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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-03-26, Page 2Page 2 Citizens News March 26, 1981 Brownies, Guides plan bake sale The Brownies and Girl Guides will be holding a Tea and Bake Sale on Saturday April.11 from 1:30-4:30 at St. Boniface school gym. Everyone is welcome and Zurich Carmel Sweeney encouraged to come out and support the girls. • Don't forget the Ham and Egg breakfast that will be served this Saturday (28th) at the arena from 7-11 a.m. Tickets are $2.50 each (sponsored by the minor athletic association). A reminder to those going to the belated St. Patrick's parish dance (St. Boniface) in Dashwood on Friday night 9-1:00 ($8.00 couple) . Ladies are asked to please bring sandwiches for the lunch! Anyone still wishing a ticket must phone Joan Regier at 236-5289 to see if there are Service highlighted by songs and talk Mr. Peter Snell of. Exeter was our guest speaker on Sunday morning. He delighted both young and old by accompanying himself on the guitar and singing "Love comes trickling down" and " One Day at a time". He based his talk to the adults on "Herod the Opportunist" and the part he played in Jesus' death on the cross. This coming week we are invited to Dashwood Lenten services featuring Ken Fairbairn of Exeter an evangelist singer. Learning for Lent series continues at Zurich on April 1, 8, 15 for all interested ladies. April first will feature "Armchair travel to Alaska" with Carf and Anne Cann. Huronview ladies visit fashion show Grace Peck, Iris Sparling, Ethel Elder, Margaret Mitchell, Verda Beckler, Beatrice Young, Alma Davis, Leah Currie, Mary Ross, Elsie Henderson, Jen- nie Chestney, Bernice Glousher along with staff members enjoyed the Luncheon and Fashion Show at the Knox Presbyterian Church in Goderich Wednes- day afternoon. Rev. Wittick conducted Sunday morning service in the chapel assisted by Mrs. Elsie Henderson at thq organ. The choir sang ' "God's Way" with Mr. Nelson Lear and Mr. Cecil Skinner taking the duet part. Their second number was Love, Wonderful Love. A hymn Sing led by Dick Roorda was held on Sunday evening. Wilson McCarney's musical group entertained at Old Tyme Music on Monday afternoon. St. Partick Day was well celebrated here at Huron - view with the main diningroom decked out in shamrocks and Irish hats. The meal was served with the tables arranged in group- ing of 6 large tables and the meal consisting of Irish stew, and on assortment of different kinds of pies were served country style. This makes a pleasant change from having to line up for trays. Wednesday afternoon the Brussels Women's Institute were here to help us celebrate all March birthdays. The audience en- joyed the solos by Mrs. Van Vliit. An orchestra con- sisting of Howard Smith, James Adams, Archie and Pearl Mann played some lively tunes. Cupcakes and tea were served to the residents. Mrs. Beatrice Young thanked the entertainers and the Women's Institute for a most enjoyable afternoon on behalf of the residents. Rev. Austin Gedcke con- ducted Bible Study in the Chapel on Thursday after- noon. Huronview would like to welcome Pauline Shkrauik from Hensall, Mildred Walker from Bayfield and Grace Van Loo and Russell Bentley from Clinton. Whether or not it is bad luck to meet a black cat depends upon whether you are a man or a mouse. Zurich Minor Athletic Association Ham and Egg Breakfast Saturday, March 28th 7-11 a.m. Zurich Arena Auditorium $2.50 Everyone Welcome any left. Music will be provided by Spirit. Ladies' bowling The ladies' bowling teams are now in the final three weeks of play-offs and are all trying their best to win the trophies They are looking forward to the banquet (with their husbands) on May 2 in Dash- wood. Torchbearer paper drive The Torch -bearers will be having a paper drive today at 6:30 p.;p. And from now on, will be picking up the papers every last Thursday of each month at 6:30. St. Patrick's dance A nice time was had by all who went to the Knights of Columbus St. Patrick's dance Saturday in Seaforth. Share -the -wealth winner - The lucky winner of last months ticket draw on share the wealth was Clarence Geoffrey who won $228. It Was sold by Mozart Gelinas Sr. and Dennis Overholt also of Zurich won $50. Congratulations to both of them. Youth fellowship dinner The Mennonite youth fellowship sponsored a family night out dinner on Saturday. Held from 5 to 8 at their church hall, it was reported to be a big success. Persona Is A lovely bridal shower was held for Cheryl Rau (daughter of Mr. wand Mrs. John Paul Rau) on Sunday afternoon at St. Peter's Parish Hall, on the Bluewater. Close to a hun- dred friends and relatives were on hand for the oc- casion. She received many beautiful gifts. All enjoyed a delicious smorgasbord lunch. Miss Beth Sweeney is presently spending the school vacation (March break) with her aunt, Sharon Overholt in London. Mrs. Emma Schilbe was away for nearly a Week recently, visiting with her son and family Mr. and Mrs. Orval Schilbe in Thamesville, also spent a. day in Port Huron with her sister, Mrs. Luella Gassman. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Madeline Gelinas who has returtied to South Huron Hospital. Ari to Wilfred Mousseau who had the misfortune of falling, and is a patient in Exeter Hospital. Maria Mathonia of RR 2, Zurich is presently enjoying a couple of weeks holiday's with relatives in Germany. Alvin and Doris. Rauand family, Windsor, spent the weekend with his parents, Madeline and Charlie Rau. They attended the shower of her niece on Sunday. Gary Flaxbard and two children of Kitchener spent last Friday and Saturday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Flaxbard, while his wife Betty was away. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Gingerich left last Thursday for a two week holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rau along with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Denomme of Detroit, are presently spending two weekg enjoying the warm sun in Florida. Mrs. Bonnie Regier and three children of London spent this past week with' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Regier and her in-laws Mr. and Mrs. Lee Regier. Recently Mrs. Marie Gelinas (Mozart) and daughter, Mrs. Sharon Overholt of London spent Tuesday to Thursday in Detroit visiting with relatives. Howard (Mac) and Jean Klopp have returned home after spending an enjoyable four and a half weeks in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Regier went byplaneto Florida and spent a week visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald who are staying at Boynton Beach. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Charles Erb (Chuck) who was a patient in University Hospital, London last week. sU PER >1TPE Boneless Rump or Sirloin Tip Roast Round Steak Fresh Ground Beef ,b s2.89 lb s2•49 ,b. '1.69 This Week Fully Processed Hips of Beef ,b. '1.79 Fully Processed Fronts of $ Beef Ib. 1.39 We handle only Local Canadian Beef Fill Your Freezer Now Open 8 to 6 Monday to Sat CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WEDNESDAY Laporte Meat Market Main St 7URICH 1.36-4962 MONEY FOR MINOR ATHLETICS --- Ken Clarke, treasurer of the Buckeyes, gives $200 to Poul Morrison, president of minor othletics, that was raised by the Buckeye baseball team. For your printing needs phone limes - Advocate - 235-1331 NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER d, APPRAISER Prompt, Courteous, Efficient ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE ANYWHERE We give com' late sale service Profit By Experience Phone Collect 235-1964 EXETER ROBERT WESTLAKE INSURANCE Specializing in GENERAL INSURANCE 236-4391 ZURICH BONN E. 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