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Citizens News, December 21, 1978
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DOUG ERB FUELS
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Z'he spirit of
Christmas is in the
air, ringing
out joy and good
will. We take
this time to extend
to all greetings and thanks.
HERB & DAN
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FURNITURE & APPLIANCES
ZURICH
Main Street 236-4075
We sincerely wish you a holiday
season full to overflowing
with life's best. Thanks for
giving us a very successful year.
Leo's Plumbing,
Heating & Electric
LEO, CECILE and STAFF
.236-4182 -Zurich
VANDALS ACTIVE — Three pieces of a large diameter
culvert pipe were rolled into a stream, a mile and a quarter
west of Zurich over the weekend. Hay works superintendent
Karl Haberer said workmen removed the pipe Monday mor-
ning. Staff photo
Bayfield Guild has
successful bazaar
By GRETA SCOTCHMER
The December meeting of
Trinity Church Ladies'
Guild was held at the home
of Mrs. Ruby Fitzsimons,
on Tuesday afternoon, with
the President Lorna Merner
presiding. The roll call was
answered by 13 members
and two guests were
welcomed, Marie Fitzsim-
ons and Janet McDougall.
The President thanks us
all for coming out and also
our two guests, Marie and
Janet. Fern Baker read the
Bible lesson from Luke,
Chapter 1 and Debbie Wain
read a delightful and
thought -searching poem
"Faith is a mighty for-
tress".
Greta Scotchmer, a
former secretary for many
years acted on behalf of our
regular secretary, Berthena
Hammond, who is trying to
get our mail through the
post -office. Hope you are
back on the job for January,
Berthena.
A letter was read from our
foster child in Pakistan
thanking us for her birthday
gift and telling Ruby Fitz-
simons has written to her.
Thank -you cards were
received from our recent ill
people of the church to
whom we had sent flowers
or cards.
Vera Turner gave her
treasurer's report. Our
bazaar was a great success
and donations are still com-
ing in. It was reported that
in the penny collection the
blues are riding high with
the pinks trying to catch up.
By mutual agreement it was
decided to hold the pot luck
supper with our September
meeting, but to keep the
pennies coming for next
year. The pennies from the
blue and pink competition
are given to the Sunday
school and our birthday bank
money goes to the new Rec-
tory building fund.
Eighteen memorial cards
were sent out during the
year. Many of these brought
back sad memories of
friends, close and dear to us.
As our officers for 1978
have done a wonderful job
we voted them all back
again to their offices to do
their usual good work. How
about it girls? Everyone
happy?
Our thoughts and prayers
are with Ruth and Ken
Mutzelburg. Ken is in
University Hospital un-
dergoing heart surgery. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
The next meeting will be
held on Tuesday, January
9th with a Bible reading by
Jeanne Bennett and a poem
for the New Year by Ruby
Fitzsimons,
CALL
236-4555
ZURICH
DOUG ERB
3RD WORLD CRAFT STORE
LIVE...
LAUGH...
because it's
CHRISTMAS!
Thanks to our
friends.
Special thanks to each person
who volunteered help throughout
the year.
Gerry and Pearl
Self Help Associates
• Corner Mill & Victoria St.
Zurich, Ont.
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On the way to all our customers,
neighbors and friends, good wishes
for a warm, wonderful holiday.
Our "thanks" to everyone.
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