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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-05-14, Page 15PRE NTATIQN e— MP Murray Cardiff visited the Blue Water Rest Home at dinnertime to present a Canadian flag and a cheque for $1,805 for a pool table and extra choirs. Shown with some of the residents are the Home's manager Josef Risi (left), resident representative Fergus Turnbull, Cardiff, and board member John Warner. ll St. Peters CWL posts St. Peter's CWL, St. Joseph, is hav- ing their installation of officers tonight, Wednesday, May 14 at the 7:30 Mass, to be followed by a short meeting at the parish hall. Mike Miller will give a presentation on landscaping and gardening. Everyone is welcome to attend. A bake sale is.planned on Sunday May 18 following the 10:00 Mass. Everyone is invited, to their Bingo on Wednesday May 21 at 8:00 at the parish hall. Attend Diocese convention CWL members Bridget Groot and Helen Creces from St. Boniface Parish, along with Rose Regier (Joe) and Sharon Durand of St. Peter's Parish, attended a two-day Diocesan convention that was held at the Wheels Inn, Chatham, last 'Tuesday and Wednesday, May 6 and 7. They found it to be very interesting and informative. Father Mooney was also able to at- tend the banquet. Zurich WI The topic for the May WI meeting was Citizenship and World Affairs, the committee being Joan-gmnith, Kay Hay and Margaret Westlake. , Kay read an article from the Focus about what Eugene Whelan is trying to do for the third world countries. Joan conducted a quiz on World Affairs. Special mus' was furnished by Jayne Westial on the piano, violin and singing Whatever Will Be Will Be accompanied by her grandmother on the piano. The program closed with the song Something to Sing About. During the business Verlyn Fisher gave a report of the recent board meeting in Hensall. The district an- nual will be in Grand Bend May 15 and Zurich is in charge of Pennies for Friendship. Happy Birthday was sung for Eileen Consitt, Louise Ivanchenko and Ina Neeb. Sixteen answered the roll call by naming something they are proud of in the community. The June meeting will be a potluck supper with the quilters as guests. Congratulations- to Mike Risi and Beth Gelinas who were married on Friday evening at St. Boniface Church by Father Mooney with a dos- ed reception held at the Zurich Com- munity Centre. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gelinas and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Josef Risi, Zurich. Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Ted Klopp and Clarence Farwell now home from the hospital, Milt Oesch, a patient in Exeter hospital And Tilly Ziler. ' Meghan Caileen O'Rourke, daughter of Pat and Gwen, was rreeccOed into the church on Sunday at SL Peter's Lutheran Church. A family get-together and dinner followed at the Community Centre in Dashwood with several relatives attending and also celebrating Mother's Day. Grandparents, Mary and Harvey Clausius of Zurich attended. The baby's godparents are Ruth and Andy Imanse, Hensall. Courtney Michelle Overholt, dapghter of Mike and Charlene, was baptized on Sunday, May 11 at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, with god- parents being Danny and Donna Overholt of Exeter. A family get- together and Mother's Day celebra- tion was held at the home of the grandparents, Vic and Irene Hart- man, afterwards. The bake sale at the Rest Home on Saturday was a big success. Thanks to all who donated, helped and came out for the afternoon. Mother's Day corsages were made by Blanche Bechard for all the lady residents. Case and Annie Van Raay spent the weekend with their daughter Ady and Peter Tetley in Toronto, and attend- ed the graduation of their son Michael on Friday from Sheridan College where he was taking wood -working and designing. On Sunday Martin and Theresa VanRaay and children spent the'day in Toronto and joined the rest 8f the family at an open house and craft sale at Michael's school. Thelma Worsell of Vancouver is spending some time in town and visiting with Dorothy Koehler who is a patient in Exeter hospital. Happy wedding anniversary to Nancy and Joe Becker (nee Overholt) on May 12. Happy birthday wishes are extended to Rodney Smale who was two years old on May 6. Heather Klopp on May 10 and Marcel Gelinas on May 16. Congratulations to Don and Janet Beaver on the arrival of a baby boy, Darren Donald, born May 6. Ambrose Denomme, Kitchener spent a few days last week with his mother, Mrs. Juliette Denomme. A family get-together and joint bin thday party was held for four-year old Nicole Soudant, whose birthday is on May 7 and her brother, Mark, who will be two years old on the 18th on Sunday at the home of their parents, Ted and Janet Soudant. We're FuIlyEquipped for any Job • Trucking • Gravel. Sand & Stone • Bulldozing' • Excavating • Top Soil • Septic Systems "No lob Is toe blg or too,small" A DRAW — Anne Marie Watson sold tickets on the afghan at the Blue Water Rest Home tea and sale.' 1i Tim.s-Advocofio,May 14, 19t66 iyap. Lions' canvass nets X1,335 ,'. Nage 3A At the meeting on April 21 (Farmer's Night) there were 23 members and 23 guests present. bion Russell Grainger reported that the Two $500 winners at Tender Spot Two lucky winners of $5500.00 each, was Paul Morrison and Marie (b►r recently at the Tender Spot Store in Zurich from playing the Triple Play Base -ball score game. There have been severalDD$5.00 winners. golden cEfmpde3 The weatherman certainly smiled on its for the Mother's Day weekend. One of the highlights was the Mother's Day tea and bake sale held here on Saturday' afternoon at the Home. On behalf of the Ladies Auxiliary; we want to thank all in the community who supported the event, making it the great success that it was.. The people winning the draws were as follows: Mother's -Day cake made by Mary Lou Erb was won by Mrs. Hilda Turnbull of the Home. The afghan donated and made by Carol Dietz was won by Mrs. Thelma Worsell of Calgary, Alberta. The crib blanket made and donated by Ina Neeb Was won by Connie Lewis. Thank you, everyone, for your par- ticipation in this event. On Tuesday evening, the regular monthly meeting was held by the Ladies Auxiliary commencing with a program for the residents. Those tak- ing part in the entertainment were Michelle, Angeleand Jason Erb who each played two piano solos. Ann Flaxbard favoured with two Mother's Day poems. Karen Steckle and Cheryl Kuepfer sang two duets and the Men- nonite Youth and Fellowship Group sang a few numbers. Fdllowing the program, everyone enjoyed refreshments. We are pleased to welcome Mrs. Genevieve Ducharme back from the hospital much improved. On Thursday evening, Mr. John Cornish was honoured at a dinner at the Clinton Legion. He was piped in and presented with a 60 -gear Jubilee Medal as the only surviving veteran of World War I who is a member of the Clinton Legion. Congratulations Mr. Cornish. • Bingo was played on Friday after- noon instead of the evening. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Rev: Clayton Kuepfer of the Zurich Mennonite BAKE SALE — Displaying some of the delicacies for sale at the Blue Water Rest Home tea and sale are Mary Ellen Gingerich (left), Theresa Stark and Marg Gingerich. stun tit 11,32500 was collected from the recent cancer Canvass. . Three members made an Interclub visit to North Brantford Luna Club on April 10. Four went to Crediton to a sone meeting on April 20. Lions Norm Koehler, Doug Turkhelen, . Kevin /daKimon, Louis Willert and Kevin Oita attended the Ingerkip bions club pin -trader breakfast•oa Sunday April 27, bald at the Fairview hall in Woodstock. ,Zurich " was among 14 clubs attending from various places. Special speaker was Ed Kinkaid of St. Marys club who worth with the Seeing -Eye dogs at the Canine.Vision School in Oakville. The directors meeting was held at the home of Norm Koehler with seven members present. The club accepted the resignation of long=time member Morris Webb with regret. A donation of $35.00 was sent to the Heart and Stroke Foundation in memory of Lion Don Oke's mother. Monday, May 5 meeting is on drug awareness. 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