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• Exeter Wednesday,December 15
1999
Judging of Christmas displays to take place this Saturday
By Carmel Sweeney ing the Christmas holidays from December 27 to members of the patrols. Dan Peck gave a very good pre-
ZUltICLUDEBESEONDMIT January 9, Monday to Friday from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. for sentation on endangered species.
$1 per person: Personals
Santa Claus was at the Zurich Co-op last Saturday. and
is now getting ready to see the children at the arena on
December 18, beginning at 2 p.m. The Lions Club are
sponsoring this event.
The Pinpoppers women's bowling team held their
annual Christmas get-together last Tuesday evening
when 10 of them enjoyed a dinner at Abe's Restaurant
in Hensall followed by a sodal evening and gift exchange
at the home of Mary -Ann Craner in Zurich.
The Rest Home Auxiliary held their Christmas meeting
and party December 7 for the residents.
Santa Qaus and his elf were on hand to visit everyone
and give gifts to the residents on behalf of the Auxiliary.
The next Auxiliary meeting is on January 4.
The Zurich Bowling Lanes is planning to have a
Millennium Party on December 31. Glow in the Dark
bowling will be played from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for those
under 19 years of age. From 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. will be
for the adults. The cost includes a hot buffet meal at
midnight. Phone 236-4923 to reserve your alley or for
more information.
The Golden Agers held their Christmas dinner meeting
on December 13 at 12:30 p.m. at the Town and Country
Lanes in Zurich. President is Lottie Grenier.
The Zurich Diners held their Christmas dinner at noon
on December 15. Their next dinner will be held January
5. If you plan to attend, phone Kay Hay the Monday
before by 12 noon.
The Chamber of Commerce held their Christmas din-
ner/party on December 11 at Hessenland Country Inn at
St. Joseph. Their next meeting will be held at Erb's
Country Kitchen on the third Tuesday in January.
The Scouts recently had Assistant District
Commissioner Daryl Keys come for a visit. They played
Flags and had Mr. and Mrs. Tom Neilands in to talk
about volunteering in the Kinsmen and Kinnette clubs in
Hensall. They practiced their knotting and tying skills
and had a relay race to tie ropes together and rescue
ZURICH - Be sure to put your Christmas lights and
decorations on early Saturday night, December 18 as
members of the Zurich Chamber of Commerce will be
judging for the "Light -up Contest".
St. Boniface School will be holding their Christmas
concert on December 15 in the church at 7:30 p.m.
Everyone is welcome and may bring a canned item for
admission.
Students of St. Boniface School will be going skating at
the Zurich Arena on December 17 and 22.
The last day of school before Christmas holidays is
December 23. They go back to school on January 10.
The Zurich Cubs went to the Imax theatre in London
on Wednesday. This Wednesday the scouting groups,
Cubs, Beavers and Girl Guides, will sing Christmas car-
ols to the residents of Blue Water Rest Home at 7 p.m.
Used stamps may be dropped off at St. Boniface
Church on the table near the door, marked for the
C.W.L.
The Zurich Public School Parent Council will be hold-
ing their annual penny sale this Friday from 9 a.m. to 6
p.m. and on December 20 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The
proceeds will go toward new playground equipment.
They are holding a Christmas concert in the gym on
December 21 at 7 p.m.
On December 23 the choirs will go to Blue Water Rest
Home to sing carols for the residents at 10 a.m.
The students will have a pizza lunch on the Last day of
school before the holidays.
On December 8 the choirs entertained at Dining for
Seniors.
A New Year's Eve Dance will be held at the Zurich
Community Centre from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are
available from Cheryl at 236-7374, from the arena at
236-4969 or you can buy them at J&L Variety Store,
Jerry Raders or the Zurich Municipal Office.
The cost is $30 per person which includes a hot lunch,
party favours and a lot of fun. Music will be by a live
band "Serious Business". All proceeds will go to the
arena building fund.
There will be public skating at the Zurich Arena dur-
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Please, drop in. Exeter United Church Christian
development administrator Judy Dougall sits in front
of a popular play thing at the church's downstairs chil-
dren's room last week during the last Parents/Tots
Drop In of the year. Dougall said the drop in program,
meant for parents of small children to take a short
break from their kids for a coffee and conversation
with other adults while the children have a juice and a
snack and play nearby, will take a three week break
over the holidays.The program started in October
and will be back starting Jan. 7, 2000, from 10 a.m.-
11:30 a.m. and continue at the same time each Friday.
(photo/Craig Bradford)
Emily. Burk was baptized on December 11,.4n
Kitchener. She is the daughter of Rob and "Amy Bork
(nee Wildfong). Several relatives from the Zurich.'area
attended and a fancily get-together was held at the
baby's home afterwards:
A lovely evening was had by those who attended the
Christmas dinner and dance in Seaforth sponsored by
the Harmony Kings.
On December 7 Jerome, Carmel and Butch Sweeney
and. Marie Gelinas Sr. travelled to Kitchener for the
funeral of relative Rota Sweeney.
The family of Tony and Adeline Denomme enjoyed
their annual pre-Quisttnas dinner and get-together on
Sunday.
Happy birthday wishes go to Martin Gelinas on
December 13 and to Nora Corriveau on December 6.
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