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Zurich Citizens News, 1973-07-26, Page 6PAGE 6 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1973 DASHW000 and DISTRICT NEWS Correspondent: Mrs. Ervin Rader ZION CENTENNIAL This is the day the Lord hath made; He calls the hours His own; Let heav'n rejoice, let earth. be glad And praise surround the throne Yes, Zion Lutheran Church celebrated 100 years since its founding and the Lord truly blessed it with a beautiful day for old friends to journey to worship with the present cong- regation. The church was filled to overflowing and no one mind- ed because it was as nice out- side as in. The church was truly a thing of beauty because the centen- nial committee, Ron Merner, Pastor Morgret and their helpers had decorated it with red and white gladioli against an ever- green background. Rev. Frank Morgret was ass- isted in the liturgy by the Rev. Doctor Frank Malinsky, honor- ary president of the Ontario District, who preached his first sermon in Ontario in this church when he was a vicar. Rev. Ernst George Mueller took as his text for the sermon, "And God Created... You" How proud he must have felt as he recalled that his grandfather was one of the members of this church 100 years ago. Following the service, the Ladies Aid was in charge of a pot luck dinner and friends met and reminisced. Everyone was to register. Charles Eidt, 92, carne with his family from Ingersoll. He was born and raised in Dashwood. The Graup- ner sisters from Michigan lived Hodgert family conducts reunion The 48th annual Hodgert reunion was held at Queen's Park Stratford with 115 in attendance Winners of the sports were: boys 9 and under, Alan Hodgert, Michael Stewart; girls 9 and under, Faye Gaiser, Patricia Hodgert; boys 10 - 15, Kevin Hodgert, Bradley Cann; girls 10 - 15, Mary Hodgert, Ruth Bray; boys 16 and over, Larry Mayo, Scott Hodgert; girls 16 and over, Diane Hodgert, Laurel Hodgert. , Men kicking shoe in basket; Jack Hodgert, Paul Hodgert; ladies kicking shoe in basket; Kathleen Hodgert, Margaret Gilmour, missing shoes, Paul Gilmour, Faye Gaiser, Darcy Hodgert; missing shoes; Ruth Bray, Sandra Stewart, Larry Mayo. Men judging distance; Reg Hodgert; ladies judging distance, Agnes Bray; throwing balloons, Mac and Helen Hodgert; what's in the box, Diane Hodgert. Guessing candies in jar, Bernice Olson, Russell Hodgert; Guessing weight of sponge, Bernice Olson; youngest person, Christopher Hoff; oldest person, Edith Richards. Officers for 1974 - hon. president, Mrs. Whitney Coates; president, Alan Bray; secretary, Alma Richards; treasurer, Ross Hodgert. Table committee, • Mr. & Mrs. Don Geiser, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Clarke, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Cann. Sports committee, Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hodgert; Mr, & Mrs. Paul Hodgert. in the present parsonage when their late father was the pastor. Other places registered were: Elmira, Kitchener, Ohio, London, Exeter, Grand Bend, Woodham, Guelph, 'Waterloo, Centralia, Brantford, Zurich, Detroit, Ottawa, Mitchell, , Hyde Park, Stratford, Toronto, St. Thomas, Komoka, Forest, Hensall, Crediton, Preston, Windsor, Niagara Falls, Port Franks, Tillsonburg, Clinton, and Dashwood. A brief program was held outdoors when greetings were read from several who were unable to attend. Other speak- ers were the president of the congregation, Harry Hayter, Rev. Malinsky, Bruce Bjorkquist, and Pastor Morgret. Rev. Morgret conducted an evening service. Old friends said good-bye and Zion church proudly entered her second century of service --no, the 0 During the last 40 years -- about half the time it takes to grow a mature spruce tree -- about 10 million acres of Ontario foresthave been destroyed by fires, most of them caused,by human carelessness. church is not dead. Rev. and Mrs. Ernst George Mueller, Cleveland, have been vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Miller and other rel- atives. Mrs. Nora Koessel, Detroit, and Mrs. Frieda Bruer, Ottawa, are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller. Dwayne Smith, Wyoming, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Boyle and boys. Faye Gaiser was a camper at camp Bimini recently; Kim Gaiser and Louise white also spent a few days there. Paul Gaiser and Fraser Boyle spent last week at Camp Menestung near Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wolfe attended the Wolfe -Longo wed- ding in London, on Saturday. The groom was their son, Tom. Others who attended were Mrs. Henry Eagleson and Mrs. Jean Walper. Huron County picnic The annual Huron County Council Picnic was held on Wednesday, July 18, at the Lions Park, Seaforth. Following is the list of win- ners of various races and draws; Boys 5 and under, Michael Pull- en, Jan Davidson; girls 5 and under, Susan Elston, Karen Schade; Boys 7 and under, Mark Moring, Ian MacKinnon; girls 7 and under, Carla Thomp- son, Nancy Mulvey and Deborah Profit; Boys 9 and under, Gord- on Nevery; Scott Profit; girls 9 and under, Leanne Moran, 3111 McCutcheon; boys 11 and under, Bill Shewfelt; Brian Shewfelt; girls 11 and under, Shelley McLeod, Joan Sills; Boys 13 and under, Brian Shew felt, Kim Thompson; girls 13 and under, Shelley McLeod, Jill McCutcheon. County councillors' timed walking race, Wilmer J. 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