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Church fundraising dance changes Iocation at last minute
By Carmel Sweeney • I
ZURICH - The St. Boniface
Fund Raising Elimination Draw
has undergone a change of plans.
It is still planned for this Friday
evening, but will be at the Zurich
Community Centre instead of the
Pineridge Chalet as originally an-
nounced.
Tickets are still $6 per person
and there are still some draw tick-
ets left for the $10,000 grand
prize. For information, call 236-
4687.
The St. Boniface Folk Choir and
youth group are inviting everyone
to their afternoon of Christmas
song on Sunday at the St. Boni-
face School from 2-4 p.m. Admis-
sion is $5 per family, or $2 for
adults and $1 for children. Pro-
ceeds go to the building fund.
KofC
The St. Boniface Knights of Co-
lumbus held their monthly meet-
ing in Dashwood on Monday,
where Fr. Peter Hayes presented
some of his slides of the Holy
Land.
Bingo
Last Thursday's bingo at the are-
na included special games for 10
Christmas turkeys and five hams.
The $1,000 jackpot winner was
Zurich's own Karen Shanks. The
mystery prize was split three ways
between Dawn Marie of Exeter,
Bev Bell from Hensall, and Gertie
Fleischauer of Zurich.
Bingo will resume after the holi-
days on January 18.
Christmas concerts
Zurich Public School will be
presenting a Christmas concert on
Tuesday December 19 at 1:15 in
the afternoon and again the next
day at 7:30 in the evening.
The students at St. Boniface
School will be presenting their
Christmas program twice on De-
cember 20, also at 1:15 and 7:30
p.m.
Naturally, everyone is welcome.
The grade 4-6 classes of St.
Boniface also went on a field trip
to the London Free Press and the
Children's Museum last week.
Women's Institute
Twenty-four members of the
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Their own village - About 33 stu-
iJents contributed to this village
of candy and rice-krispie houses
at Zurich Public School. With
some help from Rosemary's Pan-
try, the students put together the
village which will go on display in
the window of Blessings Unlimit-
ed.
nlimited. From left are some of its
creators: Holly Steinmann, Shau-
na McKinnon, Jerry Ziler, Valerie
Gingerich, Jennifer McGee, Tim
Estep, and Chris Keyser.
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Women's Institute and their guests
held an annual Christmas dinner
meeting at the Dominion Tavern on
December 4. The meeting was fol-
lowed by a few games for a selec-
tion of prizes.
Santa Claus
Kids, don't forget that Santa
Claus will be arriving at the Zurich
Arena on Saturday December 23
from 1-3 p.m.
Sherri Ferguson and Vincent
Samuels were married in London
on December 2.
Seven-month old Stephanie Skin-
ner is a patient in the sick children's
hospital in London. She is the
daughter of Steve and Audrey Skin-
ner and grandaughter of Joe and
Rose Regier of Zurich. We wish
her a speedy recovery.
We see that Bill Ferguson, of Fer-
guson's Apiaries, won three first
prizes for his honey at the Ontario
Bee Keeper's Association Conven-
tion in Toronto last week.
A new gift shop has just opened
in town in the former location of
The Country Duck.
It is called Just Desserts and is
operated by two sisters, Ruth Zehr
and Debra Ward along with their
mother, Annie Zeilman of Dash-
wood. We wish them luck in their
new endeavor.
Theresa Stark, Rose Regier, and
Bernadette Denomme are planning
a craft and bake sale at the Hay
Township Hall this Saturday from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It looks like a
chance to catch up on some Christ-
mas shopping.
Little interest in rezoning
HENSALL - Only one person
showed up at a public meeting
called by Hensall council to dis-
cuss a bylaw changing the zoning
on property owned by Bill Taylor
from light industrial to light indus-
trial special. Harold Elder had no
objections to the change; he had
come out of curiosity, as he owns
adjoining property.
On the advice of Huron County
planner Brian Treble, some op- .
tions in the draft bylaw were delet-
ed. Permitted uses exclude assem-
bly, manufacturing, fabricating,
and a contractor's yard. A service
industrial use was changed to ser-
vice industry.
Taylor said he was satisfied with
the changes. He has no current
plans for the approximately two
acres between Mill and Queen
Streets, but wanted the permitted
uses spelled out officially.
A letter from Doug Cook asking
for better winter sidewalk
ploughing was discussed with
works superintendent John Baker
at the regular council session fol-
lowing the public meeting.
Cook stated that some sidewalks
are completely cleared, some are
ploughed on one side, and some
are buried under tons of snow until
spring.
Baker said he had his priorities.
The first sidewalks to be cleared
were at the seniors' apartments,
the nursing home, one side of Al-
bert and Nelson for the children
going to school, and both sides of
Main St.
Baker said 65 percent of the
children walk on the road, 25 per-
cent on the cleared sidewalk, and
the rest on the uncleared side. He
also noted that some people blow
or shovel snow from their private
driveways onto the public side-
walks he has already cleared.
Baker pointed out that in weath-
er like the present he can keep
more sidewalks open, and prom-
ised to "do my best, but when I
can't, I can't".
Councillor Peter Groot opened
up the topic of recycling. He
stressed the importance of putting
only clear glass in the depot carts.
Council agreed with Groot's sug-
gestion that some blue bags be or-
dered for use at Northcrest. Many
of the seniors fmd the blue boxes
take forever to fill.
Next year, some samples of
composters that can be purchased
from Bluewater Recycling will be
put on display, and orders taken.
Noting that the rail line going,
through Hensall was designated
"vulnerable' on a base map of rail-
ways in Huron County, Reeve Jim
Robinson recalled that a CN
spokesman had promised to retain
the line at the time of the official
opening of the fertilizer domes at
Hensall Co-op.
• "We are interested in keeping a
viable railway line through Hen-
sall," he said.
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