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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-02-23, Page 101 SUPER 'SPECIAL CUT FROM THE LOIN -SIRLOIN. STEAKS • Si-t3�kgIb. a • e 10 Times -Advocate, Februar 23 198 44 . BEST SPEAKERS — Tops in the public speaking contest at Zutich Public School were (bock left) Tim Westlake, Brent O'Brien and Richard Voogel in the senior division; (front) Danny Weigand, Jon Hendrick and Heather Westlake, junior winners. FINDING OUT YOUR COLOURS IS FUN — Ruth Imanse (left) and Wendy McNamara from COLOURS in London determine whether Donna Greb•ispink or peach during the first of the five Learning for Lent programs at Emmanuel United Church in Zurich. More than 50 ladies attended the first session. - At Your SERVICE - Locksmith Service Centre - Small appliance repair :depot • Glass, plexiglass, mirror cutting - Sharpening service Carpet cleaner rental - Wallpaper remover rental ZURICH Home Hardware 36-4411 4S Emmanuel United Church REV. B. LAING B.A. B. Div. Organist Mrs. E. Grace Martin Thurs. Feb. 24 - 7:30 p.m. Choir Practice Sunday, February 27 11:15 a.m. Sunday School 11:15 a.m, Church Service Tues. Mar. 1 • 3:30 p.m.' Junior 'Choir Practice Wed. March 2 9:15 • Learning for Lent (a) Bible Study with Rev. Laing (b) Brightening up your house-. for Spring • Jon Dinney of Exeter 2:00 p.m. • United Church Women Fri. March 4 - 2:00 p.m: World Day of Prayer of St. Boniface Church Everyone welcome Zurich Mennonite Church Pastor CLAYTON KUEPFER Sunday; February 27 8:45 a.m. Worship Service 9:45 a.m. - Sunday Church School 11:00 o.m. • Worship Service Message by Clive 011ies 7:30 p.m. • Message'by Arch Andrews Wed, 8:00 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Service ,Tours. 7:30 p.m. - Torchbearers Meditation Bless Thou my quiet times with thee, When heart and mind ore still And lei my meditation be ac• cording to thy will Time spent waiting on -God is never wasted. Quote St. Peter's Lutheran Church REV. CARL ONOFRIO Vice Pastor Organist Mrs. Christine Eagleson B.M.A. Sunday, February 27 10:00 a.m. • Worship Service 10:45 o.m. • Sunday School There Is o nursery for smoll children which Is s4iporvised dur- ing the worship service; Everyone Welcome Mrs. • Ruth -Ann ' Mills. Listowel,.. spent the previous weekend with her mother, Mrs. Gertie Fleischauer. -May we offer our sincere sympathy to families of the late 'Sam Oesch of Hensall who passed away on Sunday, especially to. his.. children. Anne Flaxbard- and Russell Oesch of Zurich. • Annie Finkbeiner, Ina Neeb and myself 1 Carmel .Sweeney) enjoyed a nice ride .o Belmore last Friday as it .vas a lovely sunny day. We :ailed in on Dorothy F ink- einer at Fink's General gore in Belmnre where we : isiled and had a nice lunch ..with her and a niece Brenda. Kay Hay returned- home from Guelph Thursday after spending .a week - with her sister Ada McDonald. • • Lee and Hose Regier visited over the weekend in London with Peter and Bonnie Regier and family and daughter Louise. John and Bern Denomme, along with Adeline ltenomme. spent the w4ekend in Kitchener visiting members of their family: Tim and (leather Stark. }ul►urn; held a dinner party on Sunday celebrating the baptism of their daughter Amanda Christine. Among the guests present were Dave and Carolyn Stark and girls, Mrs. Therese Stark ethe baby's grandmother), Zurich and Tom and Mary Slark. Goderich, along Aw•ith relatives of (leather. ' • Mr. and Mrs. IvanBechler, RI(1 Zurich, and Mr. and Mrs. •Ron Coleman. Varna. returned home recently from a two week vacation to Hawaii which they enjoyed very much. Some of the in- teresting things they did were louring a pineapple 'factory. visiting a sugar cane field and coffee mill; Pearl Harbour and Ihree of the islands. - Miss lleather Sweeney is spending this week at home; as she is a student at the University of Waterloo and has a week off classes at mid- tcrtn break. Al the end of March she is finished school for the summer. 00 n Monday was film night, followed by refreshments. The. ladies of Jt.• Boniface Church. Zurich, sponsored the February birthday party on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. ,line Young of Exeter pleased the audience with piano arid violin music. Miss Nancy (tverholt played her guitar and sang. Ken Overholt, Mark Hartman and Joe 'Farwell favoured with vocal numbers accompanied by their guitars. Teresa Van Raay and Marg Hicknell pro- . vided piano and guitar music. Following the program, bir- thday gifts were presented to Ralph and Evelyn Hewitt of Orillia are spending a few days with his sister. Lyda and Barrie Gandier. This Wednesday morning Feb. 23. beginning at 9:30 a.m. the Learning for -Lent program - in 'Zurich at' the United Church will featurr Mike O'Connor' from O'Con- nor Ambulance service on • when and how to call the am- . balance. and flower arrang- ing by Marion. Johnston. Everyone welcome. Ted and Jean Geoffrey returned home on Saturday after spending a month : in Florida. In spite of the cool .weather they both came back with beautiful dark tans. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oesch, daughter Jane and friend, Carrie • Sweeney, returned home' Monday night from Florida where they visited • with relatives in Sarasota for three weeks. enjoyed going to Disney World and, a lot of other places. They also stop- ped overnight. coming an go- ing with A1r. and Mrs. Ron Parrish Sr. in Ohio. • Everyone is reminded that the 198:3 car licence stickers have to be purchased by the end of February for this year al the vehicle- licence office located al the home of Nancy McKinley. f)ue to this nice un -seasonal weather we've been having, its been reported that the sugar bush in Bayfield is already gelling maple syrup. Zut h 1-11 The first ,ueeting of the. Zurich Swinging Settlers was held on February 8 al 6::30 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. F'irst•the new hooks were banded out. The members were divided into three groups. One made Pumpkin Soup, Two made Anglesey • Eggs and Three made Maple Baked Apples. Mrs.Joan Regier made the Irish Soda Bread. The officers were theh elected as follows: president, Colleen Regier; vice-president, Anne Deichert and secretary. Beth Sweeney. Title page ideas are to be brought to next meeting with the home Activities finished on February 15 at 6:30 p.m. in the Town hall in Zurich. Press. IteporterSharon Thiel /mpieJ the following residents having birthdays during the month of February: Miss Ethel !fess. Mrs. May Rowcliffe and Mrs. Hilda Turnbull. A delicious «Inch wits enjoyed. Residents ho have been out recently ' are Mrs. Margaret Pfaff, Mrs. Hilda Turnbull, Mrs. Ililda Shapton, Mrs. Alvernia Hill and Mrs. Oriole Westlake. Bingo was played on Friday eyeing, followed by refreshments. The Sunea:, evening chapel . service was conducted by Rev. Grant Mills of Exeter United Church. Golden Agers extend invitation to bowl, play car CWL thanked for various charitable donation On Tuesday. Feb. 15 the St . Boniface C.W.L. held their monthly meeting at the' Bluewater'Rest Horne in the form of a birthday party for three residents having bir- thdays this month: A musical program wattenjoyed by all. The door prize was won by Annie Van Raay. Thirty-one ladies answered the roll call given by Wendy Masse. Several letters thank- ing us for recen(donations were read from save -a -family plan, Sister Loretta in Peru, Esk-Omi Missions and Children's and Family Services. Thirty-six youth attended' the day given by the seminarians on Feb. 13 and 37 from our parish took part in the Walk for Life in front of Victoria hospital in London last Sunday. Joan Smith asked for Volunteer help to work at the New to You Store 6n March 3, 4 and 5. If you can spare a few h urs, please phone her. - The pupils in grade 5-8 will be putting do do . Operetta called the "Magic Beanstalk" on Tuesday, March 1st at 7::3o. Adva'i ce tickets are •`r available from the school Plans are being made for a Parish Spring dance to be held. April 8 in Dashwood. $8.00 percouple. A quilt is now ready to work on al the home of .Cecilia Farwell for the bazaar and missions: K of C drays. The lucky winners of the monthly draw at the meeting of the Knights of Columbus which was held last Thursday its St. Columban went to Tom Fleming, Mt. Carmel, who received•$178.Oo in Share the Wealth. Two consolation prizes of $25.00 each went to Allo. Camel xw+wneiy Phot: 236.4702 Abbey Hoffman, Zurich, and Mips MacDonald of • St. Columba'). Several Knights •from this area and their wives have been enjoying playing cards every Friday evening at the St. Columba') Hall. Their next meetink and draw is on March 17. Golden Ager s meeting The Golden Agers held their February meeting last Mon - 'day (Valentine's Day) with 30 in attendance. All enjoyed playing a few games of cards and a light lunch. The ladies are reminded that every Fri- day afternoon al 2:114► the township hall is open for you Doug G..flrsy Cel structl.n Homes. Renovolons,• Additions Form Buildings 6 Repous Aluminum Siding a Awnings Zurich 236-4432 Daytime Exeter, 275.2961_Evenings • to get together and do some crafts or visiting. All seniors are encouraged to take part in bowling at . the:Jocal lanes every Thursday afternoon at 2:00. Keep fit and have a good time. Thi next monthly meeting Will be on Monday._ March 14 at 2:410.,p:m. Zurich 1.11 • Meeting llvo of•the Swylg- ing Settlers.opened with the'. 4-11 pledge. Thi y_ read the in- formation in their -book and discussed it. The menu Tor this meeting consisle 1,01 Celery Soup, Deli Special , ;d. Dutch Peach Kuchen. 'i y • were pul into groups started liaking After. t t - - were finished.. Joan He ur checked the books and I 'n They selected their litfe 1 e and chose their skits Tliey' to the food they had made ' The next meeting is Febi-uany 23 al 6:30 p.m. at the Town Hall, Antenna B T Sales & Service. And a Full Line of - Towers. 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