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Times -Advocate, December 6, 1995
Page 13
Urlin - Kukula
On November 4, 1995 Jodi
Elizabeth and Jerry Joseph
were united in marriage at Si-
loam United Church, London
by Reverend Richard Hawley.
They are the children of Dave
and Mag Urlin of Exeter and
Jerry and Josie Kukula of Lon-
don. The maid of honour was
Tracy Humphreys, friend of
the bride. The bridesmaids
were Tracey and Andrea Urlin,
sisters of the bride, Teena
Lamport, friend of the bride
and Joanne Gyurics, sister of
the groom. The best man was
Pau! Moniz, friend of the
groom. The ushers were Mike
Pencz, friend of the groom,
Dave Dejaegher, cousin of the
groom, Don Trainor, friend of
the groom, Brent Urlin, broth-
er of the bride. After relax-
ing honeymoon in the Domini-
can Republic, the newlyweds
will reside in London.
by Roberta Templeman
345-2346
STAFFA - Esther Smale hosted
the Tweedsmuir History meeting,
of the Staffa Women's Institute, at
her home on Wednesday, Novem-
her 29, with nine members present.
P1esident Jean Miller presided
opening with the Institute Ode and
Mary -,Stewart. Collect. accompa-
nied bit' 13ttty' L'Rti IW'ffis on the pi-
ano.
Secretary, Roberta Templeman
read the minutes. which were ap-
proved as read. Vcrlc Mahon gave
the treasurers report. Roll call was,
display ancestral pictures. There
was a excellent response which
proved very interesting.
Staffa Branch has been asked to
set up a display of apparel worn
10) to 150 years ago at the Levee
in Dublin on January 7. Esther
Smale and Marjorie Drake, were
named a committee. Kay Smalc
gave a reading, which had been
prepared by Margaret Kemp, enti-
tled "Today's Grandmothers de-
stroying the Stereotype."
The filing cabinet and its con-
tents were discussed during busi-
ness. Esther reported that the Mico
Tishc had been placed in the Sea -
forth Library.
Christmas meeting was reviewed.
The group will meet at the town-
ship hall on Tuesday December 12,
to meet a car ixtol to go to the
Christmas luncheon at Doreen
Skinner's.
Joyce closed the meeting and a
light lunch and conversation was
enjoyed.
A joint Advent service was held
Sunday evening at the Hibbert
United Church with Hibbert and
Cromarty congregations participat-
ing.
Pastor Irene Richardson wel-
comed everyone and opened with
the call to worship. Congregational
members from both churchcs par-
ticipated, along with Rev. Kevin
Steeper and Pastor Irene, with the
message, "Waiting Then, Waiting
Now".
A joint choir sang, accompanied
by Sini Drost on thc organ. Follow-
ing the service a social time was
enjoyed in thc Daynard Hall.
News update from
Family skating planned at Zurich arena
The public can skate
Saturdays from 2:30
to 4:00 p.m.
Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH- There is family skat-
ing planned at the arena on Satur-
days from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. and
Sundays from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00
p.m. unless there is a hockey tour-
nament going on.
Moms and tots can skate on Mon-
day and Wednesday mornings at
10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Senior Diners
A pork dinner was served to 38
Zurich Senior Diners November 29
at the Community Centre. Gertie
Fleischauer was the 50/50 winner.
Entertainment was provided by Da-
nielle Culbert, Lindsay Haberer,
Stephanie Erb, students from the
Zurich Public School, singing solos
accompanied by pianist Kim Re-
dick. A successful penny sale: fol-
lowed with prizes going to the
lucky winners. Solo and euchre
game were enjoyed.
Chamber of Commerce
The Zurich Chamber of Com-
merce are inviting the public to at-
tend their annual Christmas party
this Saturday, December 9 at Hes-
senland, with dinner at 7:00 p.m.
Terry Connelly will entertain af-
terwards.
If you are interested in attending,
phone Delores Schilbc at 236-4921
as soon as possible.
Christmas concerts
The school children will he pre-
senting their Christmas concert at
St. Boniface on Thursday, Decem-
ber 14, grades five to eight, at 7:30
p.m. There will also be a dress re-
hearsal on December 13 at 1:15
p.m.
The Zurich Public School chil-
dren will be having their Christmas
concert on December 19 at 1:15
p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Admission will
he a canned food item.
Parents without Partners
The Wealth of Friendship and
Support Parents Without Partners
group will he meeting again on
Thursday, December 14 in Clinton
at St. Paul's Anglican Church at
7:30 p.m.
For' 'nidfC • ilirti'rmation phone
Bonnie at 236-4691 or Dave at
482-3976 or Penny, 482-3583.
Open House
An Open House will be held on
December 9 and 16 from I to 6
p.m. at the Beauty Den, 25 John
Street, South. Everyone is welcome
to come and cnjoy hot chocolate
and dips.
There will he a free draw and
clearance table. You can phone
Bonnie at 236-4691.
Wine and cheese social
An appreciation night, wine and
cheese social was held at St. Boni-
face Parish Hall following 7:00
Mass last Thursday.
The get-together was enjoyed by
those helping out Fr. Wronski
throughout the year with the Litur-
gy. Everyone enjoyed his home-
made layer cakes and the lunch.
Christmas dinner
A Christmas dinner was enjoyed
by the residents at the Blue Water
Rest Home and their families on
December 3 with a great turnout.
Members of the hoard, along
with their wives, helped to serve
the meal.
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6.Congratulations to Pat Raftis and
wife Peggy on the recent arrival of
their third child, a boy, Braeden,
who was born in November.
Justin Lce Bullock, son of Arron
and Tracey was baptized at St.
Boniface Church on Sunday, De-
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Gwen Hart wins Mexican
.vacation courtesy of Glenn
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Gwen Hart of Exeter receives tickets for a trip for two for a Mexican
vacation from Gerrie Glenn. This was the prize in Gerrie and Jayne
Glenn's Glenn Haven Apartments draw held recently. The Glenn's
congratulate Gwen and thank all those who took part in the draw.
Health clinic
The Adult Health Clinic will be
held at the Maple Woods Apart-
ment in Zurich on December 11
from 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. to check
blood pressure and do loot care.
For more information phone 1-800-
265-5184.
Optimists
Members of the Zurich Optimist
Club along with those from the Ex-
eter organization enjoyed a dinner
at Erb's Country Kitchen on No-
vember 27.
Guest speakers were from Ausa-
ble Bayfield Conservation Authori-
ty and Thames Trail Association.
The Zurich Club was busy from
Friday to Sunday as they sponsored
the Atom/Peewee hockey tourna-
ment at the arena.
Beavers
The Beavers, Brownies, Sparks,
Cubs and Optimists entertained the
residents at the Rest Home on De-
cember 4, singing Christmas car-
ols.
President Diane Wilds presented
the residents with a 35 -piece musi-
cal instrument set that they pur-
chased for them.
Afterwards everyone enjoyed
some hot chocolate and donuts.
a
OPEN HOUSE
Their next meeting will be
Wednesday, December 13 at the
Township Hall at 7:00 p.m.
Golden Agers
The Golden Agers held their last
card party at the township hall on
November 27 with eight tables
playing progressive euchre.
Joe Miller won the highest score.
while Luella Willer( was second.
Harry McAdams had the most lone
hands.
Lucky draws were won by Louis
Denomme, Ralph Smith, Gwen
McKellar and Josie Denommc.
Personals
A surprise birthday party was
held for Percy Bedard Sr. last
Wednesday at the J&L Variety
Store where his friends got together
with cake and presents for his 80th
birthday.
The family of Madeline Rau, RR
2 Zurich got together for their
Christmas turkey dinner December
2' at their mother's home on the
Blue Water highway.
Happy birthday wishes go to Jim
Simpson on November 30; Gary
Masse on December 4; Karcn
Masse on December 5; and Nora
Corriveau and Laura Simpson,
both on December
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