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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-04-23, Page 16v Iin►as-Advocute, April 23, 1966 ZURICH K of C COUNCIL - Members of the recently formed Zurich Knights of Columbus Council 8863 received their charter, a framed message from the province and a letter from the Prime Minister during a dinner and special meeting held in the Hensall community centre. Taking part were (back left) Chancellor Karl Regier, Warden Lee Regier, Financial secretary Harry Pennings, treasurer Ray Hart- man, Chaplain Father Paul Mooney and (front) MP Murray Cardiff, Deputy Grand Knight Paul Debus, Ontario State Deputy Al De Witte, Grand Knight Mike Rau, Post District Deputy Seamus Doherty and MPP Jack Ridden. Stanley goes to night meetingss the ball diamonds and the Stanley complex for the casual labour rate of $6.45 per hour. Mary Lou McGregor's bid of $75 to operate the concession booth was ac- cepted. Another bid of $50 was also received. Julie and Nancy Webster have been hired to cut the grass around the two ball diamonds, the Stanley complex and the cenotaph in Varna. Grants of $50 to the Zurich Agricultural Society and $100 to the Huron County Plowmen's association were approved. A tile drainage loan of $20,000 was passed. No response has yet been received in reply to a letter to James -Bradley, minister of the environment, asking about the possibility of a subsidy for an extension of the water system along Highway 21. Recreation grants in the amount of $1,500 each were allotted to Hensall, Zurich, Bayfield and Clinton. This is the same amount as given last year. St. Boniface CWL Last Tuesday, April 15, the St. Boniface C.W.L. meeting was held following Mass for Vocations. Annual reports were given. Pearl Miller of Dashwood spoke oIi a pilgrimmage she went on to Quebec a couple of years ago. A marriage encounter weekend is coming up in October for couple who wish to enrich their marriages and deepen the joys a couple share together. A M.E. convention will be held in Montreal in June. If interested in,'more information phone, Ray and Janice Hartman. A Women's midweek retreat at Ho- ly Family Retreat House near Har- row will take place on May 27 to 29, phone 726-6545. Beginning in May, Stanley council will meet regularly twice each month on the second and fourth Tuesday, convening at 7:00 p.m. The current once a month sessions that started at 10:00 a.m. often didn't adjourn until 6:00 p.m. Council will return to day meeting in the winter. Harvey Hayter's tender to super- vise the landfill site at $40 a da , though not the lowest, was accepted. The other tender was submitted by a resident of another township. Six gravel tenders were opened, and the contract to haul, crush and deliver at $2.15 per ton was awarded to George Radford Construction. The highest tender was for $2.80 per ton. Bob Webster was appointed groundskee k r for the ar a 1t'x .7.;-) >' Mrs. Carnal Sweeney Phone: 336-4702 1 } AT BLUEWATER PARTY — The Bluewater Rest Home Auxiliary spon- -.ored a birthday party for residents Tuesday night. Shown from the left are Mary Lou Denomme who presented a reading, president Rose Regier and resident representative Fergus Turnbull. - T -A photo ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • QUEEN SIZE PURE • Seniors display Festival quilt Zurich Golden Agers met Monday evening April 14 at the Town Hall. President Gen Doyle opened the meeting. There were 29 in attendance including one visitor. Verda B•echler , secretary, Bar- bara Strachan, treasurer and card secretary Eileen Consitt gave their reports. Happy birthday was sung for Lyda Gandier, Verlyn Fisher and Emma Schilbe. Happy anniversary was also sung for Barb and Ed Strachan. The Seniors' Bean Festival Quilt was on display. Anyone wishing to buy tickets may contact any member of the Golden Agers. A loud speaker system purchased by the seniors was used during the meeting. It will be a benefit to all seniors. Eileen Consitt gaveDDa reading. cofelen O/ mpied Well, your regular Golden Glimpses writer has gone on a two week vaca- tion. She decided to visit her two sons in Calgary, Alberta: We wish her a good vacation and some warm sunny days. The weather has taken a turn for the better, which is very much ap- preciated by the contractor who is building the auditorium. They are progressing quite well. Monday evening was movie night. The films shown were "Storm Boy", a very nice story from the coast of Australia and "Enduring Wilderness". Tuesday morning exercises were heldunder the direction of Mrs. Cathy Shantz our adjuvant. The St. Peters C.W.L. St. Joseph, Ont. sponsored the April birthday on Tuesday evening. Entertainment was provided by the St. Peters Folk choir concisting of Harriett Vanderburgt, Deanne Miller, Lee Ann Ducharme, Shannon Regier, Jackie LaPorte and Reta Vanderburgt, plus some readings done by Mrs. Mary Lou Denomme. Birthday . gifts were presented to the residents having a birthday in April. This is courtesy of the Home Aux- iliary. Everyone present was invited to a lunch and coffee served by the C.W.L. A very happy birthday should go to Mr. Ira Geiger, Mr. Wellington Riehl, Mrs. Alice Thompson and Mrs. Genevieve Ducharme. We regret Mrs. Ducharme is still hospitalized in London. On Thursday morning singing prac- tice of our Home choir was held. You readers must hear them sometimes. How about coming to the home for a visit on a Thursday morning between 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. They real- ly sound good. Bingo, the residents favourite past - time, was on Friday Night, followed by refreshments. Mothers Day Tea and Bake sale at the Home from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. May 10th, 1986. Sunday chapel service was con- ducted by Rev. Stan McDonald of Hensall. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •BRASS ‘, GIAN Thursday, April 24 to Saturday,May 3 10% Off Everthing Up to 50% Off Feature Values :BED .��0099 : BED 99 • Our reg. L $ 5 9 9 • • price 112.9 5 E • COMPLETELY BOUND BROADLOOM$ 99 : MATS 24„ x 36" 4 • • • 3 PIECE • Modular Unit • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • for big bold seating, setIncludes sofa, doily, ottoman. Our reg. price 1,575." ONLY $1,29999 REGULAR SMOCK MATTRESSES St BOX SPRINGS Sale Priced Entertainment Unit Sturdy wood product construction, pecan laminate heat a mar-r.shtent surfece measures s 19 overall. 999 Sixteenth Annual Stock Reduction Games, bingo and prow were en- joyed by all with Eileen Consitt and her April group in charge. A delicious lunch was served. School news Official word has been received from the Director of Education, Mr. William Eckert that the Huron -Perth Catholic School Board has made its decision to close Ecole Ste. Marie school on the Blue Water Highway, ef- fective July 1st, 1986. The pupils of that school will con- tinue their education at St. Boniface in Zurich. So the Board has received an allocation of $630,000 to allow im- provements and more rooms added onto the town school to accommodate the new total of 218 students. It is expected that the new facilities will be completed for September, 1987. Personals Congratulations to Janet and Doug Willsie (nee Regier) on the arrival of "Bryan Douglas". Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Elzar Masse in Victoria Hospital, to Beattie Rau who returned home from the hospital last week, and t9 Madeline Gelinas. Margaret Mousseau is a patient in University Hospital, London. Several ladies from the United Church attended their annual meeting held in Stratford on May 14 and 15. May we offer our sincere sympathy to the family and relatives of the late Carl Thiel who passed away last Wednesday, especially to his wife, Rita. Agood time was had by all those from town who attended the "Masse family reunion" in Thorndale on Saturday, April 12. They were among the many descendants of Jim and Isabel Masse who gathered together from various places. Nine-year-old Chris Keller of Dashwood and grade three pupil at St. Boniface School had the misfortune of falling and breaking his wrist. He will be in a cast for the next four weeks. Welcome back home to Gerald and Ursula Regier after spending the winter in Florida. Happy wedding anniversary to Larry and Debbie Denomme on April 24 and to Bill and Cheryl Pole whose anniversary is on April 24. Bill celebrates his birthday on April 23. Carmel Sweeney and daughter Meagan are presently spending the week in Windsor, visiting with her mom, Mrs. Jean Bedard, also sisters and relatives. A lovely bridal show was held for Beth Gelinas on Sunday, April 20 at St. Boniface School gym with several friends and relatives attending. She received many useful gifts. Beth is the daughter of Claude and Madeline Gelinas and the fiance of Mike Risi, son of Josef and Connie Risi, all of Zurich. The couple are planning to be married on May 9. GUEST — MP Jack Riddell was the featured speaker at the Zurich Lions Club annual Farmers and Friends dinner meeting. Head table guests included Stanley township Reeve Clarence Rau and Lions presi- dent Wayne Meidinger. REFRESHMENTS — Hogg enjoy coffee and bake sale. ••••••••••• Gertie Fleischaur, (left) Lottie Gascho and Beryl and muffins at the Zurich-UCW morning coffee ••••••••••••••••• ••••••• ODD • ALE NOT OTHERWISE SPECIALLY MARKED SPECIALLY MARKED BY RED TAGS FOR TOUR CONVENIENCE Captain's Quarters Solid wood construction, consisting of two single beds, including mattresses, covered posture boards, closet, chest of drawers, open bookcase - all this in one unit FOR LOW OICE $ 6 4 999 • • BUNK BED • • Unit includes mattresses, • covered posture boards, • guardrail and ladder . •solid wood SALE • construction. • Our reg.price461.54$399.99 • QUEEN tSOFT EDGE) •• WATERBED • full flotation, installation �9 • Included. : Ry.441.1• SAIF 9 • • CONTEMPORARY OAK LAMINATE : Diningroom Suite • Table 40" • 4$".60", 41" full Mass • lighted d,lna top. • gds shelves, • plata rolls, 4 high SALE •beck upholstered • lairs. X8 991" • R•g.'1,1E2." • • S PIECE RECLINING • MODULAR • • SECTIONAL • a missed bland off style • end comfort. Includes • 2 reclining theirs pow SALE • : 1 999" • 1,374! / • ••••••••••••••••••• t/ s Piece MAPLE Colonial DINETTE , Includes 36" x 60" (extended) oval table & 4 side chairs. LY$ 3 4 • 99 0 PECAN Study Centre includes desk and lighted hutch with room to store books and paper. (40" x 24" x SO") °"4 19999 0 PIECE LIVINGROOM SUiTE consists of sofa, loveliest, chair i ottoman, In 100 % nylon cover. °NL$849 °9 Brir�dge Sets .xc.11 t selection $Q -Q9.9 PRICED FROM • set (tables and chairs sold separately) UP TO O % OFF Selected BEDROOM SUITES In oak, pine, elm, cherry and maple. Excellent selection HEATH FURNIT STORE HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. & fat. 0.5230 April 2S 0-6 Friday, May 2 04 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• E COMPLETELY UPHOLSTERED Glider Rockers in beige, brown, soft green. 100% nylon covers. S"L n 1 999 APARTMENT SIZE SOFA and CHAIR traditional styling, reversible cushions, nylon floral print. 'A F$67999 Livinaroom Tables discontinued lines including • drop leaf, • hnds, r r ashelff 1/2 PRICE • ends, drums, • etc. • BED CHESTERFIELDS : Sturdyconstruction, • foam .... 2 9 9 9 • doubt.e size. • SALE • • • CANADIAN MADE DARK NNE • Cheval • � 99 whtle they lest • • 3Mirrors• WAY LOVESEATS adjust arms to form love • seat, chaise lounge or • bed for r 33 999 • floral velvets. • • 3 POSITION • Recliners and : Heater Vibrators • • in vinyl, cloth or combination. $171)99 • en PRICED FROM • • • • • • • • • • • 1OoFF CURIO CABINETS by Creftlln•. Strathroy i H.spei.r Furniture. ALL DRASTICALLY REDUCED, MODERN 2 PiECE Bed Sectional Sturdy construction, easy to open Queen size bed, natural homespun fabric, contrasting cushions included. L$ 7 4999 • PN. 348-8851 Maki Street, Mitchell REMEMBER! All regular prices here are our low everyday prices - not Inflated "suggested list" prl . es! All Giftware and Jewellery One of a Kind LAMPS 1�2 PRICE From our Juvenile Dept. CRIBS, NIGH CHAIRS & ROCKERS - SALE PRICED •.g. MAPLE CHANGE TABLE Reg. A ;� 24 l 99 171. E WOODEN BAR STOOLS Vinyl padded seats. TO CLEAR 'I 9 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • i