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Times Advocate, 1993-12-08, Page 8Times-Advoclate, Deceinber 8.1993 , +S+ Santa Claus visited the Centralia -Huron Park parade on Sunday. 40 Both concerts next Wednesday Zuv1s Ch.1strnas concerts By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - Zurich Public School will be holding its Christmas Con- cert Wednesday December 15 _at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome. St. Boniface Separate School will be holding its concen the same eve- ning, at the same time. Admission is to bring along a non-perishable food item for donation to Blessings „Unlimited. Phone the school for tickets. Parents of High School Students attending tonight's Christmas Con- cert are also reminded to bring along a food item for donation. Curtain time is 7:30 p.m. Food Drive The Zurich Scouts and the Opti- mist Club will be going door to door in Zurich this Saturday De- cember 11 starting at 10 a.m. Any- one wishing to donate is asked to have something out and ready for the collection when they come. CWL The next St. Boniface CWL meeting will be on December 14 at 8 p.m. following holy hour and mass in the church, starting at 6:30 p.m. . Lions The Lions Club will be having their annual Santa Claus Day at the Zurich Community Centre on Sat- urday December 18. The program will star at 2 p.m. and promises lots of treats for the kids. There will be free movies, chocolate milk, and bags of candy to take home from Old St. Nick. The Lions will be holding their Ladies Christmas Party at the Do- minion Tavern Monday December 20 at 7 p.m. Each parry -goer is asked to bring along a gift to ex- change. Plans continue on the Lions and ptimists New Year's Eve family night at the Community Centre. Tickets are on sale for 525 per fam- ily or 515 for singles at J&L Varie- ty or from club members. Trip of the month Kay Webb of RR2 Zurich was the winner of the Trip of the Month Draw from the Zurich Chamber of Commerce. The December prize was 5500 for Christmas money. Personals The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late Ruby Neeb who passed away on Saturday. Congratulations to Darrel and Deb Gingerich of RR2 Zurich on the arrival of their baby boy on No- vember 28. John and Bern Denomme cele- brated their 53rd wedding anniver- sary on November 30. Hay Township employees and spouses enjoyed their Christmas dinner and party Saturday evening at Hessenland. LL The Centralia -Huron Park Santa Claus parade was held on Sunday. Shown above in top photo, the Maguire family of Lucan wants to be home for Christmas. Above, Carrie Powe waves to the friendly chipmunk while father Alan encourages her. 1 Numbers in the TA Phone Book for Dlnney Fumiture and GEssayamessi Soivissmsakilametowd T11e t BM Rase: okw,ey FwtillluS 235-0173 Dkiney Funeral Service N 235-3600 ,�. Fir -7-11:11117, , 1.11 (Five Only) Garment Bags Reg. (Seven Only) Garment Bags Reg. (Five Only) Attache Cases Reg. siootov $59.99 $80•.0O $49.99 $49.95 $34.95 McBRINE "TEMPO SERIES" Discontinued St les 2 OFF "Samsonite" " ri ' a C � c" •.:,_ ,_. i P Choose from one of the largest selections of quality luggage, wallets Art and purses in this area. Ilan$. ,afar $a*.. ..$v Iai' .t1LWrrww t~^k• r� do-ifyp won? Happy 80th birthday wishes are extended to Nora Corriveau for her December 6 birthday. A surprise party was held for her on Sunday at the Circle K Ranch near London with her children and in-laws at- tending. On Monday some friends got together with her in the com- mon room at Spruce Villa Apart- ments to play cards and enjoy some birthday cake. Get well wishes are extended to Leila Becker who is a patient in the Stratford hospital. Many enjoyed the bus trip to Ni- agara sponsored by the Lutheran Church to view the Chri9nias lights and decorations. Dining for Seniors Forty diners were served last Wednesday at the Zurich Comlhu- nity Centre. Winner of the ASO draw was Tony Denomme. Enkr- tainment was provided by aludetits of St. Boniface School, Emllyy and Catherine Miller, Rachelle 'Beau- champ, and Chantelle and 'Mozart (3elinas Jr. Cards and gameswere enjoyed by the seniors. TORONTO'S CHESTNUT PARK HOTEL Bargains! Bargains! Bargaiis! AGO`. Toronto is a city packed full of excitement and exceptional shopping, not to mention world class theaters, fine dining and the centre for winter festivities. Use the Chestnut Park Hotel, conveniently located adjacent to City Hall in tic heart of Toronto, as your headquarters - everything you want in downtown Toron is within minutes. You'll also love the warm hospitality, as we go o t of our way to help.you locate, reserve and arrive at all of the places you want to go! 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