HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-11-15, Page 13THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1973
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
'PAGE 13
•
DAS/IW000 end DISTRICT
Correspondent: Mrs., Ervin Rader
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The Family and Consumer
Affairs group with Mrs. Stuart
Wolfe, convener, was in charge
of the November meeting of
Dashwood Women's Institute,
Tuesday, November 6. Nine-
teen members answered the roll
call, a cure for the blues. Mrs.
Earl Keller discussed the Motto,
"Thrice happy is the man with
a hobby,." Mrs. Val Becker
gave an appropriate Rememb-
rance Day reading.
Guest speaker, Mrs. Delmar
Miller, demonstrated icing a
cake and many forms of decor-
ation. The cake was served for
lunch.
President, Mrs. Gordon Bend-
er, dealt with the business.
Contributions were made to the
blind, Men's Club for the
Children's Christmas Party,
Children's Aid, War Memorial
Hospital, and our adopted child.
The Institute accepted an invit-
ation from Crediton W.I. on
November 21.
Mrs. Susan Snider, Blue Water
Rest Home, is spending some
time at the Ed Nadiger residence
Mrs. Nadiger, who underwent
eye surgery at University Hosp-
ital, London, returned home
Tuesday.
Jottings by Jack
(Continued from page 12)
forego Sunday driving to make
sure that there is heat in the
homes and the Province of
Quebec, if it comes down to
that. He also suggested that
some public buildings such as
movie theatres could be closed,
Mr. McKeough hopes that we
do not get to the stage that we
have to worry about Christmas
tree lights but it might just be
possible.
He said officials from his
Ministry are considering such
programs as voluntary conserv-
ation of energy and used as an
example a lower speed limit
for Government vehicles. Don-
ald Deacon has been officially
named Deputy Leader of the
Ontario Liberal Party and Jame:
Breithaupt, Liberal Member of
Kitchener and Chairman of the
RED9_ 3
CONCRETE
(ALSO FORM WORK)
(Cann Const. Ltd.
DASHWOOD
Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422
Legislature Public Accounts
Committee, was given the job
of House Leader, previously
held by Opposition Leadei
Robert Nixon. Mr. Deacon,
the member for York centre wa
given specific responsibilities
for Party organization and co-
ordination of its policy making
process.
Robert Welch, Ontario Socia:
Development Secretary was
sworn in Wednesday as Ontario
first Minister of Housing. Mr.
Welch, a St. Catherines' Law-
yer, previously held the Citiz-
enship and Education portfolios,
Mr. Welch will retain his port-
folio as Secretary but will soon
be assigned a Parliamentary
assistant to have him perform
his double duties.
Ontario will have Acupunture
Centres shortly. The Minister
of Health, Dr. Potter, told the
Legislature he would recomm-
end that some Acupunture
Training Centres be set up in
the Province and that they pro-
bably would be associated with
the University Training centres,
According to Dr. Potter the
medical delegation that visited
China is now preparing reports
on the subject and is working
with the Ministry and the Ont-
ario Council of Health. Al-
though Dr. Potter has not rec-
eived the recommendations
from the Ontario Council of
Health as yet, he did not exp-
ect the program to be 'limited
to doctors only. However, there
will be strict regulation and
some control exercised to en-
sure that the public are not
taken advantage of.
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
W
BE GENE ' OUS WHEN THE CANVASSER CALLS
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Weins,
Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Restemayer, Alliston,
were weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bender
were honored by their family
on the occasion of their 40th
wedding anniversary with a din-
ner at the Old Mill, Parkhill.
Present for the occasion were
all their family, namely, Mr,
and Mrs. Lloyd Bender and fam-
ily, Crediton; Mr. and Mrs.
Don Bender and boys; Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Richardson and family,
.Markdale; Doug, Harold and
Patricia. The family presented
them with clothgs dryer,
ANNUAL MEETING
The following officers for
1974 were elected at the annual
voter's meeting of Zion Luther-
an Church, Sunday. President,
Harry Hayter, vice-president,
Ron Merner, secretary, Albert
Rader; elder, Lloyd Wiliert,;
trustee, Irvin Rader; mission
treasurer, Elgin Rader; financial
secretary, Lloyd Rader; board of
finance, Ray Rader, Murray
Keller; Harvey Beierling, Del-
mar Miller; Stewardship commit-
tee, Adolph Keller, Melvin
Stade; Evangelism committee,
Charles Tiernan, Arnold Becker;
education committee, Glen
Restemayer, Aaron Restemayer;
Sunday school superintendent,
Wilfred Becker; assistant, Glen
Rader; nominating committee,
Arnold Becker, Howard Datars,
John Becker, auditors, Harvey
Beierling, Bill Vandeworp,
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Weigand
spent the weekend at Port Col-
borne with Mr. and Mrs.. Alvin
Bearss,
SMILE
Taxes could be a lot higher,
suppose we had to pay on what
we think we're worth?
A fellow can't support a wife
and the government on one in-
come - and it's getting harder
to support the government in
the style to which it has become
accustnmid
SKATES
AND HOCKEY OUTFITS
Carry mild d P
H,uckey Sticks
HOCKEY
EQUIPMENT
MOUTH
GUARD
ELBOW PADS
r
oc
res
HEAD HELMET
�o�c���o
o o� �w�,�tc t°s` AA
0o r���°� S�o�*�o>�tior0
�o o ao��on,`ay .
g� �ao��oQ
S
T se cartrid es fit all Action Viewers.
OTHER SPORTS AVAILABLE
Golf Tennis *Skiing *Football *Basketball
11! itRICH
PHONE 236-4911
HA
MAIN INTERSECTION --- ZURICH