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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1970
LADIES NIGH T
The Men's Club had their
wives as guests at the supper
meeting Friday, April 17, cat-
ered to -by the W.I. The ladies
all received corsages and danc-
ing to music by the Bluewater
Playboys rounded out the even-
ing,
U.C.W. MEETING
The United Church Women
of Calvary United Church met
Tuesday April 14, with Mrs.
Harold Kellerman chairlady
welcorhing all guests from
Zion United Church, Crediton,
and Zurich United Church. She
also gave a short devotional
reading. Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan
read a parable, Mrs. Ken Mc-
Crae was pianist. Mrs. Bruce
Guy led in prayer. The script-
ure was a responsive reading
Corry ►ondelhnt: Bans. Ervin Ender
entitled, "The Greatest of
these is Love, " Mrs. Mervyn
Tiernan and Mrs, Syd Baker
favoured with a musical reading
The president, Mrs. Don
Gaiser introduced the guest
speaker, Miss Doreen Baker,
R, N . , giving interesting facts
on her career as a nurse and
also in their childhood as
neighbours, Doreen, dressed
in a beautiful gold coloured
Sari, gave a most interesting
talk on her work with the Care
Medical Team in Malaysia for
two years. She showed slides
of the hospital, staff, patients,
and scenes of the country to
illustrate her talk. She also bad
a display of various articles of
pottery, jewellery, weaving etc.
from Malaysia. She was pres-
ented with a gift by Mrs. Letta
Taylor. The offering taken
AUDREY BELLCHAMBER TELLS YOU • • - •
ALL ABOUT BAYFIELD
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN ONTARIO'S PRETTIEST VILLAGE
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mont-
eith and Rick, of Lambeth, spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. G.
N. Rivers.
The Teen Club is planning a
dance for adults - the dance is
to be in May and will be held
at the Town Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pruss,
Janice and Charlie and Glen
Pruss, London spent the weekend
at their cottage.
Mrs. Muriel Althoff, London
and Mr. Glen Young, Oakville
were weekend visitors at the
Albion Hotel.
At their Bayfield home for
the weekend were; Dr. and Mrs.
W. Tillmann and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Brown, Vicki
and Mary Beth, all of London,
and Mr. and Mrs. George Cant -
rick and sons of Birming-hap.•!,
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gme-
iner Sr. Grosse Pointe, Mich.,
spent the weekend at their
cottage in the Jowett cottage
area.
Mr. and Mrs. George Durham,
Jim and Ron of Clarkson, visited
on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Carl E. Diehl, and Mrs. Morris
Durham and friends in Clinton.
YOUTH GROUP
"A People", a recently form-
ed youth group meet every Tues•
day night in the Sunday school
room of St. Andrew's United
church. - Officers are: Brian
Makins, president; Mike Beth,
vice-president; Debbie Turner,
secretary and Judy Cox, treas-
urer. There are 16 members
and last Saturday, their "Rent-
a -Slave" day was a decided
success. The group volunteered
to do a spring clean-up and
were available for jobs ranging
from window cleaning, and
trimming bush. Debbie reports
that approximately $60. was
raised with some more to come
in. The money will be used
for youth work at the church.
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'Road to Sainthood. Why
were the saints, saints? Because
they were cheerful when it was
difficult to be cheerful, patient
when it 'was difficult to be
patient; and because they
pushed on when they wanted to
stand still, and kept silent when
they wanted to talk, and •were
agreeable when they wanted to
be disagreeable. That was all.
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and STEAKS
FRIED CHICKEN --- FRESH FISH
SUNDAY DINNER SERVED FROM 3 to 7:30 P.M.
Dominion Hotel
Your Hosts: Marg and Ross Johnston
ZURICH
Enjoy dining with,
us, often
,14•4'
was given to her for "Care" work
An invitation to attend the
Centralia Spring Tea and Bake
Sale was accepted. It was dec-
ided to have a strawberry soc-
ial in June. The Huron Presby-
terial is holding a work shop
at Ontario Street United Church,
Clinton, April 29, and several
plan to attend.
SPRING RALLY
Seven ladies of the LWML of
Zion Lutheran Church and the
pastor, Rev. E.E. Steinman,
attended the Spring Rally of the
LWML, at Mitchell, Monday
evening. Guest speaker was Rev.
Orlan Lapp, who showed pict-
ures of his tour of the holy Land
and gave an interesting talk.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howe and
girls of London were Friday visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Rader, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader,
Paul and Sharon spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
Gamble and family, London.
Emil Becker is a patient in
South Huron Hospital where he
is undergoing tests.
Sixteen ladies attended the
short course "Fashion Cues for
You" at the Dashwood Commun-
ity Centre, April 16. It was
most interesting and helpful.
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Mom we're home!
Exuberant ... noisy ... hungry ... demanding .. , children. You'd better believe it.
And be prepared.
It pays, for instance, to have the full-time help of electricity on your side. A well -
stocked, frost -free refrigerator -freezer. A modern electric range with time and
temper -saving self-cleaning oven. Small electrical helpers for quick mixing, beating,
frying, percolating, opening of cans. And with a dishwasher, there goes another
big chore.
As for the laundry ... you can forget it. An automatic washer and electric clothes
dryer will take loads off your hands, anytime.
It pays, too, to have lots and lots of hot water always
at the ready. (You can count on a Cascade electric
water heater for that one.)
In fact, electrical help need never end — as long as
your home has ample wiring, outlets and switches. If
it hasn't, speak to a qualified contractor about Elec-
trical Modernization. (And the Hydro Finance Plan.)
Make it soon. You'll be so much happier when you
hear that shout, "Mom ... we're homed"
Pull -time electrical help depends on up-to-date wiring
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