Times Advocate, 1984-09-19, Page 17i
Golden
Zurich Golden Agers met
Monday, September 10 at 6:30
p.m. for a potluck supper.
here were 32 in attendance
including visitors. Barrie
Gandier led in the singing of
Grace with Gertie
Fleischauer as pianist.
A special welcome was
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Agers enjoy banquet; guest Irene Davis installs new executive
given to Irene Davis of U NenHen
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call, Mr. and Mrs. Mozart
Gelinas Sr. and Ed and Bar-
bara Stachan of Bayfield.
Minutes of last meeting was
given by Verda Baechler.
Treasurer's report by Eileen
Consitt. Happel Birthday was
sung for Margaret Hess,
Margaret Kalbfleisch and
Lottie Gascho. Barrie in-
troduced Irene Davis who
gave an excellent report of
the U.S.C.O. convention
which was held in Windsor.
Irene also installed the new
officers for 1984-85.
The new officers are: presi-
dent Gen Doyle; vice presi-
dent Annie Finkbeiner;
treasurer Edith Hohner and
secretary Verda Baechler.
Conveners membership
Mary Clausius; cards Eileen
Consitt and publicity Gertie
Fleischauer.
Barrie introduced
Catherine Shantz, who spoke
on exercising. She will be hav-
ing Fun and Fitness classes
every Monday afternoon at
2:30 at the Town Hall for all
seniors at $1.00 per week per
person.
Ed Strachan won the door
prize.
Rally Day for Zone 8 will be
held October 4 at 1 p.m. at the
Dashwood Community Cen-
tre, which will be a games
_day. Registration fee $1.50.
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At the September meeting
of the Women's Institute Ina
Neeb read a poem Don't Quit
and conducted two oral con-
tests. A poem Gratitude was
read by Annie Finkbeiner.
The topic was Canadian In-
dustries and Ina gave the
history of the lumber in-
dustry. Amie conducted a
scrambled tree contest.
During the business Joan
Smith and Ina Neeb
volunteered to be voting
delegates to the rally in
Wingham. Group II reported
doing fairly well with the
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teen answered the roll call by
naming an article manufac-
tured within .a radius of 25
miles. Happy Birthday was
sung to three members and
the meeting closed with the
Lord's Prayer.
Zurich Seniors bowling
On Thursday evening 19
seniors were served a
delicious turkey dinner at the
Zurich Bowling Lanes by
Tony and Marlene Bedard.
Everyone enjoyed bowling
and euchre games. Many
thanks.
Highest bowlers were:
Team one men's high Ed
Stachan 362; ladies high Lyda
Gandier 283. Team two men's
high Richard Creces 366;
ladies high Yvonne Creces
236.
Skaters
Andrea Hendrick and
Kerry -Lynn Deitz are getting
a head start on ice skating.
The two are going to fall
skating school twice a week
for the month of September in
London at the Earl Nicholson
arena.
Personals
Carmel and Meagan
Sweeney spent the weekend in
Waterloo helping her
daughter Carrie and Dan
Eybergen with new little baby
Tiffany Rose. They all en-
joyed a delicious family
turkey dinner at his parent's
home in Stratford on Sunday
celebrating Dan's mother's
and brother's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Widrick, RR 2 Zurich were
Sunday visitors along with the
families of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Schwartzentruber in Brussels
who were celebrating their
45th wedding anniversary.
A week ago Wednesday, our
former Sister Loretta Hagen
of St. Boniface School was in
town for the day and night
visiting with the nuns at the
convent while on a trip home
from Peru, to see her mother
and relatives in the Stratford
area. She gave Fr. Mooney a
beautiful hand -made vest-
ment to wear while saying
Mass, before leaving again
for Peru where she is working
with poor and dying people
there.
Welcome to Terry and
Helen Rau and two girls
formerly of Chatham who
have recently moved to the
Blue Water to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Denomme who
for now are living at their cot-
tage at the lake. Terry is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Rau of Zurich.
Also welcome to` town to
Doug Deichert who has taken
up residence in Jake
Deichert's home on Goshen
St. South, and to Mrs. McNab
and her son, who are living in
the former home of Mr. and
Mrs. David Stark who have
moved to Windsor.
A family get-together was
held at the home of Agnes
Regier last Sunday
September 9 in honor of
Richard and Becky Regier
and two children who have
moved to Cambridge from
Exeter.
Blanche Bechard of the
Maple Woods Apartments
held her annual family dinner
on Saturday, September 8 at
the cottage of Ed and Lottie
Gascho for children, grand-
children and great-
grandchildren, a total of 24
Hurondale 4-H
The first meeting of Huron -
dale 4-H Fitness Fair club
was opened with the 4-H
pledge.
Members at the meeting
were Judy Coates, Cathy
Coates, Teresa McCarter,
Terra Ahrens, Kim Murray,
Kelly Talbot and Sheryl
DeBoer.
Leaders are Mrs. DeBoer
and Marilyn Baarda. An elec-
tion for the different officers
followed. They are president
Cathy Coates, vice president
Kim Murray, secretary
Sheryl DeBoer and press
reporter Kelly Talbot.
The leaders -demonstrated
how to make an egg and
bacon loaf. While it was bak-
ing the girls worked on their
books. They sampled the loaf.
came. A delicious turkey sup-
per with all the trimmings
was catered by Birdie Fink-
beiner. People came from
Kitchener, Chatham, Owen
Sound, Huron Park, Grand
Bend, Ailsa Craig and Zurich.
Blanche is happy to an-
nounce the arrival of another
great- granddaughter
"Katrina Mary' born on
August 24 to Margie and
Terry Polinsky, Waterloo.
Candace Dominique Marie,
infant daughter of Joe and
Nancy Becker, Dashwood
was baptized on Sunday at St.
Boniface Church by Fr.
Mooney. Godparents were
Rick and Cathy Skinner,
Grand Bend and Joe and San-
dra Overholt, London. A get-
together followed for grand-
parents and relatives at the
home of Nancy's parents.
Phil and Vonnie Overholt in
Zurich.
Congratulations to Jane
and Tony Lansbergen on the
arrival of their fifth son, tittle
Nicholas Charles. Grandson
for Mrs. Christina
Lansbergen, Zurich and Pat
and Hazel Glavin of Mt.
Carmel.
Farewell to Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Desch who have moved
to Stratford and to Kim and
Ron Parrish (nee Oeschi who
have also moved to Stratford
recently. Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Desch have moved from
Bayfield to the farm of his
parents, Carl and Miriam,
RR 2 Zurich.
Mike and Beatie Rau,
Dashwood, with two children
Tammy and Paul accom-
panied by his sister, Mrs.
Suzanne Bell, Windsor, were
fortunate to be among the
thousands 'of people in
Midland seeing the Pope.
They left by car on Friday
morning and stayed at a
cabin about three miles away
from the Shrine at Smith's
Camp (also staying at the
same place were Karl and
Mary Regier and family>. On
Saturday morning they all
walked to the Martyr's Shrine
and were very lucky to be
right up front at the ropes and
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got a close-up view of the
Pope passing in his
Popemobile. Afterwards they
went across to the Indian
Village, Ste. Marie among the
Huron's, and even walked
along the same path the Pope
had and collected some of the
wood chips from the path. The
Raus returned home on Sun-
day feeling very holy and hap-
py. They took many pictures
of a trip they will never
forget.
Gerard and Rose Mary
Ducharme spent Saturday in
Kitchener with her brother,
Dan and Wendy Meidinger
and new little nephew baby
Timothy Daniel.
Congratulations to
Clarence and Beatie Geoffrey
who celebrated their 44th
wedding anniversary this
past week.
The C.W.L. meeting was
held on Tuesday at St.
Boniface School with the
teachers as guests along with
Gene Creces who showed
slides of his trip to Pago Pago
this summer.
Thursday is Bingo Night in
Zurich (September 20> which
will beon the ice surface. The
winner from two weeks ago
was Irene Ward of Grand
Bend who split the $1,780.00
with her friend Eileen Hig-
gins, Grand Bend. The two
buy their cards together. A
lady from Exeter ( name
unknown i won the $500.00
jackpot and Lorraine Dietrich
was the lucky winner of
$75.00.
President Margaret
Gingerich of the Blue Water
Rest Home Auxiliary attend-
ed the annual Home for the
Aged convention in Toronto
from September 10 to 12 along
with the Home's ad-
ministrator Mr. Joseph Risi
and wife Connie and head
nurse Barb Shephard.
The lucky winners of draws
made at the C.G. Farm Supp-
ly Open House on Friday.
were: first Dale Ratcliffe, RR
1 Zurich; second - Peter
McBride, RR 1 Zurich; third
Harry Pennings, RR 1
Zurich; fourth John Gascho.
RR 2 Zurich; fifth Bruce
Keys, Varna and sixth
Margaret Moody.
Larry and Karen Smith of
Vancouver with new little
baby Jaylene Sarah are
presently visiting with his
parents Bill and Maddy Smith
and family. They return home
on Sunday.
Plan to attend the exciting
Septemberfest in Zurich on
Saturday, September 22 at the
arena from 5:30 to 1:00 for
some German food and
music.
The Huron Country
Playhouse closed for another
season. Heather Redick of
Zurich worked very hard to
make this season successful .
We are fortunate to live so
close to such fine entertain-
ment and can't wait to see
what next year's program
will present.
STUDENT COUNCIL — St. Boniface School has elected the 1984-85 student council.
Shown are (back left) Michael Zimmer, grade 8; Anne Hartman, vice-president; Tam-
my Rau, secretary -treasurer; Charlie Ducharme, grade 7; Annette Regier, presi-
dent; Max Hall, grade 8 and (front) Chris, Watson, grade 6; Joanne Regier, grade
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