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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-06-28, Page 9S: - THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1973 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 8 Celebrate 50th anniversary A well known Seaforth couple celebrated the Golden Anniver- sary of their Wedding on Satur- day, June 16. Mr. and Mrs. John Regier were married in St. Peter's . Roman Catholic Church, St. Josephs, on June 18, 1923. In commemoration of the event, the couple renewed their vows at a ceremony on Saturday at 4 p.m. held at St. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaf- orth. Father Laragh officiated, Karen Regier, Seaforth, grand- daughter and Godchild, read ' the epistle. Michael Regier, grandson, served mass for Father Laragh, Father Moham read the gospel. Organist for the service was Mrs, Alice Stiles and Mary Jane Segeren the soloist. Approx• imately 250 of their friends and relatives were present. The best man of fifty years, George Regier, and the flower girl, Mrs. Charlie Rau, the St. Peter's Lutheran Church Rev. A. C. Blackwell, B.A., B.D. Pastor SUNDAY, JULY 1 10:00 a.m.--Worship Service 10:45 a.m.—Sunday Church School Tuesday July 3 to Friday July 13 Vacation Church School Everyone Welcome Zurich Mennonite. CLAYTON KUEPFER, PASTOR SUNDAY, JULY 1 9:45 a. m. - Worship Service 10:45 a.m. - Sun Church School Friday 6 - 7 A.M. Hour of Prayer MEDITATION; No chance hath brought this ill to me; 'Tis Gods own hand, so let it be, He seeth what I cannot see. There is a need, be for each pain And He one day will make it plain That earthly loss is Heavenly gain. veryone Welcome mmmmammovammmenommommo former Madeleine Bedard were among the group. Nora Rau, who attended Mrs. Regier at the wedding is deceased. The festivities continued that evening at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club at a dinner for the family, former wedding guests and close friends. A large crowd honoured the couple at the rec- eption afterwards. Mr. Regier is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joe Regier of Hay Township, and his wife, the former Clara Beatrice Rau, is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rau, of Stanley Township. They have three children, Joseph, of Edmonton, Alberta, Doreen, Mrs. No -man Smith, of North Bay, and Alvin, Seaforth. The Regiers also have 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Congratulations wishing the couple health and happiness were received from Prime Min- ister Trudeau, Opposition Lead - 4101111111•1111•1111 Emmanuel United Church ZURICH REV. BRUCE GUY, B.A SUPPLY MINISTER Mrs. Milton Oesch, Organist SUNDAY, JULY 1 9.45 a.m. Sun Church School 11,00 a. m, Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME Iromma LAKEVIEW CONSERVATIVE Mennonite Church Formerly SS 4, EAST STANLEY MERLIN BENDER, Pastor SUNDAY, JULY 1 10 a.m. - Sunday School 11 a.m. - Worship Service 8 p.m.- Sunday Evening Service But to this Man will I look; Even to Him that is poor, And of a contrite Spirit, And trembleth at my word. Is. 66:20b Sway Wodnazday avvain. — a.;00 p.m, --Bible 'Study and Prayer Meeting, you to srrara!aip with I! Ws Is Secondary Diplomas at SHDHS One hundred and fifty stud- ents at South Huron District High School will receive their secondary school diplomas, having completed their four- year course. The students are; Trudy Arch- er, Helen Batten, Elva Becker, Pat Bender, Janice Davey, Darlene Ducharme, Launa Fuller Linda Hern, Effie Hovius, Janet Masse, Dianne McCann, Brenda Parsons, Chris Parsons, Susan Parsons, Darlene Passmore, Valerie Regier, Martha Roose- boom, Karen Skinner, Rebecca Smith, Sharon Smith, Sandy Thompson, Mary Triebner, Marlene Tyler, Janet Webb. Nancy Baker, Robert Bray, Pattyann Brenner, Stephen Dan- iel, -Susan Davis, Jill Drysdale, Ed Farwell, Mary Gelinas, Deb Higgins, Marikay Hodgins, Cathy Knight, Henry Martens, Sharon McCaffrey, Barry Miller, John Muller, Amelia Pergel, Jeff Reaburn, Pat Regier, Robert Rowcliffe, Dan Schilbe, Scott er, Robert Stanfield, and Prem- ier William Davis. The Regiers also received a telegram from the Governor General, and a handsome plaque from Jack Riddell, area MPP., delivered personally with best wishes by the member's wife Mrs. Riddell at the celebration on Saturday. R.E. McKinley, 1v1. P. extended his congratulations as well. Among the many cards and flowers which pleased the Reg- iers was a flowered centre- piece made of fifty new one dollar bills from their children and grandchildren. Smith, Brenda Taylor, Mary • Thomson, Roseanne Van Roestel William Clarke, Jane Connon Katherene, Davis, Anne Erick- son, Beverley Finnen, Elizabeth Jolly, Diane Klopp, Deborah Lockie, Pamela Mickle, Sandra Stock, John Verkerk, Martin Dykstra, Erika Freirer, Philip Philips, Joyce BeierJing, Tess Romaniuk, Brenda F finer, Abram DeMooy, LisRitchie, James Regier, Darrel Finkbein- er, George Ryan, Peter Hend- rick, Debra Denomme, Tillie Mester, Judy Miller, Bart Dev- ries, Pius Dietrich, Robert Ad- ams, Patricia Faber, Allan Knight, Susan Schlegel, Kathy Simmons, Dick Vanderworp. Don Ayotte, Elaine Baechler, Tom Creech, Maura Gascho, Randy C;ilfillan, Pete Gill, David Graham, Rthert Heywood, Koe Kende, Gary Lavier, Susan Luther, Lisa McIver, Mike Miller, Ann Pinder, Cathy Read Paul Robinson, Brenda Russell, Perry Stover, Julie Taylor, Bryan Tuckey, Mike Foreman. David Elliott, Dwight Ether- ington, Antionette Greater, Lf'nn Iliscott, Brett Lavier, William Musser, Bruce Pfaff, Darlene Porter, Richard Regier, Ron Regier, Sandra Shipton, Randy Tiernan, Sylvia Wilder, Frances Zandbergen. Robert Finkbeiner, Keith Koel ler, Melvin Melick, Gerard O'Rourke, Brian Prest, Pete Sereda, Earl Thompson, Brian !Beaver, Leslie Cudmore, Bill DeGroot, Dave Kipfer, Jim MacGregor, Martin Overholt, Ron Rader, Cecil Regier, Rich- ard Douglas Regier, Calvin Bohde, Gary Shipman, Douglas Smith, Edward Van Esbroeck, Robert Case, Donald Couper, John Deichert, Jim Denomrne, Tom Dietrich, Dennis Doidge, Dave Finkbeiner, David Hall, Alan Hera, James Kennedy, Albert Klungel, John Rasenberg, Arthur Westelaken, Norman Wil son. 0 Ontario peaches in new container This year's crop of fresh Ontario peaches will be more beautiful than ever. The various varieties will be available in brand new containers that let you see every peach, say food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ministry of Agricult- ure and Food. Be on the look- out for these experimental packs. The new styrofoam containers for peaches are about 18 by 12 inches, and will be fitted with special inserts, Each peach will rest in its own cubicle and thus be protected from burises. They will be packed in a single layer, ready for your inspection. The volume and cost will be about the same as a 4 -quart basket, In other words, the modern packaging will not be more exp- ensive. The new container will have a plastic handle, so that you can tote your cargo with ease. The 6 -quart open pack and the 4 -quart cup pack will also be available this year. 1oirfPMr3M'E#hzE Rib Roasts SHORT LB89` FRESH PORK SHOULDER Roasts BUTT Pork Chops BINDLES, Bacon LB 59c LB $9` LB LEAN BONELESS Pot Roasts LB 99` COUNTRY STYLE Fryer Parts LB 59` SCl (NEMER' S I3REAKFAST Sausage LB 99` SWEET PICK LED Cottge Roils LB 89¢ ONTARIO NO. 1 HEAD LETTUCE ea 4; U.S. NO.1 COOKING ONIONS 2 LB BAG 47 U.S. NO.1 NEW POTTES 10 LB BAG $1.49 HAMBURG, & HOT DOG Tasty -Nu Buns 3P gs=k 9( Eff# rt Bleach 12802 79( ASSORTED 12 OZ KING SIZE Bicks Relish 3/9(4 / �Bold Detergent L89 FRITO LAY 10 OZ CAMEO 100's Potato (hips 59 Facial Tissue 3/$1 PURITAN 25 OZ HEINZ ONION & PLAIN 13 OZ Barbecue Sauce 3/99( Ce Stew 59 SCHNEIDER'S 1 LB TUB CLUB HOUSE 4 OZ Black Pepper 57c Soft Margarine 2/89 BIG VALUE McCormick Cookies 79t OLD WHITE 12 OZ WEDGE Schneiders Cheese 89t W ; :1R . 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