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Times -Advocate, January 2, 1985
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL -- IMO
December21 wos the final day of a 30 -year teaching
career, all in the Zurich area, for Doreen Oesch, Zurich Public School. She was
presented with a purse -size alarm clock and a card by student council president
John Hendrick and vice-president Shelley Erb while president Don O'Brien looked on.
it; ..
BOWLING FOR ETHIOPIA - Sixty-five ARC employees and 12 staff raised more
than $600 for Ethiopian famine relief at a bowlathon at Zurich's Town and Country
Lanes. Proprietors Tony and Marlene Bedard donated the use of bowling shoes and
lanes. Staff members Brian Decker and Wendy Patterson keep score while staffer
Bonnie Jones (right) waits to bowl with employees Paul Consitt and Jerry Collins.
Paul collected the largest amount of pledge money.
Family
and Sharon Silverstein and
Rose -Marie all of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Schroeder held Christmas
dinner at their home on Sun-
day. Dec. 23 for family and
relatives on his side.
Our families gathered
together on Tues. Dec. 25 to
celebrate Christmas together.
As usual we enjoyed a
delicious turkey dinner with
all the trimmings along with
the rest of the family of
Mozart and Marie Gelinas Sr.
Other -large family
Christmas dinners were held
December 25 at the homes of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Overhgll and Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Farwell.
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Bedard Sr. all got
together for the holidays at
their home on New fear's
1)
Mrs. Margaret Kalbflersch
spent the Christmas holidays
with her children and families
in Toronto - Brampton.
The children of Florence
Denomme and their spouses.
along with her grandchildren,
held their family Christmas
get-together for 22 at the
Dominion on December 23
with a turkey dinner.
Mac and Jean Klopp
returned home last Thursday
after spending Christmas
with their sons and families,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klopp
in Toronto and Mr: and Mrs.
Russ Klopp in Milton.
Gen Doyle was the lucky
winner of the Christmas gift
basket from the draty made at
the bakeshop on Dec. 24.
Mr.and Mrs. Mozart
Gelinas Sr. enjoyed dinner al
the home of their grandson.
Joey and Sandra Overholt
and family in London on
December 23 along with Keva
: y.
Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Masse
held Christmas for their
CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD Dutch attire was
port of 0 presentation at the St. Boniface School's
concert.
children, in-laws and grand-
children at the Hay Township
hall in Zuri
Dan, Carrie and . Tiffany
Eybergen of Waterloo spent
a few days at Christmas time
with her family, Jerome and
Carmel Sweeney and the
Klopps.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Bedard of Toronto spent
Christmas with his parents.
Gerald and Helen Bedard:
Diane Klopp of Toronto and
brother, Doug Klopp of
Oakville spent the holiday
season with their parents and
family, Herb and Donna
Klopp.
Juliette Denommt returned
home on Sat. after spending
two weeks over Christmas
with her families in [million.
Marc and Cindy Gelinas
and two children of London
spent Sunday with his parents
and New Year's with friends
Pat and Jane Bedard.
(Cougar
Column
Zurich Public School
Students in grade 4, 5, 6 and
7 have been busy putting
together the junior operetta.
'Most of Grade5and6are in-
volved with acting and the
choir is made up of grades 4
and 7. .
On Thursday, December 20.
at 1 p.m. students watched
our annual Christmas film.
On Friday, December 21
grade 6 and 7 put on a special
assembly from 9 to 10 a.m. All
were welcome to attend.
On Friday various classes
travelled by bus to entertain
the Blue Water Rest Home.
The month has been very
busy for students. All of us
have been practicing very
hard for the Christmas Play.
The performances were on
Tuesday. December 18 al 1:30
and Wednesday, December 19
at 7:30.
()n December 20 the whole
school saw the annual
Christmas film. As always
the film was kept a total
secret. Also on December 20
the SIMDI'S Theatre Arts
group performed for our 1-5
classes.
The Christmas Dinner was
held for grades 7 and 8
students and staff at Z.P s
There were lots of goodies
such as turkey. mashed
potatoes and apple pie. We
would also like to thank Mrs.
Oesch for being such a kind.
wonderful teacher and we are
sorry to see you go. Happy
Retirement. Mrs. Oesch
New Year welcomed at Community Centre dance
A good time was had by all
A by all
who attended the New year's
Eve dance at the Zurich
arena with music supplied by
Mozarts Melody Makers,
complete with hats and horns
and a delicious smorgasbord
lunch at midnight, sponsored
by the Lions Club.
Golden Agers
The Zurich Golden Agers
will be meeting on Monday,
January 14 at 1:00 p.m. in the
afternoon at the township
hall, followed by exercise at
Go/clen
A "Happy New Year", one
and all.
Everyone should be
reasonably happy with the
"great weather we are enjoy-
ing, whether or not it will last.
Many of our residents were
able to spend Christmas with
their families, mainly
because of the good weather
conditions. The month of
January is usually a long,
drab month. so the weather
we have had will make it
more tolerable.
Residents enjoyed all of the
entertainment provided for
them over the holiday season,
also the many treats receiv-
2:30. All Seniors are invited.
Card Club Girls
The Card Club girls (8) had
a little holiday get-together at
the home of Ina Neeb last
Friday.
('hristnras Guests
Christmas Day guests with
Jack and Lenora Turkheim
were Richard Turkheim and
Miss Carol Biro from La
Ronge, Saskatchewan. Mr.
and Mrs. William Billington.
Renwick, London. Bill and
Marion Billington and sons
Z`nt ei
ed by both residents and staff.
Mass was celebrated by Fr.
Mooney on Monday,
December 24.
The Conservative Men-
nonite young people sang
carols throughout the Home
on Christmas Eve.
Bingo was played on Friday
evening followed by
refreshments.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Mr.
Peter Snell of Exeter United
Church.
Sunday morning, the
residents were pleased to
have the adults of the Zurich
Mennonite Sunday school sing
for them.
SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM
9 A.M. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 2
UNTIL CLOSING
SATURDAY JANUARY 5, 1985
We reserve Mal right to limit
Purchases 10 reasonable weekly
family rpufrement,
Mark and Jonathan of Lon-
don. Highlight of the after-
noon was the telephone call
from their son Craig, (goalie
for team Canada playing in
Helsinki, Finland.)
Grainger Christmas
A very nice Christmas
family get-together was held
at the home of Russell and
Elizabeth Grainger on Sat.,
Dec. 29 at their home with 35
for supper. Those present
were Wayne and Helen
Horner with children. Cam
and Shelley, from St. Paul's
Alberta and daughter Cathy
Fawcett and two sons, Ken(
and Scott from Sherwood
Park, Alberta, who arrived on
Iiecember 27 for two weeks.
Also present were Phyllis and
Jim Ramer and three
children, Jamie, Chad and Jill
from Avon, New York State,
who have been spending the
past three weeks with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Ramer. R1( 2 "Zurich.
while Helen and Wayne ar•e,
staying with her sister and
family Mary and Richard
Erb, RR 3 Bayfield. Also pre-
sent were Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Grainger and family.
Personals
Best wishes for a speed)
recovery are extended to
Mrs. Marcella Dietrich who is
a patient in on
Hospital Exeter and to uth HurWard
Neeb.
Earl Flaxbard, who was a
patient in Exeter hospital
returned home on Monday.
Frank Kane is a patient in
Victoria Hospital.
Dave and Carolyn Stark
and two girls from Windsor
spent Christmas with his
mother, Mrs. Theresa Stark
and her father, Mr. Keith
Thiel and other relatives in
the area. Carolyn also stayed
in town throughout the
holidays until
SHARING - Students from Zurich Public School travelled -to -the -Blue Water Rest Home to sing for the residents
during_tite Christmas season
zehrs
fine markets... of fine foods
SCHNEIDERS SCHNEIDERS
SLICED SAUSAGE
CHOPPED MUFFIN
HAM ROUNDS
175gt 79 3759 f. 99
SCHNEIDERS 6 VARIETIES
SLICED
BOLOGNA
500 g PKG.
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MADE
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500 g PKG
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SPROUTS
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1.96,k ONTARIO
8916 CARROTS
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PR00. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1
1.49 ONIONS
5 Ib BAG
FRESH PICNIC
PORK SHOULDER ROASTS
2.16m.
PORK BUTT CHOPS
FRESH FROM ONTARIO
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11
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NEW ZEALAND
FROZEN LOIN
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KNACKWURST
SCHNEIDERS
FAMILY PACK
BEEF BURGERS
SCHNEIDERS
REGULAR OR CHUNKY
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4 VARIETIES
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FROZEN
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LEG OF
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79
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6.57/kg
4.39/kg
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9.90/kg
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SCHNEIDERS CHICKEN, 6.37/kg
LUNCHEON OR MAC & CHEESE
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2991b.
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MAPLE LEAF 4.39/kg
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