Zurich Citizens News, 1977-02-23, Page 9Dashwood people
enjoy euchre play
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
There were 15 tables in play at
the euchre at Dashwood Com-
munity Centre, Tuesday,
February 15. Winners were:
Ladies' high, Mrs. Andy Crown;
low, Mrs. Letta Taylor; Men's
high, Mrs. Arnold Kuntz; low,
Bill Berends; Lone hands, Allan
Becker. The next euchre is
Tuesday, February 22.
Family night
Family night was held at Zion
Lutheran church, Friday,
February 18, with the Sunday
School teachers in charge.
Special guests were the Aletheia
Gospel singers from Exeter with
leader Bill Wells.
Members of the group were
Paul Sharrow, Dave Perry,
Carolyn Perry, Nancy Perry,
Dave Rundle and Nile Mellick.
They sang several numbers as
well as some sing -a -long num-
bers. This was followed by games
and lunch.
Personals
Mrs. Morris Denomme is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, where she underwent
surgery.
4-H leaders and the assistant
leaders for the club "Clothes for
Leisure" attended training
school at Exeter United Church,
Tuesday and Wednesday. These
were Mrs. Earl Keller, Mrs. Ray
Rader, Mrs. Delmar Miller and
Mrs. Sheila Miller. Mrs. Gordon
Bender and Pat, who attended
training school at Clinton,
Saturday, are the other leaders.
At a recent Baptismal Service
at Calvary United Church Pastor
Bruce Guy baptized three
children. Dania and Stacey
Thurman, children of Mr. & Mrs.
Glen Thurman, with Joan Coxon
sponsor; Theodore (Teddy)
Thomas Hoffman, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Bob Hoffman, with Jim and
Donna Hoffman sponsors.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Gaiser, Kim
and Lyn and Faye Gaiser have
returned home after a two week
visit in Florida. They spent some
time with Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Kretzman and boys and Jack's
mother, Mrs. Cora Gaiser, who is
spending several weeks there.
They also visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd Eagleson of Exeter. Other
places of interest were Orlando,
Florida; Georgia, where they
saw the street where Pesident
Carter lived and his brother's
service station.
Mrs. Leo Gibson attended the
funeral of her aunt, Sister Ber-
nice Marie (Eveland) which took
place Tuesday, February 15,
from the Holy Rosary Chapel,
Dominican Mother House, at
Maria Hall, Adrian, Mich.
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Gibson and
Michael visited Saturday in
Clinton with Mr. & Mrs. Bryan
Marriage, Robbie and Randy and
watched Randy play hockey in
the game between the Clinton
Atoms and Seaforth which ended
in a 2-2 tie. During the game, they
saw Randy score his eighty-
fourth goal of the season.
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Morrison and
Jennifer, Clinton, were weekend
guests with Rev. & Mrs. Bruce
Guy.
When one of the furnaces blew
up in the United Church last week
the whole church could have gone
up in flames, fortunately, outside
a very dirty church and a broken
window where some of the debris
made a hasty exit, very little
damage was done. A new furnace
window and cleaning of the whole
church is all that is needed.
Albert Miller, who underwent
surgery in Victoria hospital,
London, is expected home this
weekend. Mrs. Miller is spending
the time with friends in London.
Zurich Personal
Mrs. Anne Turkheim spent last
weekend with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. C.
Bowden, in Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Howe, of
Kitchener, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Edna Eickmeier, in Zurich.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Turkheim
and Douglas Mann spent
Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Turkheim.
Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Schilbe
returned home from Florida last
week after an enjoyable holiday.
They also visited friends in
Nassau' for a few days.
Miss Donna Merner of Toronto
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold
Merner, of Zurich.
Miss Julie Armstrong received
honors in her Grade V piano
examination with the Royal
Conservatory of Music, Toronto.
Miss Julie is a student of Mrs.
Jack Turkheim A.T.C.M., Zurich.
MODEL BUILDING
CNTEST
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OF ZURICH
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Model over $5.00, Model under $5.00
Under 12 years
Model Over $5.00, Model under $5.00
PRIZES EACH CATEGORY Refund purchase price of the
model PLUS a free model of winner's choice (comparable
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* Each contestant will receive - Free for entering the competi-
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* To qualify model must be from Heimrich's.
* Models to be displayed at Heimrich's on completion.
* Limit 2 entries per competitor.
* Contest closes Saturday, 6:00 p.m., March 5th.
For full details talk to any of the staff at
HE MRICH'S
ZURICH Phone 236.4941
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Citizens News, February 23, 1977 Page 9
SEPARATE SCHOOL SPEAKERS — Four students each from St. Boniface and Ecole Ste. Marie participated
in a regional public speaking contest at Mt. Carmel, Thursday. Back, left, seniors Gerard Bedard and Marc
Creces, Ste. Marie and Carolyn Miller and Annette Blom, St. Boniface. Front, juniors Patrick Wild and
Michelle Regier, Ste. Marie and Daniel Creces and Ricky Denomme, St. Boniface. Citizens News photo
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