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Times -Advocate, December 21, 1988
New draw for church fundraiser
By Carmel Sweeney
• ZURICH - St. Boniface. Parish
has another building fund project on
the go an Elimination Draw will be
held January 20 at the Pincridge
-Chalet in Hensall.
The grand prize will -be worth
$1b,000 cash. Tickets arc $100
each and only 301 are to be sold.
There will be 17 prizes with a to-
tal of $15;350.00 cash. To get tick.-
cts phone Don Beauchamp at 236-
.4687 or Mozart Gelinas Sr. at 236-
4981 or Denise Mcidingcr at 236-
4567. -
The . Voice of Leo
The Lions ladies night Christmas
party was held at the Dominion
Tavern on ecember 16 with a
good turn out.
All enjoyed adelicious dinner and
social evening afterwards.
At their November meeting the
Lions made motions to send money
to the following: $25.00 to Effec-
tive Speaking, $100. to Youth
Camp, $30.00 for Drug Cases for
the OPP, V.I.P. program, $250. to-
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COUIITPT riowcs
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wards the upcoming "Senior
Games" next June.
Kevin McKinnon reported send-
ing the $1,685 collected to the
C.N.LB. this year.
Winner of the 50/50. draw was
their pianist, Donna O'Brien. •
Golden agers
Zurich Golden Agers met Monday
December. 12 at the Town Hall.
'Gwen McKeller and Ina Neeb were
appointed to buy Christmas plants
for Honourary Members of the
Seniors Group.
A Christmas poem "Mortimer
Mountgomery" was read by Marie
Gelinas.
A Christmas jumble was won by
Eileen Consitt and Flo Murray and
Gwen McKeller won the mixed up
contest.
Ina Neeb gave a reading "This
Time of Year.
Christmas carols were sung with
Gerrie Fleischauer on the piano.
Games of bingo, a delicious turkey
dinner were followed by games of
Jerome and Carmel Sweeney en-
joyed getting away for a few days
• last weekend on a three'day bus•trip
to Frankenmuth Michigan.
The family of Dolly Jeffre :ot.
together December 11 at St •eter's.
Paraish Hall St. Josephs or their
annual Christmas dtnne
Sunday, December : the family
of Mr. and Mrs. Ilv. Mcidinger,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnot i Merner, and
Mr. and Mrs.- Mat ew Denomme
had pre -Christmas inners at their
homes.
The family of rs. Evelyn
Schroeder all got to: ther at the
Town Hall on Sunday . moon and
enjoyed a delicious meal.
The staff at Hessenlan. ' ogntry
Inn were treated to anoth nice
Christmas dinner party on 'day
evening.
Several members of the Klo
family 'attended the fugefal of Roy
Wentzell in Waterloo lastFriday. .
The Monday night ladies bowling
teams had their annual Christmas '
bowling party with all spares at-
tending.
Golden Glirnpses
l! ZURICH - It is Christmas, a
time for wishing all of our good
time
a very Merry Christmas and
a Healthy and Prosperous New
Year, and to thank them for their
1 - generosity throughout, the year
whether it be for donations of one
g kind or another or for volunteering
g their services.
g Movie night was held on Monday
E evening followed by refreshments.
i The films that were shown were:
g "Christmas Carol and Eatons Santa
g Claus Parade -
g Residents welcomed the Zurich
g Bcan Sprout Nursery School on
g Tuesday morning and enjoyed their
g presentation of action songs and
g Chrisunas carol:
g The Zurich Brownie Pack visited
g on Tuesday evening providing a de-
g lightful program for the Residents.
g - Our usual activities of reading
K sessions, shuffleboard, pool and
g various card ganies, singing and
K baking sessions have been taking
g place throughout the week, besides
g all the activities in the hobby shop.
Ches Aail Coos Ci.oWNal CusNOWOWOWCm• Wel Q.,"A•%aNOWO—ai.%.bat C).as Cue The. Public School Students made
Hensall Civic Comer
Seasons Greetir&gs
Hensall ,Village Council take this
opportunity to extend sincere appre-
ciation and gratitude to the many
volunteer individuals and groups,
including those invdlving youth par-
ticipation, for their invaluable service to
the community.
And extend warmest wishes to all, for a
joyous and peaceful holiday season.
Merry Christmas!
Jeff Reaburn, Peter Groot. L. (Butch) Hoffman, Cecil Pepper, councillors •-,�
and staff
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We hope your home and heart are filled with laughter, joy
and good will this glad holiday season. It's been a pleasure
serving you.
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WurtL's
SHOES
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Exeter, Clinton, and Goderlch
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their annual visit on -Friday morn-
ing providing the Residents -with
the musical part of their Christmas
program.
The Dashwood Junior Choir of
the Lutheran' Church came carolling
on Saturday evening.
The Sunday evening Chapel ser-
vice was conducted by Rev. Dou-
glas Wright of Hensall United
Church. Mrs. Bclva Fuss presided
at the orgvan during the worship ser-
vice.
Christmas
By Nicole Beauchamp
St. Boniface
C is for Christ, in a stable bare
H is for holly, we wear in our hair
R is for reindeer moving very slow
I is for Indians who celebrated long
ago .
S is for Santa laughing "Ho Ho
Ho"
T is for toys Santa will bring
M is for midnight hear the sleigh
bells ring
A is for angels singing a song
S is for sleigh bells, it won't be
long.
ADAMS
Heating & Cooling
• Heating Systems of all types
INSTALLED, MODERNIZED
and MAINTAINED
• General Sheet Metal Work
• Air Conditioning
• Humidfiers
• Ventilation
235-2187
133 Huron St. E. Exeter
Big cheque, big money - The South Huron District High School's Athletic
Association rsut together $2,400 for a record donation from the school to
the Christmas Bureau. Fundraising came from all grades, sports teams,
and from the trampoline-a-thon last week. Athletic Association president
Maureen Masse (right) presents the cheque to Angela McLean from the
Christmas Bureau..(left) while student council vice-president Doug Cud -
more shows his approval. •
And .a Happy New Year
to all
our clients
and friends
. . Larry Johns
London life
Representatives in Exeter
Larry Johns 235-1209 - Norm Tait, 235-1359
•.ry
Managernerit and Staff wish all our friends and customers
A Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year
Thanks for your patronage in 1988
Looking forward to serving you in 1989
Walt and Barb Tiedeman, Bud and Alma Preszcator,
Wayne and Lynda Parkinson, Mike Tiedeman,
Diana Leddy, Scott French
Holiday Hours
Closed every Saturday
Dec. 24 - till April 1/89
Closed
Dec. 26, 27, Jan 2/89
ALGOMA TIRE (EXETER) LTD.
246 Main St. N. 235-0330
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