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Times -Advocate, December 4, 1985
Lions donate to deserving prieds
The Lions meeting of November 18
had a roll call of 22 members present
and six guests. Special speaker was
P.D.G. Dr. Jim Loucks of the St.
Marys Lions dub who spoke on
membership and retention.
Lion Kevin McKinnon reported
$12:3:3.00 was collected for the C.N.I.B.
canvass and stag chairman Richard
Erb reported a profit -of $225:3.83 from
the event held November tat which
will be spent on many worthwhile pro-
jects) such. as $250.01 to the First
Zurich Cub Pack and donated $250.00
to the Iluron' County Christmas
Bureau. and are to bby eight sweaters
'plus Lions crests for the pee wee
hockey team. and are to order 25
friendly banners.
The club will hold their annual
Christmas party on Saturday.
December 14 at the Dominion Tavern
with their wives as guests. Everyone
is to bring along a gift 10 exchange.
The group have recently delivered
new telephone hooks to everyone in
Zurich.
• These motions were made and
secodded at a Director's meeting at
the home of President Wayne
Meidinger. which also approved the
applications of two new members.
Kevin Oke and Ralph Geiger.
Inter -club visits were made to Clin-
ton, Blyth,•St. Marys and Lucknow
clubs recently.
Dates to remember: Turkey Bingo,
December 5: Exeter Lions club
parade. ,December 7: Ladies night
and Christmas party. December 14:
Santa Claus parade and treats tor the
children will be on December 21.
('.W.I., Meeting
A very interesting talk on first aid
in the home and the local ambulance
service available was given by Brad
Lucas of O'Connor Ambulance of
Zurich.
Business included financial
assistance to Huron Social Services
for Christmasgifts► and Huron Day
Care for theilomebound, purchase of
directories as gifts, planning of the
Pro -Life Day (Dec. 81 and the Wine
and Cheese Party (Dec. 15) .and
report of the Penny Sale.
'Personals
Carmel and daughter. little Meagan
Sweeney arrived back home Friday
safe and sound. after a lovely two.'
week vacation visiting with several
friends and relatives in Windsor.
Tecutnseh and Leamington. Namely
her mother. Mrs. Jean Bedard and
sisters, Shirley and Mary along with
their families, also friends, Roxanne,
Regina and Dave and Carolyn Stark
and girls.
Paul Smith who attends St. Clair
College in w inotsor spent the weekend
with his parents. Cord and Cecilia
Smith and family.
Jeannie Groot. a student at the
University in Windsor spent the
weekend with her parents, John and
Bridget Groot.
Congratulations to John 4nd Ber-
nadete Denomme who cotebrated
their "45th" wedding anniversary on
Saturday, November 30 with a fami-
ly get-together held in Windsor.
Ina Neeb has recently taken up
residence in the Spruce Villa Apts.
A very nice Christmas party and
delicious roast bee( dinner was had at
the arena last -Wednesday by the staff
and their spouses of the Blue Water
Rest Home. A ten year service desk
pen set was presented to Cheryl
Gelinas, while Wilma Erb and Inez
Winegarden were given gifts` for their
retirement by administrator Mr. Risi.
which was followed by a dance.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Marcel Verlinde who recently
celebrated their silver 125th) wedding
Cil 11.1). yy�
Mrs. Carmel Sweeney
Phone: 236-4702
REFILLS - Blue Water Rest Home Ladies Auxiliary member Ina Neeb checks the coffee cups of Marie
Deichert, Jake Deichert and Albert Deichert during the annual Christmas dinner at the Home.
anniversary.
Fr. Mooney was among those who
accompanied Bishop Sherlock to Peru
recently to help celebrate the 25th an-
niversary of the Landon Diocese's
presence in the Zana Valley which
took place on November 25. All priests
who had served in the Diocesan Mis-
sion were invited to attend. Fr.
Mooney also saw Sister Lauretta
while there. Special thanks to Fr.
Fuerth and Fr. Fleming for saying
Masses in his absence.
Our parish (St. Boniface) had 40
hours devotion from Sunday to Tues-
day of this past week with (he begin-
ning of the first Sunday in Advent
under the direction of Father Jansen.
director of the Retreat House in Ox -
1 along with neighbouring priest to
11• RO, out with the Sacrament of
pegarice.
Wood turnout was on hand Sun-
day inspite of a wet, cold day to attend
the annual Christmas dinner held at
the Rest Home for the residents and
their families who all enjoyed a
delicious smorgasbord meal with a
lovely variety of mouth watering
dishes, complete with turkey, ham,
and plum pudding for dessert.
Members of the ladies auxiliary
helped to serve.
Several friends and relatives at-
tended the Open House in honor of 0
Mrs. Susan Kipfer on Sunday, ,
December 1 at.the, Mennonite Church
Fellowship Halt helping her to
celebrate her '90th' birthday.
Don't forget to attend the Lions 2
Club annual Turkey Bingo being held 1
tomorrow night. Thursday,
December 4 at the Zurich arena
beginning at 8:00 p.m. with 15games 4
being played for turkeys. (Admission 2
is $2.00). Proceeds will go towards the 3
Childrens' Santa Claus day on • 1
December 21.
Also the children are invited to pay 3
a visit to Santa Claus on Saturday, 3
December 7 at the 'Zurich Co -Op 9
branch between the hours of 10 a.m.
to 12 noon to tell Jolly St. Nick what I
they want for Christmas.
John and Bern Denomme spent the 3
last two and a half weeks in Windsor 9
at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs
Dan Denomme babysitting their
grandchildren while parents, took a
their little girl to Toronto Sick 2
Children's Hospital where she under- 2
went twooperations.
Heather Redick, general manager 2
of Huron Country Playhouse. Grand 2
- fiend was one of three Canadian 3
delegates to attend an international 4
arts symposium in Moscow from
November 26 to December 2. a
Paul Kloppattended the Federation 3
of Agriculture convention held in 3
T'or'onto from November 25 to 27. A
The Women's institute had their g
December Christmas meeting at,lhe a
Dominion Hotel on Monday afternoon 3
with lunch. which was enjoyed by all
who attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rau spent a
few days with their daughter and son- 3
in-law in St. Catharines this past I
week.
ACCEPTING Hay Township Reeve
commemorating Dashwood's 124th
SESQUICENTENNIAL
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BOUNTIFUL BUFFET - GertieFleischauer(right) a.member of the Blue Water
• iliary, helps serve Ethel Hess at the Home's annual Christmas dinner. Othe
Kalbileisch and Oricile Harvey. •
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The saying goes "records are made
to lx• broken" and it appears that was
the case Sunday when w•e held our an-
nual Christmas dinner for Residents
and their families. Needless to say.
we had "kali to wall" people who
. came early and slant the afternoon
enjoying the visits with their families.
the food and the music. Guests were
here from as far away as London.
New Hamburg. Mississauga. Agin-
court. Toronto. G(xleric•h. Hamilton.
Sarnl;l and surrounding areas.
We are indebted to Pearl :Inn Mar-
tin. and Grace Martin for their organ
and pianoduels. Bob Ileyw(xxI for his
accordion music and -John Warner for
the organ solos. 1,1'e also could not
manage without the assistance nl the
:Auxiliary members for their help
throughout the a fternoxmin hot the
kitchen and the dining moms.
1 am sure The Powers That lie"
were also smiling on us and held off
the stormy weather that ascended on
us Monday morning which no doubt
would have ruined the day for many
Visitors and disappointed many
residents. On Monday evening. the
movies "The• Christmas Messenger..
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and "Brats" were shown followed by
refreshments.
Residents who were out during the
week were Aaron Gingerich,
Marcella Dietrich, Losetta Fahrner,
Valeria Armst rong:
On Friday afternoon. some of our
Residents enjoyed a bus ride around
the area and as far as Staffa where
they were able to visit a farm where
they have 'a Llama. which proved
fascinating for them.
Wednesday evening. the staff -board
of directors and their
wives/husbands, Christmas dinner
was held in the Zurich Arena. During
the course of the evening Mrs. Cheryl
Gelinas was presented with an
engraved pen set for having served 10
vers of service at the llome. Mrs. In-
ez Winegarden who has resigned after
having worked as a Nurses' Aid for
almost 19 years and Ik1rs. Wilma Erb
also resigned having served as assis-
tant cook or 15 years were both
presented with engraved silver trays
by the Board of Directors.
Bingo was held on Friday evening
followed by refreshments.
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Rest
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HomeLadies Aux -
line are Margaret
BIRTHOIf _- A reception was
held at Zurich Mennonite Church
in honour of Susan Kipfer's 90th
bicthday.
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