Times-Advocate, 1984-05-02, Page 14r
Lions collect for charities
Education week at Sf. Boniface
Education week at St.
Boniface School will be held
thio week with the parents be-
ing invited to drop in and take
oppb'rtunity to view the
work and science
fair eichibits.
From the Lion's Den
The April 2 meeting was
Farmer's Night. Fifteen
Lion's were present with 14
guest farmers who met at the
Dominion Tavern for supper
at 7:00 p.m. along with four
members from the Woodstock
Lion's club. Speaker for the
evening was Miss Penny
Porter, inspector with the
Ministry of Agriculture who
gave a very informative slide
presentation. Lion Vic Dinnin
thanked her and presented
her with a gift.
Correspondence was read
and a thank you from the
Leader Dog school for the re-
cent donation of $250.00.
The Lions are collecting for
the Cancer Society and
Easter Seal Campaign which
Russell Grainger reported
has raised $1,650.00.
At the previous meeting
perfect attendance pins were
handed out to Louis Willert,
Bob Evans, Wayne
Meidinger, Carl Finkbeiner,
Pat Bedard, Kevin McKin-
non, Doug and Richard Erb
and Don and Doug O'Brien
and Russell G$ainger for be-
ing members for various
numbers of years in the club.
The 50-50 draw was won by
Gerald Stewart and farmers'
;draws were won by Garnet
Leitch, John Paul Rau, Phll
Regier and Doug Erb:
Important upcoming dates
to remember are: April 29 is
the Innerkip Pin Trading
Breakfast in Woodstock; May
12 Zurich Lions are invited to
the 60th anniversary of
Strathroy Lion's club. May 12
is also charter night for Cen-
tralia and Huron Park club
being sponsored by the Ex-
eter Lions Club.
It is interesting to note that
the Zurich group is in eighth
place in the efficiency contest
which is really good out of 43
clubs!
Bowling Banquet
A delicious roast beef sup-
per was enjoyed by the ladies
and men's bowling teams
along with their spouses at
their annual banquet and
dance on Saturday at the Hen-
sall Community Centre.
Trophies and awards were
handed out to the winning
bowlers and a gift of ap-
preciation was presented to
the proprietors Tony and
-Marlene Bedard for their sup-
port during the past season.
The Executive teams
chosen for next year are for
ladies; The Happy Gang and
men's team, The Dashwood
Hotel Group.
Dancing to the music of
Mozart's Melody Makers was
fun for all and completed a
lovely evening.
C.W.L. meeting
St. Boniface C.W.L. held its
April meeting last Thursday
begitttting with Mass at 6:15 in
honour of our Lady of Good
Counsel with the installation
of officers for the new ex-
ecutive by Fr. Mooney.
Following Mass a scrump-
tious dinner was had by 53 at
the Dominion Tavern. special
guest for the evening was
Helen Regier of Mt. Carmel
Parish who is Diocesan Presi-
dent and gave us a very infor-
mative talk on being proud to
be members of such a great
and large Catholic
organization.
Cecilia Smith presented
Madeline Gelinas with a
Maple Leaf Service Pin which
is an honor given Madeline in
recognition for her many
years of dedication to the
league.
Nineteen ladies received
their 25 year pins.
As past president Cecilia
Smith thanked her executive
for their help in the past two
years and to all the ladies for
their support, before turning
her chair over to the new
president Cecilia Farwell;
each one received a pin for
their title. Cecilia and first
vice Bridget Groot will be at-
tending the convention in Sar-
nia on May 8 and 9. The next
meeting will be on May 22.
Door prize was won by Mar-
jorie Meidinger. .
Ecole Ste. Marie
The students of Ecole Ste.
Marie are preparing for a
special day on Friday May 4
to conclude Education Week.
Families and friends are in-
vited to Mass at 9 a.m. and
then to a program at the hall
(including skipping and clap-
ping activities, dancercise
and a play entitled Cupivac).
A hot dog lunchwillfollow for
students, parents and pre-
schoolers, friends and
relatives.
If you have not received a
note from the school but wish
to attend the lunch, please
notify the school so that we
will know how much food to
prepare. The day will con-
clude with a baseball game
between students and
pa rents.
St. Peter's C.W.L.
St. Peter's C.W.L. is plann-
ing their membership drive ,, -_.
for before and after masses
on May 5 and 6. Any woman
over the age of .16 is entitled
to be a member and would be
welcome in the group. Not all
women find it possible to be
actively involved but we en-
courage them to become
members because spiritual
support is as important as the
active involvement. `
•
u"• meow
AT LAST — After serving over 500 hungry customers at the annual Zurich Chamber
of Commerce ribs and sauerkraut dinner, Chamber members get a chance to eat
their own dinners.
Ferguson's Chop Their Low PricesIven 'Lower on
a Wide Selection of Pre Packaged
Times -Advocate, May 2, 1984
Page 13
C of C ribs dinner
is well attended
After 20 years of perfecting
their technique, the Zurich
Chamber of Commerce has
reduced the art of serving
hundreds of ribs and
sauerkraut dinners to a
precise science.
Chamber members worked
together like a well-trained
drill team to prepare and
serve 720 pounds of
barbecued or plain spare ribs,
250 pounds of potatoes, 100
pounds of cole slaw, 200
pounds of sauerkraut, 44
dozen buns and all varieties of
homemade pies to 500 ap-
preciative customers last
week. The turn -out was 150
more than the year before.
Lori Turkheim won the
draw for the trip for two to'
Nashville, compliments of
Zurjeh and area business, the
Zurich Chamber, Ellison
Travel and Tours and
Hanover Tours.
Other wins and the donors
are: Blanche Parke - Schilbe
Hardware; Jack Guenther -
Fisher's Abattoir; Dorothy.
Smith - Shaw's Dairy Store;
Stewart Thiel - Framax Col-
lectors Plates; Herb Belerl-
Ing - Zurich Co -Op; Marie
Dixon, Tiverton- Lorraine's
Crafts; Phil Durand -
'LaPorte's Meat Market;
Grant Triebner - C.G. Farm
Supply; Maureen Peters - His
and Hers Hair Shop. -
Sally Desjardine Domi-
nion Tavern; Sharon Durand
-.Tasty Nu; Evelyn Jeffrey -
Heimric 's; Annie Van Raay
- Dav ,Decor; Elizabeth-
- er' Village Florist;
Mari'Cyr - Don's Food
Market; Charlene Ducharme
- The Tenderspot; Ted
Lansbergen - Erb Bros.
Garage and Margaret Brant,
RR 2 Goderith - Huron Ridge
Acres.
ZMAA dinner
A nice pot luck supper was
enjoyed by the Zurich Minor
Athletic Association and
parents on Thursday at the
Community Centre with
trophies and awards handed
out to the winning teams.
•
LOTS OF POTATOES — John Consitt (left) and Bob
Fisher prepare to add roast potatoes to the plates of
diners at the Zurich C of C dinner.
WANTED
Articles of any kind
The Zurich Agricultural Society in con-
junction with the Hay Township Ball
Committee is planning a
Spring Auction Sale
Anyone wishing to donate articles of any kind
please contact:
Ted Lansbergen 236-4149
Town and Country Bowling Lanes,
Tony and Marlene Bedard 236-4923
YOU CAN COUNT
ON THESE PIONEER
PERFORMANCE
LEADERS
3950
Planted on more acres in Canada than any other
hybrid. 3950 is a consistent dependable hybrid •
eastly out yielding competitors of similar maturity.
Yields best at high plant populations.
3925
A leader hybrid with tremendous seedling vigour.
3925 is an excellent yielding hybrid offering fast
drydown and excellent standability.
3906
An outstanding hybrid having excellent stalks and
roots. 3906 yields best at 22,000 - 26.000 plants per
acre and is excellent for grain or silage
PIONEER®
,636 BRAND • SEED CORN
Your Pioneer Representatives are:
Geo. Sereda, Exeter 235-0273
Wm. Coleman, Klppen
262-5031
Pioneer 1.. br.nd Mme; number. Identify societies. W Regt.gnd tr.d.merk
Reeneed to Pioneer Milked limited CMthem. Onterlo
Curtis and Mary Gingerich
arrived home Friday with
lovely tans from a nice
month's stay in Arcadia
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Soper
are back from Florida.
Several. friends and
relatives and family of
Sharen Schroeder held a sur-
prise birthday party in her
honour on Friday evening at
her home where everyone
quietly gathered awaiting her
arrival home from dinner. A
good time was had by all.
Congratulations to Steven
Finkbeiner and Theresa
Dietrich who were marriedon
Saturday April 28 at St.
Boniface Church by Fr.
Mooney with dinner and
reception at the rec centre in
Exeter.
Congratulations tcrGerald
and Ursula Regier who are
celebrating their 40th wed-
ding anniversary with family
and friends with a dinner and
dance in llensall on Saturday.
Happy 80th birthday to
Herb Need on May 3.
A lovely bridal shower was
held for Rose Mary Bedard on
Sunday at St. Boniface School
given by her bridesmaids.
Rose is the daughter of Mrs.
Joan Bedard of Zurich and
fiance of Brian Rader of
Dashwood. The couple are to
be married on Saturday.May
5.
Another shower was held
for bride-electCarrieSweeney
this past Sunday in Stratford
at the home of Mrs. Jannette
Eybergen for several friends
and relatives. Carrie was the
recipient of many beautiful
gifts. Carrie and Dan are to
be married this Friday even-
ing May 4.
Little Matthew Gerard Van
Aaken. son of Frank and Judy
Van Aaken was baptized on
Sunday April 29 at St.
Boniface Church by Fr.
Mooney with god -parents be-
ing Harold Van Aaken of
Bayfield and Marni Tugwell,
Clinton followed by 'ft get-
together at the home of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Matthew Ducharme.
Congratulations to Howard
and Birdie Finkbeiner who
celebrated their 35th wedding
anniversary last weekend.
Shirley O'Brien is now
home from hospital and
recuperating after an
operation.
Congratulations to Sandra
and Lee Desjardine on the ar-
rival of their first baby Jason
Edward born Wednesday
April 25.
Cathy, Jerry and Mary
Helen Van Aaken returned
home on Tuesday from a nice
two-week trip to Holland
where they visited with
relatives.
Just a reminder not to
forget about the bake sale be-
ing held at the rest, home on
Saturday May 12 from 2-4 in
the afternoon.
Specials
New Life, All Purpose
500 gram, Heinz
Salad
Dressing • $1.29
500 gram, Thousand Island
Dressing $ 1.45
Heniz, 500 gram
Pickles $2.29
Dutch Mill Drink
OPEN DAILY
9 am to 6 pm
CLOSED SUNDAYS
Hwy. No. 84 Between Hensoll 8 Zurich
•