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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1984-11-14, Page 9Twelve receive first K of C degree; St. Last Sunday November 4, 12 men received their first degree into the Knights of Col- umbus at St: Boniface Parish which is starting its own coun- cil. A few more are needed. Those over the age of 18 can join or transfer. Forms can be picked up at the back of the church. Some K of C men from town took art in a Remembrance Day ceremony in Seaforth on Sunday. Bluewater Auxiliary A very interesting meeting was had by the ladies aux- Wary at the Blue Water Rest Home last Tuesday, November 6 with 29 members and two visitors. The main topic of the meeting was preparing for the bazaar. The balance of the cost of the ice machine maker and freezer in the kitchen 81,455.00 was paid out. President Margaret Gingerich played a tape per- taining to the recent conven- tion in Toronto. The annual Christmas din- ner for the residents and their families will be held on SELLING TICKETS - Mary Lou Denomme (left) and Mary Ducharme sell tickets for the penny auction at the Blue Water Rest Home tea and bazaar. APPLE- J11/CF. J V'I'fE FFO.4Jc 11AC JUICE API'LJ JUN. I. J� JOILI APPLE F'iu' ccvi•v'a 's 5Pim CONCENTRA Ila[%iM11, , JUICE SPECIAL November 25 with the assistance oil the auxillary ladies. Membership dues are now being collected; they are still only $1.00 per year. Anyone is welcome to join and meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month. Lions This Friday November 16 the Lions club are having a Stag at the Zurich arena and an elimination draw. St. Peter's St. Peter's Catholic Church at St. Joseph had 40 hours this past Sunday to Tuesday given to Fr. Gerry Hayes of Toron- to and Fr. Bensette. The parish is having a pen- ny sale on Tuesday, November 27 at the hall, 8:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. Zurich WI Gerry Kane convened the November W.I. meeting at the hall. Special music was furnished by Monica and Cin- dy Gingerich playing piano duets and solos. Gerry read a poem. Kay Hay reviewed some of the World Affairs over the past several months including election, transplants, murders, assassination and HOSTESS ALL VARIETIES POTATO CHIPS OUR REG. 1.79 PKG. 200 g PKGS. violence. During the business invita- tions from Crediton and Kip - pen East Institutes were read and accepted. They are both celebrating anniversaries. A donation of 850.00 was made to the Family and Children's Services and 820.00 to the Blind. Ina Neeb gave a report of the first day of the convention In St. Marys. St. Boniface CWL On Tuesday evening St. Boniface C.W.L. held its regular monthly meeting at the school following mass for vocations. AR present enjoyed the film "The Girl from the Other Side of the Tracks" which was fitting for the Right to Life membership month. The net proceeds made at the recent bazaar Times -Advocate, November 14, 1984 Pogo 9 Bonifacetobegin• own council tions of 2100.00 each. was 81,601.40 for the missions. Bake sale success The bake sale and bazaar was a big success on Saturday at the Rest Home, with Mrs. Bessie Campbell, Exeter win- ning the decorated cake made by Mary -Lou Erb with lots of winners for the penny sale. A grand total of 8815.10 was made from the different booths along with two dona- • ;/. BEING SERVED - Marie Gelinas served tea to four generations at the annual Blue Water Rest Home tea and bazaar on Saturday. Shown around the table are Kathy Simpson (left), son Shown, grandmother (and Home resident) Hazel Coward and mother Leona Hern. 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Pupils bowl Pupils from St. Boniface School and the public school are enjoing some bowling during the month of November at the local lanes with each classroom taking their turn twice, as part of physical education. Personals Congratulations to Gail and Randy Oke, London on the ar- rival of their first baby, Brenden Scott. A second grandson for Mary and Gerald Ducharme, RR 2 Zurich and third for Don and Betty Oke, Zurich. Congratulations to Theresa and Tony Kesler on the ar- rive! of their third baby, a boy. This is the third grand- child for Gus and Bella Sou - dant, RR 1 Zurich and grand- son for Mary and Adrian Kester, Dashwood. The hunting season is upon us again, and a group of men spent last week in the Perry Sound area enjoying the sport and coming back with two deer. Those along on the trip were Richard Schilbe and Al Beange (who bagged the deer) and Bob Merner and Bob Johnston, Hubert Schilbe, Bill Merner, Doug O'Brien, Harvey Clausius, Morris Webb, Glen Koehler and John Gibbons. We offer our sincere sym- pathy to Urban Pfile on the sudden death of his wife Valera, who passed away on Sunday. Leo, Sandi and Peter McCarron spent last Tuesday and Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gingerich. Mrs. Martha Heywood of Wingham spent a few days the previous week visiting with her sisters Gertie Fleischauer and Verlyn Fisher, and attended the sur- prise retirement party for Gertie on November 4. It's nice to see that Paul and Shirley Bedard are celebrating their 10th an- niversary at the Shaws store. We wish them many more successful years in the business. Congratulations to Harvey and Edith Hohner who recent- ly celebrated their 45th wed- ding anniversary on October 21. A get-together was held for the couple on October 27 at the Hay tonwship hall where a social time playing cards and visiting was had by all. A money tree was presented to them along with other gifts. A delicious lunch was served. Congratulations to Jack and Margaret Scotchmer who celebrated their 50th anniver- sary on October 28 with an Open House for friends and relatives at the United Church in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gra- inger spent from the previous Thursday to Monday with their daughter Phyllis and Jim Ramer and three grand- children in Avon, New York. Allen and RoseMary Scott and boys spent a few days in New Liskeard this past week and attended the funeral of Allen's father who passed away on Saturday. We offer the Scott family our sympathy. Mrs. Roberta Robertson recently returned home to Vancouver afterspending 10 days visiting with her parents Joy and Jim Hogg and sisters Debbie Denomme and Lesley Jeffrey and families. While here she also visited with relatives in Hamilton, Kit- chener and Toronto. Larry, Debbie. Bryan and Matthew Denonunespent last weekend with friends Dave and Carolyn Stark in Windsor. Dan, Carrie and Tiffany Eybergen of Waterloo spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents Jerome and Carmel Sweeney and family. Nap and Laurene Cor- riveau returned home on Thursday safe and sound after a very nice 17 -day vaca- tion. They flew to San Fran- cisco Bay and spent a week with her sister Ann and Gerald Primrose and family, then spent the rest of the time with their son, Peter Cor- riveau in California and rented a car to travel around to see different places of in- terest in the area. Congratulations toAndrew and Alida Rau who celebrated their 40th wedding anniver- sary on Saturday, November 10 beginning with Mass at 2:30 p.m. at St. Boniface church when they were presented with the Papal Blessing. A delicious family dinner at Hessenland follow- ed. In the evening approx- imately 300 invited friends and relatives attended a reception in their honor at the Stanleyrownship complex in Varna and enjoyed dancing to Southern Pride's Band. Those attending were from Windsor, Detroit, London, Brampton and Zurich area. Happy birthday to Paul Bedard Jr. who celebrated his 16th year last week. Best wishes for a speedy recovery is extended to Deb- bie Overholt (Steven) who is a patient in University Hospital. She is expected home soon but has to return later for more surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Geoffrey and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Geoffrey attended the funeral of their brother-in-law Paul Scharrette (husband of Florence Geoffrey) in Detroit, Michigan this past week. lGeta Head I) Start on g if Christmas BUYING SOME TARTS - Blue Water Rest Home Aux- iliary president Margaret Gingerich (left) sells some • baked goods to Ardys Glenn at the annual tea and bazaar at the Home. 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