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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-04-02, Page 2Page 2 Citizens News April 2, 1981 Chamber of Commerce to hold sauerkraut supper Don't forget about the sauerkraut supper that is coming up on Wednesday April 8 being served from 5:30 to 8. For only $5 you will receive a plate full of spare ribs with sauerkraut or Zurich Carmel Sweeney coleslaw and a piece of homemade pie. This annual event is put on by the Chamber of Com- merce. Sign of spring? I finally saw my first robin on Saturday, so guess spring is here for sure! Garage sale The Zurich -Grand Bend figure skating club is holding a garage sale on Saturday April 18 at Hogg's Service Station in St. Joseph. If you have anythiig to donate to this sale, please leave it there or at the arena on April 4. Tickets are on sale for a 50 50 draw that will be drawn on May 5 at the skating banquet for the children and their parents. Bingo winners The lucky winners at St. Peter's CWL parish bingo last Wednesday were: Theresa Stark, Mrs. Norma Desjardine, Theres,a Bedard, Renee Denomme. In the share the wealth, Greta Denomme won $21.50. Henry Vanderburgt, Ber- nadette Masse, Paula Durand, Kevin Jeffrey. Share the wealth of $18 was Madeline Rau, Emlie McCloud, Janet Durand and Scott Couse. Maurene Regier, Madeline Rau and Renee Denomme, Dolly Creces, Linda Mom- mersteeg. Share the wealth -Evelyn Jeffrey worth $20.00, plus she won the next round at $5.00 Chances were sold on a hooked rug that was made and donated by Mrs. Ber- nadette Denomme and won by Gerard Bedard. Also a cushion was won by Bernie Denomme, that was made and donated by Mrs. Rita Mommersteeg. Parish dance Lots of fun and plenty of dancing was enjoyed by all of us who attended the St. Boniface parish dance Saturday in Dashwood. The encouragement of seeing a full hall hopefully indicated that they will have more dances in the future. The serving of sandwiches, pickles and coffee topped off a nice evening. New ambulance Don't be surprised if you see a strange beige and orange vehicle around town now, it is our new am- bulance! Sure a change from the familiar blue and white. Personals Mrs. Blanche Ducharme, RR 2 Zurich, has gone out west to Saskatchewan. She is visiting her mother who is in the hospital. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Ed Corriveau, who is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Golden Glimpses Although all signs sometimes fail, with the frogs singing, motor bikes out performing antics and children with their sand pails, surely spring cannot be far off. Movies were held on Mon- day evening followed by refreshments. The Zurich Choir, under the direction of Miss Dorothy Steckle entertained at the home on Thursday es/ening. There was a good attendance of residents from the home, the Maplewoods Apartments and the Blue Water Rest Home Apartments. All had high praise for the singers. We regret that Mr. Gordon Bloch is in Victoria Hospital, London; Mrs. CarolineGrat- ton in South Huron Hospital, Exeter; and Mrs. Ferne Bowman is still in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. On Tuesday, April 7 at 7 p.m., the Ladies Auxiliary of the Home will meet in the dining room where the meeting will commence with a programme and refreshmentss for the residents. All interested ladies in the community are invited to attend the meeting. Residents who .Were out visiting during the week were Mrs. Inez McEwen and Mrs. Nancy Koehler. Bingo was played on Fri- day evening followed by refreshements. The Sunday evening chapel service was con- ducted by Rev. Brian Elder of Crediton United Church. Mrs. Finkbeiner presided at the organ during the service. SAFE "0" CONCRETE STEPS PORCHES - patio slabs - sidewalk stabs - curbs - flower bed edging interlocking paving stones - flagstone can: G b G CONCRETE PRODUCTS 236-4723 Exeter. Mrs. Josephine Dietrich, who is now a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London and underwent surgery. Madeline Gelinas was transferred to Victoria Hospital last week. And to those who are convalescing at home: Tony Bedard, Agnes Regier, and Mrs. Gordon Erb who were all patients in the hospital last week. Welcome back to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yungblut who arrived home safe and sound last Sunday after being in Florida since last December. Mrs. Theresa Burr and two children London, spent most of last week (school break) with her mother, Mrs. Dolly Jeffrey at St. Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Regier and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Denomme spent the weekend in Windsor, and attended their niece's wedding. A group of seven girls left by plane on Sunday to spend a week in Florida. Those going were: Cheryl Denomme, Audrey Regier, Rose Marie Overholt, Mary Ann Regier, Debbie Overholt, Charlene Hartman and Patti Regier. The teenage bowling team took part in a home bowling tournament last week, with them going to St. Marys on Tuesday and having St. Marys team return here on Thursday to compete. A lovely bridal shower was had by Ann Snell of Clinton on Sunday at St. Peter's hall St. Joseph. She is the fiance of Gary Denomme (son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Denomme). Ann received many beautiful gifts from the sixty-eight ladies at- tending the shower. All enjoyed a delicious lunch of fried chicken and all the trimmings. Betty Oke attended a staff development course in Barrie March 23-27 Betty is the clerk- treasurer in Hensall. Larry and Louise Merner recently spent a two week vacation in Long Beach, California, where they visited with his niece, Miss Marcia Merner and also went to such places as Mexico and Las Vegas. John and Marilyn Geiger, RR 1 Zurich, motored to Cincinnati for a few adays rest lastweekand to do some golfing. Marjorie and Carolyn Love spent the March break visiting relatives in Windsor. They visited all the Denomme, Belanger and Papineau relatives some of whom they had not seen for 20 years. The highlight of their trip was being present at Aunt Lucy Belanger's 79th bir- thday party held at her daughters Mr. and Mrs. Ben SO -50 WINNER— Pauline Miller of Zurich won $140 in o 50- 50 draw held at the Zurich novice tournament, Saturday. Presenting her with the cheque is Paul Morrison, president of Zurich's minor athletics association. sUPER SPE Boneless Rump or Sirloin Tip Roast Round 'Steak Fresh Ground Beef 1 Ls '2.89 ,e '2.49 '1.69 This Week Fully Processed Hips of Beef Fully Processed Fronts of Beef ,b. '1.79 .b. '1.39 We handle only Local Canadian Beef Pill Your Freezer Now Open 8 to 6 Monday to Sat CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WEDNESDAY Laporte Meat Market Main SL ZURICH 236-4962 Marier. Over 30 relatives and friends gathered for an evening of cards and well wishes. They report she is as ac- tive as she was at 29. Anyone interested in a fun veekend trip to Akron Ohio -and to be present at the anniversary service of 'The Cathedral of Tomorrow' leaving May 23, returning ' May 24, please contact Marjorie Love at 236-4033. Elaine Love and her cousin Diane Marier from Windsor spent a week's holidays in Ottawa recently. The main highlight of their trip was being present at Parliament in session. They visited in Oakville, on their way home, with cousins George and Marilyn Belanger and family. Adam Joseph Masse, infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Paul Masse was baptized on Sunday at St. Peter's Catholic Church by Father Beneette. His godparents are Doug and Julie Debus. Also little Charles George Rau son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rau was baptized at the same time, with god- parents being, Charlie and Madeline Rau. 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