Times-Advocate, 1985-09-11, Page 17Cub registration Sept. 17;
Don't forget Cub registration will be
held on Tuesday, September 17 at the
Zurich Public School from 7-8:30 p.m.
Phone Hub Thiel at 236-4557. Someone
to help start up a Brownie Pack for
the girls is also needed.
M1Iissing chairs
Missing - Two brown folding chairs
since the Bean Festival from the Rest
Home booth on the corner of Elda
Wagners. If you have taken them by
mistake phone Marie Gelinas Sr. at
their cottage 236-4506.
Blue Water Auxiliary
The ladies Auxiliary held their
monthly meeting at the Rest Home on
September 3. Both the members and
residents were treated to a lovely
musical program. A lunch of cheese
and cake followed.
Twenty-eight ladies answered the
roll call. It was reported that 11 bir-
thday cards and one sympathy card
were sent out last month to the
residents.
Some frozen, left -over hot dogs and
buns and pop from the Bean Festival
were sold to the members. It was
decided to cash in the rest of the
Zehr's tapes and not save anymore.
If you have some tapes, please turn
them into the Home soon.
The date set for the annual Fall
Bazaar will be on Saturday,
November 9. So everyone has lots of
time to do some knitting.
Bowling •
Monday night was the beginning of
the ladies bowling league at the local
alleys, and a chance for everyone to
get together again for the winter
months with their friends and have a
little fun!
If you would like to join a team
phone Tony Bedard at 236-4923.
Newlyweds
Congratulations to bride and groom
Theresa Regier and Dwayne LaPorte
who were marrid on Saturday at St.
Boniface Church by Fr. Mooney with
dinner and reception in Hensall. They
are the children of Butch and Helen.
Regier and Isidore and Mary
LaPorte, all of Zurich.
The happy couple spent the first
night at the honeymoon tower suite,
Hessenland and on return home from
Niagara Falls will be living in
Hensall.
Congratulations to Dorothy Steckle
and Bob Dietrich who were married
on Saturday, September 7 at the
Zurich Mennonite Church by Pastor
Clayton Keupfer with dinner held in
Dashwood at the Community Centre.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Steckle, RR 3 Bayfield
and the groom is the son of Mrs.
Dorothy Dietrich, RR 3 Dashwood.
Following a month's honeymoon trip
west the couple will reside in Zurich.
Newcomers
Welcome to town to Mr. and Mrs.
Gushie and three children, formerly
of RR 3 Bayfield, who recently mov-
ed into the former home of Marjorie
and Magnus Thalheimer on Victoria
St. The Thalheimers have moved to
Mitchell.
45th anniversary
Congratulations to Patty and
Dorothy Bedard who celebrated their
45th wedding anniversary on
September 2. They were treated to a
family dinner Sunday by their three
children and spouses at the Oakwood
Inn, Grand Bend.
Congratulations also to Clarence
and Beattie Geoffrey on the occasion
of their 45th anniversary on Monday,
September 9. They are planning to go
on a trip to Germany to visit with
their daughter, Mary -Ann and son-in-
law Jim Vanos and children.
Zurich WI
An enjoyable day was had In, ;t3
Women's Institute members' atircl
friends on Thursday.We mototo
Clinton and visited Sloman's 1
on Wheels. We were shown slides of
their work in Northern Ontario and
served coffee and cookies by Mrs.
Sloman and daughter Margaret.
We had a short business meeting
and lunch and continued on to Blyth
were we all enjoyed the show Gar-
rison's Garage at the festival.
The day concluded with dinner at
the Blyth Hotel.
Trip
Anyone wishing to go on a trip to
Agawa Canyon from September 23 to
26 please phone Gen Doyle 236-4088.
Personals
Gertie Fleischauer spent the
weekend in London with her daughter
Larry and Marion Rogers and family.
Dan and Carrie Eybergen and
daughter of Waterloo spent from Fri-
day to Sunday at his parent's cottage
in Grand Bend, and celebrated Tif-
fany's first birthday on Saturday,
September 7 with supper and birth-
day cake at her grandparent's,
Carmel and Jerome Sweeney and
family, Zurich along with Aunt
Heather and Uncle Paul Klopp.
A very nice bridal shower was held
on Sunday at St. Boniface School for
need Brownie leaders
60 friends and relatives for Karen
Bigelow, the fiance of Barry Overholt,
son of Phil and Yvonne, who plan to
be married on October 12 in London.
Mrs. Juliette Denomme returned
home on Sunday after spending the
past week in London with her
daughter, Luciene and Eldon
Denomme.
Little Stephanie Gelinas, daughter
of Martin and Cheryl Gelinas is a pa-
tient in Sick Children's Hospital,
London.
Anyone interested in going to the
Rally in Toronto on Saturday,
September 21 by bus_ to protest silent-
ly against abortion (Justice for the
Unborne) may phone Loretta Ayotte
236-4169 from St. Peter's Parish, St.
Joseph.
Inspite of a very hot and humid
weekend, a good turnout was had for
the South Huron slo-pitch tournament
on Saturday and Sunday.
Labor Day weekend was the annual
family reunion and get-together at the
home of John and Bernadette
Denomme, RR 2 Zurich with all their
children and grandchildren (35 in all)
coming from Windsor, Toronto,
Oakville, Kitchener. Dad's birthday
on September 2 was celebrated and
all enjoyed using the newly built cabin
at the lake, which the boys had all
worked on this past summer.
Mrs. Eileen Consitt of Spruce Villa
Apts. was busy last week ding the
enumerating for Zurich, which is done
every three years.
Thelma Thiel, accompanied by her
brother, Truman Fischer of Saskat-
chewan returned home last Thursday
after a five week holiday there.
Truman is planning to spend a month
visiting with friends and relatives in
the Zurich area.
Miss Darla Gingerich, 22 -yr -old
daughter of Melvin and Mary Ellen
Gingerich, RR 2 Zurich is living in
Richmond, Virginia for the next year.
and working at a Day Care Center,
under the direction of the Board of
Mennonite Missions. Darla had left
home on August 29 for Eliart, Ind. to
attend a 10 -day orientation program.
Special get -well wishes for those
still in the Exeter hospital go to
Lenore Turkheim, Ward Neeb and
Mary Gerber.
Mystery prize winners at the bingo
last Thursday were split two ways
with Beattie Geoffrey, Zurich receiv-
ing $88.00. The other lady was from
Clinton.
Miss Diane Klopp, daughter of
NEW IfEACHER --- Linda Kistner, the new kindergarten teacher at St. Boniface, hands out drawing paper
to her students.
Herb and Donna Klopp, left by plane
on Sunday for an extended three-
month trip to Scotland, Germany,
Sweden, Ireland and other places in
Europe. A little farewell luncheon
was held in her honor on Friday after-
noon, given by her mother, with 18
friends attending.
Weekend visitors with Gerald and
Ursula Regier were Buster and Ber-
nie Regier and Bob and Pat Regier of
Windsor. Randy and Shelley Regier
of Windsor stayed with Eugene and
Debbie Regier and Bill arid Mary -Jo
Regier also of Windsor visited with
Phil and Linda Regier and all attend-
, ed the Regier-LaPorte wedding on
Saturday.
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