Zurich Citizens News, 1958-12-23, Page 10PAGE TEN
Z JRICH Citizens NEWS
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It's such a pleasure to say
thank you to our many friends
and customers at Christmas. May.
this Yule be filled with wonder
and happiness for everyone... .
V. L. BECKER and SONS
"INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER"
Phone 60W — Dashwood
WE PAUSE AT THIS HOLY SEASON
TO GIVE THANKS FOR OUR BLESSINGS
- - - and among our many blessings we
count your friendship and loyalty.
Thank you, and a very Happy Holiday!
LORNE and LEONA RADER
AND STAFF
PHONE 63 — ZURICH
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NEWS OF DASHWOOD
(MRS. E. H.
Dear headers
At this time of year 1 wish to
take the opportunity of wishing
one and all a very Merry Christ-
mas.—Mrs. E. H. Rader.
RADER, Correspondent)
mas offering of $47 will be given
to missions.
President elected is Mrs, Milfred
Merner; vice-president, Mrs. Ervin
Rader; secretary, Mrs. Ernest
Koehler; treasurer, Mrs. Effie
Kleinstiver; flower 'tend treat funds
secretary, Mrs. Albert Miller;
card secretary, Mrs. Herb Wein;
pianist, Mrs. Edgar Restemayer;
synodical affairs chairman, Mrs.
Leonard Schenk; librarians, Mrs.
Lorne Becker and Mrs. Rudolph
Miller; auditors, Mrs. Kenneth
Keller and Mrs. Edgar Restemay-
er.
A short program followed.
Group 3 put on a skit, "The Ch-
ristmas Tarantula." Mrs. Kenneth
Keller gave a reading about the
Christmas angels. Closing devot-
ions consisted of the Christmas
story and carol singing.
Group 1, with Mrs. Ervin Dev-
ine convener, assisted with the el-
ection and served Iunch. Pastor
and Mrs, Zorn were presented with
a gift from the aid.
Dashwood Merry Maids
The sixth meeting of the Dash-
wood 4-H Merry Maids was held
at the home of Helen Rader, with
Walther League
The Walther League of Zion
Lutheran Church held their meet-
ing on Tuesday, December 16.
The toic, "The United Word"
was taken by Brenda Becker, Ron-
ald Merner, Ruth Restemayer,
Ross Miller and Ruthanne Rader,
assisted by the pastor.
The leaguers have been busy
making new articles and painting
them to add to their Christmas
scene erected on the Church lawn.
Their Christmas party will be held
on Monday evening.
Rabies Clinic
The clinic held in the Firehall
on Wednesday morning was well
attended. 106 dogs and 20 cats
were treated. One thing noticed
was that the big dogs made more
fuss that the little ones.
Blackbush school, with teacher
Stanley Haist, held their Christ-
mas program last Tuesday even-
ing.
LADIES AID ANNUAL
(intended for last week)
The Ladies Aid of Zion Luth-
eran Church held their combined
annual and Christmas meting last
Wednesday with 41 present.
The card secretary reported 43
cards sent during the year. The
treasurer reported total receipts
of $1,707.81, with a balance of
$120.97.
For a mission project, the Lad-
ies' Aid will make breech cloths
for New Guinea, and also send
a quilt. Everyone is to save used
stamps for mission work. A new
Lutheran hymn book is to be pres-
ented to the county home at Clin-
ton. A Christmas gift of $5 each
is to be given the two students
from this church at Concordia
College, Edmonton. Christmas box-
es
oxes will be packed for the shut-ins
Sunday, December 21. The Christ -
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1955;
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nine girls, Mrs. Sid Baker, and.
Mrs. Arnold Kuntz, the leaders,.
and Mrs, Shirley McAllister, Hur-
on County home economist, as
guest.
Following the 4-H pledge, the
girls divided into groups and trade
corn bread, ginger bread and rais-
in bread, also ice -box ginger
snaps.
Mrs. Kuntz discussed essential
and additional ingredients of flour
mixtures as well as classes of
flour. The girls divided into groups.
and planned menus.
Mrs. McAllister discussed the-
achievement day, and looked at
the record books.
Home assignment was to try
two recipes in members' pamph-
let; complete record book and
write club story. Roll call will be
to hand in record book. The next
meeting will be held at Lynda Tie -
man's some time after the new
year. The hostess served beverage.
and the dishes made.
PIANO -TUNING
and
REPAIRING
All. Denomme
R.R. 2, Zurich, ph. 9502
—NOTICE—
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
In accordance with a resolution passed by the,
Municipal Council of the Township of Hay:
Et is hereby requested that in view of the
present rabies situation, no dog shall be allow-
ed to run at large in the Township of Hay until
further notice from this date.
December 9, 1958.
V. L. Becker. Reeve,
Township of Hay
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This olden greeting, we send to you,
For ifs meaning to all rings ever -true ..
and so sincerely we mean what we say,
We will repeat — have a Happy Holiday!
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