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Niue ter Auxlliary celebratesligth
By Onset Sween e y
."Zi1RICH - The Ia(Lcs auxiliary
-of the Blue 'Vate ! Rest Home held
iikeirasesably meeting -last Teeriday
tt tatItlsg Voir 2Sth -aa rilluelry.
Ittelltatimeadtatiessof Offieenures
made orrilrabnslry 8, 1967 iwidtilie
bac l dia 'Resteras the • fIrst presi-
dent.
Adatialiastor Dace 'Reed -was
assisted 'by ,Meda Steins in pre-
senting roses to atneladies who are
still active members with theauxil-
-tarried-wiltbeire eivingssQsdel
provincial auxiliary award. Also
present were.four guests from the
actual first membership and two
honorary members.
Joe Risi was on land to offer
congratulations and demonstrate a
new television device forthe'Home
which allows those who are bear-
ing impaired to •watch and read
along. A motion was dater made
during the business portion of the
meeting to pay for the 5345 device.
President Carmel Sweeney
opened the meeting and Helen Ot-
terbein followed with the conven-
ors reports and new committee
programs.
Mary -Ellen Gingerich reported
that the quilt is now.ready for the
next Bean Festival and tickets are
in the printing process. Friedl:
McAdams donated quilt tops and
backing to the auxiliary.
An open house was heki Sunday
in honour 01 Fvereu Haises 99111
''birthday with many m attendance'
The -World 1)ay of Prayer will tk
held at tree Mennonite Church 011
March 0, and next meeting for the
auxiliary will t Man'ti i tit 7 p.n.
Brothel Bob's Bingo
The St Boldface ('W1, slxrnsore41
bingo ut th. Zurich ('onrnnlnu.,
Centre Sunday an.t secured a nice
profit which will t+ sent for Broth
er Bob Mitt leholts missionary
-'aerkin fndl
The jackpot prize worth $100
was won by Maria Mathonia while
Share -Te -Wealth went to Julie
Becker, Paul Dochanne and Mary
Reichert
CWL Run Night
The CWL Fun Night and potluck
supper will be held on Wednesday,
February -12 at the Siltford Valley
Hall in Goderich. A bus will leave
from St. Boniface Church at 5:30
p.m. and ladies are asked to bring
along something for the supper ta-
ble as well as their own dishes.
The.tcost is 53 per person and the
contest, person is -Mary-Lou De-
nomme at 236-4769.
First Communion •
The grade two 'students at -St.
Boniface school will begin to pre-
pare for their fust communion by
having a special ceremony at the
church Monday night for the chil-
diet, parents, ieaehers and priest.
Valentine Yooth Dance
'he Valentine Youth Dance
t held on Friday, Fehnta,y • 14
the Zurich Arena, sponsored by
Zurich Optimist Club. The
will be from 7-10 p.nt with mus
by Hook's Party Sound.
Dog Tags
The 1997 dog taps are now
and for those not on the list, pre
call Cannel Sweeney at 210-1702.
--Personals
Ron and Bev Oesch and Rutin
have returned from three weeks i
Florida where they visited with h'
mutts -Earl and Doreen Oesch.
Lee and Rose Regier celebra
their' 42nd wedding anniv
while Tony and Vera Thiel cele-
bested their 50th.
`Steve and Maureen --Simmons
were blessed with the arrival of
their first child Shawn Steven and
Walter and Brenda Vermunt vtrel-
comed their new son, Scott Ed-
ward.
Jessica Roberta Geoffrey was
baptised on Sunday by Father Pete
Hayes.
Birthday wishes go out to Everett
Heist, Beattie Geoffrey, Cindy De-
nomme, and Megan Gingerich.
Steve Armstrong has moved to
town to fill in as clerk treasurer at
the municipal office.
Toasting the celebration of the Bluewater Rest Home's Ladles Auxiliary 25th Anniversan
'were Martha Ducharme, left; and Marlene Gingerich. Last Tuesday, six ladies were presentee
with pins and roses at the Zurich nursing home. The auxiliary began on February 8, 196-
when
96'when two representatives from each church and organization in the community were "asked tc
establish the auxiliary.
APPYWuNT1 NEt t v
'FROM SUGAR & SPICE CilOCZAW
Receiving roses to ,commemorate their 25 years with the
Bluewater Rest Home's Ladies Auxiliary were :six of the
group's original members Meda O'Brien, left; Marlene Ginge-
rich, Martha Ducharme, Rose Regier, Theresa Stark and Car
mel Sweeney. Absent were: Gladys Gingerich, May Curtis and
Verda Baechler. A special ceremony was held at the Zurich
Rest Home last Tuesday to honour the ladies and their many
accomplishments.
Lucan seniors hoki
dinner -and euchre .
LUCAN - The Lucan Seniors met
in the Scout Hall Friday with a
good auenciance. All enjoyed a pot
luck meal. Gordon Clubb opened
the meeting with 0 Canada played
by Mary Kooy. The minutes for the
last meeting were read and ap-
proved. Jean Miller gave the treas-
urer's report of a bank balance of
5644.82.
A letter was read from the Pallia-
tive Care Unit tladcutg us for our
doostion. We also received a nice
leuer from Iva Hord,' a former
member now wintering in Arizona.
Greta Gibson slid she had sett a
card to Jackie Loyens for her 85th
birthday, to •be celebrated at
Bryaratonori 1rnddy.
Birthday greetings were extended
to Josephine Chubb and Mildred
Hirzel.
Harry .Noels reported on the Tri
County games to be held June 2A
and 25. He has cards for sale, 52.00
each and asked each member to
buy one to help support,the games.
We pian to bold a Euchreama in
the Legion Hall on -March 12,
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Admission
53.50 which includes lunch sup-
plied by the Seniors. Everyone wel-
come. Harry said he would ask the
business, people .for any gift they
would care to contribute. Proceeds
to go towards the Canada Games.
Gladys Atkinson, an bonoutary
member of our club. is being trails -
feared from the iucan Villa to Crai-
gholme in Ailsa Craig.
The meeting adjourned for cards
and crokinole. Winners were Jean
Hodgns, Dorothy -Darling, While -
mina i teasels, Marjorie Steeper,
Harry Noels, Chris Hall. Greta Gib-
son.
Saintsbury by H. Davis
SAINTSBURY - St. Penick's
ACW ' held its February meeting
with co --hostesses Mary Davis and
Mihel Needham at the Needham
home with 10 members present.
Betty Johnson and Hazel Davis
ware the program leaflets. Mem-
bers, prayer and general liaai"g v-
ing were said in unison. Johaaon
led in combioxl.prayer for Sunday
schools, Owrch and her work and
for sick members; remembering Et
leen Carroll and Mary Davis.
The meditation by Daeis batted
ort the reading "The Feast of the
Presentation" was an outline at its
meaning which the end of
the cycle of Christmas les, this
cycle begins with the birth Jesus,
describes the manifestation Gods
glory to all nations and lodes
with the ritual presentation of the
MINA Jesus in the temple at 40
days old as the Jewish law re-
quired. A poem, .""[hc Divine
Weaver" ended the mediudion.
'Heather Maetiilliway gave an in-
teresting contest "Women of the
Bible" won by Nadene. Bedell. The
Common Calendar, Seasons of ,rhe
Otristi m Year. the loagth and ,We
colour were headed out by des lead -
The harasses awe dunked mid
all uyoyed the tree of Fellowship
together. Maw asetiag will be
hold at diabolic of Cheryl Carroll,
the date will be set laser.
St. Patrick's celebrated the Holy
Communion service at 11 .am. Sun-
day February 9, Marguerite (keen -
lee reading the lessons, Lisa Carroll
as server and Margaret Carrot) lay
assistant, (Meryl Carroll providing
the music .
House church, will be held at 8:30
a.m. Sunday February 16 at ibe Da-
vis's. Lisa Carroll to read acriptalre
lessons Jeremiah 1R: 5-10, ' Co-
rinthians 15: 12-20, resposwvc
reading Psalm 1, the Holy Gospel
Luke 6: 17-26. Sixth Sunday after
Epiphany Year('.
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