Zurich Citizens News, 1959-04-08, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
ZURICH Citizens NEWS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1959] •
NEWS OF.. DASHWOOD
(MRS. E. H.
RAPER, Correspondent)
Miss Connie Spellman, Kitchen-
er, spent her Easter vacation with
Mary Jane Hoffman. ,
Infant Baptized
Wendy Eleanor, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Webb, Jr.,
was baptized on Sunday, April 5,
in Zion Lutheran Church, by Rev.
K. L. Zorn, Mr. and Mrs. coward
Deters were sponsors.
Hospitalized
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fassold,
were hospitalized on Saturday.
The former at South Huron, the
latter at St. Joseph's, London, due
to sickness.
Robert Wein, Sudbury, is spen-
ding a few days with his mother,
Mrs. Herb Wein.
Ladies Aid Entertains
The Ladies' Aid of Zion Luther-
an Church entertained the Sun-
day School children at an Easter
party on Wednesday, April I.
Group 4, with Mrs. Leonard Sch-
enk as convener, was in charge
Gaines and contests were enjoyed
and the children were treated to
supper.
Walther League Rally
The Blue Water Zone Spring
Rally of the Walther League, was
held at St. Peter's Lutheran ch-
urch, Stratford, with members
from Zion Lutheran Walther
League attending. The purpose of
the rally was to interest the youth
of the church in full time service
as pastors, christen day school
teachers, deaconesses, and parish
workers.
Entertain Newly Confirmed
The Walther League of Zion
Lutheran Church entertained their
parents and the newly confirmed
on Tuesday, March 31. The pres-
ident, Ronald Merner welcomed
them and in the absence of Pastor
Zorn ,who was ill, showed a film
on the Walther Leaguer. Brenda
Becker explained the five point,
system of the League, namely:
worship, education, fellowship,
service and recreation.
Crokinole was. played, Mrs. Ad-
olph Keller and Herbert Miller
were winners, with Anne Marie
Kraft and James Gulens consola-
tion winners.
Ronald Merner, Brenda Becker,
Carol Becker, Diane Kraft and
Anne Koehler conducted closing
devotions in the church auditor-
ium, centred around the hymn,
"Take My Life and Let it Be."
District Christian Education Rally
A district Christian Education
Rally was held at the EUB church
on Saturday, April 4. Sunday
school workers and youth workers
from the EUB churches of the
Stratford District, including Strat-
ford, Milverton, Tavistock, Seb-
ringville, South Easthope, Zurich,
Crediton, Rodney and Dashwood
met in the afternoon and evening.
The guest speaker for the occas-
ion was Rev. Stanley Forkner,
Lansing, Michigan. Other featur-
es of the program were discussion
periods on "Sunday School Teach-
ers, Youth Leaders, administration
and Missionary Education." Mus-
ical selections were given by the
Rodney and Crediton groups in
the afternoon and by the Dash-
woodgroup in the evening.
Officers of the rally are: Wes.
Noack, Tavistock, president; San-
dra Finkbeiner, Crediton, secre-
tary; and Earl Eggert, Rostock,
treasurer. The Dashwood ladies
served lunch. Games were en-
gaged in on the church lawn and
side street before supper.
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The births of more than 3,000
young Canadians are attended
every year by Red Cross nurses
at Outpost Hospitals and Nursing
Stations in remote areas of the
nation.
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Stanley Township Council Drafts
By -Law To Licence Trailer Parks
At their regular monthly meet-
ing in the Township Hall, Varna,
on Monday afternoon,.. Stanley
Township council decided to draft
a by-law to licence trailers and
trailer camps in the township.
The move was prompted by a
request from the trustee board
Conservation Club
Plans To Puchase
Land for Pheasants
At the annual meeting of the
Bluewater•'Conservation Club, held
in the Town Hall, last Friday
night, a five -man committee, made
up of Neil Walker, Rollie Grenier,
Albert , I3ess, Milton Deitz and
Ferd 'Haberer, was appointed to
investigate the possibility of pur-,
chasing an acre or two of land so
pheasants could be raised and
locked up until the open season.
It •was the feeling of the club
that too many pheasants are being
lost before the season opens.
Conservation Officer Roy Bell-
inger, Clinton, was present at the
meeting, and suggested that the
proposal was a good idea. He
said the same plan had been ad-
opted in other centres.
Ferd Haberer was elected as
president of the club for another
year, while Len Sararas is secre-
tary and Albert Hess the treasurer.
,Films were shown of hunting
and fishing, and a lucky draw
which was held produced the fol-
lowing winners: Willard Buchan-
an, Hensall, a Johnson Century
spin casting reel; Ron Merner,
Dashwood, a tackle box; and Ferd
Haberer, Zurich, a hunter's lan-
tern. About 40 attended the meet-
ing.
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Almost 900 housewives and bus-
iness women are volunteer memb-
ers of the Canadian Red Cross
Corps.
of Bayfield Village. Reeve Harvey
Coleman arm township clerk Fred
Watson and Ernest Featherstone,
chairman of the Bayfield board,
were named to consult with town-
ship solicitors on wording of the
legislation.
Mr, Watson pointed out after
the meeting that the village has
yet to collect any form of pay-
ment for children of trailer fam-
ilies attending school in Bayfield.
On request of the Stanley Town-
ship unit of the Ontario Farmers'
Union, council passed a motion
authorizing collection of union fees
through township taxation, provi-
ded the clerk is furnished with a
list of members of the organiza-
tion. The annual fee is $6.
Councilors awarded to Levis,
Contracting Co„ Clinton, the con-
tract for crushing and hauling
6,000 yards of gravel this year.
The firm had tendered 75 cents
per yard for the job.
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