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Times-Advocate, 1983-12-21, Page 26Page 10A Times -Advocate, December 21, 1983 des [ma chew Ada Ad. NO gab AW A® Wu WI Wei aiPt►s Am Asea Ada Vest Ada Np j / Thank You f I would like to sincere- ly thank everyone who patronized us in the Auction and Lawn Spraying Business. Merry Christmas, Hap- py New Year. fl An and Parkara Van Palter e tirettorfil elanti Wtslareerertlmnstnarnvc►a?n©Vnc +vbg rdraeieeupeissiNie Nie niiseioteieetobeueeis. 3 ay the happy music of Christmas fill all your days with harmony. On a joyous note we say thanks. 3 3 0 Sharon and Allen Brokenshire A B PRINTING g g 236-4180 Zurich tot, asci ©a oft wviiptivm ova conipticrolvvrtmoPctaActovio i NEW REEVE — Newly acclaimed Zurich reeve Isidore LaPorte signs his first,of- ficial papers in his new capacity, watched by clerk Sharon Baker, and councillor Bob Fisher. Blue Water Rest Home Zurich, Ontario Ott . On behalf of the residents and staft we would like to ex,end a sincere thank you to al! who have added some comfort to our resident, by visits, providing entertainment, asrstrn); financially, food don tion or treats, (lurrng 198.3. • We at the Blue Water Rest 1 lame wish you alt a eery Merry Christmas and a happy New Year 1984. Dr. C. Wallace Inset Risi Chairman 1dmin/strainr .anarilWel Ott artsWCawart$s+rrt!arthroOft a!isawarctarctta"C.aCs6`n g Er I pgi. , :'*'3' g h: �,.�vrrfb g s p o gp g o +°`" v g 9 4t. 4011 g g ,wecwim 1 g r r,, • n')/f)��i7iJ1)/lam ;%► g g�//i" vVV✓-'" g K With sincere wishes for a g gg memorable holiday season goes our g i thanks for your friendship and trust. g r g JEFFREY BROS. $ g CONSTRUCTION g g 236-4757 8 R.R. 2 Zurich, Ontario R r -V %' V a,U VC! C7tl VU Via Gib vo vo Ch1 esrel ver am ave. elm eve. eve. eve. leu STUDENTS DESCENDING — St. Boniface kindergarten teacher Sharon O'Toole super- vises her students as they leave the stage after performing in the rehearsal for the school's Christmas concert. Santa Claus parade Francis Denomme was the lucky winner of this month's K. of C. share the wealth, worth- $136.00 at their Christmas party last Thurs- day which included their wives. On Friday Knights Mozart Gelinas Sr. and Den - r.; Rau played Santa and his helper at two schools for the mentally handicapped, one in Goderich and Huron Hope in Centralia where they handed out hags of candy to the children. Those participating in the Santa Claus parade here in Zurich on Saturday are to be congratulated for a job well done! Even the nice fresh snow added its special touch for effects. Ml the floats were good and the children loved seeing all the dressed cartoon characters. The eiejoyed going to the arena where they were treated to movies, chocolate milk and bags of candy that were handed •out by Santa Claus (courtesy of the Lion's Club). The families of Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Masse gathered together on Saturday at the Dominion Tavern for a delicious turkey dinner and Christmas party. The children, in-laws and grandchildren of Mrs. Dolly Jeffrey celebrated Christmas together last Sunday, Dec. 11 at the parish hall of St. Peter's Church on the Blue 4r Water highway. John Haggitt of Edmonton is presently spending a couple of months at home with his parents, George and Mary Haggitt and family after be- ing away for four years. I would like to take this op- portunity to say "Merry Christmas" to everyone and send best wishes for a happy and holy holiday season, and a prosperous new year, especially to all our out-of- town friends and readers who like to keep in touch with all the local happenings. Vera Thiel was the lucky winner of a red Poinsettia plant as a door prize at the Christmas party last Tuesday held at the day care centre at lluronview in Clinton. She was also the narrator on tape for the short play "A Christmas Gift." A little birthday party was held for four-year old Mark Durand on Friday by his mom, Janet, for some neighbours and cousins. Infant Michael Allen Masse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Masse, Grand Bend, was baptized last Sunday Dec. 11 at the Catholic Church by FatherMorrisseywith god- parents being, Walter and Brenda Vermunt, followed by a get-together at the baby's home afterwards. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Kevan Sweeney who is a SANTA'S ELVES — Three elves take part in the Zurich PS Christmas assembly. Rams tit are re are aril ori! ttrct eve! Our best wishes for a joyous Noel to all our wonderful patrons. May the best of the Holiday Season be yours! WESTLAKE INSURANCE BROKERS INC. We're sending you glad tidings of happiness... wrapped with sincere thanks for making this year a successful one! Ed Smith and family Ed's Burner Service Zurich •!tam miss oral r evose are antt+im mime a hit tient in War Memorial Children's Hospital, London due to an appendix operation last Friday. Ted and Jean Geoffrey celebrated Christmas with their family on Saturday with dinner at the Bayview Tavern with their children and families, Cplleen and Danny of Blenheim, Doug and Charlene Geoffrey of Exeter. Doug and Darlene Fink- beiner, Crediton, Randy and VickieGeoffreyand Steve and Patti Geoffrey, Zurich. A special treat for all the children was a visit from San- ta in the afternoon. The even- ing was enjoyed by the adults dancing at the Pineridge Chalet. Children's skating at the arena this week from Mon. to Fri. is from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. Position filled by acclamation LaPorte new Zurich reeve Isidore LaPorte was sworn in as the new reeve of Zurich at a special council meeting on December 15 to replace Don Van Patter, who had tendered his resignation ef- fective the previous day. After Keith Westlake nominated Bob Fisher and Mike O'Connor nominated Isidore LaPorte the four councillors faced the certain- ty of a tie vote. Referring to some notes written out previously, Fisher thanked his nominator and others who had encouraged him to stand for the job of reeve, mention- ed business and family com- mitments, then said if LaPorte planned to run, he would not accept the nomination. "I would not like to see a split council if the reeveship is decided by a draw from a hat as at this time we need more than anything continui- ty and cooperaton", he elaborated. Fisher announced his inten- tion of running for reeve iii the next municipal elections. When LaPorte indicated he was in the running, Fisher withdrew his name, even though pressed by Westlake to make absolutely sure he wished to decline the nomination. LaPorte is the senior coun- cillor with 11 years in office. In .acceptng the position, LaPorte said he is sure the council will have a good work- ing relationship, but warned that with a business and fami- ly he will not have as much time to devote to municipal o �tt�e n This frosty weather is a good reminder that winter has arrived and Christmas is almost here. Last Monday afternoon, the children of Exeter Catholic school entertained the residents with their Christmas program and then served refreshments. Movies were shown on Mon- day evening followed by refreshments. This will end the movies until after the New Year. On Tuesday evening, a Christmas movie was shown on video in the lobby. The children of the. Exeter Brownie Pack visited on Wednesday evening presen- ting their Christmas program and giving each resident a treat and hand made Christmas card. The December birthday party was held on Thursday evening sponsored by the Hurondale Institute. An en- joyable musical program was presented followed by a delicious lunch. Birthday gifts were presented, courtesy of the Ladies Auxiliary. Residents having birthdays during the month of tuittlus Ras Nies gasNia girls qua 0ms NW cAo ssi6a Nbs qW Eiappg Lo�&ay We have a sleighful of Yuletide wishes for all our friends and patrons who have been so kind and thoughtful throughout the year... the very merriest of Christmases to one and all! True peace, love and joy! from Doctor Grant Lee and the staff of the ZURICH DENTAL CLINIC 3 3 440 040 QeA Asf 461 qfA Nutt Naa Oett Nos NO Am Adi7 A45 N© Ail AsA AIA Ad C1d Mr. Bee says: Festive Season Savings TAVISTOCK CHEESE Save 10C ib. extra off Reg. Prices Reg. Prices MonterayJack..2.86 Ib. o;; • Brick 2.82 Ib. • Colby 2.82 Ib. • Mozzarella 2.80 Ib• • Marble 3.18 Ib. • Caraway 2.95 Ib. • Onion/Parsley 2.95 Ib. • Mild 3.15 Ib. • Medium yellow or white 3.26 Ib. • Old yellow 3.38 Ib. • Old white 3.38 Ib. • Extra old white. 3.48 Ib. Our other selection of cheeses all on sale. Prices In effect Dec. 21 - Dec. 31 W•r• ern dolly • .. rn.. • gr rn. Or•n Atnu •M7o n1•A, C1611•11 fun4 y. E nn M aunt.n Warn mill took* 7)4.4 711 affairs as did his predecessor, and councillors will "pro- bably have to work harder." LaPorte expressed the wish that when residents have questions, they pose them at a council meeting instead of on the street corner. "It's a lot easier to explain at council than two days later", he added. "With five of us, I'm sure we'll have answers for people with pro- blems. We will try to stay on the same track as Don Van Patter started. He had good plans for the village. We have to do something to make this a better place to live in. I'm sure Zurich will be around in 100 years, but we have to keep improving." A lively discussion ensued to decide how to fill the new- ly created vacancy on coun- cil. Fisher, concerned about the cost of holding an election, suggested either Leroy Thiel, the loser in the last election, be asked to complete the term,or council advertise for those wishing to serve, and then make the decision. Look- ing at it from the other side, Fisher also mentioned that "the last time this happened we ended up with problems that are still hanging over our heads." O'Connor agreed that if in- terested Thiel is entitled to run, but he argued in favour of an election so people who feel they have something to contribute will have an oppor- tunity to run for council, and the voters will be given a choice. He said he had been approached by about 20 peo- /,n lei December are Mr. Chas. Fowler, Mrs. Erma Gascho, Miss Milverna Geiger and Mrs. Gerda Lovisendal. On Friday morning, the residents enjoyed the Christmas prog am. presented by the Zurich Public School. Bingo was played on Friday evening followed by refreshments. The Christmas draw for the wall hanging and pillows was also made. Con- gratulations to Mrs. Leona Phillips (Mrs. Oriole Westlake's daughter) of Lon- don who won the wall hanging and Mrs. Fergus Turnbull of the Blue Water Rest Home Apartments who won the pillows. A sincere thank -you is extended to all who bought tickets to make the project a success. We welcome Mr. Loftus Denomme to the home. He is formerly of Zurich. We regret that Miss Loretta Keller is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Rev. Kenneth Knight of Hensel' Presbyterian Church conducted the chapel service on Sunday evening. On behalf of residents and staff, we extend a very merry Christmas to one and all. ple who all suggested that in the light of past events, an election should be held. "It will be money well spent. The term still has two years to go. The new coun- cillor should be represen- tative of the people, not representative of three members of council", he said. Westlake supported O'Con- nor's motion. An election date will be set when Zurich coun- cil meets for its next regular meeting on January 9 at 1:00 p m. For the Festive Season ---- TASTY-NU BREAD CANADIAN & IMPORTED CHEESES • SHORTBREAD COOKIES • CHRISTA-IAS CAKE tided• DINNER ROLLS • MINCEMEAT TARTS • CHEESE Gff I BASKETS • PARTY TRAYS • MK SNACKS & CANDIES . MINCEMEAT or BUTTER TARTS 6 Foe 1.49 :r MARBLE CHEDDAR CHEESE 2.99 Le A sincere "Thank You" for your parsonage throughout 1983. We'll strive to serve you even Netter in 1984 DOUG 8 RUTH OESCH and STAFF Bakery 6'Cheese House EXETER 2354332 ZURICH 23&eI2 SEAFORTH 527.1803 g g 1 :'�' .. g Ilk g g C g The beauty aria spirit of g the season brings to mind g most wonderful gifts . ft and- - g ship,. Ioyalty and good will. We thank 1 {o you for yours and wish you a Merry Christmas. h t-l'e look forward tO u'rvinf; Ou again g 0 VILLAGE OF g c ZURICH g o Reeve and councillors ss, �pD llQ N6t AtA tod o. oG' Rep Alf Ad AQ nC? pas AG9 A,p Age, Ad Da - the.,, AiieSsiis Caw CMS WI Nes Nor Chen Rea Ne, Nat --Nip Ata Cues N,a reel" A,p A.ea A[A Ah}eke! es AGa 1445 CV55 CUA AEa Am 3 3 3 1 g LOVE FAITH. PEACE Of these three eternal gifts the greatest is Love. At this glorious season we hope this most precious gift will be yours. g MICHAEL P. O'CONNOR 1'44 !UNERAL HOMEsizurlch Cha el Hensall Chapel P Ila King St. 49 dasher Sf. N, g Hensall 236-4365 Zurich ;'ou. osoi,aoatata omowoismar i w.roikouratiss rokosaittowowea•.gkoasN;aan,eoow.aei.artw.o