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Citizens News, November 2, 1978
League celebrates 25th anniversary
A lovely evening was had
Wednesday by the eighteen
ladies of St. Boniface C.W.L.
who attended the 25th an-
niversary celebrations of the
Zurich
Carmel Sweeney
St. Peters Catholic Women's
league, St, Joseph.
Twenty-nine members
were presented with a 25
year pin for their services.
Mrs. Remi Denomme was
their first president.
Mothers & Tots
Skatin
a•
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
2-4 p.m.
ZURICH ARENA
Mass was offered by
pastor Father Bensette and
Monsignor Bourdeau
founder of the league.
A delicious pot luck supper
was served in the parish hall.
Guest speaker, Father F.
White of London. The new
Spiritual director of the
C.W.L. spoke on 'vocations.
Attend district meeting
Mrs. Annie Finkbeiner,
Mrs. Verlyn Fisher, Mrs.
Milfred Doerr, Mrs. Harold
Deichert, Mrs. Herb Klopp
and Mrs, Jack Turkheim
attended the western district
assembly for Lutheran
church women, at Chesley on
Wednesday. Mrs. • Dorothy
Elligsen of Walton was
elected secretary of the
assembly for the term of two
years. Mrs. Elligsen is the
daughter of Mr. & Mrs.
Victor Deichert.
Celebrates 90th birthday
Mrs. Adeline Kraft, a
resident of the Blue Water
Rest Home celebrated her
90th birthday on Tuesday. In
her honor thirty-two nieces
and nephews from Detroit,
Woodstock and the Zurich
area, gathered at the
Dominion Hotel Saturday to
CORRECTION
The Yungblut Meat Market advertise-
ment in last week's paper was in-
correct. Sides of beef should have
been advertised at $1.27 per Ib. in-
stead of $1.24 per Ib.
We . regret any inconvenience this
may have caused.
enjoy a splendid dinner and
an evening of card games.
Visit Stratford
The grade seven class of
St. Boniface school went on a
treasure hunt trip to the art
museum in Stratford last
Thursday, Teacher, Mrs,
Marg Suplat was in charge
along with mothers Donna
Lesperance, Maria
Mathonia, Marlene Bedard
and a grand mother Mrs.
Mary McKinnon.
Hallowe'en party
A Hallowe'en party was
held at the Lutheran church
basement on Friday evening
for all the children. They
bobbed for apples, judged
costumes and were treated
to a lunch.
Hunting trip
George Haggitt, Neil
Walker and Don Regier went
on a hunting trip up north
and returned home with a
moose shot by George.
Wedding
Congratulations to Mr. &
Mrs. Greg Butler (nee
Brenda Schilbe) married at
St. Peters Lutheran Church.
Personals
A dinner party was held at
the Dominion Hotel last
Thursday in honor of Mrs.
Dorothy Koehler's birthday
and Cathy Merner's.
Relatives who helped them
celebrate were Ross and
Marg Johnston, Tootie, Bob
and Marty Merner, Carol
and Bob Johnston and
family, Bill Hoffman and
boys.
Mrs. Mae Davidson has
returned home from a
months vacation. Also
visited with her sister Mrs.
Aaron Jantzi in Dublin.
Recent weekend visitors at
the home of Mr. & Mrs. Earl
Oesch were their daughter
and son-in-law Fae and Tim
Morris of Oakville.
Mr. & Mrs. Morley Witmer
of Detroit were weekend
guests of Mr. & Mrs. Ted
Steinbach.
A surprise party was held
recently at the home of Mr.-&
Mrs. Clarence ce R >hert to
honor Clarence on his Y friends
bir-
thday. About fift
Y r'
ie ds
and relatives were on hand
through the day for the oc-
REELECT :
HERB TURKHEIM
TO THE
HURON COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
REPRESENTING
Hay Township, Hensall, Zurich
and the North Half of Dashwood
• 6 Years experience on the present board
• Served 2 years as Chairman - 5 Years on Executive Committee
• Served 2 years as a Director on the Ontario Public School Trustees'
Association
* 6 Years perfect attendance at regular board meetings
LET EXPERIENCE KEEP WORKING FOR YOU!
On November 13, Re-elect Herb Turkheim
If you will be away on November 73, you may vote at
AN ADVANCE POLL
at your local municipal office, on Saturday, November 4
between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.
FOR INFORMATION OR TRANSPORTATION,
CALL 236-4075
casion coming from Clinton,
Seaforth, Bayfield, Exeter,
Hensall and Zurich.
Mr. & Mrs. Elroy
Desjardine called on friends
for the day in Goderich
Sunday being Mr. & Mrs.
Vince Young.
A family gathering was
.held at the home of Mozart
and Marie Gelinas to
welcome home their
daughter Melissa and nine
month old granddaughter.
Melissa lives in Mission
B.C. and is home fdr a month
holidays. Her husband
R.C.M.P. David Beer is now
in Ottawa taking a course
and will join her here in two
weeks.
Jeanne Hay had the
misfortune of falling and
breaking her ankle and will
be in .a cast for six weeks.
Mr, Edgar Schnell of
Camrose Alberta called on
Irene and Ted Steinbach one
day last week.
Mrs. Gladys Morrison of
Cambridge spent the
weekend with her daughter
and family, Peggy and Ed
Keenan and Tom.
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Fink-
beiner, son Carl and Mr. &
Mrs. Jim Love recently went,
to Frankenmuth, Michigan,
for the weekend and enjoyed
seeing all the lovely
Christmas decorations.
Mrs. Marcella Dietrich
spent a few days with her
daughter and son-in-law
Irene and Joe McCann at
their new home in Grand
Bend. They also attended a
farewell party for them in
Mt. Carmel on Friday night.
Mr. & Mrs. Cal Cutler of
Oscoda Michigan spent a few
days recentlywith the Tat-
ter's brother Mr. & Mrs: Len
Rau of the senior apart-
ments.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
Gingerich arrived home
from a four day business
trip, dealing with their self-
help products of hand
crafted items. Their travels
took them to such places as
Toronto, Port Hope,
Peterborough and Ottawa. A
shipment of crafts from
Dacca Bangladesh is due
to arrive this week, -and any
volunteers that would like to
help Pearl and Gerry unpack
and sort out the goods would
be welcome at any time.
Please phone 236-4019 for
more information.
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Klopp
are happy to have a new
grandson born on October
28th. Proud parents are
Gloria and Ron Klopp of
Keswick, north of Toronto.
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A 4-H HALLOWEEN — Members of the Zurich 4-H held a
Halloween party Wednesday night for area youngsters.
Judged the best dressed of the 4;H members were Karen Snell
and Shelly„Haggitt. Staff photo
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