counselor, Rev. Daird Beutel, addressed the Rally concerning prayer and meditation and how these means of worship can most profitably be used to enrich our spiritual lives. During the business, it was announced that $1.80 a pound is being paid for used postage stamps. Dominion Store sales slips are gratefully received by the zone. The proceeds from these are used by Ritz Villa, Mitchell, to provide televisions, chairs, tables, etc. Officers were elected and in- stalled with Mrs. Gordon Rose serving as president for another term. Fastor Mellecke led the closing devotions after which Dashwood Society hosted a very enjoyable hour of fellowship. U.C.W. meeting Calvary United Church Women held their May meeting Tuesday, May 10 with the Church and Society committee in charge and Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan, chairlady. She opened with a theme for mother. Beatitudes for Women was read followed by a meditation by Mrs. Gerald Mason. Judy Mason and Mary Lou Grigg sang a duet "0 Mother Mine". Mrs. Sid Baker gave a reading, "Ways to Honor Mother. Stanley Haist and Jack Gaiser sang "My Mother's Prayer." Mrs. Hugh Boyle, president, conducted the business. Twenty- one members answered the roll call. Mrs. Syd Neeb and Mrs. Jessie Rader each received a lovely gift. The visiting com- mittee is Mrs. Sid Baker and Mrs. Stuart Wolfe. Mother a nd Daughter supper Twenty-four members, Pastor Mellecke and thirty-one visitors sat down to a mother and daughter pot luck supper at the May meeting of Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid. Group 2 with co - conveners Mrs. Charles Martene and Mrs. Ray Rader was in charge. Pastor Mellecke said Grace followed by a toast by the president, Mrs. Lorne Genttner, to the honorary members who had each received a corsage. Mrs. Irvin Rader proposed a toast to the daughters replied to Only two weeks left to enter home competition The Huron County Homestead and Farm Improvement Com- petition is entering its final two weeks before your entries should be in so let us remind everyone again of the classes open for competition as of June 1: Class 1 - Most improved farm- stead and entrance. Class 2 - Most improved rural dwelling and grounds. Class 3 - Most improved urban dwelling and grounds. Worthy entries will share in the prize money that is now being ob- tained through grants from each local municipality. There will be a County Champion in each class plus winners prizes in each Township. A prize list will be sent to all who enter as soon as avail- able prize money and prizes is known. - Participants in the past have been well rewarded for their en- deavors and the pride and amount of achievement you ac- complish will be shared by your neighbors and appreciated by all visitors to the county. With the help of all the resi- dents of Huron County 1978's Farmstead and Home Improve- ment Committee know their competition will be bigger and better than ever. An entry form for this competi- tion appears on the same page as this article so FILL ONE OUT NOW AND BECOME A WIN- NER. INDIVIDUAL WINNERS — Individual winners in the Zurich Men's Bowling League received their trophies at the league's banquet in Dashwood. Left to right, Kirk Smith took the High Triple with 842, Ken Clarke won the High Single with 343 and Jack Hamilton won the High Average with 201. Photo by McKinley by Barbara Rader with a toast to the mothers. Following supper a number of special prizes were awarded, youngest daughter, Shelley Rader; youngest mother, Nancy Rader; oldest mother, Mrs. Maggie Nadiger; • lucky chair, Pastor Mellecke. Pastor Mellecke led in a sing song. Elizabeth Datars played a piano solo and Barbara and Carol Rader piano duets; Judith and Rachel Mellecke sang a duet accompanied by their mother at the piano. Mrs. Genttner conducted - a brief business meeting. The Altar Guild reported 23 visits, two phone calls and one plant sent out. The new Guild is Mrs. Harry Hayter and Miss Helen Nadiger. The June meeting will be held at the Bluewater Rest Horne, June 8. A donation was made to the L.L.L. and one will be made later to the new Goderich church. Mrs. Mellecke is to buy a new can opener for the kitchen. Mrs. . Lloyd Rader was in charge of crokinole with winners, mother, high, Mrs. Albert Miller; low, Mrs. Irvin Rader; daughter, high, Brenda Rader; low, Susan VanDorsselaer. James Sunday A former minister, Rev. Merrill James of Windsor, his wife, Helen, and son Paul, Windsor; Mr. & Mrs. John James Kingston, were at Calvary United Church, Sunday, as arranged by the elders. Merrill and Helen both spoke, reminiscing on the days they were in Dashwood and what has happened since leaving. John will be ordained Thursday at Sarnia. Their son Orville who will be ordained next year, and his wife Nancy, are on a summer Mission Field at King's County, New Brunswick. Paul will enter college this fall. John spoke to the Sunday school telling stories and some of his experiences as a chaplain at Kingston penitentiary last summer. He also spoke in the evening. RENOVATE AND WIN ! Huron County Farmstead and Home Improvement Competition. Class•s••••••o•ewm•e•• ae e.• eeee•.••...•oe.•.e.••••.Entry Fee $5.00 Namie• • • . e e m e • • o e e • m e • e e • 00 e • • • ••"• • `address • • • • . • . . . • • e • e e e e • e Lot• e o • • • e • • Phone Date.,. Rules of the competition may be obtained at your municipal office. • o . • • • • • e • • Municipality • . • . . e e • • • • • Signature ... .. • • •••ee• • p Send to Jim Morlock Route 2, Crediton NOM IMO DEADLINE: JUNE 1 VILLAGE OF ZURICH Ontario Home Renewal Program Th The Ontario Mihistry of Housing and the Village of Zurich are pleased to provide this assistance to you so that you will be able to carry out improvements to your home and thus help preserve Ontario's valuable supply of older housing. For further information and application contact Mrs. Betty Oke, Village Clerk at 236-4974. . Betty Oke, Clerk -Treasurer EXETER TRAVEL CENTRE presents Serenity Season .. . EUROPEANTOUR, OCT. 2, 1977 Holland, Germany, Austria, Italy, and much more .. . 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