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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-12-18, Page 6PAGE SIX ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1969 D.4SIIW000 esand DISTRICT NEWS 1 ZION LUTHERAN LADIES AID The Christmas and annual meeting of Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid was held Wednesday, Dec- ember 10 with group two and Mrs. Ernest Koehler, convenor, in charge of Christmas devotions and lunch. Mrs. Lorne Genttner, president, called for reports from all com- mittees, secretaries and treas- urers, showing a busy and profit- able year. Flowers are to be purchased for the altar for Christmas. A donation for Christmas is to be made to a patient at Parkwood hospital. A generous donation was made to the Lutheran Hour and Church Mission Fund. Shut- in boxes will be packed Sunday, December 21 with all members of the church bringing donations. The Altar Guild is Mrs. Hilda Haugh and Mrs. Laura Datars. I1irs. Marie Restemayer was in charge of the election of officers with the new treasurer Mrs. John Rader. Other officers are: president, Mrs. Lorne Genttner; vice- president, Mrs. James Hayter, secretary, Miss Helen Nadinger; card secretary, Mrs. Martha Miller; treat fund, Mrs. Albert Miller; librarians, Mrs. Hilda Haugh and Mrs. Reinhold Miller; auditors, Mrs. Milford Merner and Mrs. Irvin Rader; pianists, Miss Helen Nadiger and Mrs. Marie Restemayer. Each group contributed to the program; group one, Joanne Hayter, piano solo; Janice and Jayne Hayter, Carol singing; group three, accordis,n selections by Darlene and Carol Rader; Eroup four, readings by Mrs. arl Steinman; group two, carol singing. During the Christ- mas lunch Rev. and Mrs. Stein- man were presented a gift. CHRISTMAS SUPPER The annual Christmas supper for members of the UCW of Cal- vary United Church was held Tuesday, December 9 with Mrs. Stuart Wolfe's group in charge. Husband were special guests. A fellowship service was held with Mrs. Don Gaiser chairlady. Mrs. Harold Kellerman read the scripture and a trio, Mrs. Jack Gaiser, Mrs. Mervyn Tie - man, and Mrs. Ken McCrae, sang "Silent Night." A sing -song was held followed by bunco. Winners were: high Mrs. Pete Crocker and Lloyd Eagleson; low, Mrs. harry Hoffman and Eben Weigand. ATTENTION ALL CHILDREN OF DASNWOOD COMMUNITY! Santa has sent word that he will be unable to visit Dashwood Saturday, December 20, but he will be on hand Tuesday, December 23 about 2.00 p. m. with films and treats for all the children. G.N.O. Christmas party was held Thursday, December 11 at the home of Mrs. Milford Mer- ner. Prizes were awarded as follows: high, Mrs. Ross Guen- ther; second high, Mrs. Bob Hayter; booby, Mrs. Howard Klumpp. Mrs. Martha Miller is a patient in South Huron hospital, Exeter; Jack Riddell is a patient in St. Joseph's hospital, London. The S and C bridge club en- joyed a delicious Christmas dinner at the Dashwood hotel, Thursday, December 11 follow- ing which they gathered at the home of Mrs. Ken McCrae. There they were pleasantly sur- prised with a visit from Santa with gifts for all. To male their evening more enjoyable Mrs. McCrae had invited the ladies' husbands Hay Municipal Telephone System Christmas Special To All Our Customers in Dashwood, Grand Bend, Zurich Save Steps -- Install an Extension contempra telephone set Extension & Contempra Telephones Installed FREE of installation charges from December 15, 1969, to January 11, 1970 For Further Information Contact : BUSINESS OFFICE Hay Municipal Telephone System W. C. Horner, Secretary -Treasurer Phone 236-4333 Zurich, Ontario "SEE OUR DISPLAY AT THE BUSINESS OFFICE;" and the evening was spent play- ing progressive euchre. Winners were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kel- lerman; Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Devine; and Mrs. Vern Schatz. Wishing to share their Christ- mas with someone less fortunate the ladies decided to send $25. to the suffering people in Biafra. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schenk and Karen of Grand Bend were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schenk and girls. 0 FIRE IN A PAN Fire in a frying pan can be extinguished by sprinkling or- dinary baking soda or salt on it, However, if you do this, you may have to get something else to eat for supper. One added note of caution: Before you start cooking, check the nearby window curtains and banging towels to be sure they cannot blow over the burners. Trip to Florida Offered As Prize At Co -Op Showcase Planned for January A grand prize of a week's vac- ation in Florida for two will be drawn at 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, January 7, to climax two of the biggest days which were ever planned for co-operatives in Ontario. Up to 8, 000 people are expect- ed to attend the event, Co -Op Showcase "70, being held in London, January 6 and 7. Mast of them will be visiting Show- case, at London's Western Fair- ground, on Wednesday, January 7. Representatives from UCO, On- tario hydro, Dairy Foods Service Bureau, Canadian Pittsburgh Paints, the Daymond Company, the Ontario Water Resources Commission, and Co- operator's Insurance Association of Guelph, will be on hand that day con- ducting sessions for co-operative members and patrons. A magicians act performed by Ron Leonard, will also be feat- ured continuously. On display will be the full range of co-oper- ative products and services com- bined with more that 60 indiv- idual exhibits sponsored by UCO supplier companies. The previous day, some 500 co- operative voting delegates, will have participated in UCO's 22nd annual meeting at London's Centennial Hall. They will re- view UCO"s 1969 operations and elect four members to the 12 - man UCO board. The annual meeting winds up at the Western Fairgrounds for a banquet seating 1, 000. Guest speaker for the event is Dr. Grant Carman, who is director of the Information Division of the Canada Department of Agricul- ture. Entertainment, featuring Canadian singer Mary Lou Col- lins, o -lins, and a dance with the Sky - liners Orchestra and Penny Steph- ens, follows after the banquet. THE OLD MILL BLYTH, ONTARIO WILL HELP YOU PLAY SANTA .AND WIN THE DELIGHTED THANKS OF MOM AND THE WHOLE FAMILY. COME IN AND - MAKE YOUR SELECTION FACTORY OUTLET SALE IS CONTINUING TILL DEC. 31st YOU'LL BE PROUD OF YOUR GIFT IF YOU BOUGHT IT AT T!/E OLD MILL BLYTH, ONTARIO 524-4595 SPECIAL HOURS 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Daily Friday & Saturday Till 9:30 p.m.