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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1984-09-12, Page 19Blue Water Ladies Auxlllary makes generous donations The Ladies Auxiliary; meeting was held at the Rest Home last Tuesday, September 4 beginning at,7 p.m. with a musical program of guitar music and singing by Mozart Gelinas Jr. and Beth Sweeney followed by lunch. Twenty five members attended the meeting in the hobby shop. bazaar at the Rest Home is President, Margaret Saturday, November 10 with Gingerich thanked everyone a craft and penny sale table. for helping at the Bean They also gave a subscription Festival booth which cleared a profit of 1348.42 from the quilt tickets and $5¢6 :42 from the hotdogs. The group has recently given 11000. towards an ice machine for the kitchen and will soon be selling "Cake and Craft" books. The date set for the fall NEW TEACHER - Barry Landen (left) and St. Boniface principal Gaetan Blanchette check the week's agenda. Landen has replaced Gladys Talbot as resource teacher at the school, and Blanchette is back full time after helping out at the Huron -Perth Separate School board office during the absence through illness of William Eckert. to the residents of the large print edition of the Reader's Digest. Mrs. Joan Bedard of the Spruce Vitra Apt. spent a few days with her children in Lon- don this past week. Mrs. Marie Gelinas Sr. is spending from Tuesday to Friday with her grand- daughter Carrie and Dan Eybergen in Waterloo and helping her out with new tit- tle great-granddaughter Tiffany. John and Helen Consitt and family and grandmother Mrs. Eileen Consitt attended the wedding of Diane Consitt and Dale Peck on Sat. Sept. 8. at St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen. An open reception followed at the new Stanley Complex in Varna with near- ly 500 attending. Diane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Consitt and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peck all of RR 1 Zurich Several friends and relatives (64 in all) attended the lovely bridal shower on Sunday for Wendy Talbot, fiance of Peter Wild of RR 3 Bayfield, son of John and Ann Wild. It was held at St. Peter's Parish Hall on the Bluewater highway (St. Joseph's). Wen- dy received many beautiful and useful gifts and everyone enjoyed a delicious smorgasbord lunch. The cou- ple are planning to be mar- ried September 29. An information night for the Knights of Columbus was held at St. Boniface School gym on Monday evening for men and their wives to learn more about fhe organization and to try and get a council started in our parish. Ray and Rebecca Geromette of St. Clair Shores, Michigan spent last Friday and Saturday with her parents, Lucien and Nora Corriveau at the Spruce Villa Apts. and visited with uncle Ed Corriveau at South Huron Hospital in Exeter. They were accompanied by Ray's mother, Mrs. Cecilia Geromette, Michigan who visited with her sister, Mrs. Dennis Charrette at RR 1 Dashwood and a brother, Mr. Noel Laporte RR 2 Zurich. The Ladies Bowling League started off another season at the Zurich Town and Country Septemberfest on 22nd Though the 1984 Zurich Bean Festival is now history, the village is still in a festive mood. Zurich's Germanic heritage will be saluted at a Septemberfest on Saturday, September 22 sponsored by the Zurich Recreation Parks and Community Centre Board. The day's events will begin with the planting of a Bicentennial white pine on the arena grounds by represen- tatives of council. From 5:30 on, all activities will take place in the com- munity centre. Two bands will alternate to provide con- tinuous music. Rudy Schuster and the Golden Tones will beat out exuberant polka tunes, and the London Set will reproduce the music of the 60's. Patrons may pick and choose from various food booths offering ribs, pigtails, sausages, sauerkraut and home-made coleslaw. Tradi- tional beverages associated with an Autumnfest will also be on tap. All proceeds will go towards the purchase of a new ice machine for the arena. Advance tickets may be obtained by phoning 236-4391. Lanes on Monday night with the "Happy Gang" team be- ing ,the executives for this year. The men's league will also be starting soon on Tuesdays. Sunday guest with Nap and Lorraine Corriveau were Susan, Angela and Jacquelyn Corriveau and Anna Erb, all of Goderich. Recent visitors were Dorothy McLean, Jean Cor- riveau, Diane And Greg Tessman with Larry McLean and Myra of London. Recent dinner guests were John, Val, Mary and Father Michael Traher, London. Congratulations to new grandparents Dolores and Lou Schilbe on the arrival of a grandson born Sept. 2 to Dan and Shelly Schilbe in Swaziland, South Africa. 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SATURDAY 0:304 P.M. born to proud parents Carrie (Sweeney) and Dan Eybergen on Friday, September .7 at St. Mary's Hospital in Kitchener. Lou and Dolores Schilbe and David and Irene Schile attended the Pro Hardware Convention in Toronto over the weekend. Congratulations to Bob and Linda Earle (nee Klopp) who were married on Saturday, Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. at St. Peter's Lutheran Church by Rev. Cheryl Ashick-Englert with reception and buffet dinner held at the Zurich Communi- ty centre afterwards for in- vited guests. The bride is the daughter of Herb and Donna Klopp, Zurich. Following a honeymoon in Florida, the couple will reside in London. Congratulations to Von Etue and Peter David who were married on Friday, Sept. 7 at St. James Church in Seaforth. Following a three- week honeymoon to the Carib- bean, the couple will be living in Kitchener and at their cot- tageat the lake. Times -Advocate, September 1271984 Page 7A GUEST SPEAKER -- Father Paul Mooney, St. Boniface parish priest and chairman of the Catholic Rural Life Conference of the London Diocese, was guest speaker when the Huron Federation of Agriculture held their regional meeting in Clinton. OLD ENGINES - Dave Triebner (right) Brucefield, had four of his old gas engines on display at the Blyth Steam Show. Varna man had fun summer By ,Mary ('hessell Lawrence Keys had an in- teresting summer in England as a participant in the Student Work Abroad Program (SWAP) which is available to a limited number of universi- ty and college students. This program exists in many coun- tries, and is an excellent op- portunity for students to travel and be exposed to other cultures. Lawrence lived with seven other students from across Canada in a flat in the heart of London while work- ing in a pub. Pubs are favoured for jobs because of the many people they meet, including tourists, and the flexible hours which make it possible for sightseeing tours. Ile toured Scotland as far north as Inverness, and had a trip to Ireland with two other tads. They stayed in a home there and were shown around by a member of the family. After two years in Huron College, Lawrence was ac- cepted in the Business Ad- ministration course in University of Western Ontario. Anne Nielsen and her son Mark of Winnipeg spent nine days with her mother Dorothy Ostrom and attended most of the events al the opening of the township complex. Anne enjoyed seeing so many of her old friends and neighbours. Varna United Church An- niversary services are this coming Sunday. Rev. Bar- bara Laing of Dashwood is the guest speaker Cathy and Looking across the fields to the bushes surrounding the Home, I can't help but wonder if the trees are not taking on the autumn hues rather prematurely. All the excitement of the election is now over A good percentage of the residents marked their ballots al the poll in the }Lorne. I am sure it must be a bit of a record that Mrs. Olive Andrew who just celebrated her 101st birthday Eileen Underwood of Wingham will bring a message in music. Cathy was youth secretary for General Council. Rev Craig Railton, Com- munications and Stewardship Minister for London ('on- ference, was the guest minister in Varna and Goshen churches this past Sunday. Rev. Brown has been in Nova Scotia visiting her brother who is verb ill. hint/ eo was able to vote unassisted. The first meeting of thee Blue Water Rest Home Aux- iliary for the fall and winter season took place on Tuesday evening. The program con- sisted of solos and duets by Mozart Gelinas Jr. and Beth Sweeney accompanying themselves on their guitars. A poem "September" was recited by Anne Flaxbard: Everyone enjoyed the pro- gram and the refreshments which followed. Some of the residents en- joyed a bus ride on Wednes- day afternoon chaperoned by Mr. Marc Chalut. On Thurs- day, Mrs. Oriole Westlake, Mrs. Annie Noakes, Mrs. Oriole Harvey and Mrs. Jessie Brock were dinner guests of the Ilensall UCW. We thank the members of the UCW for inviting them and providing transportation. They appreciated seeing many of their old friends. Residents who were out visiting during the week were Mrs. Violet Huntley, Loftus Denomme and Aaron Gingerich. On Thursday afternoon, September 13, Geri Fashions of London will be displaying their fashions in the lobby of the Home from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Bingo was played on Friday evening followed by refreshments. NEW LOCATION Cleve Gingerich sits in his new of- The Sunday evening chapel fice. C.G. Form Supplies has moved to Zurich. An of- service was conducted by ficiol opening is planned for September 14. Rev. M. Mellecke of Dashwood Lutheran Church.