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Times Advocate, 1993-01-06, Page 7i a Front OUT illitteheTt to yogis tilsy T.A. ghost writer Heavenly Devine Kew=rMe*fNster "At Last! `~:Karen McAllister, daughtersvf tan and Shirley and. Joseph P. Kenny, son of Nora and -the late Patrick Ken- ny were married on November 21, 1992 attftensall United Church with Vie Reverend Doug Wright and Father Nor- man Kenny officiating. Karen and Joe work in the Dept. of Athletics at Brock University and live in Thorold, Ontario. SaintSbury 'by: L,:vis SAINTSBURY.iSL Patrick'seel- ebrated the service of Morning Prayer Sunday, at 8:30.a.m. Sunday, January 10, the.8aptism of the Lord :first Sunday :after Epiphany (Year :A):the service of WOW! Have holidays ended with a bang in our home! ! would have as- sumed, but I must remem- ber to assume nothing, that with two weeks away from school, surely, not all assignments would be left until the last two days of the holidays for comple- tion. How wrong could l bc? The better parts of Saturday and Sunday (thankfully the rain never did let up) have been spent with the computer tied up typing one paper atter another! I think Canadian youth should take lessons from those you see in Eastern Europe, learning to queue up early, instead of bel- lowing at one another to hurry and finish so that another could get going. (Where do they Team procrastination, anyway? Surely not from their well organized patents!) I can only won- der what would have happened if there had been a power fail- ure, a lot of prayers would have gone lathe Almighty asking for a ;~ow day Monday! For the most part these hav5been attMflc'two.weeks.`This Christmas will go down in the family history as one of the fun- niest, and all because of a very polite daughter and her polite thank you for one of the ugliest pairs of egrrings any set of grandparents could have found! Actually, my father made them out of some scraps he found in his workshop, and they were meant as a joke, but that was not known until later! But that is really another story and as that same daughter is known to say, "You had to be there!". Andnow3arrapology army husband, here goes, (I remind 'myself a little well a lot, of Fonzie on Happy Days), "S-S-S- Sawrry,'Hunny!" We were trying to make Yorkshire Pudding while we were away:and he came up with the tightrecipe. I humbly apologize in print (This may never...may never, I can almost guarantee will never...happen again!) Yorkshire Pudding .( &terrific accompaniment to Toast beef) It is test we have found to have all the ingredients at room temperature and mix them well about an hour before hand and -beat again just before cooking, 1:cup flour f.:cup milk _leggs y We make individual ones by heating a small amount of oil in tiffin tins at.400 degrees. Fill the muffin tins about 3/4 -full =with batter -and cook about 20 minutes at -400 degrees or until -bray are nicely golden brown. Holy Communion will be held. at St.Patrick's at 11:00a.m, Scripture readingto be Isaiah 42:1-9 _Acis Children enjoy l oca I f u n 10, 34-43, responsive reading Psalm_ 29, The Holy Gospel mat- thew3:13-17. Fred and Patricia Dobbs are hap-, py to -announce -that their daughteC* is Fatty. and her fiance Rev. Rob Lux - ,von are appointed to e:Binish of -Vara, Chesney and 'Paisley cone inencing January 1.1993. Patty. and Rob will, be married at Trivia Memorial Anglican Church at Exeter on Apri1.24:and Pauy will be ordained to the;Diaconate at the end of May at St. Paul's Cathedral, London. Prayers and love go with them in their new,life together. Ross .McFalls has returned home from:hospital and is feeling better. „ -Mary. Davis of Lucan and Donna McFall*. of Guelph were New Year's:dinner guests with Hugh and Hazel. Mary Davis and Mabel Needham were Sunday dinner guests with Earl and Marguerite Greenlee. Crystal Davis was a weekei tdvis- itoc with cousin Courtney MacGil- livray. • St. Patrick's Jantvtry A.C.W. will be held at the home of Hazel Davis Tuesday, January 12 at 8:00 p.m. with Heather MacGillivray as host- ess and Margaret Carroll and Rose .Cunninghann us program leaders. Please remember your items for Daily Bread. Slue Water Rest Home news ZURICI1 - A Tull hung over Blue Water Rest Horne after two months of entertainment being provided by members of the community for the Chrisunas season. 7?rc residents' minds were lull of happy memorie of the Christmas season and .their palates quite satisfied with all tin good food. Gladys Gusgerich served Wednesday afternoon tea for those who still had room for one more syuarc, and for those:that did have room they melted in {Ire n►outh and automatically the tight (kit) arm stretched out for just one Hume Rev. Stephen Mies, Si. Peter Lu- theran Church, Zurich was in charge of Thursday afternoon Chapel Service. the residents -enjoyed Fun and Fitness Tuesday morning, Newspa- • ler Reading Wednesday morning, . Games on Wednesday evening and Bingo on New Year's live. The residents were lookitng.,for- -werd to a visit by their,Grade 5 Si. wasp: we 1dudilies and the' Hume erilkailiary on :Tneeday. January 5. A :.ZURICi4,tchildtsaiaZ zzich en- joyed a dayof fun at the arena last Wednesday when they were treated to free skating, popcorn and hot chocolate, compliments of the Zu- nch Optimist Club. New Year's celebration Families attending the New Year's Eve festivities at the. arena enjoyed a variety of activities in- cluding skating, movies and card games. A buffet lunch was served and Hook's Pari'.'y Sound supplied music to _dance in. the new year. This family night was sponsored by the Zurich Lion's Club and the Op- timist Club. .Liens The Lions held their annual La- dies Night Chrisunas party at the - Dominion Tavern on December 21 with a good tum -cut. Following a .turkey dinner complete with .all the trimmings, gifts were exchanged with all the ladies present. Juan Memel' was the lucky winner of the 50/50 draw. The Lions Club held their last meeting at the Dominion on Janie The local chartered accountant limn of Homuth, Taylor, Pinder and McNeilly is the first spon- sor for the 1993 conservation dinner sponsored by the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Founda- =tlanoand the Exeter Lions. Above, Stu Homuth and Brian Taylor admire the "Summer Song" 'mint -from artist Rod Frederick. This is the first print to be cost covered by a local firm and oth- crs3are encouraged to do the same. The dinner will be held April 8 at the South Huron Recrea- 't/on,Centre. O O ` C 47a/- ' l'01' /77111 Abilicile I any 4•seitlr gne . queioshoretia wee •to,+viritsr+.. Geiser of Exeter whcrapi even tide ':on Saturday. Vera and Elam topic, "liability insuzanee for their Shantz of Zurich, Albert and Luan- functions." na Martin of Kitchener. and Alfred The Lions' next meeting will be and Verna Ropp of Tavistock visit - held January 18 at 7 pm. with the ed Neeb. official visit from Grand Lion, John Vetkley of Atwood. Meeting The Women's institute held their meeting at the Township Hall on January 4 with good attendance. Personals 'se. Father Peter Hayes was in Wind- sor for a few days over the holidays to attend the celebration of his par- ents' 50th wedding anniversary on December 26. Toni and Mary Hayes celebrated their anniversary at Si Gregory church in St. Clair Beach. A special thanks extended to Father Tom Blonde for assisting in Father Haye's absence. Marcella Dietrich, rest home resi- dent, spent the Chrisunas holidays in London at the home of her son and his wife, Don and Joyce Die- trich. Ina Neeb of the Spruce Villa Mozart and Julie Gelinas Jr. cele- brated Christmas with Julie's family in their home on Boxing Day. Birthday wishes go out to Annie Finkbeiner on January 5; Meagan Sweeney, twins Justin and Jacque- linc (iciness, and Helene Ducharme on January 7: Marie Gelinas, Made- line Gelinas and Karl Regier Jr. bn January 11. Glenn and Marg Neeb, along with Lionel and Rebecca Wilder, recently spent two weeks on holi- days in Florida,returning home in time to spend Christmas with their tamalies. Family and friends of Annie Finkbeiner helped her celebrate her birthday on Sunday by bringing her dinner. Denise and John McCarroll are the parents of Zurich's first baby born in the new year on Janury 2 at Clinton hospital. Seeing Too Much of Yourself Lately? 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