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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-04-27, Page 18Page 6A Times -Advocate, April 27, 1983 Horns celebrate 50th anniversary at open house Congratulations to Waldo (Doc) and Ellen Horn on the occasion of their 50th (Golden ) wedding anniver- sary. A lovely open house was held for them at the township hall on Sunday afternoon. ar- ranged by friends and staff of the Bluewater Rest Home where Mrs. Horn was former- ly the head cook. Among the many well-wishers was M.P.P. Jack Riddell who presented the couple with a plaque from Parliament. They even received a phone call all the way from New- foundland and many lovely cards and gifts. It's a day they will always remember. Has everyone in town notic- ed our nice.new, wooden gar- bage containers that are now around on the main streets? Thanks to Bean festival money. they were purchased by that committee. Let's all be sure to use them and keep our village clean. Don't be a litter bug. Michael Hartman of Mon- treal spent last week with his mother-in-law Juliette Denomme, mother Theresa . Hartman and other family members while here to pick up his daughters. Lori from Western University in London and Lynn from Guelph. The girls are now finished their classes and returned to Mon- treal with their father. Happy Birthday to Shari on Schroeder and Eugene O'Brien whose.birthdays are a week •apart. They and their spouses had dinner at the hotel last Friday complete with birthday cake. Have your papers ready out on the curb Thursday. April 28 for pickup at 6:30 p.m. Congratulations to Wendy and Mike Masse r nee Meidingert on the arrival'o[ their baby girl. Richard Thiel of Wasaga Beach spent a few. days in town last week and visited with his parents Vera and• Tiny Thiel. Maplewood residents en- joyed their Easter dinner on Wed. April 13. The table ap- pointments were in yellow and white. The smorgasbord table was centred with a beautiful decorative Easter egg and white candles. while the small tables each had a daffodil. After the dinner Meda O'Brien accompanied on the piano for a short sing- song. Birthday celebrants were Tillie Ziler and Tony Wisser. Mr. Risi showed the A GENEROUS HELPING - Zurich Chamber of Com- merce member Bob Fisher serves up a generous help- ing of barbecued spare ribs at the Chamber's annual sauerkraut dinner. films of "Freaky Friday" and "The Incredible Journey". Members of St. Boniface C.W.L. along with director, Fr. Mooney held their mon- thly meeting on Tues., April 26 preceded by the Rosary and Mass for vocations in honor of the Feast day for Our Lady of Good Counsel. Following the business, the executive`and Father put on a skit, "As it was in the Begin- ning. Is Now, and Ever shall be" which,was a lot of fun for everyone and enjoyed by all. The lucky winners from the Knights of Columbus Share - the -Wealth draw were Frank Reynold, Seaforth who won first prize worth $218.00 with two consolation prizes of $25:W each going to John Van Backe) and Ben Bjerg. The Knights are once again preparing for their annual Police Appreciation Night, to be held in the form of a dance in Zurich at the arena on Sat. May 14 from 9-1 with music by Mozart's Melody Makers. Everyone is welcome. Tickets are now available from Mozart Gelinas Sr. for $10.00 a couple' with lunch. Ilurry and get yours early. April 25 tc 29 is Education Week at both the Zurich public and separate schools and special activities are tak- ing place for the students and parents such as open house, card party and a hot dog lunch around the theme "Education for Tomorrow". The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Bluewater Rest Home are holding their spring tea, plant table and bake sale on Sat. May 7 from 2-4 p.m. Dona- tions and your attendance will be appreciated. Happy Birthday to Denny Overholt who celebrated his fiftieth on Sat. with a surprise party given by his children at the home of son and daughter- in-law, Danny and Donna Overholt near Exeter for family and friends. A good- time was had by all. Miss Diane Klopp of Toron- to spent the weekend with her parents, Herb and Donna Klopp and on Sunday a fami- ly get together dinner was held celebrating Diane's birthday. . May we offer our sincere sympathy to the family of Mrs. Iva Datars who passed away on Monday. Oscar and Lylyan Greb Successful C of C sauerkraut dinner The men of the Zurich Chamber of Commerce prov- ed to be proficient chefs and Emmanuel United Church REV 8. LAING B.A. B. Div.- Organist ivaOrganist Mrs. E. Grace Martin Thurs. April 28 - 7:30 p.m. .Zurich choir practice Sunday. May 1 11:15 a.m. Church Service 11:15 a.m. Sunday School U.C.W. Anniversary - guest speaker. - Rev. Francis Clarke from London Metropolitan U.C. • Mon. May 2 ' 8:00 p.m. Combined Official Board meet at. Zurich Church Wed. May 4'- 9:30 a.m. Workbook on Living Prayer - at Norma Siebert's Everyone welcome Zurich Mennonite Church Pastor CLAYTON KUEPFER Sunday. May 1 8:45 a.m. Worship Service 9:45 a.m. • Sunday Church School 11 00 a.m. • Wors»ip Service Wed. 8:00 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Service Friday 8:00 p.m. Bridal Show for Lois James. (Fiance of Charles Gingerich) Sat. 8:09 p.m. - M.Y.F. regular meeting Meditation God's word will calm the stormy sea His love -will bring you through Hove faith in the:Master Pilot. For He surely cares for .you! Jon -Gilbert St. Peter's Lutheran Church REV. CARL ONOFRIO Vice Pastor Organist Mrs. Christine Eagleson B.M.A. Sunday, May 1 10:00 a.m. • Worship Service 10:45 a.m. • Sunday School There Is a nursery for small Children which is supervised dur- ing the worship service. Everyone Welcome attentive waiters when they cooked and served • their an-- nual•ribs and sauerkraut din- ner last -week. Seven hundred pounds of Iluron County -produced ribs were cooked earlier in the day in the Tasty -Nu bake shop ovens and served barbecued or plain to approximately 400 diners that evening, along with 2(K) pounds •of baked potatoes individually wrap- ped in foil by Chamber members, 75 pounds of cote slaw and 125 pounds of sauerkraut jazzed up with some secret ingredients by Tanya Erb and June Fisher. C of C wives were asked to supply three home-made pies each, but many went beyond the . all of duty, and donated four or five. The Chamber -catered din- ner has been an annual event in Zurich for over 20 years, and all profits are put back in- to community projects. returned home last Thursday from an enjoyable nine day Plantation and Garden bus tour of the Carolinas, which included a conducted Tour of Historic Charleston and several beautiful gardens and homes as well as the Skyline Drive and Luray Caves of Virginia. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Ur- ban Pfile who is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter and to Bert Klopp who return- ed home Friday from the hospital in London. The Women's Institute will be holding their monthly meeting on Mon. May 2 at the township hall beginning at 7:30 p.m. Don O'Brien, prin- cipal of the Zurich public school, will be there to speak on education. Everyone is welcome and new members encouraged. Come and bring a friend. Mr. and Mrs. John Groot Sr. returned home recently from a three week trip to Holland and Europe where they visited with their parents and family members. Congratulations to newlyweds Pat Masse and Connie Koehler who were married on Sat. April 23. Mrs. Agnes Regier spent last week in London at the home of her daughter, and son-in-law; Teresa and Jim Cerny and children and came back home on the weekend. REFILL - Zurich Chamber of Commerce member Keith Westlake refills coffee cups for Gertie Fleischauer (left) and Margaret Hess, Zurich, at the Chamber's annual sauerkraut supper. HIGH SINGLES - The Zurich and areabusinessmen's handicap bowling tournament was played at the Town and Country Lanes on Sunday. Top singles in the ten games were (back left) Jock Phillips, Hensall, Roger Ed- wards, Stratford, Dan Brintnell, Hensoll, Ron Edwards, Stratford, Grant Lee, Zurich, Ron Hartman, Hensall and (front) Gary Houston, Hensall, Earl McNab, RR 2 Kippen, J.P. Rau, Zurich and Martin Mommersteeg, Bayfield. Summer recreation being organized g The men and women who volunteer their time to pro- vide recreational oppor- tunities for Zurich and area children and adults are now organizing this summer's activities. The Minor Athletics Association is preparing registration forms for a sum- mer ball program. The forms will be made available through the schools -in early June. • Any- girls 17 and over wishing to play slo-pitch in the Buckettes league should con- tact Betty Rasenberg at 237-3414 right away. Under the auspices of the rec league, a men's slo-pitch tournament will take place in Zurich June 9, 10 and 11. The Buckeyes tournament is scheduled for Jul 8 and 9. IrA .31 Mrs. Corm*, Sw+Nn+ y Phan:: 236-4702 BOWLING WINNERS -- Top bowlers in the Zurich and area businessmen's han- dicap bowling tournament were decided on Sunday. Ron Dickert, Zurich (back left) was first, Ron Crown, Zurich, third, Ken Rader, Dashwood, fifth and (front) Bryon Edwards, Stratford, second and George Love, Seaforth, fourth. �Showerof.T A4 � f4P ' gyres tTa er 5 ea at � � $ LGOMA TIBE SUPERVISING THE SAUERKRAUT -- Tanya Erb (left) and June Fisher assists their husbands in the arena kit- chen at the Chamber of Commerce sauerkrautand ribs dinner 0Ile n -. 1 am sure everyone en joyed the nice riry weekend. Hopefully warmer weather will soon be on the, way. When spring arrives. some of our programs are normal- ly cancelled for the stnnnter months, therefore we welcome visitors to call whenever possible. If any group or individual would like to provide music or entertainment of any sort, they would be rnost welcome. We are pleased that 11rs. Jessie Brock has returned from the hospital much improved:- On mproved:-On Tuesday evening, the monthly birthday party was provided by the Catholic Women's League of Grand Bend. The program was very • much enjoyed, especially the little Brownies who helped to entertain. Residents having birthdays during the month of April are Mr. Amos Gascho, cinpi e3 Ntr. Wellington Riehl, Mrs. Alice 'I'Iionlpson and Mrs.. Myrtle Woodford. Gifts were received by them from the Ladies Auxiliary of the {tome. Following the program. a delicious lunch was served. Residents recently out visiting were Mrs. Ruby Ilog- gart h, Mrs. Oriole Westlake. Mrs. Bertha Phillips, Mrs. Vera Brintnell, Mrs. Hazel Coward, Mrs. Florence Gould, Mrs. Alice Webb and Mrs. Hilda Turnbull. Bingo was played on Friday afternoon instead of -the usual evening hour. • We welcome Mr. Aaron Gingerich to the Home. He is a former resident of the Zurich area. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Rev. Brian Elder of Crediton United church. Mrs..Fink- beiner presided at the organ during the service. (Exeter) Ltd. 296 Main St. N., Exeter, Ontario CUSTOM MADE GLASS BELTED NADV TURES NO HIDDEN EXTRAS P185/75R13 P185/75R14 P195/75,1114 P205/75R14 P215/75R14 P205/75R 15 P215/75R15 P225/75R 15 P235/75R15 $58.95 $60.95 $62.95 $67.95 $69.95 $69.95 $72.95 $75.95 $79.95 FREE INSTALLATION & BALANCING EVEN $5.00 MORE! SEE COUPON 7 This Coupon Entitles you,To a Further$5. Discount on Every Tire. Limit 4 Tires Per. Coupon. • Phone 235-0330 Toll free 1.800.265-4247 $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 $5.OQ NOTICE SI•INNING APRIL 9, 19113 Shop will b. opine Saturday mornings and the men's rec league tournament will be played in September. Men's fast ball needs more players: contact 1 Ken Clarke. A ball tournament involv- ing several Lions Clubs will be held in Zurich May 27. 28 and 29. There will be roller skating in the arena every Friday and Sunday evening from 7 to 10. beginning May 13. The first flea market will open May 7 and be held every Saturday until September in the arena. Zurich Fair dates are July 15. 16 and 17. Chamber of Commerce spokesman Joseph Risi said his club can not make definite plans for the summer playground program until they hear whether or not their application for a grant has been approved. Zurich men's bowling tournament The third and final day of the Zurich Businessmen's Bowling tournament was held Sunday atTown and Country Lanes. This men's tourna- ment as, Well as the ladies' on April 11 included many local men and women. A big thank you goes out to Zurich, Hensall and area businesses for their eighth year of support. They are: Home Hardware, Zurich, Zurich Dental Clinic, Domi- nion Tavern, Fisher Abattoir, Ferguson's Apiaries. Tender Spot, Tasty -Nu Bakery, Shaw's Dairy Store - Hensall, Shaw's Dairy Store - Zurich. O'Connor Ambulance and Funeral Home, Don's Food Market. Erb Bros. Garage, Village Flower Shop, Norm's Smoked Fish. Rau's Car Wash, A.B... Printing, Bayview Tavern, Bayview Golf Course; Bank of Mon- treal - Zurich, Bank of Com- merce - Hensall, Tuckey Beverages, Ifurondale Dairy - Hensall, St. Joseph Store, Westlake Insurance, Reids Lunch, Pro Hardware - Hen - sill, Bean Pot,. Richman Photography. Duttlnan's Bakery, Taylors Discount. }{ensall, Erb Garage, Hensall Lions collect 1,650 in Easter Seal campaign Nineteen Lions attendtd their twice monthly dinner meeting at the Dominion Tavern . on Mon. 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