HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-06-25, Page 15THURSDAY, JUNG 25, 1973
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
DAS/IW000 and DISTRICTNEWS
Correspondent: Mrs. Ervin Rader
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The Ladies Aid of Zion Luth-
eran Church was in charge of
the birthday party at the Blue -
Water Rest 1-lome, Wednesday,
June 17. Group IV with Mrs.
Rosaleen Schenk, convenor,
was responsible for the program
and lunch. A varied program
was presented. The Junior choir
sang two numbers. Piano solos
were played by Elizabeth Datars,
Jayne Hayter, Sandra Schroeder,
Barbara Rader. Sue Anne Sch-
roeder played the guitar and
sang as well as she and her sister
Sue Anne singing a duet.
Dianne and Vicki Miller played
a duet. Lisa Miller sang a solo,
accompanied by her mother,
Mrs, Vesta Miller. Mrs. Mary
Anne Desjardine sang two solos.
Carol Rader played the accord-
ews
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oved. Several thank -you notes
were received and moved for
filing. Treasurer Mrs. Lorna
Merrier gave her report showing
a good balance. The report was
adopted and all outstanding bills
were to be paid.
Flowers and a card were sent
to Mrs. Margaret Lynn in God-
erich. General Hospital, recover-
ing from surgery.
Birthday money was paid by
Mrs. Vina Parker, Mrs. Ruby
Fitzsimons, Mrs. Mary Clark
and Mrs. L. W. Scotchrner.
Ir was decided to pay the full
year's cost of our foreign child
and for our next meeting we
hope to have more information
about her.
Sale of tickets on our beaut-
iful butterfly quilt are going
well and all stubs are to be in
the hands of the president by
July 14.
ayfield
Housecleaning of the Parish
Hall will be completed in the
fall. Mrs. George Brown will
host the September meeting.
The meeting closed by the Re,
tor and a wonderful pot -luck
supper was enjoyed on the patio.
CARL DIEHL
Carl Diehl passed away in his
sleep in Bayfield, Monday,
June 18, in his 80th year. He
was the husband of Lucy (Woods)
'Diehl.
Resting at the Ball funeral
home, Clinton, thence to Trin-
ity Anglican Church, Bayfield,
for service at 2 p.m. Thursday,
June 21, conducted by the Rect-
or, Rev. G. Youmatoff, assisted
by Rev. H.J.E. Crosby of Moore.
town.
Loyal Orange Lodge, Varna,
service was held at 9 p.m, on
Wednesday, June 20, at the
funeral home. Interment will
be in the Bayfield Cemetery.
ATT EN T ( I:
Swimming Registration
RE: SUMMER PLAYGROUND
Tues., June 26 & Wed., June 27
( 1 to 4 in the afternoon)
HAY TOWNSHIP HALL, ZURICH
or call 236-4857 Wednc ;day evening after 6 p.m.
Ages, 4 to 15 years Registration 50¢
ZURICH LIONS CLUB
present
THE CARLTON
SHOW BAND'
'RCA Recording Artists Direct From The
Pig 'H' Whistle Show'
Zurich. rtA reina
WEDNESDAY, JULY 18
zmatoinsexmoblimilar0, Mal
9 - 12 P.M.
Advance tickets available from:
Green Forest Motor Hotel - Grand Bend
McLean's Battery Supply - Exeter
Jack Merner's Garage - Bayfield
Bob:s Barber Shop, Phil's Variety, Donald Oke Ltd.,
Mousseau & Parkins, - Zurich
OR ANY MEMBER OF THE ZURICH LIONS CLUB
ian. Mrs. Schenk and Mrs.
Martha Miller sang the Apron
Song. Following lunch, a brief
business meeting was held with
Mrs. Jim Hayter, president,
in charge. The Altar Guild
reported 20 visits. The new Guilt
is Mrs. Ernest Koehler and Mrs,
Harry IIayter. Several donations
were. received, The Aid will
cater to a wedding July 28,
with group one and two in charge
A bake sale will be held July 7
with group I in charge. Mrs,
Hilda Wein is to see about a new
baptismal cloth.
Victor Richert, Mr. and Mrs.
Olive Deichert and family, Zur-
ich, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Pepper attended St. Timothy
United Church, Kitchener, Sun-
day, June 17, in honor of the
latter's son-in-law, Rev, Willi
Kammerer, as well as his wife
Joan, who are leaving shortly
to serve in the United Church of
Canada, Ogema, Saskatchewan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest I-lutchin-
r
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islature this week. The bill
provides for a limited number
of area municipalities and a
regional council consisting of
the mayors of each area mun-
icipality and additional memb-
ers from each area depending
on population size. The chair-
man of the council will be app-
ointed for the initial term of
three years by the Province and
elected by the council for its
subsequent two-year terms.
Premier Davis, replying to
a series of questions on wage
and price controls, told the
Ontario Legislature that he
would not object to controls
being put on mortgage rates,
but said any other controls
should be of a national nature.
He said it would be difficult
to separate any controls on
energy from a wage and price
control package and that such
controls should come from the
Federal Government. Mr. Davis
added that Ontario would not
object to such a step on constit-
utional grounds.
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CONESTOGA GRADUATE
Stephen John Weido, son of
Dorothy and the late Clifford
Weido, Ayre, has recently grad-
uated from the Conestoga Coll-
ege of Applied Arts and Tech-
nology in the Electrical Tech-
nician Program. He has accept-
ed a position with the Galt P. U P.U.
C. Guests at the graduation
were Mrs. Lauretta Weido, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Weido and Cath
erine from Zurich, Mrs. Richard
Gibson, Mr, and Mrs. Eric
Johnston of Wolverton, and Mrs.
Ted Davidson and Peggy of
Brantford.
son, Russel's Point, Ohio, are
vacationing with Mrs. Henry
Eagleson and renewing old acq-
uaintances with friends.
Father's Day visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Rader were Mr.
and Mrs, Lloyd Howe and girls,
Paul Rader, Sharon Rader, Susan
VanWyck, London, Mr. and Mrs.
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Fred Miller and girls, Zion, and
Mr. and Mrs. David Rader,
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Fisch-
er and family attended Open
House for Mr, and Mrs, Lorne
Shouldice in London, Saturday.
It was their 50th wedding anni-
versary. They are aunt and
uncle of Mrs. Fischer.
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Play an instruient?
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into dollar,.
Over $400 i Prizes
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