Times-Advocate, 1979-05-24, Page 9Reaches 90 years
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
Mr & Mrs. Dick Zielman,
celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary,
Friday night, at Dashwood
community centre, with
a dinner and dance' for
about 100 guests including
relatives, friends and neigh
bours. Dick and Annie
emigrated to Canada in 1948.
They have five children,
Gerald, Debbie and Angie at
home, Ruth of Windsor,
Susie of Leamington.
Guests were present from
Winnipeg, St. Catharines,
Ki tchener, Essex,
Kingsville, Leamington,
Dorchester, London, Nor
wich Dashwood, Rensall
and Zurich.
The dancing music was
supplied by a London disc
jockey,
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
Congratulations to Miss
Pearl Kraft a resident of the
Blue Water Rest Home, who
was guest of honour at her
home in Dashwood Sunday,
May 20, at an “Open House”
on the occasion of her 90th
birthday.
Relatives and friends
called to chat and wish her
happy birthday. Greetings
were received from Governor
General, Ed Schreyer;
Prime Minister, Trudeau;
Premier of Ontario, Wm.
Davis; M.P. McKinley and
M.P.P. Riddell. Members of
her family presented her
with useful gifts.
Attend Lutheran rally
Mrs. Esther Salmon, Mrs.
Maggie Nadiger, Helen
Nadiger, Mrs. Louella
Tieman, Mrs. Charles
Martene, Mrs. Mayo
Mellecke, Mrs. Reinhold
Miller, Mrs. Florence Keller,
Mrs. Vera Hohner and Mrs.
Bill Becker from Zion
Lutheran church Women’s
Missionary League attended
the Spring Rally at Faith
Lutheran Church, Logan.
The theme was “That We
May Grow.” Mrs. Marvin
Barz, Goderich guest
speaker, gave a presentation
on Home Bible Study.
District president, Mrs.
Irene Pakrui, gave a reading
“God Why Me?” During the
business, Mrs. Barz was
elected president of the
Mitchell Zone.
Dashwood Senior Citizens
will meet Monday, May 28.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader
visited with Mrs. Marjorie
Knight in St. Joseph’s
hospital Monday, May 14
where she was making a
good recovery following
surgery. Miss. Mae Pat
terson, Newmarket, was also
a visitor. They were supper
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Paul
Rader and Ben.
Mrs. Irvin Eckstein of
. Maplewoods Apartments,
Zurich, and former resident
of Dashwood is a patient in
Circus is coming!
The unique sounds, sights
and smells of a real, old
fashioned tent circus will
sweep into the area this week
as the 1979 edition of the
Martin and Downs Circus
hits Grand Bend and Exeter.
The circus opens in Grand
Bend on Sunday at 2:00 p.m.
in the public school grounds.
The event is being sponsored
by the Grand Bend Lions.
The troupe then moves to
Exeter for two performances
on Monday at the community
park. Sponsored by the
Exeter Agricultural Society,
the shows will be held at 6:00
and 8:00 p.m.
Designed strictly for
family audiences and billed
as an old time tent circus,
the Martin and Downs affair
will present 15 trained
animal and variety acts to
please young and old alike.
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Victoria hospital, London,
where she will undergo eye
surgery.
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Jennison,
Farmington Hills, Michigan
who are holidaying at
Benmiller Inn, accompanied
by Wilmer Harrison of
Goderich were Friday guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love.
Mr. & Mrs. Doug' Gill,
Crediton, were also guests.
Private Scott Boyle,
Ottawa, was a holiday guest
with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Boyle
and his brothers.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Vandhal,
Montreal, were Saturday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Harry Hayter and family.
Mr. & Mrs, Jim Poland,
Campbellford,wereweek end
visitors with Mrs. Cora
Gaiser and other relatives.
Flowers in the church
Sunday were from the
Baker-Keller wedding.
Deanne arid Robbie
McKnight, Exeter, spent the
week end with their grand
parentsMr. and Mrs. Charles
Martene.
Rick Hayter, Toronto,
spent the week end with Mr.
& Mrs. Bob Hayter and
David.
Mrs. Fred Cords, St.
Catharines;, Mrs. Clayton
Ankenman, Waterloo; Mtb.
Lloyd Edighoffer, Mitchell,
were recent visitors with Mr.
& Mrs. Earl Guenther.
Sunday visitors were Mr. &
Mrs. Greg Mogenson,
London.
Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mrs.’
Syd Baker, Mrs. Gordon
Bender, Mrs. Hilda Rader
and Mrs. Earl Keller at
tended the District Annual at
Thames Road United church
May 17.
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Wolfe
and Carolyn, Oakville, spent
the week end with Mr. &
Mrs. Stuart Wolfe.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken McCrae
and Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm
Doherty, Clinton, attended
the McCrea-Walker wedding
at Norwood, Saturday, and
visited Sproule Currie who is
very seriously ill in Kingston
General hospital.
Patrons will enjoy such
favorites as esteemed equine
exhibitions of liberty horses,
the antics of clever canines,
trained llama and per
forming mule, aerial artistry
on the trapeze and Spanish
web, juggling and balancing
stars, the rib tickiing'antics
of the clowns, and of course,
the circus elephant.
Available on the grounds
at a separate charge will be
the circus animal and
children’s petting zoo, the
giant killer python snake
exhibit and pony rides.
The two sponsoring groups
receive a share of the ad
vance sale tickets, so area
residents are encouraged to
get their tickets early from
various local stores and
members of the two
organizations.
A
ARMSTRONG'S
DREAMSPUN
CARPET OF THE MONTH:
heavy weight plus saxony in chocolate brown.
Arm strong
Carpet rwi
studio
family, in the death,
Thursday of his mother,
Mrs, Gordon Durie, of
Toronto, aged 84 years.
Funeral service was ppn
ducted last Saturday.
Mr ,&Mrs. FermanSnyder
have moved and settled in
their new home which they
built in this area.
Japquie and Jennie
Russell visted last Monday
afternoon with Annie
Morenz.
Tom Lamport, former
resident of this area, lately
of Florida, visited friends in
this area last week.
Morenz relatives in this
area were notified, Friday of
the death of their uncle,
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Brenda Dinney displays an Armstrong 4x8 Carpet
of the month with winner Mrs. Jean Simpson of Exeter.
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on DREAMSPUN - camel shade saxony
on DREAMSPUN - pale blue saxony
on NORDIC SHADOWS ■ rust saxony
on BASIN STREET - multi-coloured cut n’ loop shag
on RUSTIC CLASS - lopped Acrilan Berber - 2 colours
on HABITAT - acrilan indoor/outdoor - putty heather
on WHISPER SHADOWS - subtle blue cut n' loop
on SAVANTE - sculptured saxony - 4 colours in earthtones
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on HOMESPUM - level loop print - 3 colours
on HASTINGS - multi-level loop print
on FINESSE - subtle beige and rust cut n' loop
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Frank Morenz, in his 85th
year, of Detroit Michigan on
May 18, 1979. Predeceased
by his wife Olive in 1970.
Survived by three daughters
Lor eta, Alice and Grace, and
eleven grandchildren, all in
Detroit area.
Mr. Morenz was a son of
the late Mr. & Mrs. Adolph
Morenz, of Dashwood, and
was born and raised in this
area.
He was the last
remaining member of the
family arid Adolph Morenz.
Predeceased by brothers
Louis, William, Edward, and
Albert, and sisters Edith,
Anna and Catherine.
Funeral service was at 10
a.m. Monday May 21st.
Many older folks would
remember the lovely flower
garden that Alolph
Morenz had at his home in
Dashwood.
JUG TIME BAND IS READY — The local jug-time band drew plenty of applause at a dance for visiting campers Friday night.
The same group will be supplying the music for the Lions club Peanut Stomp June 16 at the South Huron Rec Centre. From the
left are Rick Graham, Ed Mittelholtz, Dwayne Tinney, Bob Russell, Woody Davjdson.Bob Fletcher, George Godbolt and Rich
Fletcher. T-A photo