Times Advocate, 1989-11-01, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate November 1, 1989 .
Two bazaars in Zurich 'this Saturday
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - The annual St. Boni-
face Bazaar, Bake Sale and Tea is
still scheduled for this Saturday
and will be held at the Catholic
School starting at. 10 a.m. until 3
p.m. There will be something for
Just about everyone, including a
fish pond game for the youngsters.
Anyone can stay for lunch since
there will be hot dogs and other re-
freshments on sale.
Another bazaar is also scheduled
for Saturday at the Hay Township
Hall, sponsored by the Bean Sprout
Nursery School. It starts at 10 a.m.
and runs until 2 p.m. Everyone is
invited.
Story Hour
Helene Ducharme, Zurich Librar-
ian, says it is a pleasure to see so
many enthusiastic pre-schoolers at-
tend the story hours presented at
the library every other week. Thir-
ty-one children make up the two
groups who meet on Thursdays.
This week, the little ones are get-
ting a look at themselves because
the theme for the hour is "me".
Video records
The Royal Canadian Legion are
once again sponsoring their Child
Video Identification Program, pro-
viding a permanent record of each
child enrolled at the local schools.
In the event a child goes missing,
the tape can be used for helping
find and identify the youngster.
The Legion will be videotaping
all kindergarten students and those
who need their tapes updated.
Bingo
Winners at last week's Zurich
bingo were Bev Bell from Hensall,
who got the $1,000 jackpot, and El-
sie McDonald of Exeter won the
$325 mystery prize.
Ugh/weight Mends - Not everyone at Zurich Public School is a dummy...but some are. Heather Beck-
er, Melissa Pergel, and Ryan Desch were among those grade 5-6 students who made these Hallowe'en
dummies to decorate the hallways of their school for the season. They were also on display for the
school's open house on Thursday. -
B iface creepshow
The tiext bingo is scheduled for
November 9.
Scouts
The Zurich Scouts will have a
booth set up at Seyler's Foodland
on Sawrday November 11 to sell
hot dogs. However, they will also
be accepting any good
cloth-
ing peoplewould like donate
and pass on to the Good Will In-
dustries for needy families,
Golden Agers
The Golden Agers Club are hold-
ing a euchre party on November 13
at 8 p.m. at the Hay Township Hall
and they are welcomingeveryone
to join in the competition.
Personab
A large crowd attended the buck
and doe far Joey Groot and Patty
Regier held at the Pineridge Chalet
on Sattuday.
Robert Oud and Barbara Sargon
were married at the Mt. Carmel
Church on Saturday.
Twelve women from the St. Boni-
face parish -attended the CWL
Deanery meeting in Hesson last
Wednesday.
The grade seven students from St.
Boniface School visited the Mu-
seum of Indian Archaeology on
Wonderland Road in -London. The
trip fits in with the classes studies
on Indian cultures in their history
lessons.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery
go to Chuck Erb who is in St. Jo-
seph's Hospital.
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not, repeat not,
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Tour guide - Father Peter Hayes (the one with the teeth) welcomes
another group into the St. Boniface Haunted House. The ghastly
display not only scared the IiJing daylights out of many a youngster,
but it also raised money for a future church youth group.
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House of horrors - Mary Hartman (the victim), Loretta Regier and
Vicki Regier put on this ghoulish scene for those brave enough to
visit the St. Boniface Haunted House on Monday. Dozens lined up
for the tour and the screams could be heard right across the village.
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