HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-03-08, Page 11Carnival Sunday
Operetta fills school gym
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - The Musical Operetta
presented by. the senior students of
Si. Boniface School last Wednes-
day evening went over as a big suc-
cess. -
The grade five class presented .
"Gepetto and His Friends" while
the grade 6 students performed
"Grease" and the grade seven pupils
put on "West Side Story".
The gym .was filled to capacity
and everyone involved in the Oper-
etta is to be congratulated on a job
well done.
Skating carnival •
Dont forget to attend the Zurich
& Arca Figure Skating Carnival at
the arena this Sunday. It begins at 2
p:m. and promises to be a "Crystal
. Fantasy" on ice. - Admission at the,
door is $3 for adults, $1 for chit-
' -dren, 12 and under (preschoolers
free). .
Tournament
All the hockey fans had a great
time on the weekend as they
watched, or played, in the-Oldtimers
hockey tournament at the arena.
Teams came from as far away as
Windsor to join the competition.
On Saturday night a dance gave
everyone a chance to meet all.their
old friends again. The finals were
played on Sunday and the winning
A champions were.from Goderich
while the Zurich Has -Beans won
the B title.
Day of Prayer
There was a very good tum out at
the World Day of Prayer last Friday
afternoon held at the United Church
in Zurich.
This year's theme was "Lord
tcach us to pray".. Special speaker -
Meda O'Brien spoke on the Lord's
Prayer.
K of C
This Sunday is called "Rose Sun-
day" and members of the Knights of
Columbus will be selling lapel ros-
es at all the Masses at St. Boniface
Church to raise money to protest
the abortion laws in Canada.
The K.Y.C. Council is also plan-
ning to have a Monte Carlo Night
at the Pineridge Chalet on April 7
from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are
now available from Karl Regier Sr.
or members. All proceeds will go
to Building Fund of- our new
church.
. - Personals
Robert George Mathonia, six) of
Ralph and Peggy Mathonia of Hen -
sail, was bapuzed at St. Boniface
Church. Godparents were Kenneth
and'Deb Mathonia of London:
Allan and Rose -Mary - Scott and
three boys were guest speakers at
the Youth for Christ meeting in
Brucefield' last Saturday, speaking
about their . Teen Mission trap to
Poland last summer.
Sisters Elaine Beauchamp, Janet
Durand and Lori Masse along with
their daughters enjoyed the Ice Ca-
pades in Kitchener last Sunday.
Gary and Anna Geoffrey of Wind-
sor spent the weekend- with parents
Clarence and Beattie Geoffrey. Gary
played in the Oldtimers hockey
tournament.
Times -Advocate, March 8, 1989 Page 11
Practising - These girls from the Zurich Figure Skating Club are
practising their routines for the club's annual Winter Carnival
which is scheduled for Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Zurich Arena. Tick-
ets are $3 for adults and $1 students and the theme for the
show is "Fantasy on Ice." Guest skaters will be Zurich's Kathy
Merner and her partner Paul Armes and Kathy and Jimmy Judge.
Pictured from front to back are; Maggie lllman, Jena McIntyre,
Pam Love, Vicki Smith, Melany Regier.
Zurich Day of Prayer Taking
part in the World Day of Prayer
at the Zurich Emmanuel United
Church Friday are UCW mem-
bers, front row, left ,to right,
Madelyn Gelinas, St. Boniface,
Mary Jacobe, United Church.
Back row, (l -r), Ann Flaxbard,
St. Peters Lutheran, Phyllis
Dickert, St. Peters Lutheran,
Georgette Firlotte, St. Peters
Catholic, Helen Geiger, United
Church, Ann McBride, •Zurich
Mennonite.
Golden Glimpses
0111111akerikturn/Mamariimitzsidents went to
the Operetta dress rehearsal at St.
Boniface school. Needless to say,
the Residents found it very enter-
taining. Cookie baking was Tues-
day afternoon when everyone's nose
led them to the bake shop.
Thursday evening, the Residents,
with the help of Catherine Shantz
• and Patti Regier had a pizza party.
it was left to the imagination of
the Residents to put the filling on
the ready made pastry which was
baked and ate as the snack for the
ar.
ly new and to some, an unheard of
snack had its various reactions. in
any case, it was a new experience
for most.
Bingo was played on Friday after-
noon, entertainment which brings
out every available Resident.
Residents still confined to South
Huron Hospital, Exeter, arc Matil-
da Bassow, Jean Levine, Francis
Kipper, Lorne Fleischaucr and Mil-
ton Ocsch.
The sympathy of Residents and
Staff is extended to the families of
the late Miss Minnie Hem.
The Sunday evening chapel ser-
vice was conducted by the Rev.
Larry Stojkovic ,of Dashwood
Lutheran Church.
Getting ready - T ese mem. -rs.o e uric a ing u• were pic ure• :e in rea
nual carnival which is scheduled for. Sunday afternoon -at 2 p.m. in the Zurich Arena. Theme for this
year's show is "Fantasy on ice" and guest skaters will. be Kathy and Jimmy Judge and Kathy Mem-
er, of Zurich and her partner Paul Armes. From left to right, Shelley Miller, Michelle Ducharme, Eliza-
beth Groot, Julie Semple, Jule Hume (hidden).
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