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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-11-16, Page 164. Page 14 Citizens News, November 16, 1978 NEW BUILDING FOR BAKESHOP — The ARC Industries bakeshop has moved to a new loca- tion just to the north of the present building. Purchasing some goods from Lois Rueger is Mary McCann of Mt. Carmel. The bakeshop will have its official opening on December 7. Charter members present for WI anniversary Dashwood Women's Institute celebrated the 25th anniversary Tuesday with past and present members gathering for a smorgasbord Dashwood Mrs. Irvin Rader turkey supper. Following supper, Mrs. Eben Weigand, president, presided and welcomed all. Mrs. Irvin Rader, first president recalled the struggles, mistakes and triumphs during the years. She called on Mrs. Arnold Kuntz, first secretary, for the minutes of the first meeting, March 1953 and the roll call. Mrs. Rader also introduced Mrs. Ken- neth Johns, Exeter, who as district president had organized the Dashwood W.I. She spoke of the work of Institutes here and around the world. She was thanked by Mrs. Ray Rader and presented a gift. Mrs. Syd Baker was in charge of the Memoriam and read the names of nine former members. Mrs. Glenn Webb presented gifts to 10 charter members, Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan, Mrs. Martha Miller, Mrs. Harold Kellerman, Mrs. Irvin Rader, Mrs. Gordon Bender, Mrs. Louella Tiernan, Mrs. Greta Schade, Mrs. Letta Taylor, Mrs. Syd Baker and Mrs. Ralph Weber. Jean Weigand sang an appropriate solo. Mrs. Gordon Kraft received the prize for the lucky plate. Court whist followed with OPENING IN ZURICH DEB'S COIFFURE Tues., Nov© 21st LOCATION Between Post Office & Stade's Hardware rear apartment. HAIR STYLES for MEN & WOMEN PERM SPECIAL Acid Wave Regular Wave Regular Special $20.00 $17.50 $15.00 $12.50 Cut Children's Cuts Shampoo & Set Wash -Blow Dry -Iron Conditioner Colour Rinse Setting Lotion Tints $4.00 $3.50 $4.00 $4.00 75' 75' 50° $15.00 Cut Extra For Appointment 0211236-4012 unitl Nov. 21st. New number to be posted Walk In's Welcome Closed Mon. HAY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY ZURICH 236-4381 Farms - Homes- Cottages Agents Elgin Hendrick Grand Bend Hugh Hendrick Kippen Jack Scotchmer Bayfield Glenn Webb Dashwood 238-2611 262-5389 565-52701 237-3229 winners Mrs. Alphonse Grenier and Mrs. Irvin Devine. Anniversary cake and coffee were served. A brief business meeting followed with Mrs. Weigand giving a report of the con- vention at the Banqueter, London. Donations, were made to South Huron Hospital Auxiliary, Dash- wood Men's club Christmas party for the children, War Memorial hospital and Family and Children's Services. Mrs. Gordon Bender received the president's prize for the wedding anniversary nearest meeting date. Each one who had held an office during the years received a corsage. It was a most rewarding evening. Church elects officers Zion Lutheran church held their annual voter's meeting Sunday. President, Ron Merner, presided and Pastor Mellecke opened.the meeting with a short meditation. The nominating committee was in charge of the election of officers as follows: president, Ron Merner; vice- president, Hubert Miller; secretary, Bill Becker; elder, Ernest Miller; trustee, Wesley Rader; Sunday School superin- tendent, Dave Rader; assistant, John Becker; treasurer, Earl Keller; mission financial secretary, Ray ,Rader; finance committee, Lenord Restemayer, Oscar Miller, Lorne Genttner, Murray Keller, Arnold Becker, Ray VanDorsselaer; Steward- ship committee, Melvin Stade, Charles Martene; Education committee, Bill Vandeworp, Howard Datars; Evangelism com- mittee," Aaron Restemayer, Delmar Miller, Roy Gibson. Persona Is Mr. & Mrs. Albert Miller have taken up residence in the senior citizens' apart- ments, Kitchener. Dashwood Senior Citizens meet Monday at the Com- munity centre. Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader were Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rader, London, Saturday, and Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller and girls, Zion, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Bennett, London, and Mr, & Mrs. Dave Rader, Stacey and Derek, Sunday. Seventeen members of Zion Lutheran church at- tended the Lutheran Laymen's League fall rally at St. Mathew Lutheran Local people at Royal This year's version of the Royal Winter Fair offers something for everybody, be they interested in agriculture or not. You name it and it's on ex- hibition at the Royal; from the latest (and fastest) in automotive conveyances to that chair which soothes your aching muscles. Talking about muscles be sure to wear a good pair of walking shoes as there's something like 30 acres un- der cover most of which you'll want to see. It was early Thusday mor- ning when this writer, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hern and family and Mrs, Harry Hern began the trek to the Royal. Arriving at the fair grounds a little after 9 a.m. it was amazing the number of people and amount of ac- tivity that was taking place. Heading for the coliseum we found the 4-H calf judg- ing competition had just begun with the stands about half full of spectators. Following the long hallway from the coliseum back to the cattle area found several members of the Huron 4-H contingent grooming their calves for the upcoming competition. Thursday was a special day for the 4-H and Junior farmers of province as Thursday had been designated "Youth Day" in commemoration of the Royal's fiftieth show. One individual who had a hectic schedule was MPP Jack Riddell who in addition to his parliamentary ac- tivities was helping his two daughters get ready for the competition. Riddell also was a competitor in the celebrity cow milking con- test held Thursday evening. Returning to the activities of the Huron County 4-H group, two local 4 -Hers did extremely well in their respective divisions. Marg Pym of RR 1, Cen- tralia placed third in the crossbred division while brother Brian took the top spot in the Limousin section of the calf competition. Wandering around- the Royal revealed a plethoria of exhibits, events and peo- ple. Showing once again at the Royal were Keith and Whitney Coates who had nine head competing in the market steer class. Taking a break from her teacher college studies at the University of Western Ontario was Joan Pym who was helping to man a ministry of agricultural and food booth. The gentlemen members of the media were out in full force Thursday, this the first day of the Royal, as was evidenced by the tur- nout for the free food and free refreshments at a reception honouring nine families who had exhibited at every Royal since it was opened in 1922. Also in attendance at the reception were individuals looking for some free publicity such as English ar- tist Vincent Haddelsey. "Haddelsey was at the Royal to promote to his new church, Stratford, Sunday. Mrs. Frieda Bruer, Port Credit, Mrs. Susan Snider, Bluewater Rest Home are spending some time with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Schroeder, Saturday was Mrs. Snider's 92nd birthday and a birthday supper was held with other guests Mr. & Mrs. Armin Bruer, Port Credit and Mrs. Maggie Nadiger and Helen. Callers Saturday night were -Mr, & Mrs. Melvin Stade. book "Haddelsey's Horses". Walking through the sheep barns one discovered a film crew from the CBC televi- sion program "Agriscope" filming Keith Davidson of Uxbridge, Ontario as he attended to his sheep. One of the many "characters" to be found at the Royal was 71 year old Earl Johnston of Game - bridge, a Lake Simcoe area community. Relaxing on three bales of hay in one of the sheep pens Johnston said he's been coming to the Royal since 1970 and has been showing at fairs since he was 15. He said you. run into the same `hype of people wherever you show but "the Royal is the big one". After walking what seem- ed like ten miles, seeing thousands of people and livestock and viewing hun- dreds of exhibits, the Royal is definitely the "big one". THANKS I would like to take this opportunity to ex • - press my sincere thanks for the support I received in the recent election. Especially to those who worked so loyally on my behalf. I will continue to give residents of Hay Township the same dedication in the future as I have in the past. Sincerely JOHN TINNEY HURON SANITATION Owned by John J. Hotson CAN OFFER YOU COMPLETE 24 HR.. SANITATION SERVICE PHONE JOHN HOTSON AT 238-2140 If no answer call 238-8240 for prompt reply. POWER SEWER LINE CLEANING • from 1'/s" to5"pipe • save unnecessary lawn damage • cut down labour costs • for farm, commercial and residential PORTABLE TOILET SERVICE Portable Toilets are available 7 days a week with Maintenance and Delivery included. 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