Zurich Citizens News, 1980-12-04, Page 2Page 2
Citizens News December 4, 19$0
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SPLIT $750 — Martin Mommersteeg of RR. 3, Bayfield and Ron Desjardine split the top prize of $750 which was drawn at
the recent Zurich lions Club stag. Between the two men is Lion Pat Bedard. Staff photo
Blind canvass totals $1,201
A grand total of $1201.25
was collected for the
Canadian National Institute
for the Blind in the recent
canvass of Zurich sponsored
Zurich
Carmel Sweeney
through the Lions club, with
Captain being Mary Laporte.
Dancing and fit
Thirteen kids have
registered for taking dance
lessons on Wednesday
evening at .the arena from
6:30-7 and 7:15.8:00 under
the direction of Michelle
Haberer, there is also a jazz
class from 7:30-8:15.
The ladies exercise, fitness
programs are held on
Thursday evenings from
8:30-9:30 with eighteen
taking part. This week is
their fourth lesson out of 10.
More are welcome if in-
, terested, phone 236-4905.
Entertained in Clinton
Children of the Hensall
Nursery School with four
pupils being from Zurich,
Kris Schenk, Joey Gelinas,
Michael Thiel and Dwight
Gingerich were entertained
by a musical concert group
from Toronto on Thursday
afternoon in Clinton.
Personals
Jean Geoffrey is spending
a few days this week with
Harold and Madeline
Denomme in Detroit.
Fr. Jerry Hayes, a
Redemptorist priest from
Toronto spent a few days in
Zurich this pastweek helping
Fr. Mooney with 40 hours at
St. Boniface church.
The Gelinas and Sweeney
families had a family pre -
Christmas get-together on
Sunday in London at the
apartment of Sharon
Overholt. And all had a real
good time. Also celebrating
Sandra Overholth birthday
and the "Engagement" of
Martin Gelinas and Cheryl
Denomme.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Harvey of Detroit Michigan
spent the American
Thanksgiving weekend at
their cottage north of St.
Joseph.
Congratulations to Wayne
and Debra Oke (nee Lin-
denfield) who were married
on Saturday at the Exeter
United Church. The couple
will be living in Calgary.
Wayne is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Oke.
A Bedard family Christ-
mas gathering and birthday
party was held on Saturday
at the town hall.Honoured
for his 65th birthday was
Percy Bedard along with his
wife Marie and a total of 60 in
all children, grandchildren,
in-laws and two great.
grandchildren all enjoyed a
lovely dinner and evening
together.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Flaxbard
were Gary and Betty
Flaxbard and two children
from Kitchener.
Mrs. Iva Datars has taken
up residence at the new
apartments at the Rest
Home over the weekend.
Seven ladies made a
surprise visit to Vera Thiel
last Wednesday helping her
to celebrate her birthday and
all played a few games of
euchre followed by a light
lunch and visiting.
Mi. and Mrs. Clarence
Geoffrey returned home on
Saturday after spending a
nice warm week's vacation
in Florida, going to such
places as Busch Gardens and
Cyprus Gardens. They also
visited with Ronald and
Linda Bedard.
Case and Annie Van Raay
returned home on the
weekend after spending a
month's holiday in Holland
Founder of Children's
Fund will speak
Frank J. Whilsmith,
Toronto, director of overseas
development for Christian
Children's Fund of Canada,
will be the guest speaker at
Dashwood and Zurich
United Churches, Sunday
morning, (December 7).
Mr. Whilsmith co-founded
Christian Children's Fund of
Canada in 1960 and has
served as director, president
and chairman of the board.
From 1973 until 1960 he acted
as national director. To meet
the requirements of an ex-
ploding expansion in Canada
and abroad, he was ap-
pointed director of overseas
development in October of
this year.
Mr. Whilsmith, who has
just returned form
Guatamala, travels to
dozens of countries, yearly,
to assess needs and arrange
for assistance. Sometimes,
he says circumstances are
"most appalling" and he is
often "shattered" what
he sees. However, he
remains optimistic and is
"thrilled" by the response of
Canadians, over 25,000 of
whom support needy
children.
As part of the world-wide
organization, which assists
220,000 children and their
families in the third world,
C.C.F. of Canada plays an
important role in world
relief.
By donating $15 a month, a
Canadian family or group
can provide direct
assistance for a child who
would other wise face
dismal odds on getting an
education, food, clothing and
shelter.
In the morning services,
Mr. Whilsmith will speak on
"Spiritual Alternatives for a
World in Turmoil".
In the evening, an informal
ecumenical service will be
held at the Zurich United
Church at which the
Menonnite and Lutheran
congregations will also take
part. At it Mr. Whilsmith will
show films from some of the
countries where the
development work of
Christian Children's Fund of
Canada is taking place.
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