Zurich Citizens News, 1976-11-24, Page 15Packwood
By MRS. I. RADER
Weekend visitors with Mr, &
Mrs. Irvin Rader were Mr, &
Mrs. Paul Rader, Sharon Rader
and Bill Bennett all of London.
Robert Whittier, Oakville,
spent the weekend with his
grandmother, Mrs, Hilda
Wein.
Mr, & Mrs. Elgin Rader and
Brian and Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth
Rader and Michael attended the
installation of their son and
brother, Rev: Arthur Rader at
Redeemer Lutheran church,
Bramalea, Sunday, November
21.
Former Dashwood ministers,
Rev. Kenneth Zorn, Kitchener,
and Rev. Wm. Gatz,
Mississauga, took part in the
service. Mr. & Mrs, Earl Keller
were also present, Two former
members of Zion Lutheran
church also took part. Mrs. Mary
Anne Desjardine was soloist
accompanied by Mrs. Linda
Coates.
Mrs. Jean Walper spent last
week in London with Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Slezah and family.
Mrs. Louella Tieman spent a
few days at Clinton with Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott Bartliff last
week.
A number of members from
Zion Lutheran Church attended
the installation of Rev. Obeda
as pastor of Peace Luthean'
Church, London, at Mount
Olive Church. The junior choir
of Dashwood sang two num-
bers. Rev. M. Meliecke also
took part in the service.
Seven ladies from Dashwood
Women's Institute motored to
Hensall Wednesday, November
17, where they spent a very en-
joyable evening as guests of
Kippen East W.I. Those in atten-
dance were Mrs. Ray Rader,
Mrs. Hilda Rader, Mrs. Stuart
Wolfe, Mrs. Gordon Bender,
Mrs. Otto Willert, Mrs. Eben
Weigand and Mrs. Emil Becker.
Final meeting
of 4-H club
The final meeting of Dashwood
club 2 was held at the home of
Susan Fischer, November 15.
"The label of a cereal product
and two points of information
that it gives you" was answered
by 16 girls. Record books are to
be handed to the leaders January
9.
The main topic for discussion
was "Meal Management",
Members were asked to judge
four different meal menus,
giving reasons. Mexican Chile
Rolls were made which the girls
found very tasty.
Citizens News, November 24, 1976 -Page 15
Ladies attend workshop
Five ladies from the Lutheran
Missionary League of Zion
Lutheran church attended a
Workshop at Mitchell, Monday,
November 15. Attending were
Mrs. Hilda Wein; Mrs. Frieda
Keller, Miss Helen Nadiger,
Mrs. Charles Martene and Mrs.
Mayo Meliecke.
Flowers in Zion Lutheran
church were from the Schilbe-
Baker wedding and by the family
of Louis Restemayer who was 90..
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CELEBRATES — Mrs.. Susan
Snider formerly of Dashwood
observed her 90th birthday on
November 11 at the Blue Water
Rest Home, Zurich.
®I UNDERSTAND YOU
TAKE OLD DOGS FOR
NEW CATS.
COME ON OUT
AND TAKE A
LOOK.
BY MY
WIFE BIVENlLY HAPPENS
TO BE AN OLD MAID
SCHOOL TEACHER.
J.A. SURERUS
John Alvin Surerus, B.A. D.
Litt., Professor Emeritus of
Victoria College University of
Toronto, died Friday, Novem-
ber 12, in Scarborough Centen-
ary Hospital. He was 82. He
served as head of the German
Department, Victoria College
for 30 years and after his
retirement in 1962 was visiting
Professor of German at Sir
Wilfrid Laurier University until
1968. He was a prime mover
in the establishment of the
Canadian Association of Univer-
sity Teachers in German, as
part of the Learned Societies of
Canada. He was twice Presid-
ent of that Association. He was
a life member of the Modern
Language Association of Amer-
ica, and the Oakville Lodge 400
of A.F. and A.M. He served in
both world wars, in the Royal
Canadian Corps of Signals in
World War 1, and in 1939 as
Commanding Officer of Canadi-
an War Intelligence, German
refresher wing at the Royal
Military College, Kingston.
He leaves his wife Alys, daugh-
ter Margaret (Mrs. K.A. Mil-
ler), two grandchildren, Ken-
neth and Susan, and two
sisters, Flossie (Mrs. Otto
Willert) Dashwood, and Meda
(Mrs. LeRoy O'Brien) Zurich,
Ontario. Burial was in Emman-
uel United Church Cemetery,
Zurich, Ontario, on November
15. '
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better. And you'll never find a
better sled than this
year's Cat. So let's get together.
Aren't you ready to have a
mighty good year for a
change?
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