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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-10-09, Page 13SCHOOL COUNCIL — A new student council was elected on September 24 at Zurich Public School. Shown (bock left) are vip Kathy Schenk, room 8 rep Heather Consitt, treasurer. Joy Keupfer and (front) secretary Kelli McBeath, president Steve Shantz and room 7 rep Chris Gingerich. SKATING EXECUTIVE— Janice Watson, secretary (left), badge chairman Brenda Schilbe, treasurer Maureen Denomme and president Jim Denomme are ready to take registrations for the -Zurich and Area Figure Skating Club. Paula Watson is at the back. The Club is raising money by raffling a cabbage patch doll dresed in $1 bills. Varna couple feted on 25th By Mary Chessell Tom and Barb Consitt were joined by a' large crowd of friends at the Stanley Complex on Saturday night to celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Bill Consitt read an ad- dress of good wishes composed by MarjorieHayter and introduced their family, Paul, Scott and Lori. and the Custom Cider Pressing CaII S65-2122 For Appointment Ae' teb "David & Carol Steckle" RR 2 Zurich S6S-2122 interlocking Paving Stones for driveways - patios walks - pools - landscaping accents equipment rental for do-it-yourselfers - discounts available on larger purchases - delivery available ALSO patio blocks lawn edging sidewalk blocks park benches curbing" picnic tables Ptdetwcre Zed, 2 Parkside Ave. Zurich, Ontario Phone 236-4305 attendants and ushers in the wedding party. Tom and Barb expressed their appreciation to everyone. Dancing was enjoyed to the music of Whisky Jack. On the previous weekend they were treated to dinner at the Bayview Restaurant by close . friends and relatives, followed by a social even- ing at the home of Jim and Kate Keys. Shower On Sunday, Pat Taylor hosted `an Evans family shower for. Brenda Dowson. Brenda received one very unique gift as the result of a joke she had shared with Barry Taylor for some time. The card said "Where's the Beef?" The answer was in a decorated baby calf standing outside the window, a gift from Pat and Barry. U.C.W. . Ruby Hill gave an interesting ac- ' count of a week she and Gordon had spent in Newfoundland in early September. Gordon had a two-day meeting of the Economic Council of Canada in St. John's, and took advan- tage of the trip to learn more about the people in that area. They soon learned that motels and restaurants are scarce outside of St. John's, but bed and breakfast places gave them a chance to talk with peo- ple. Small places in Newfoundland are called "communities" rather than villages. In Calvert, where they stayed with Mrs. Sullivan, they noticed there were a lot of ponies. Most families have one to haul their supply of firewood. Two- way radios are now used to keep in touch with fishermen, and govern- ment health care and pensions are gratefully appreciated. Another cou- ple they stayed with was restoring an abandoned lighthouse. •Mrs. Legge of Ileart's Delight and lived in Toronto for a short time years ago, but moved back to New- foundland to raise her children in a better environment. In Conception Bay they stayed in a high class place with exceptior Illy good cooking and several other ,uests. Doctors from St. John's come there to rest and relax. Gordon and Ruby talked to David and Marion Pitt and attended Gower United Church in St. John's where the late Rev. Pitt had ministered. He was a minister in Varna for a time, where he and his wife are fondly remembered. There were no supermarkets in the small communities, just a conve- nience store and usually a Sears catalogue store. Houses are frame, painted every year or two because of the harsh weather. The land in the St. John's area is unsuitable for crops and lawns are uncut. Cod is a staple food served most places where they stayed. Every kitchen has a • Preliminary List of Electors 1985 TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY Clerk's Notith of Posting Preliminary List of Electors Not"(e 1s Hereby .yen that occordonce *-'h Sp(1.0,, 15 01 The Mumc.pal Elections Act on October 15 .n 985 we w.11 be post,n9 .n our ofhCes ,'d suc h other places as set out below 0 hs' of an persons entitled 'o .ate .n 'he .o,.1 mun,(,pahaCS of the November 12 1985 Mum( gtalEle( t.on And Whereby Coll upon all pe'sonS who ore elig,hle .o'er'.'o ( heck the 1,st for any er ror% O' orn,ss.ont and ony person whose name has not been mctuded .n the prehm,no,y I st for 0 polhn9 subdw,s.on may hip on oppl. oaar w•th the Clerk to hove such error or on' %S,On corrected The last Day for Siting Any Sur h Appf•(ahnn Is Wednesday October 23 1985 And further lake Notice that the Re..vw. of 'he l s' .v.0 , o,nmence .n the Ofhce of Clerks o' the Mun.c,poi 011,ces set out below on Tuesday O,'ober 15 1985 of 900 AM end continues us',I all n0p6(0t10ns have been disposed n1 LOCATION OF LIST OF ELECTORS Municipal Office, RR 1 Varna, Ontario Telephone No. 482-7907 Mel Graham DATED The, 30'h ddy of September 1985 CLERK TREASURER cookstove and a rocking chair. No one person they met fit the "Newfie" stereotype as per Newfie jokes. Marjorie Stirling and Ruby led in devotions on the Thanksgiving theme. Reports were given by secretary Helen Taylor and treasurer Margaret Hayter. A substantial gratuity was received in addition to the account for the wedding dinner we served. President Mary Chessell gave a report on the executive meeting held in Belgrave. The date of the Regional in Egmondville was changed to Oc- tober 28 so Lorna Kilb could speak on her Korean experience. Thanks was expressed to those who had helped plan and serve the wedding dinner, and the women who have helped with the varnishing and cleaning in the , 4.411 S, 1.r$fl�t.Lpn.was, made to Abel and Drug Concerns Personals Craig and Shelly Taylor of St. Albert, near Edmonton, arrived here on Saturday for a two-week stay with Ron and Joyce. Craig met many of his old friends at the anniversary party at the Complex. A shower is being held for Brenda Dowson on Tuesday, October 22 at the Complex. Harvey and Maureen Hayter, Wilfred Chuter and Aldie Mustard en- joyed a four-day holiday trip to Sun- dance Lodge on Lake of Bays on the last weekend in September. There was plenty of recreation and enter- tainment, and a lake cruise from Dorset to Huntsville and back to the Lodge near Dwight. The fall colours were gorgeous last week. We were almost to North Bay, and from the Huntsville area north the hills were a riot of every shade of red, green and gold, the best we have ever seen. Times -Advocate, October 9, 1985 Page 11 Bingo for Bro. Bob on Oct. 27 Everyone Is reminded of the annual fund raising "Bingo" being held for Brother Bob Mittelholtz in India that Will take place at the Zurich Com- munity Centre on October 27 spon- sored by St. Boniface Parish. The C.W.L. Bazaar will be held on November 9 at the school. Everyone welcome! Bhie Water Auxiliary The monthly Ladies Auxiliary Meeting was held at the Bluewater Rest Home on Tuesday October 1. A musical program was enjoyed by all. Plans and committees were made ready for the up -coming Fall Bazaar to be held at the Home on Saturday November 9 from 2-4 p.m. Included will be a Penny Sale and Bake table, crafts, bazaar items, draws on cake and baby afghan, apron wheel and tea room. The group is going to catalogue all the books in the library. Dues are going to be taken at the November and December meeting for next year and will be $2.00 from now on. New members are more than `welcome to join. The meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month. A report of the recent convention held in Niagara Falls given by presi- dent Marie Gelinas stated that the auxiliary members are keys to the community groups and churches, and that the residents see us as caring 'friends. We present their needs to the public, and serving humanity is the greatest work in life. Wedding Several from town attended the wedding of John Regier and Cathy Peltier in Windsor on September 28 at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church of- ficiated by Fr. Gary Ducharme. At- 'tenId'nfrom town were the families Stanley history book The Stanley History Book Commit- tee met on Wednesday, October 2 and decided to allow additional space for family histories, and extend the sub- mission deadline to November 1, 1985. Families are asked to make sure that they register with Albert Postma, Varna, before October 16. All familiess who have registered will receive a let- ter explaining the changes in space allotment. The decision was made not to com- g of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Geoffrey, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Regier, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Regier, Mr. and Mrs. Melfred Overholt and Mrs. Marcella Regier. The groom is the son of Alvin and Doris Regierof Windsor. Also attena ding was Mrs. Ann Attridge from Clarkville, Indiana, a sister to Ted Geoffrey. Personals Russell and June Geoffrey of Toronto spent last Sunday and Mon- day with Ted and Jean Geoffrey. A very nice friendship party was presented by the grade two and three pupils of Sister Maureen O'Reilly's class and Fr. Mooney on Tuesday morning October 1 at St. Boniface School. It included a prayer time, skits and singing; followed by the children playing a few games and ser- ving snacks and refreshments to the Varents and grandparents.wbo_at- r the program: ....t.,.... .. Matthew and Mary -Lou Denomme and family enjoyed supper at the Dominion on Sunday September 29 in honour of their Anniversary Happy anniversary to Donna and George Watson on October 3. Friends and relatives from town at- tended the 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Eugene and Evelyn Creces on Friday October 4 held at the Dashwood Community Centre. Happy 25th (silver wedding an- niversary1 to Phil and Vonnie Overholt on October 8 with Mass said for them at St. Boniface Church by Fr. Mooney at 2 p.m. Where they renewed their marriage vows and received the Papal blessing. The mass was attended by several friends and relatives. Their four children planned a very beautiful "Surprise" day for their parents complete with dinner out, and a family get-together at their home afterwards. Phil and Vonnie receiv- ed many lovely gifts, flowers, cards 'and greetings and wish to thank everyone, also for a well -kept secret by Christa and Ernst. Delegates Doris Deichert and Donna Klopp were delegates at the London Con- ference constituting convention for Evangelical Lutheran women held in London on October 2 at Redeemer Lutheran Church. The theme was "One in Christ, One in Ministry "-Ten ladies attended from Zurich. Happy 22nd wedding anniversary wishes go out to Jerome and Helene Ducharme on Saturday October 12, plete the proposed farm histories and happy 24 anniversary to Gord and where owners have failed to return Cecilia Smith on October 14. Happy the information forms or did not list 17th birthday to Karen Schade last all previous owners. Only the farms Thursday. with the names of all owners down Baptism through the years will be included. ian Christopher son of Bill and The committee had originally plann- Cheryl Pole. was baptized on Sunday ed to include a complete list of the October 6 at St. Boniface church by owners of each farm with the date of Fr. Moo;ley with godparents being purchase. Denise and Roger O'Brien. A family The next meeting will beat the Com- get-together al the baby's home plex on Wednesday, October 16 and, followed. all interested people are welcome. Bob and Dorothy Dietrich (nee Steckle) returned home on Saturday after a lovely month's honeymoon travelling to various places and going as far as Vancouver Island. They also visited with friends on the way and with Bob's two brother's, Tom and Dick Dietrich, in Alberta. Mrs. Blanche Rowan from Kirkland Lake -returned home by train last Thursday after visiting with her son Bill and daughter-in-law Wen- dy Rowan and family in Blake since August 16 and taking care of the children while mom was in the hospital and since returning home with little Jeremy. Bill accompanied his mother back to spend some time hunting, and visiting with relatives and his sisters and brothers in Kirkland Lake and Matachewan. Cubs Meet The Zurich Cub pack held their weekly meeting at the public school last Tuesday October 1 with approx- imately 18 boys attending. They played baseball until dark then work- ed on their handicraft badge. They are making simple marionette pup- pets which they finished this past Tuesday. The evening ended with a game of crab soccer. The Cub leaders are Hubert Thiel, Tony Lansbergen and Wanda Regier. The Mystery Prize at last week's Bingo worth $250.00 went to Rose Ann Overholt. The Jack Pot was split three ways. Fifteen turkeys for thanksgiving were also won. pa Clittte.tY.5) yY� ST. BONIFACE COUNCIL — The new student council executive at St. Boniface Separate School in Zurich. From the left are president Anne Hartman, vice-president Debbie Regier and secretary -treasurer Leon Bedard. T -A photo LIST OF ELECTORS FOR z% TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH 1985 Clerk's Notice of First Posting of Preliminary List. .._ Preliminary list, 1985 of the Township of Tuckersmith, County of Huron. Notice Is Hereby Given that In occordance with Section 25 of The Municipal Elections Act. on October 1Sth. 19115 we willbo posting, in our offices and such other places as set out below, a list of all parsons entitled to vote in the said municipalities at the November 12th. 1985 Municipal Election. And Whereby Call upon all persons who are eligible voters to check the list for any er- rors or omissions and any person whose name hos not been included in the preliminary list for a polling subdivision may file an application with the Clerk to hove such error or omission corrected. The last Oay For filing Any Such Application Is Wednesday, October 23rd„ 1985. And further Take Notice that the Revision of the,,List will commence in the Office of Clerks at the Municipal Offices set out below on Tuesday, October 15th. 1985, at 9:00 AM and continues until all applications have been disposed of. LOCATION OF LIST OF ELECTORS Municipal Office, GMB 117, R.R. No. 5, Clinton, Ontario. Telephone No. 482-9523 Dated: This 9th day of October, 1985. J.R. McLachlan, Clerk -Treasurer Township of Tuckersmith MOVE Marlene Gingerich and Pearl Gingerich stand outside the spacious'►ew Main St. quarters of Blessings Unlimited. New and good used clothing is on display. All help is volunteer, and profits are for community needs. s NOMINATIONS Notice to Municipal Electors TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMiTH TAKE NOTICE shot persons may be nominated as candidates In on election between 9 o'clock in the forenoon arid 5 o'clock in the afternoon of nomination clay, Monday. October 21st, 1985, but nothing In section 35 of the Municipal Elections Act, R.S.O. 1980, c. 301 prevents a person filing a nomination paper with the Clerk during his normal office hours durind'the four days immediately preceding nomination day. Offices for which persons may be nominated: A. Reeve, Deputy•Reeve, and three Councillors for the Township of Tuckersmith. B. One member to the Huron County Board of Education for the Township of Tuckersmith and the Town of Clinton. C. One member to the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board for the Townships of Tuckersmith and Stanley, and the Town of Seaforth. Each of the members so nominated, if elected. are to serve a three- year term, commencing December 1st, 1985 and for 1086, 1087 and 1988. Where the number of candidates for an office is not sufficient to fill the number of vacancies to which candidates may be elected, on the Wednesday following nomination day, October 21, 108S, the Clerk may between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. receive and certify additional nominations for the office In respect to which there was an Insufficient number of candidates. For further information regarding the procedures under the Election Act, contact the undersigned. J.R. McLachlan, Clerk Treasurer. Township of •vckersmith. GMB 117. R.R. No s Clinton. Ontario. NOM 110