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Times Advocate, 1984-09-26, Page 13A FULL PLATE — Zurich reeve Isidore LaPorte purchases a heaping plate of Ger- man food from Betty O'Brien (left) and Marge Schilbe at Zurich's Septemberfest. 4 PORK ON THEIR FORKS — Kelli McBeath (left), Heather and Jayne Westlake share their ribs and sauerkraut dinners at Septemberfest in Zurich. x. Ducks Unlimited banquet The newly formed Goderich Committe of Ducks Unlimited Canada has announced that its first annual banquet will be held at The Candlelight Restaurant in Goderich, on November 16, at 6:00 p.m. Committee Chairman Bruce Sully of Champion Road Machinery feels the fund-raising function should be marked on the calendar by anyone who is interested in the future of North American's waterfowl and wetlands. "Ducks Unlimited has been preserving and restoring wetland habitat in Canada for more than 40 years," says Sully. Sully went on to say that he volunteered to help Ducks Unlimited because of the organizations impressive track record. Since 1938, this private non-profit organiza- tion has constructed more than 2,100 wetland projects throughout Canada. As a result, DU has reserv- ed over three million habitat acres and created more than 13,000 miles of crucial nesting shoreline for waterfowl. "Now there's growing in- terest from Canadians to contribute financially to the future of waterfowl and wetlands conservation. These banquets are one way for sportsmen and other conser- MMMMM--GOOD ple the rib dinner at Z 7: : — Joyce and the Zurich Jack Lavender sam- Septernberfest. vation minded individuals to make a solid contribution to Ducks Unlimited's time pro- ven habitat program." Concluding his remarks about the importance of UD's conservation effort Sully stated, "Our committee will be calling on conservation - minded individuals and businesses within the com- munity to help support our DU fund-raising banquet. Businesses have found their generosity returned in kind by participants these events. We're going to have a lot of good food. great prizes and fun for everyone, and those who attend can rest assured the dollars we raise are going to a very good cause". Sully said he and any member of the Goderich ('ommittee would be happy to talk to anyone interested in DU 's grassroots conservation program and can be reached at 524-2601. CWL meets new St. Boniface teachers The CWL meeting was held September 18 with 34 members present. Helen Creces welcomed back the principal of St,Boniface Mr. Blanchette, who introduced the staff of 1984-85. He also ex- tended his many thanks to the league for all their support and contributions over the past years. Josie Denomme welcomed our guest speaker for the evening Eugene Creces who talked about and showed in- teresting films on his trip to Pago Pago. The Rural Life Conference quilt is beautifully completed and was presented to Fr. Mooney. The Deanery meeting will be held October 10 at St. Peter's Hall in Goderich. Anyone interested in going please contact Cecilia Farwell. A reminder: our an- nual bazaar is fast ap- proaching November 3. Ar- ticles are needed. Twins' birthday Twins Margaret and Wilfred Mousseau celebrated their birthdays on Friday, September 21 at the Queensway Nursing Home in IIensall. Those present were Mrs. Josephine Dietrich and Miss Katheline Hay, Zurich and Mrs. Mary Funk and Mrs. Percilla Hewitt, Exeter. Bir- thday gilfts, treats, cards and a dainty lunch was served in- cluding a decorated cake. Margaret also enjoyed a delicious supper at the home of Jim and Lora McDonald and received a Maple Leaf flag. Personals Jules and Helen Corriveau of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan spent the weekend with Wilfred and Beatrice Cor- riveau and all attended the funeral of their brother Ed Corriveau on Saturday. May we offer our sincere sympathy to the relatives of the late Edward Corriveau who passed away in his 89th year on September 20. He and his wife Bertha (91) a resident of the Blue Water Rest Home, had just celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at South Huron Hospital where Ed was a patient on Sunday, September 16. He was very happy when Fr. Bensette presented him with the medal he got when going to see the Pope. We also offer our sympathy to the family and relatives of the late George Regier who passed away on Saturday especially to his wife Ethel. A speedy recovery is wish- ed for Laura Overholt and Geraldine Charrette recuperating from being in the hospital recently. Mrs. Josephine Deitrich recently spent a week with her daughter Theresa and family in Toronto. They were among the thousands of peo- ple who saw the pope at Downsview. The Van de Boomen family motored to Midland to see him. Visitors for a few days last week with Fr. Mooney while on their way hack home from seeing the pope in Midland were his brother Joe Mooney and wife Bernadette and sister from Windsor travell- ing by motor home. Paul and Angela Watson and Vic and Irene Hartman, Dashwood, attended the funeral of a friend; Andre Madore in Quebec, both men were pallbearers. Sunday evening was the first session of a six-week religion class held at St. Boniface School for high school age students of both parishes, which are being taught by the priest and some parents from 7:30-9:00 p.m. Vic and Irene Hartman spent the previous weekend in Windsor and attended the Girard family reunion. Nicholas Charles Lansbergen, son of Tony and Jane, was baptized on Sun- day, September 23 at St. Boniface Church by Fr. Mooney with his godparents being Paul and Diane Glavin of Mt. Carmel. A get-together followed at the baby's home after the ceremony. Happy Birthday to Beth Sweeney who will be 15 on Thursday, September 27, also to Earl Flaxbard and Dorothy Breakey whose birthdays are on September 28. Urban and Valera Pfile along with Glen, Donna and Lylyan Greb attended an open house in honor of the 60th wedding anniversary of their cousins, Russell and Ora Eckstein, which was held at Calvary United Church in London on Sunday, September 23. Mozart and Julie Gelinas Jr. and family spent Sunday with friends, Harry and Elaine Welbourne and family in London. A lovelyco/,clen three-week trip We lost our summer in terms of seasons on the week- end, but are fortunate to still have the summer temperatures with us. The residents enjoyed a bus ride around the countryside on Monday afternoon. We are pleased that Mrs. Mary Ravelle and Mr. Percy Johnston have been able to return from the different hospitals. On Wednesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Marc Chahit entertained some of our residents to a tea party at their home along the lake, which was a very pleasant afternoon for the residents. Residents who were out during the week were Mr. Stephen Molnar, Mrs. Violet Huntley, Mrs. Annie Noakes, Mrs. Valeria Armstrong, Mr. Aaron Gingerich, Mr. Joseph Ferguson and Mr. Loftus Denomme. The sympathy of the residents is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Olive Andrew. The little children from the Huron Hope School visited on Friday morning. Some of the residents are becoming quite fond of the same children who visit each week, and it seems as though the feeling is New and Beautiful! Gemstone Rings set with your birthstone All our birthstone rings are set in 10 kt gold. and are available with either genuine or synthetic gem stones Top photo left Ruby right Aquamarine Bottom photo left Emerald surrounded by four diamonds right Sapphire surrounded by four diamonds Birthstone Rings now priced from only 4995 ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 Albert St CLINTON 284 Main St EXETER 26 Main St South SEAFORTH 135 Queen SI East ST. MARYS 203 Durham St. E WALKERTON was enjoyed by Russell and Elizabeth Grainger along with Harvey and Edith Hohner as they travelled via motor home recently to visit with their daughter Helen and Wayne Horner and family and with Russell's niece Marilyn and Wayne Keiller, all of St. Paul, Alberta. They then went on to Calgary and visited with cousins, the . McNeils for a few days. They drove as far as Banff but due to bad weather, a lot of rain and wind went back to Calgary where they saw Russell's sister, Peggy Johnson who then travelled with them to Alberta where they visited with another daughter and son-in-law Cathy and Doug Fawcett at Sherwood Park and called on Rugh and Edgar Willert in Innisfail. They arrived back home last weekend tired but safe and sound and happy to get home before the snow storm which hit that area this week. A nice time was had by all on Sunday as the family of Curtis and Mary Gingerich (21 in all) enjoyed lunch at Hessenland Restaurant on the Blue Water followed by a baby shower at Mary's home in Zurich for friends and relatives in honor of daughter Sandi McCarron of London. Jack and Marjorie O'Brien of Port Hawksbury, Nova Scotia have returned home after visiting last week with his parents, Harvey and Mary Clausius and brother Doug O'Brien and family in Zurich, brother, Pat O'Brien and family in Hensall and other relatives in the area. Mrs. Victor Deichert recently spent a week with her daughter Dorothy ei mutual. Bingo was played on Friday evening followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Rev. Charles Henderson. retired Presbyterian minister of Exeter. Elligsen in Mitchell. Margaret Deichert of Kit- chener spent this past weekend with her mother Mrs. Victor Deichert. The Zurich and area figure skating club will be taking registration for lessons for the coming winter months at the arena this Saturday, September 29 from 9 to 12 a.m. Fall Clean Up! John Deere `JOIN DEErMEJ CHEF AT WORK , Jerry Roder checks the progress of the spareribs being cooked for Septemberfest night in Zurich. tanilPbell 63 Main SI., , Euler.ha....~ • Lower Level Homeland Appliances 235-1501 is pleased to announce that we now conduct SALES & SERVICE for "Beam" Built-in Vacuum Systems Come in and see our new product 0 BEAM Central Vacuum Centres DONT WG A VACUUM - PLUG IN A BEAM ! ANNUAL FALL SALE OF COMPLETE NURSERY STOCK! !$ 9 5 SP. 6 • $5 95 SP. • GLOBE CEDARS Reg.11.95 EUONYMOUSReg.lo.50 Blue Danube, Mint Julep, Gold Pfitzer, Hetzi, And Orro, Savin, Green Pfitzer JUNIPERS ALL FLOWERING SHRUBS Reg. 11.95 to 14.95 S $ 95 SPir E IAL • A variety of JUNIOR SIZE EVERpREENS Reg. 4.95 to 6.95 SP. 1/2 PRICE $350 Remaining balance of 2 0., O EVERGREENS & SHADE TREES HOUSE PLANT OFF HANGING BASKETS BASKETS 95 " Reg.8.95 Y • 8" $395 BASKETS N Reg. 5.95 Y • *ALL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL SAT., OCT. 6th OR WHILE SUPPLY LASTS. EXCELLENT SELECTION OF FALL BULBS NOW IN STOCK!! FARM MpRa1110 OW OUlt TOMAT0E5 Ready picked or pick your own. *CABBAGE *PEPPERS *POTATOES *APPLES * SQUASH *ONIONS AND MUCH MORE.... CROP INFORMATION 565-2122 WATCH FOR OUR SIGNS on Hwy. 21 south of Boyfield it Hwy. 84 west of Zurich ouaCIDER MILL WILL BE OPENING SOONI cg/uzon eAd9e c#ezes DAVID STECKLE and FAMILY RR2, ZURICH PHONE:565-2122 Monday To Friday -9-9 Saturday -9-S John Deere makes it easy Why suffer through another fall? Get a John Deere Lawn Trac- tor and equip it with a 61/2 bushel rear bagger. The rear bagger has two 3 1/4 bushel hampers. Two hampers are easier to handle than one larger hamper; also they can be lined with plastic trash bags for fast disposal. If you already own a John Deere Lawn Trac- tor come in and find out how easy it is to install a rear bagger on your outfit. Interest Free till Mar. 1 /85 Lawn Sweepers Attach a 38" John Deere lawn sweeper to your lawn and garden tractor or riding mower. Talk about sav- ing hours of raking grass and leaves. The heavy duty hamper can be dumped right from the tractor seat. Clean ups are a breeze with a John Deere Power Blower Clear leaves and debris from your yard... clean leaves and debris from your eaves troughs...clear snow off cars, trucks and building roofs. There's no end to the list of jobs a John Deere No. 4 Backpack blower can do. High Pressure Washers If you have vinyl or aluminum siding and soffits to clean...here's the answer. John Deere Model A18 high pressure washer. Nothing can compare to o John Deere high pressure washer for reliability and years of trouble free use. Ideal for cleaning cars, trucks and form machinery. Blyth 523-4244 Exeter 235-1115 1-800-265-4220 -:I Ill 1(I(11 \ ililllill \ All 11,1iiiui1(1 I ,,Ilti(liti'toll Ciderfest .Ir (Ill' tli'-lnric \ 1\ 1(,\1(1\1111(11 til Egmondville, Ont. 2 Km. S. of Seaforth SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 30 ONLY Bicentennial Costume Contest Flea Markel - BlacksmithIng Cider Making - Bread Making Apple Head Dolls - Antique Farm Machinery - House Tours Sausage Stuffing Apple Booth - Van Burgers • S2 Adults • •$1 Students • 50cChildren • (All Proceeds to Heritage V \ .f Restoration Work) C_44 vation minded individuals to make a solid contribution to Ducks Unlimited's time pro- ven habitat program." Concluding his remarks about the importance of UD's conservation effort Sully stated, "Our committee will be calling on conservation - minded individuals and businesses within the com- munity to help support our DU fund-raising banquet. Businesses have found their generosity returned in kind by participants these events. We're going to have a lot of good food. great prizes and fun for everyone, and those who attend can rest assured the dollars we raise are going to a very good cause". Sully said he and any member of the Goderich ('ommittee would be happy to talk to anyone interested in DU 's grassroots conservation program and can be reached at 524-2601. CWL meets new St. Boniface teachers The CWL meeting was held September 18 with 34 members present. Helen Creces welcomed back the principal of St,Boniface Mr. Blanchette, who introduced the staff of 1984-85. He also ex- tended his many thanks to the league for all their support and contributions over the past years. Josie Denomme welcomed our guest speaker for the evening Eugene Creces who talked about and showed in- teresting films on his trip to Pago Pago. The Rural Life Conference quilt is beautifully completed and was presented to Fr. Mooney. The Deanery meeting will be held October 10 at St. Peter's Hall in Goderich. Anyone interested in going please contact Cecilia Farwell. A reminder: our an- nual bazaar is fast ap- proaching November 3. Ar- ticles are needed. Twins' birthday Twins Margaret and Wilfred Mousseau celebrated their birthdays on Friday, September 21 at the Queensway Nursing Home in IIensall. Those present were Mrs. Josephine Dietrich and Miss Katheline Hay, Zurich and Mrs. Mary Funk and Mrs. Percilla Hewitt, Exeter. Bir- thday gilfts, treats, cards and a dainty lunch was served in- cluding a decorated cake. Margaret also enjoyed a delicious supper at the home of Jim and Lora McDonald and received a Maple Leaf flag. Personals Jules and Helen Corriveau of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan spent the weekend with Wilfred and Beatrice Cor- riveau and all attended the funeral of their brother Ed Corriveau on Saturday. May we offer our sincere sympathy to the relatives of the late Edward Corriveau who passed away in his 89th year on September 20. He and his wife Bertha (91) a resident of the Blue Water Rest Home, had just celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at South Huron Hospital where Ed was a patient on Sunday, September 16. He was very happy when Fr. Bensette presented him with the medal he got when going to see the Pope. We also offer our sympathy to the family and relatives of the late George Regier who passed away on Saturday especially to his wife Ethel. A speedy recovery is wish- ed for Laura Overholt and Geraldine Charrette recuperating from being in the hospital recently. Mrs. Josephine Deitrich recently spent a week with her daughter Theresa and family in Toronto. They were among the thousands of peo- ple who saw the pope at Downsview. The Van de Boomen family motored to Midland to see him. Visitors for a few days last week with Fr. Mooney while on their way hack home from seeing the pope in Midland were his brother Joe Mooney and wife Bernadette and sister from Windsor travell- ing by motor home. Paul and Angela Watson and Vic and Irene Hartman, Dashwood, attended the funeral of a friend; Andre Madore in Quebec, both men were pallbearers. Sunday evening was the first session of a six-week religion class held at St. Boniface School for high school age students of both parishes, which are being taught by the priest and some parents from 7:30-9:00 p.m. Vic and Irene Hartman spent the previous weekend in Windsor and attended the Girard family reunion. Nicholas Charles Lansbergen, son of Tony and Jane, was baptized on Sun- day, September 23 at St. Boniface Church by Fr. Mooney with his godparents being Paul and Diane Glavin of Mt. Carmel. A get-together followed at the baby's home after the ceremony. Happy Birthday to Beth Sweeney who will be 15 on Thursday, September 27, also to Earl Flaxbard and Dorothy Breakey whose birthdays are on September 28. Urban and Valera Pfile along with Glen, Donna and Lylyan Greb attended an open house in honor of the 60th wedding anniversary of their cousins, Russell and Ora Eckstein, which was held at Calvary United Church in London on Sunday, September 23. Mozart and Julie Gelinas Jr. and family spent Sunday with friends, Harry and Elaine Welbourne and family in London. A lovelyco/,clen three-week trip We lost our summer in terms of seasons on the week- end, but are fortunate to still have the summer temperatures with us. The residents enjoyed a bus ride around the countryside on Monday afternoon. We are pleased that Mrs. Mary Ravelle and Mr. Percy Johnston have been able to return from the different hospitals. On Wednesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Marc Chahit entertained some of our residents to a tea party at their home along the lake, which was a very pleasant afternoon for the residents. Residents who were out during the week were Mr. Stephen Molnar, Mrs. Violet Huntley, Mrs. Annie Noakes, Mrs. Valeria Armstrong, Mr. Aaron Gingerich, Mr. Joseph Ferguson and Mr. Loftus Denomme. The sympathy of the residents is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Olive Andrew. The little children from the Huron Hope School visited on Friday morning. Some of the residents are becoming quite fond of the same children who visit each week, and it seems as though the feeling is New and Beautiful! Gemstone Rings set with your birthstone All our birthstone rings are set in 10 kt gold. and are available with either genuine or synthetic gem stones Top photo left Ruby right Aquamarine Bottom photo left Emerald surrounded by four diamonds right Sapphire surrounded by four diamonds Birthstone Rings now priced from only 4995 ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 Albert St CLINTON 284 Main St EXETER 26 Main St South SEAFORTH 135 Queen SI East ST. MARYS 203 Durham St. E WALKERTON was enjoyed by Russell and Elizabeth Grainger along with Harvey and Edith Hohner as they travelled via motor home recently to visit with their daughter Helen and Wayne Horner and family and with Russell's niece Marilyn and Wayne Keiller, all of St. Paul, Alberta. They then went on to Calgary and visited with cousins, the . McNeils for a few days. They drove as far as Banff but due to bad weather, a lot of rain and wind went back to Calgary where they saw Russell's sister, Peggy Johnson who then travelled with them to Alberta where they visited with another daughter and son-in-law Cathy and Doug Fawcett at Sherwood Park and called on Rugh and Edgar Willert in Innisfail. They arrived back home last weekend tired but safe and sound and happy to get home before the snow storm which hit that area this week. A nice time was had by all on Sunday as the family of Curtis and Mary Gingerich (21 in all) enjoyed lunch at Hessenland Restaurant on the Blue Water followed by a baby shower at Mary's home in Zurich for friends and relatives in honor of daughter Sandi McCarron of London. Jack and Marjorie O'Brien of Port Hawksbury, Nova Scotia have returned home after visiting last week with his parents, Harvey and Mary Clausius and brother Doug O'Brien and family in Zurich, brother, Pat O'Brien and family in Hensall and other relatives in the area. Mrs. Victor Deichert recently spent a week with her daughter Dorothy ei mutual. Bingo was played on Friday evening followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Rev. Charles Henderson. retired Presbyterian minister of Exeter. Elligsen in Mitchell. Margaret Deichert of Kit- chener spent this past weekend with her mother Mrs. Victor Deichert. The Zurich and area figure skating club will be taking registration for lessons for the coming winter months at the arena this Saturday, September 29 from 9 to 12 a.m. Fall Clean Up! John Deere `JOIN DEErMEJ CHEF AT WORK , Jerry Roder checks the progress of the spareribs being cooked for Septemberfest night in Zurich. tanilPbell 63 Main SI., , Euler.ha....~ • Lower Level Homeland Appliances 235-1501 is pleased to announce that we now conduct SALES & SERVICE for "Beam" Built-in Vacuum Systems Come in and see our new product 0 BEAM Central Vacuum Centres DONT WG A VACUUM - PLUG IN A BEAM ! ANNUAL FALL SALE OF COMPLETE NURSERY STOCK! !$ 9 5 SP. 6 • $5 95 SP. • GLOBE CEDARS Reg.11.95 EUONYMOUSReg.lo.50 Blue Danube, Mint Julep, Gold Pfitzer, Hetzi, And Orro, Savin, Green Pfitzer JUNIPERS ALL FLOWERING SHRUBS Reg. 11.95 to 14.95 S $ 95 SPir E IAL • A variety of JUNIOR SIZE EVERpREENS Reg. 4.95 to 6.95 SP. 1/2 PRICE $350 Remaining balance of 2 0., O EVERGREENS & SHADE TREES HOUSE PLANT OFF HANGING BASKETS BASKETS 95 " Reg.8.95 Y • 8" $395 BASKETS N Reg. 5.95 Y • *ALL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL SAT., OCT. 6th OR WHILE SUPPLY LASTS. EXCELLENT SELECTION OF FALL BULBS NOW IN STOCK!! FARM MpRa1110 OW OUlt TOMAT0E5 Ready picked or pick your own. *CABBAGE *PEPPERS *POTATOES *APPLES * SQUASH *ONIONS AND MUCH MORE.... CROP INFORMATION 565-2122 WATCH FOR OUR SIGNS on Hwy. 21 south of Boyfield it Hwy. 84 west of Zurich ouaCIDER MILL WILL BE OPENING SOONI cg/uzon eAd9e c#ezes DAVID STECKLE and FAMILY RR2, ZURICH PHONE:565-2122 Monday To Friday -9-9 Saturday -9-S John Deere makes it easy Why suffer through another fall? Get a John Deere Lawn Trac- tor and equip it with a 61/2 bushel rear bagger. The rear bagger has two 3 1/4 bushel hampers. Two hampers are easier to handle than one larger hamper; also they can be lined with plastic trash bags for fast disposal. If you already own a John Deere Lawn Trac- tor come in and find out how easy it is to install a rear bagger on your outfit. Interest Free till Mar. 1 /85 Lawn Sweepers Attach a 38" John Deere lawn sweeper to your lawn and garden tractor or riding mower. Talk about sav- ing hours of raking grass and leaves. The heavy duty hamper can be dumped right from the tractor seat. Clean ups are a breeze with a John Deere Power Blower Clear leaves and debris from your yard... clean leaves and debris from your eaves troughs...clear snow off cars, trucks and building roofs. There's no end to the list of jobs a John Deere No. 4 Backpack blower can do. High Pressure Washers If you have vinyl or aluminum siding and soffits to clean...here's the answer. John Deere Model A18 high pressure washer. Nothing can compare to o John Deere high pressure washer for reliability and years of trouble free use. Ideal for cleaning cars, trucks and form machinery. Blyth 523-4244 Exeter 235-1115 1-800-265-4220