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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-04-09, Page 3New name for skate club The skating club now has a new name and a new slate of officers for next year. Saturday was the last day for the kids skating lessons and they ended with doing tests. A brief business meeting was held and the nominating Zurlch Caramel Sweeiiey committee submitted the following names for election to the board of directors, all of whom have agreed to stand: past president, Connie Lewis; president, Linda Hendrich'; vice- president, Cathy Shantz; secretary, Beth McGee ;assistant secretary, Alma Westlake; treasurer, Heather Decker. Directors for 1981-81 are: Paul Bedard, Bonnie Keller, Donna ' Klopp, Tootle Wer- ner, Bonnie Schenk, . Alma Westlake, Carmel Sweeney and Mozart Gelinas Jr. CFSA test chairman, is Carole Deitz. The club will now be called the Zurich and area figure skating club. Old timers hockey Members of the Old timers hockey team and their wives spent the weekend in Kin- rardine where the men took .part in a tournament on Friday and Saturday. Zurich crusade Plan to attend the faith and Life crusade, held in the community centre from April 19 to 26. It .begins at 7:45 each evening with special guest Rev. Nelson Litwiller. There will also be morning meetings at 10 Monday to ay. Everyone is invited to welcome to take part. St. Boniface bake sale Don't forget about the bake sale and tea this Saturday at St. Boniface school gym. It's sponsored by the Girl Guides and Brownies. Any donations would be greatly appreciated. Time: 1:30. Personals Tom Dietrich of Alberta is visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dietrich Church women meet The April meeting of the Emmanuel Church Women was held Thursday evening, April 2, with Group 3 com- prised of Isobel Gascho, Lylyan Greb and Dorothy Brea.:ey, in charge of the devotional. Phillippa Steckle played a piano selection prior to the opening of the meeting. Isobel Gascho opened the meeting by reading a poem entitled "He lives", this was followed by hymn 14 "He lives". Lylyan Greb read a very interesting and enlightening article on Easter -the Spiritual re -birth. Barry Gandier was presented by Isobel Gascho and fovoured with several piano and ac- cordion selections. These were greatly enjoyed. A tri- logue was very well given by. Isobel Gascho, Lylyan Greb and Dorothy Breakey on Easter 1981. A duet by Beatrice Rader and Dorothy Breakey entitled Just keep on praying until the light breaks through was greatly enjoyed. Isobel Gascho read the scripture from John, chapter 3, then hymn 74 Lead me to Calvary was sung. The topic Does resurrection make any change in our lives? was very well given by Isobel Gascho. In part she stated that we know something happened that first Easter morning. The triumph of Jesus changed the disciples that first Easter morn. There was no tomb because we didn't have a corpse. Resurrection makes our darkness into light. The power of. the resurrection awakens our faith. New life - living it, will create real glory. Because He lives, we too shall live. The dead are not dead - they are alive. Prayer was offered by Isobel Gascho, after which Beatrice Rader and Dorothy Breakey sang another duet entitled Let Jesus which was greatly enjoyed. Before the offering was received by Lylyan Greb and Dorothy Breakey and dedicated by Isobel Gascho, Isobel read an article en- titled What to give up in Lent. Phillipa Steckle presided at the piano for all of the musical numbers. During the business part of the ting, Bernys Fink- beiner, the president, read a poem Easter is an awakening and offered prayer. The secretary's and treasurer's reports were given, as were the reports by the conveners of different committees. General business was discussed. At this time, it was an- nounced the UCW will be in charge of the Sunday service on May 3. This part of the meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction being said in unison. Barry Gandier favoured with several piano accordion selections during the social get-together. fora week at RR 3, Dash- wood and with his brother, Bob Dietrich, Zurich. A lovely time was had by those who attended the bridal shower for ' Audrey. Dobson (fiance of Doug Meidinger) at St. Boniface school gym on Sunday af- ternoon. She received several beautiful and useful gifts. The couple are to be married in Cambridge on May second. (Doug is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Meidinger). Beat wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Clarence Geoffrey who is a patient in Victoria Hospital. Congratulations to Ted and Sarah Robson (nee Ducharme) of Windsor who celebratedtheir 25th wedding anniveraryon Saturday April 4 with a lovely family dinner at the Garage in London. Several brothers and sisters from Zurich attended and Ted's parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Corriveau. Also the couple's eight children were present and four grandchildren. A nice time was had by all. Congratulations are in order for Julie and Mozart Gelinas Jr. on the arrival of their third child, a girl born on March 3147 7 oz.) in South Huron Hospital. Chantel is a grand- daughter for Mozart and Marie Gelinas Sr. and Lucien and Nora Corriveau both of Zurich. Welcome to town, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Farwell who moved last week into the former home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Meidinger on Goshen Street south. A very rewarding four days were had by Jerome Sweeney as he took part on a team giving a men's cursillo weekend. It was held Thursday evening to Sunday in Stratford, at St. Joseph's Church. A lovely shower was held on Friday April 3 for bride elect, Gail Ducharme, daughter of Gerard and Mary Ducharme, RR 2 Zurich. Many beautiful gifts were received, and all en- joyed a delicious lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bedard of Detroit spent the weekend visiting relatives here. Golden Glimpses Although the buds on some of the trees look as though they are ready to burst, the bits of snow on the weekend kept everyone shivering. On Monday evening, films were shown followed by refreshments. The occupants of Maplewoods apartments and some interested residents from the home have been busy planting seeds in the newly erected greenhouse. We will all be anxious to see their finished products. In the meantime, it is a challenge for them. We are pleased that Mrs. Ferne Bowman and Mr. Gordon Bloch have been able to return from the general hospitals. Residents who have been out visiting recently are Mrs. Inez McEwen, Mrs. Beatrice Overholt and Mrs. Alvernia Hill. Bingo was played on Friday evening followed by refreshments. Please keep in mind that the Ladies Auxiliary will be holding their annual Mother's Day Tea, Bake Sale and Plant Sale on Saturday May 9 from 2 to 4 p.m. Any donations of baking would be very much appreciated. The Sunday evening chapel service was con- ducted by Rev. Barbara Laing of Zurich and Dash- wood United Churches. Miss Idella Gabel presided at the organ during the service and accompanied the choir. °tisensNews, Apr119, 1981 P0113 the six million dolls MONDAY APRIL 6 - SATURDAY APRIL 11 • t0 11111 k tea gik 4 .,mac 1t ■ 411. *• Nr 1110 • • • w -v Thursday and Friday FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS, BALLOONS FOR THE KIDS. VV EST END • 311C �=9 THE R+GES'T STICKER SL4SHING SALEEVERI OVER 300 VEHICLES on the ground all priced and ready to go'. West Etid Garage, of Mitchell in co - Operation with General Motors, are now slashing prices on all stock! 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