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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-06-16, Page 135 Now featuring .. . FLAVOURED SOFT ICE CREAM WORKMEN'S SPECIAL WEEKDAYS 12:00 TO 1:30 P.M. TAKE -MT - 236-4923 BIG DIP DRIVEIN ZURICH 2364923i Dashwood LADIES' AID By MRS. 1. RADER Mr. & Mrs. Albert Haugh, London, spent a few days with Mrs. Cora Gaiser last week. Group 2 with co -conveners Mrs. Rav Rader and Mrs. Charles Martene were in charge of the June meeting of Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid. Fourteen members and two visitors were present, one of which joined the Aid. The Altar Guild reported 20 visits, 11 treats and 1 phone call. The new Guild is Mrs. Erna Schroeder and. Mrs. Arnold Becker. The Aid will be in charge of treats for the Vacation Bible School. A bakeless bake sale will be held in July, New carpet for the church entrance will be bought. A donation was made to the Leprosy Mission. Mrs. Ray Rader and Mrs. Charles Martene took for the topic, "What Faith is". Various phases of faith were discussed with Bible reading to explain. Mrs. Earl Keller had closing Devotions. The group in charge served lunch. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Dick Wiens and Andrea, Waterloo, spent a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Albert Miller last week, Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Restemayer and Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wolfe spent a week at Inverlocky. The weather was perfect and fishing good. Their catch totalled 28. Mr. & Mrs. Spike Nagel, Susan and Chris Baynham, Oshawa, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Koehler and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hayter and family. UCW MEETING The Christian Citizenship and Social action group with Mrs. Eben Weigand chairlady was in charge of the June meeting of Calvary United Church UCW meeting. Responsive reading was followed by prayer by Mrs. Mildred Kellerman. Mrs. Don Weigand sang. "No Man is an Island" accompanied by Mrs. C. Kennedy. Rev, H. Moore, Grand Bend, showed. pictures of England and Scotland that were most inter- esting. President, Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan conducted the business, Roll call was answered by 20 members. The Christian Wo- men's Association will meet at the Village Inn June 25 at 11:30 a.ni. The Sunshine committee is Mrs. J.M. Tiernan and Mrs. Greta Schade. Mrs. Lorne Becker and Mrs. Amiel Fischer are patients in St. Joseph's hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Liebold, Jeanette and John Paul, Strat- ford, spent the weekend with Lorne Becker and Wayne and visited with Mrs. Becker. TROUSSEAU TEA Mrs, Jack Riddell held a trousseau Saturday, June 12 in honour of her daughter, Debbie's approaching marriage. Sandra Riddell was in charge of the guest book. Receiving guests with Debbie were her mother, Leone Riddell. and the groom's mother Grace Miller. Brenda Miller and Brenda Riddell invited the guests to see the gifts. Displaying the gifts and trous- seau were Judy Miller, Joanne Miller, Debbie Love, Cathy McVety, and Donna Riddell. Susan Rader and Heather Riddell showed the wedding gifts. Mts. Lois Ford and Mrs. Betty Riddell invited guests to the tea room where Mrs, . Alice Bryan, Mrs. Dorothy Riddell, Mrs. Olive Rowe and Mrs. Anna VanWyck poured ,tea. Assisting in the tea room were Mrs. Joanne Swan, Miss Barbara Ford and Mrs. Gingcr Weber. Helpers in the kitchen included Mrs. Florence Bryan, Mrs. Lottie Jones. Mrs. Marg Love and Mrs, Gwen Dyckman. RADER REUNION The 24th Rader reunion was held Sunday, with 97 present. Mr, and Mrs. Jeffery Haywood and family, London, opened the sports with a scramble for the little ones. Winners in the various races were Karen Miller, Brenda Rader, . Beth McGregor and Wayne Weiberg, Several relays were also enjoyed. Special prizes were presented to Susan Weiberg youngest person; Mrs. Adeline Kraft, oldest person; Mrs. Hilda Rader, listing most Raders; walking contest, Mrs,. Idella Schultz; birthday nearest, Mrs. Helen Wagner, and Ruth Wentzell. President, Ray Rader presided at the supper table. Mrs. Garnet Weiberg and her committee were in charge of the bountiful meal. Officers appointed were president, Ray Taylor; vice- president, Bill Wagner; secre- tary, Mrs. Hilda Rader; treasurer Dave Rader; sports committee, Ernie and Shiela Miller; table convener, Mrs. Ray Rader. The next picnic will be held the second Sunday in June, 1978, at Dashwood community centre with the secretary sending out invitations. Mrs. Helen Grieves, Mrs. Ken McCrae, Mrs. Lette Taylor. and Mrs. Ross Love attended an Open House for Barbara Filson, ilderton, Saturday after- noon. • 1 r • Come share our table . 1 i • • • • r Reserve now for our Feathers Day Smorgarama Brunch 12 NOON — 2:30 Buffet Dinner 4:00 P.M. -- 7:00 RETREAT AND RECREATIONAL SERVICES $4.25 $5.50 Village Inn atrtat Centre "We'rea family affair" Reservations Suggested i.0a\\^'0.000\\ \\\0\r \\%\\.000 Citizens News, June 16, 1976 -Page 13 GETTING A LITTLE HELP—Mrs. Reba Clark is helped up the steps into the Bayview Tavern as Bill Horner, owner of the tavern directs from above and Mr. Risi helps from below, Mrs. Clark and other residents of the Bluewater Rest home enjoyed a delicious lunch free of charge thanks to an invitation by Bill and Loretta Horner. Cecelia Farwell, a member of the Zurich Ladies Auxiliary, holds open the door. News Photo Slides of Mexico viewed by Lutheran Church Women Twenty three members and one visitor were present for the meeting Tuesday, June 8th.: Mrs. Len Prang opened the meeting with devotions, follow- ed by a presentation of color slides of their trip to California and New Mexico. Mrs. Harvey Hohner conducted the business meeting. Subscript- ions were received for the Luth- eran Women's Magazine. A special offering was re - Quilt raffle planned by Catholic Women The Catholic Women's League of St. Boniface Council meeting was held on June 8th with 30 members present. The presid- ent Mrs. Jerome Sweeney wel- comed the members and opened the meeting with prayer in which all participated. Sister Philathea was then called on as guest speaker and rendered a beautiful and humorous narration which _ was much enjoyed by all. Tickets for the quilt raffle to be held on Bean Festival day was the topic of discussion. Mrs. Remi Denomme is to be in charge of tickets. Anyone wishing tickets may obtain them at her hone. Meeting was adjourned and a lovely lunch was served , by Mrs. Agnes Regier's committee. Members were advised there would be no meeting for the month of July. GODERICH 524-781 1 THURS. to THURS. JUNE 17 to JUNE 24 LAST WEEK TO "SEE" ONE SHOW NIGHTLY, 0 P.M. JACK FIKIINILSON ONE MAW FRI. & SAT. 7:fe 4 9:30 WARNING Contains tangoaga which may be offeendra, Theatre. DranM•OntarM. JUNE 2S - HINE 24 SUN, MON. TUE., 0 P.M, FRL • SAT. 2SHOWINGS7:1O.0:00 At tires it looked Fke it night oast them their jobs, their reputations, and maybe even **Foes. REDFORD/HOFFMAN "ALITHE PRESDENT7IW Recommended Adult Entertainment WED.. SAT. JUt WHEN MOVIES WERE StLENT— HIS WAS THE DARK HEARD'ROUND THE WORLD. "":".7'4VaiiMwlocu"H KAHN INI1Ce AERN ART CARNEY fl1ILSILVERS TERICJa,I -.104 IEIBNAN-.d,r`+. ,.i1;tAAATwmAnxvurn riean.iermen.w>mrdnl E 30 - JULY 3 ceived for the Cystic Fibrosis fund. The report for the Biennial Convention held at Waterloo in May was given by Mrs. Jack Turkheim assisted by Mrs. Harvey Rohner. The ladies decided to serve refreshments to the children and teachers at Vacation Church School July 5 to 16. Layettes were completed to be packed with the bale blankets. The next meeting is to be held at Westlake's cottage in the form of a picnic on July 7th. At the conclusion of the meet- ing a variety of home made breads were served by the com- mittee Mrs. Len Prang, Mrs. Mae Davidson and Mrs. Frieda Moore. A reception for the newly confirmed members and trans- ferred members from other churches was held at St. Peters Lutheran Church immediately following the morning service, June 13. Group Three Lutheran Church Women convened by Mrs. Annie Finkbeiner served Lunch to some 140 guests. EF BARBEQUE JNDAY, JUNE 2dTH: RAND °BEND, MAIN BEACH UNDER THE BIG TENT SPONSORED BY THE GRAND BEND LIONS & LIONETTES 12 NOON UNTIL 6 P.M. BEEF ON' A BUN BEEF PLATE 910` 1.50