HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-12-21, Page 3Citizens News, December 21, 1978
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A t this glittering
e
time of the year s;
we send wishes
for your
happiness, 6
glowing with bright
hope for the future.
PEEWEE CLUB — Once again Grand Bend and Zurich have joined forces for the upcoming hockey season. In the back row is
coach Kim McKinnon, Jeff Laporte, Dan Creces, Com Steckle, Dennis Schroeder, Gerry Smith, Tim Teeter and manager
Howard Armstrong. The middle row has Bob Snell, Dean, Armstrong, Brian Kading, Rick Kuepfer, Darcy Martin and coach
Kerry Bedard. Up front are Doug Schade, Mike Bedard, Karmen Bedard, Derrick McKinnon and Mark Boogemans.
Children see resort from wagon
The village is beautiful
these days - in the daytime
sun and clouds above, the
Bayfield
by Gwen Pemberton
usual breath -taking sunsets,
at night a full moon and
bright stars above the oc-
casional light skim of snow
and Christmas lights
everywhere! Perfect set-
tings for fortunate children!
Holidays have not even
begun for the younger set but
the number of parties is
impossible to keep track of
by a correspondent.
A Sunday School party was
held by Trinity Anglican
after the service on Sunday
when Carols were sung, led
by Lillian Higgins, and dear
old Santa arrived in time to
distribute gifts to the
TOWNE AND COUNTRY
DINER AND DRIVE-IN
CLOSED
Christmas Eve to January 1
Reopening January 2
HOURS
Monday -Thursday 7 a.m.-11 p.m.
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
7 a.m.-1 a.m.
10 a.m.-1 a.m.
10 a.m.-11 p.m.
children. Lunch was
provided by the Guild and
adults were welcome so they
stayed to enjoy the good
time.
Tom Penhale took Sunday
School children from St.
Andrew's for a wagon -ride -
no snow for the promised
sleigh ride - and the party
continued at the church one
day last week. I haven't
heard but I bet old Santa got
to that party too! He gets
around a lot faster than I
can!
The scout groups have had
their parties assisted by
their Ladies' Auxiliary and
planned by their leaders. A
happy Christmas for them
all, scouts, cubs, guides,
brownies and beavers!
The Lioness Christmas
Party for children took place
at the Town Hall on Saturday
afternoon. Three movie
cartoons were shown,
presented by the Huron
County Library. Santa Claus
was there to present each
child with Chocolate Milk
and other goodies.
The draw for the huge
Lioness Christmas stocking
which has been on display in
the window of the Bayfield
Archives Room at the
Library for past weeks took
place at the party and was
won by Joe Nigh.
There is to be still another
WE'RE
MOVIN
ZURICH PRO HARDWARE
Closed next week and reopening at our
new location on Highway 84 the first part
of January.
party for the very small ones
who meet on Tuesday
morning for a story hour.
St. Andrew's
candlelight -carol service
The choir at St. Andrew's
United Church has been
preparing for the Can-
dlelight Carol Service for
weeks. On Sunday night the
congregation enjoyed the
results.
Candlelight from the
window -wells flickered over
the crowded pews.
Accompanied by the
Processional Hymn "0
Come All Ye Faithful," the
candle -bearing choir
members moved down the
aisles of the darkened nave
to fill the choir loft. As the
service progressed, the
musical numbers evoked the
true spirit of Christmas in
the special way that
beautiful music has the
power to do.
The piano, played by
Please turn to page 18
Jack Riddell
MPP Huron -Middlesex
Season's Greetings from
Jack and Leone Riddell
and Family
NEW YEAR'S EVE
DANCE
Nor*
Sponsored by the
ZURICH LIONS CLUB
HELD AT THE
ZURICH ARENA
Sun., Dec. 31, 1978
Come out and Help Us
to Help People
CNIB, CANCER, LEADER DOGS,
HANDICAPPED AND CRIPPLED
CHILDREN
BLUE WATER PLAYBOYS
$30.00 a couple
Free Refreshments
and Meal