HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-11-17, Page 10Page 10 -Citizens News, Nol tuber 17, 1976
MR. AND MRS. LARRY G. HESS
Beverley Anne Finnen and Larry Gordon Hess exchanged
marriage vows at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich, October
23, 1976. Rev. A.C. Blackwell officiated. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Finnen and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Hess, Zurich. The maid of
honour was Sharon Voigt, Kitchener, and the bridesmaids were
Jodi Finnen and Kelly Finnen. Garry Hess was best man and
the guests were ushered by Barry Hess and Rod Chapman.
After a honeymood in Florida, the couple are residing at R.R.1,
Thedford.
Lutheran church
women meet
The Lutheran Church Women
met on Tuesday, November 9.
Mrs. A.C. Blackwell, Mrs.
Leona Rader and Mrs. Jim
Parkins presented the topic
L.A.M.P. —Lutheran Associa-
tion Missionary Pilots.
L.A.M.P. had its origin in
Edmonton, Alberta, in 1970.
Presently five Pastor Pilots,
with the assistance of lay per-
sons minister to the Eskimos
and Metis in the northern areas
of our country. A film depicting
the areas of work of the fly-
ing missionaries was shown.
Following the devotional part
of the meeting, the business
was conducted by President
Mrs. Harvey Hohner.
Twenty-three members and
Pastor Blackwell responded to
the roll call. Three visitors were,
present. The ladies were pleas-
ed to have Mrs. Ruccius from
Winnipeg, Manitoba, as their
guest. Mrs. Ruccius is visiting
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Blackwell and Rev. Black-
well.
The October committee re-
ported making 17 calls to sick
and shut-ins.
The nominating -committee
appointed for the December
meeting is Mrs. Hubert Schilbe
and Mrs. Gertrude Fleis-
chauer.
Auditors appointed were
Mrs. Earl Yungblut and Mrs.
Albert Deichert.
A special Thankoffering is to
be received at the December
meting.
The committee in charge
served delicious refreshments
at the close of the meeting.
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236-4332• or 236-4560
ZURICH — ONTARIO
Ask moderation in lights
As the province heads into
winter, Ontario Hydro warns
that consumption of electric
power goes into high grear,
and asks for moderation and
conservation.
The return to standard time,
shorter daylight periods and
colder weather bring, almost
overnight, a dramatic jump in
daily demands of two to three
thousand kilowatts, according
to H.K. Wright, Hydro's
Director of Energy Conser-
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vation.
This is the time too, when
plans are made to brighten the
early winter with Christmas
lighting displays, While not
wanting to reduce the spirit
of Christmas, Hydro points out
the need to moderate the size
of lighting display as part of
its conservation program.
It has also adopted the slogan
of "Off until 7 p.m., and off
again at bedtime," regarding
indoor and exterior lighting
displays for home, stores and
offices.
Hydro does not anticipate a
problem in meeting winter
power needs this year, but
points out electric power con-
sumption continues on a rising
curve. Last winter, for instance,
five all-time record peak de-
mands were set in successive
months. Any savings along the
way, such as with Christmas
displays, help to keep these
increases more moderate.
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instant Coffee
BEEHIVE
Corn Syrup
24 OZ.
Puritan Stews
KRAFT
Miracle Whip
FAB
Detergent
FACELLE ROYALE
Towels
KELLOGG'S 13 OZ.
Raisin Bran
AYLMER 24 OZ.
Baby Dills
AYLMER SWEET 24 OZ.
Wafer Pickles
CARNATION INSTANT 23 OZ.
.Hot Chocolate
ST. LAWRENCE 25 OZ.
Corn Oil
CARNATION 16 OZ.
2% Milk
VICK'S 5 OZ.
Cough Syrup
DRISTAN 15 C.C.
Nasal Mist
DRISTAN 24's
Cold Tablets
EAS'' -OFF 14 OZ.
Oven Cleaner
WIZARD AEROSOL 6 OZ.
Air Fresheners
BEEF 2 KG.
Gainsburgers
794
794
$1.89
9.09
3/51
9.19
9.29
1.29
9.29
494
$2.59
BRIGHT'S
Pure A
10 OZ.
5 LB.
32 OZ.
5 LB.
2's
$3.09
$1,39
73c
93
$1.73
884
IMPERIAL 1 LB.
Soft Margarine
DREAM WHIP 4 OZ.
Dessert Topping
NESTLE'S 4's
Souptime Soups
LIBBY'S FANCY 48 OZ.
Tomato Juice
CINDY 32 OZ
694
694
494
634
Liquid Detergent 634
YORK SMOOTHY 2 LB.
Peanut Butter $1.59
MAPLE LEAF INDIVIDUAL 8 OZ.
Cheese Slices 794
BANDAID BRAND 10's
Plastic Strips 354
JOHNSON'S 14 OZ.
Baby Powder $1.79
JOHNSON'S 225 ML.
Baby Shampoo 9.39
PLANTER'S VAC PACK 61 /4 OZ.
9.09
Cashews
PLANTER'S DRY 12 OZ.
Roast Peanuts
le Juice
SCHNEIDER'S
Sliced Bacon
SCHNEIDER'S
Bologna Slices
SCHNEIDER'S
48 OZ. 694
LB.
LB.
Country Style Sausage
ONTARIO NO. 1
HOT HOUSE
Tomatoes
43'
1 LB. PKG.
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Grapefruit
10/$1
$1059
854
LB. 99
994
ONTARIO NO. 1
Carrots
2 LB. BAG 29C
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