HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-06-09, Page 9Dashwood
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stumpf,
Kitchener spent the weekendd.
with Mr, and Mrs. Herbert
Miller and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Baker,
London, spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Adolph Keller.
The 26th Becker reunion was
held June 6 at Dashwood Com-
munity Centre with John Becker
presiding, Seventy-one descend-
ants of the late John and Mar-
garet Becker attended. The 24
families represented came from
London, Kitchener, Egmondville,
Grand Bend, Zurich, Seaforth and
Dashwood. Teel Webb Kitchener
is the president tor ttie 19/ /
reunion,
Laura Sullivan, Birmingham
Michigan spent last week with
Della Tomlinson and Mr. and
Mrs. Larry 'Wein and Jason.
Exeter,
4-H girds guests
at Institute meet
The June meeting of Dashwood
Wi was held Tuesday June 1 with
the Family and. Consumer affairs
group in charge and Mrs. Gordon
Bender convener. The 4-H girls
and mothers were guests and had
on display their books and work
done for their club on "stitchery.
Club 1 presented a skit The
Little House on the Prairies."
Club 2 and 3 had a display
"International Flavour in
Jmbroioery min commentators.
The Institute presented gifts
to Cindy Beaver, Elaine Hen-
drick, Caroline Rasenberg and
Sandra Kraft for getting County
Honors and to Wendy Beaver
for Provincial Honors. The
leaders also received token gifts.
There were 22 girls present
and 13 Institute members. Roll
call do you wear seat belts?
was answered in the affirmative.
Mrs. Irvin Rader discussed
the motto, "The 3 is in home
training, respect, revcrancc,
responsibility." Mrs. Syd Baker
followed with a prayer for parents
and children. Pat Bender played
several selections on the aco-
cordion accompanied by Kim
Gaiscr on the piano.
Mrs. Ray Rader dealt with the
business. Mrs. Valentine Becker
gave an excellent report on the
Conference held in May at
Waterloo university. Mrs. Gordon
Bender gave a report of the
District Annual held at Crediton.
The Fair articles were dis-
cussed.
Bridal
showers
Miss Debbie Riddell, bride -
elect of June has been honored
at several showers. The staff of
the Bank of Nova Scotia held a
surprise shower with Camilla
Robichaud, Huron Park, hostess.
Mrs. Lois Ford, aunt of Debbie's
held a shower at her London
home for relatives on her mo-
ther's side (Bryan). Mrs. Betty
Riddell held a shower at her home
for members of the Riddell family
and her neighbors.
Judy Miller was hostess for
a surprise shower at Dashwood
community centre for members
of the groom' family, the Mil-
lers.
Susan Rader, London, was
hostess for a surprise shower
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Tony VanWyck, Exeter for
friends of the bride and groom.
Willie Visscher, neighbor of the
Jack Riddell family held a shower
at her hone for friends and rcin-
tl\ es.
Debbie was recipient of many
lovely gifts for \\•hick she thanked
everyone and invited them to
attend her trousseau tea Satur-
day. June 12 and the wedding
reception June 19 at the Pine -
ridge Chalet Hensall.
Local delegate
to attend convention
Two members of the Lutheran
Church Missouri Synod board of
directors, ,Synod's administrative
officer, the president of the
South Wisconsin District and the
president of C.\ncordia Seminary,
Springfield 111., will attend the
1976 convention of the Ontario
District to be held at Wilfred
Laurier University, \Waterloo,
June 10-13, Rev. Allis Stanfel,
president reports.
Dr. Walter A. Maier, a vicc-
president of Synod will be the
synodical representative.
Dr. Karl Barth, president of
the South Wisconsin District,•
will be the convention essayist..
Dr. Barth is chairman of the
CTCR (Commission on Thcolouy
at.)M Dciy
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Say "thanks, Dad" with the things that he likes best.
He really goes in for leisure — so give him easy going
looks to suit a casual lifestyle. Choose easy suits —
sportswear in the latest styles — accessories.
anti Church Relations. He also
represents Dr. ,I .A.0. Prcus,
L(' -MS president on LC'USA
(Lutheran Council in the United
States of America.)
1)r. Robert Preps, president of
Springfield Seminary will discuss
the proposed Ontario seminar\
10 he established nest !'all. The
Ontario seminary \\ ill he a branch
of Springfield seminary. The
'-convention \will dee ide where
the seminary is to be located.
Edward Scott. a member of
LC ---MS board of directors and
John Schuclkc, adnrinist•ati\e
officer will attend as observers
to obtain first hand information
concerning the district for the
purpose of est ah1ishng a closer
liaison between Synod and the
various Districts.
Mr. Scott and his \vire. Denver
Colorado, radio station (KiAK)
owners. recently gave atwo- thirds
or their ownership in the radio
station to the Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod. The stock is
valued at about $1.3 million.
It is the largest personal gift
ever made to Synod through the
LC—MS Foundation.
Ron Merisel- is the delegate
attending from Zion Lutheran
Church, Dashwood.
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