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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1972-11-16, Page 13PAGE 14 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS D4WWOOD and DISTRICT NEWS Correspondent: Mrs. Ervin Rader WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The Agriculture , and Can- adian Industries group was in charge of the November meet- ing of Dashwood Women's Inst- itute with Mrs. Emil Becker convener. Everyone was to come as they were when reminded of the meeting therefore, the roll call was "What were you doing when." The motto was "blues chaser" with each one reading one. Mrs. Becker read short cuts in cooking. Cook books were given out and each memb- er read her own recipe in the book. Members on the group served their favourite recipe for lunch, Mrs, Gordon Bender, presid- ent, discussed the business. Plans were completed for the short course November 17. An invitation from Grand Bend Institute to attend their meeting November 16 was accepted. Mrs, Rosaleen Schenk read a report on the area convention in the absence of Mrs. Howard Maier, Mrs, Bender reported on the board meeting which she and Mrs. Schenk attended. Donations were given to the CN1B, our girl in India, Child- ren's Aid, The Men's Club Christmas patty for the children, and War Memorial hospital. Mrs, Eben Weigand read a letter from Brother Bob Mittleholtz telling of his work. LADIES AID Group II with Mrs. Charles Martene convener was in charge of devotions and lunch, at the November meeting of Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid, Miss Helen Nadiger was in charge of the topic which took the form of a playlet, "Luther speaks to our Day." Those taking part besides Miss Nadiger were Mrs. Irvin Rader, Mrs. Albert Miller, Mrs, Rosaleen Schenk, Mrs. Ray Rader, and Mrs, Earl Keller Sue Anne Schroeder favoured with singing and accompanying herself with the guitar. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422 Mrs, Jim Hayter, president, dealt with the business, Twenty- two members and one visitor were present, The Altar Guild reported 21 visits. The new Guild is Mrs, Ray VanDorsselaer and Mrs, Luella Tiernan, Don- ations were made to Missions, The Lutheran Hour, and the Children's Aid, Next meeting is the Christmas and annual meeting. Group III is in charge with the other groups providing a number for the program. The executive will be the nominat- ing committee. Each member is to bring a guest. A number of members from Zion Lutheran Church attended the Lutheran Laymen's League Rally at Seebach's Hill, Sunday, November 12. Those attending CofC (continued from page 8) ry was already located a half - mile east of the village on the Highway 84 and that he believes this is the place to locate an industrial park for the Village of Zurich. To the questions of annexat- ion, Mr. Hill said that annexat- ion must be considered as a very last recourse. Annexation is complex, time- consuming and until the results are known of soil tests in the northeast area of the village, annexation should be put aside. However, Mr. Hill continued, it did not change the fact that serious enquiries have been received by the Clerk of the Village from prospective industries, and therefore, an industrial park location must be found, The village had invested in an expensive full municipal service system which can ac- commodate dry and wet indust- ries. Because of the complexity and urgency of the probletn, Mr. Hill agreed that a separate study be undertaken to arrive at the best location of industry in the village. This would be in the form of a report and meetings with provincial personnel direct- ly concerned with the matter at hand. Thereportwould consider the pros and cons of alternative locations, The remainder of the meeting dealt with questions of zoning by-laws, different classes of residential zoning and the need and location of a multi-storey residential apartment building, 0 FOOTWEAR FOR WINTER With winter on the doorstep, comfortable boots to keep the wearer warm and dry are at the top of the shopping list, Entertainment at the DASHWOOD HOTEL Friday & Saturday, Nov.17 & 18 Music by 'THE LESPERANCE TRIO' were Mr. and Mrs, Reinhold Miller, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Miller, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Martene, Mrs, Martha Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keller, and Mr, and Mrs. Ken Keller, A number of speakers discussed the work of the Lutheran Laymen's League. Sandra, eight year old daught- er of Mr. and Mrs, Howard Dat - ars celebrated her birthday by entertaining ten friends from school. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Reste- mayer, Brampton, 'and Janet Miller and Friend, Waterloo, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Albert Miller, Mrs, John Heckman and Mrs, Fred Schroeder are patients in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Bill Chandler and Mrs, Irvin Eckstein have returned home. Flowers placed in Zion Luth- eran church Sunday were in honor of the 60th wedding anniv- ersary of Mr. and Mrs, Ed Nadiger. The day was spent quietly with a few guests for dinner and some callers. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Love , visited with Mrs, Wilmer Har- rison in Goderich Alexander Marine Hospital, Sunday, and Mr, and Mrs, Fred Lobb and family, Clinton. Mrs. Rosaleen Schenk accomp- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1972 anied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green and Jodi, Huron Park, visited with Mr, and Mrs, M, W, Schenk, Walkerton, on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Becker and Wayne, Mrs. Ross Leibold, and Mrs, Henry Becker visited relatives in Kitchener and Prest- on during the weekend. They called on Hilton Brandt at St. Marys' Hospital, Kitchener and Mrs. Ervin Greb, Immemorial hospital, Galt. Mrs, Melvin Sherwood, Cal- gary, Alberta, accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hutchinson, Russel's Point, Ohio, called on relatives last week on their way to Cal- gary. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson plan to spend the winter months there, NOW OPEN Lunch Counter at Towne &Country Bowling Lanes OPEN DAILY from 10 a, m, to 11 p, m, SPECIALIZING IN LIGHT LUNCHES Hamburgers * Hot Dogs * Sandwiches * Soup * Sundaes * Milk Shakes * Coffee * Soft Drinks Buffet Luncheon Next Week Cold Meat, Potato Salad, Macaroni Salad, Jello and Beverage - Only $1. 25 ALSO ONE HOT MEAL PER DAY! TOWNE & COUNTRY BOWLING LANES MAIN STREET EAST - ZURICH Never worry about hot water again. You can rely on a Cascade electric water heater for Tots and Tots of hot water, economically. Because it's flameless, Cascade is safe, clean and quiet. If hot water is ever a problem in your family, ask about the Cascade electric water heater. ZURICH HYDRO ELECTRIC SYSTEM W.D. ARMSTRONG, Manager