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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-02-27, Page 18Page 6A Times -Advocate, February 27, 1985 Bro. Abraham will speak at World Day of The World Day of Prayer will be held at the United Church this Friday March 1 at 2:10 in the afternoon with special speaker Fr. Abraham, a Jesuit priest who runs an agricultural school in India. The theme is "Peace through Prayer and Action". Travellers home A very nice two-week trip was en- joyed by Jack and Sandy Stephan along with some friends. They flew from Toronto to Venezuela, a six hour flight, and were 200 miles from the equator. Skating Club dance Tickets are now on sale for the skating club dance to be held on Saturday, March 9 at 9:00 p .m. at the Zurich Community Centre. Cost is $8.00 per couple with the Cavaliers Band supplying the music. Tickets are available at Shaws Store, from dub members or president Laura - Ann Overholt. The figure skating club also held a draw last Tuesday for a Cabbage Patch doll bed that went to sisters Elyshia and Marcia Denomme of RR 1 Dashwood, daughters of Jim and Maureen who were among those that raised over $25.00 on the recent skate- a-thon. Golden Agers The Golden Agers held their annual quilting bee and pot luck supper at the township hall on Monday, February 25 with a very good turn -out. They also had 15 out for lunch. Lucien and Nora Corriveau at their apartment at Spruce Villa were children, Luella and Chester Loucks, Leo Paul and Ann Corriveau (newlyweds) and Cyril and Lynda Corriveau with new baby Christine Monique all of London. Also Julie Gelinas, Zurich. Doug and Julie DeBus, and Paul and Shirley Bedard spent Saturday and Sunday in Stratford with their brother and wife, Leo and Gail DeBus and children. George and Elaine Keller of Dasbwood along with some friends enjoyed spending from last Tuesday to Thursday at the Wheels Motor Inn iri Chatham while their children stayed with their grandparents, 'Pony and Adeline Denomme in Zurich. Lillie Julie Elaine Brandon, daughterof Pat and Terri Brandon ( nee Paul) Bayfield was baptized on Sunday, February 24 at St. Peter's Catholic Church by Fr. Bensette with godparents Denise and Roger O'Brien, RR 2 Zurich. A family get together and supper for 35 relatives followed afterwards at the parish half. . Diane Klopp of Toronto spent the weekend with hor parents Mr. and Mrs. Herb Klopp. Ross and Shirley Cooper of Inger- soll ngersoll and Ruth -Ann Flaxbard, London were Sunday dinner guests with their parents Earl and Anne Flaxbard. Jim and Joy Hogg, RR 2 Zurich, returned home on Sunday after a nice month's holiday in Texas visiting with her sister. They also spent some time in Mexico. Their daughter, Roberta Robert- son, arrived on the weekend from Vancouver to spend a week with her parents as well as two sisters and their families. She will attend her sister-in-law's wedding in Hamilton on Saturday. Hubert and Marge Schilbe return- • March of Dimes The Ontario March of Dimes 1985 lund-raising campaign is officially over. Chairpersons Pauline Miller and June Fisher are pleased to report a total of $988.76 was collected in Zurich and district. Special thanks to the dedicated volunteers who worked so hard, and to everyone who gave Learning for Lent Learning for Lent is being held at the Zurich United church on Thurs- day mornings from 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. for three weeks. The first session on February 21 began with a good tur- nout to hear Patti Robertson speak on "What's New in Decorating". This Thursday February 28, Rosemary Ferguson will show "how to make and decorate Easter eggs". Everyone is welcome. Cost is $2.00 per session. • Babysitting is provided for preschoolers. Bible study will be con- ducted by Rev. Barbara Laing, with the topic being Women, Who Are We. On Tuesday evenings a Lenten Pro- gram is being held at St. Peter's School, St. Joseph, with theme, "Focus on Family". Operetta The Operetta "Tom Sawyer" is be- ing presented by the grade seven and eight students of St �onifa �-hool--: _ - this Thursday, February 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the gym. Advance tickets $2.(0 ( phone the school 236-4335.1 Paper Drive Paper Drive this week on Thursday, February 28 at 6:30 p.m. Knights of Columbus Father Stephen Eckert Council 5289, Seaforth, hosted an inter -council meeting of district 31 at their general meeting on Thursday, February 21 which involved acouncils from Goderich, Clinton, Listowel, !lesson, Stratford, and Zurich at their council chambers in St. Columbian. Guest speaker Paul Steckle, warden of Huron County, gave a very interesting talk on the operation of the county. A social time concluded the meeting with euchre and lunch. The lucky winners of the Share -the - wealth draw were Sue Rau, RR 2 Zurich winning $119.00 and consola- tion prizes of $25.00 going to Jim' Maloney and Chris and Sheri Maloney of St. (oluinb an. Personals Bob and 'I: otie Merner celebrate their 19th wedding anniversary on February 19. Leo and Helen ('renes wiII be married 19 years on February 12. Dan, Carrie and little 'Tiffany F:ytx'rgen of Waterloo spent from Fri- day 10 Sunday with her parents. Jerome and Carmel Sweeney and family Mrs Alda Struyke. Dashwood was the lucky winner of $1500 (x) a1 the bingo in Luc'an last week Charlie and Bernice Eckel, Zurich, and friends. ,1i►n and Dianne Recker, Dashwood. returned home recently from a nice warn) two-week vacation in ;11exic'o- A week ago Saturday visitors with Sales 8 Service Authorized Dealer for General Instrument • FRESH LOIN CENTRE CUT ed home Sunday after a lovely and restful two-week vacation in the sun- ny south. While there they visited with friends, Dot and Gord Hess who had just purchased a summer home in Puerta Gorda, Florida. They also spent some time with Morris and Kay Webb at West Palm Beach, Fla. Upon returning homethey received a phonecall from Ka who was all ex- cited about getting a hole -in -one on Friday at the Palm Lakes executive golf club which entitles her to a draw on a trip to England, a write up in the golf digest and many more valuable prizes. Congratulations Kay! Rick aid Marg Gingerich have returned home from a nice, warm, two-week vacation at Daytona Beach, Florida, where they visited with her ,.r Prayer parents, Marinus and Joanne Ver- munt. They also attended a conven- tion in Orlando, in connection with the new line of tractors at C.G. Farni Supply. Marg's brother Joseph also spent a week in Florida and.returned home with them. Recently, Joanne and Don Boyes visited with her parents there also. • fzir • // LEARNING FOR LENT - Patti Robertson, Wingham, (left) spoke on "What's new in decorating" at the first Learning for Lent session in Zurich United Church. Shown with her ore Gwyn Whilsmith, Zurich; Maida Gaiser, Dashwood; Doris Dettmer, Exeter and Rev. Barbara Laing. CHOPS BONELESS CENTRE CUT LOIN CHOPS OR ROASTS 2 3.95/kg [ w 4 t FAST FRY417/kg COUNTRY STYLE CENTRE CUT LOIN RIB PORTION PORK CHOPS/89b. PORK LOIN BONELESS 13.21/kg VALUABLE COUPON RIB EYE STEAK OR ROAST 5.99b SCHNEIDERS SLICED PREVIOUSLY FROZEN 2.18/kg FRE N YOUNG TURKEYS 11101TIRBAtt With this coupon get St oil the total purchase pnce or your Bulterball turkey Limit 1 coupon per family Oiler expires March 2/BS OFF SPECIAL SWIFTS GRADE 'A' BASTED s 1t hB*tt TURKEYS UP TO 5 kg 3.48 r /kg iii BEEF LIVER Ib. MAPLE LEAF 4.83/kg SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLL 2.19L COUNTRY GOLD 6.59/kg ROUND FULLY COOKED DINNER HAM 2.996. 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