HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-03-28, Page 17St. Peters, St. Boniface CWLs hold elections
Last Tuesday evening the
C.W.L. meeting was held at
St. Peter's Parish St. Joseph
with the main objective being
election of officers for the
next two-year term. Results
were, past president, Ber-
nadette Denomme; presi-
dent, Mary Ducharme; vice-
pres. Sharon Durand;
secretary Martha Ducharme;
treasurer Barb Jeffrey and
Sharon Overholt; Spiritual
and Christian family life,
Mary -Lou Denomme and
Marilee Ayotte, Organization,
Janet Durand; Community
Life, 4oretta Ayotte and Com-
munications will be done by
Patty LaPorte. Congratula-
tions to everyone.
St. Boniface C.W.L.
On Tuesday March 20 the
St. Boniface C.W.L. monthly
meeting was held, which
began at 6:30 p.m. with a
delicious pancake supper.
Forty-four members
answered the roll call. Money
collected from the door and
profit from supper will be sent
to Peace and Development.
Five ladies joined in on a
day of Recollection at Im-
maculate Heart of Mary
Church in Grand Bend last
Wednesday. An invitation
from the Lutheran Church
ladies to attend their meeting
on Tuesday, April 10 at 8 p.m.
was accepted. A motion was
made to send $50.00 for the
Pope's Visitation Fund in
September.
Eighteen ladies from the
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Family clothing - collector plates - fabrics and yarn
Jeans & Ruggers 9.99
Men's Shirts 4.99
Swim Suits 9.99
Flash Dance Tops from 3.99
Ladies Long Coats 44.95
Figure skating dresses, skirts and jewellery
Infants Sun Dresses
Girl's Tops
Paper Backs
1.99
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5/1.00
Thurs. March 29 6 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Fri. March 30 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
At Annex, Huron Park
Follow the signs
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shades
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4 Iltre can
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ijimmaits
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4 litre can
Natural
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Exeter District Coop
235-2081 Hours
blocks west Mon. -Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
a the Flre Hall Sat. A a.m. - 4 p.m.
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parish attended the . World
Day of Prayer, 10 went to Mt.
Cannel's play last month and
12 ladies made a Retreat in
Oxley last week. A Rug
Braiding Open House will be
on Wednesday, April 4 at the
Heasall Community Centre
from 7 to 9 p.m.
The league purchased a
Papal flag for the parish,
which will be up for Easter.
Fr. Mooney still has some
Papal candles for sale. A
report was given on the re-
cent March of Dimes collec-
BUILDING BLOCKS — Julie Coleman has her coordina-
tion tested under the watchful eye of nurse Helen West
as part of the procedure for kindergarten registration
at St. Boniface.
tion that realized 81,311.22.
Captains Virginia Denomme
and Rose Regier would like to
retire after heading the cam-
paign for the last 12 years. It
is hoped that another church
in the community will take it
over.
Elections and nominations
were: past president Cecilia
Smith, president Cecilia
Farwell; 1st vice, Ilridget
Groot; $nd vice, Helen
Creces; 3rd vice, Afra Van-
Wonderen; Recording
secretary Denise Schroeder;
corresponding secretary,
Teresa Bedard; treasurer,
Helene Ducharme; Standing
committee, Debbie Pennings,
Elaine Beauchamp and
Maria Mathonia.
Door prize was won by
Blanche Overholt. Next
meeting will be on April 26
with supper at the Dominion
Tavern. If interested in going,
phone Marie Cyr as soon as
possible.
This is your last reminder
of the figure skating carnival
at the arena on Sunday, April
1 and it's no April Fool's joke.
Curtain time is at 2:00 p.m.
sharp and tickets are 83.00,
$2.00 and 81.00. Bring a warm
blanket and be prepared to
see good entertainment.
For the Second Learning.
for Lent series on Wednesday
morning at 9:15 a.m. March
28 the speaker will be Arch
Andrews of Bayfield, a fami-
ly counsellor or learn how to
crochet with Judy Morrison.
Bowling at Zurich lanes
Thursday Mixed League
Til M. Vermont
B J. Jacobs
D L. Meloche
GT B. Martens
'HS B. Martens
HS D. Smith
523 0
546 7
678 4
539 3
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Saturday Intertown
Exeter at Mikes No. 2 (Stratford)
Exeter
HS J. Simpson 268 8
HT J. Simpson 648
Mikes 11
HS M. Ridley
HT M. Ridley
251 -22
702
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION — Shuron O'Toole, (left) a teacher at St. Boniface
School, explains one of the procedures involved in kindergarten registration to Tanya
Bedrrd and mother Jane.
About People YOU Krcw
Cathy Fawcett with
children Kent and Scott of
Sherwood Park, Alberta ar-
rived last Wednesday and is
spending a couple of weeks
with her parents, Russel and
Elizabeth Grainger and
relatives in the area. Her hus-
band Doug, spent the
weekend here also.
The lucky winners of last
Monday's euchre party at the
town hall organized by the
Women's Institute were:
Doris Wilson, Brucefield for
ladies high; ladies low, Agnes
Regier, men's high, W.D.
Wilson; men's low, Frank
McClinchey; lone hand
Doreen MacLachlan, Kippen
and lucky chair prize also
went to Doreen.
This was the last card par-
ty for now.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Corriveau
were Francisand-Rita Felber
from Chatham.
Little Melissa Ann
Meidinger, daughter of
Denise and Wayne, was bap-
tized on Sunday, March 25 at
St. Boniface Church by Fr.
Mooney with godparents
Jerry and. Debbie Pennings.
May we offer our sympathy
to the family of Leonard
Prang, a long time Zurich
resident, who passed away on
Sunday.
Mrs. Dolly Jeffrey, along
with Robert, Dennis, Michael
and Susan, all spent the
weekend in Windsor and at-
tended the wedding of a
nephew and cousin, Dennis
Siemon. son of Joseph (Sun-
ny) and Millie Siemon.
Several relatives from
Goderich were there. Diane
and Ron Ducharme, Zurich,
also attended the wedding.
Margaret Kalbfleisch's son
Fred of Burlington spent Sun-
day with his mother.
Leroy and Marie Thiel
returned home last weeke'hd
from a nice three week bus
trip to Texas and Mexico.
March 29 is once again the
monthly paper drive by the
boys from the Mennonite
Church. Have bundles out at
the curb by 6:30 D.m.
Party in Varna hall
By Mary Chessell
Shelly Hayter, Robyn Nor-
man and Janet
Mcl3eath
1/jr�lLesa tempi e.t
It is nice to see that at least
some of the robins are op-
timistic about the arrival of
Spring. Hopefully the rest of
us will not be disappointed
either.
Movies were shown on Mon-
day evening followed by
refreshments.
The sympathy of residents
and staff is extended to the
families of the late Mrs. Alice
Baker and Miss Loretta
Keller.
On Tuesday evening the
Girl Guides of Exeter, under
the leadership of Mrs. Joyce
Morgan, visited with the
residents.
We welcome Mrs. Alice
Haberer, a former Zurich
resident, to the home.
Bingo was played on Fri-
day evening followed by
refreshments.
Residents out visiting
recently were Mr. Aaron
Gingerich, Mrs. Hilda Shap -
ton, Mr. Loftus Denomme and
Mrs. Annie Noakes.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Luther of
Hensel!.
received honours in their
Grade 2 Royal Conservatory
of Music piano exames in
Stratford. They are students
of Marjorie Hayter.
Mrs. Mel (Lila) Webster of
Clinton was the honoured
guest of the Webster families
at a party in Varna hall
celebrating her seventy-fifth
birthday on Sunday. She was
presented with roses and gifts
as memories of the happy
occasion.
Florenc e Elliott returned
home from Sea forth Hospital
on Friday. She had surgery
the previous Friday.
Joan Beierling is confined
to St. Joseph's Hospital in
London.
Bill Chessell received a
news clipping (courtesy of
George Divok, Ontario
Hydro) taken from the Mit-
chellAdvocate,about a friend
of his, Earl Squire, who
bought and restored a couple
of army'motorbikes in the '40s
with Bill's help. The first one,
a 1935 Harley Davidson, came
in pieces in three baskets. The
other was an Indian Chief he
bought from Bill Holland of
Clinton. Pictures of the men
and bikes accompanied the
article. Earl and his wife
Marion still ride a bike, and
occasionally drop in to see us
while out touring with it.
Goderich at Zurich
Zurich
HS S. Stade 255 5
HT S. Dickert 624
Goderich
HS J. Horton 293 25
HT D. Geddes 656
Zurich at St. Marys Selects
Zurich
HF V. Glaab 1377 35
HS V. Glaab 313
St. Marys
HF D. Harburn 1193
HS G. Jackson 307 13
Tuesday Mens League
F 13. Horner 667 16
DH 13. Boogeman 554 14
B 11 Debus 648 8
P R. Crown 680 22
R H. Finkbeiner 765 16
TT K. Clark 660 18
1111 R. Smale 620
HS L. Hoffman 377
R. Vanderhoek 354
HT R. Radar 815
R. Crown 787
HA R. Crown 211
L. Bedard 205
Wednesday Morning Exeter
Ladies
M. Lovell 416
13. Elgie ' 495
V. Horbaniuk 483
A. Wilson 472
M. Bridges 573
A. Appleton 499.
HS M. Bridges 225
Thursday Grand Cove Estates
F. Allen 550
R. Marshall 528
T. Hunt . 512
. R. Kite 486
HS T. Anderson 178
HS R. Marshall 224
Thursday Golden Age Seniors
High Doubles
B. Hogg
L. Gandier
E. Hohner
M. Clausius
HS E. Hohner
HS E. Strachan
Monday Huron Hope
High girls:
T. Wegg
M.L. Masse
High boys
J. Dekort
A. Volk
269
301
306
255
211
139
97
89
GH
DH
UD
PH
HG
AO
P
TC
PP
RD
Monday Ladies League
V. Wilder
A. Sweiger
J. Bengough
C. Vanderboomen
1. Becker
C. Cooper
H. McEwen
S. Pole
J. Fisher
S. Dickert
538
490
674
572
611
647
676
684
553
626
Tuesday Grand Cove Estates
E. McArthur
L. Vollrath
P. Morton
HS T. Anderson
HS E. McArthur
566
513
482
199
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St. Pter's
Lutheran Church
REV. DONNA KYLLONEN
Pastor
Organist
Mrs. Christine Eagleson B.M.A.
Sunday, April 1
10:00 o.m. - Worship Service
10:45 o.m. • Sunday School
There is a nursery for small
children which is supervised dur-
ing the worship service.
Everyone Welcome
Annual
Meeting
Bayfield
Cemetery Co.
Mon., April 2
1:30 p.m.
Bayfield Municipal
Building
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HOW TO HOP — David Creces hops along with nurse
tea
133 Madelaine Rosk as part of the Denver development test
for children registering for kindergarten at St. Boniface.
Shaw's Dairy Store
264930 mice
2'h Gallon Tub Shaws Ice Cream
Zurich Wood Products Ltd
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TRIP iNCUAES:
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inxiuding a buffet dinner
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TO ENTER OUR DRAW VISIT ANY
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MANY OTHER PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY
* EACH BUSINESS PLACE DISPLAYING A STAR
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