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We hope you missed our
column last week, but because of
the holiday week -end and a
number of other commitments,
we didn't meet the deadline.
However, we will try to fill you in
on the happenings of the past
two weeks.
Last week the residents enjoy-
ed a bus tour along Lake Huron to
Goderich and home by way of
Clinton, making a few detours in
order to avoid road construction.
We appreciate the various
donations of materials, nylons,
cards, knee wraps for wheel chair
Residents which were made by
various church groups, also the
donation of fresh asparagus
as well as rhubarb.
On Sunday May 23rd, the Resi-
dents enjoyed the services of
Mrs. Luther of the Salvation
Army who conducted the chapel
service. Mrs. Coulter presided
at the organ during the worship
CWL hear
convention
reports
By Mrs. Rerni Denomme
The monthly meeting of the
Catholic Women's League of
St. Boniface council was held on
the 18th day of May with an
attendance of 38 members. The
newly elected president, Mrs.
Jerome Sweeney, opened and
conducted the meeting: all newly
elected executives being present.
,The reports given by the presi-
dent and Mrs. Claude Gelinas on
the Diocesan convention which
they attended on May 11 and
12, in Sarnia, were the highlights
of the meeting. Much business
was discussed before the meeting
adjourned. A delicious lunch was
served by the committee in
charge. Our best wishes to all
the new executives.
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Zurich Mennonite
CLAYTON KUEPFER,
PASTOR
SUNDAY, JUNE 6
9:45 a.m. - Sunday School
10:45 a.m. - Worship Service
8:00 p.m. - Leo Morningstar from
Village Inn is in charge.
Wed., 8 p.m. - Adult Prayer &
Bible Study
Fri., June•4, 8 p.m. - G.M.S.A.
Meditation:
"Just think, the One who made
the whole universe wants you for
a personal friend.
Abraham trusted God and he was
called 'the friend of God'."
James 2:23
Everyone Welcome
Lakeview Conservative
Mennonite Church
MERLIN BENDER, PASTOR
SUNDAY, JUNE 6
10:00 a.m. - Sunday School
11:00 a.m. - Worship Service
8:00 p.m. - Gospel -Service
Wed., 8:00 p.m. - Prayer & Study
in Church History
He Paileth not, for He is God,
He faileth. not, He's pledged
Word,
He faileth not, He'll see you
through,
This God with whom we have to
do.
Everyone Welcome
service.
On Wednesday evening, the
students of Mrs. Dorothy Stade
presented a musical recital in the
dining room. The piano and or-
gan music presented by the
students was very much enjoyed
by the Residents, as well as the
participation of some of the
parents who accompanied their
children in piano and organ duets
vocal numbers, guitar and violin
accompaniaments. We wish to
thank Mrs. Stade and all who took
part in the programme and hope
she will plan a similar programme
sometime in the future.
The sympathy of Residents and
staff is extended to the family of
the late Mr. Grant Edighoffer.
On Friday evening, bingo was
enjoyed 'followed by refresh-
ments. Mr. & Mrs. John Rau
are the first to take up residency
in Maple Woods Apartments.
While Mr. & Mrs. Rau moved
from London, they spent most
of their life in this area. By the
time this column reaches you,
several of the completed apart-
ments will be occupied. No doubt
members of the Senior Citizens
Club of the area will be glad
to welcome these people, some of
whom they will be well acquain-
ted with, others will be strangers
to the area.
On Sunday evening the chapel
service was conducted by Rev.
Bennett of Bayfield Anglican
Church. Mrs. Johnston presided
at the organ during the worship
service.
Knights of
Columbus draw
winners named
Grand Knight, John Paul Rau
of Father Stephen Eckert Council
of Seaforth and District has
announced the winners of the
Annual Charities Raffle sponsor-
ed by the Ontario State Council
of the Knights of Columbus.
First prize, a Buick La Sabre,
went to Donald J. Bastion,
Windsor, Ontario; second prize,
a Ford LTD was won by W.R.
Legg, Goderich, Ontario; the
third prize, a Chrysler Newport,
was won by Clyde Bruster of
R.R. 1, Blackstock.
Proceeds from the raffle go
towards the Canadian Arthritis
and Rheumatism Society and
other charities.
Emmanuel United Church
BRUCE GUY, B.A.
PASTOR
Mrs. Milton Oesch, Organist
SUNDAY, JUNE 6
10 a.m. - Sunday School
11:15 a.m. - Worship Service
Everyone Welcome
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St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
A.C. BLACKWELL, M. MID.
SKATE-A-THON WINNERS -Winners of the Skate-A-Thon '76
in Zurich are congratulated by Arena Board member Isidore La-
Porte. Left to right are, Connie Neeb, Vicki Schroeder, top money
earner Brenda Masse, and Debby Eckle. News Photo
Citizens News, June 2, 1976 -Page 5
Bayfield
Mrs, Gordon A. Stewart, R.R. 2
Ripley visited her sister and
family Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Erick-
son, Andrew, Luanne and Lydia
on Saturday.
Mrs. Ron Bowers and Sharon;
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weber and
Lori all of Glen Allen; Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Handy, Seaforth,
Bill Pilgrim, Kitchener and his
mother, Mrs. Bella Pilgrim of
Varna spent last Monday as
guests of Mrs. Margaret Garrett,
Norma, Diane and John.
Marilyn Haw reports that over
$400.0e was raised in the Bay-
field area for the recent "Flowers
of Hope" campaign. This money
will all be used to help finance
the ARC Workshop in Dashwood;
the residence in Exeter; the
Nursery School at Grand Bend
and Huron Hope School at Huron
Park. Thanks to all who donated
and a special thank you to the
canvassers for making the cam-
paign so successful.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Haw and
Skateathon nets $1 ,200
for _ r equipment
Carol Hoffman, $14.00; Mike
Sixty-eight young people of
Zurich raised a total of $1,256.64
in the Skate-a-thon '76 held sev-
eral weeks ago. This is a re-
markable feat for such a small
number of skaters and they
deserve a lot of credit according
to manager Jerry Rader.
Last year's skate-a-thon raised
$800. This year's money will
be used to buy more sports
equipment for the arena.
Top money earner was. Brenda
Masse who brought in a total
of $162.75. Brenda received a
pair of precision skates for her
efforts. A season's pass to skat-
ing went to runner-up Debby
Eckle with $101.50. The winner
of the lucky number draw sent
to skater 62, Connie Neeb while
the lucky number of money raised
went to Vicki Schroeder who
earned $62.70. Both received
season passes to skate at the
arena.
Thirteen skaters managed
to earn over $25. These were
Jim Oesch, $30.20; Karen Thor -
ton, $25.85; Craig Clausius,
$38.25; Kevin Oke, $74.50;
Brenda Masse, $162.75; Karrie
Conlon, $37.00; Pattie Ovdr-
holt, $27.00; Vicki Schroeder,
$62.70; Debby Eckle, $101.50;
Sheila McLeod, $25.10; Judy
Parsons, $26.70; Gary Oke $25.50
and Gerard Masse, $30.00.
Other skaters participating in
the event were Rick Smale.
$14.90;Darlene Oesch
Roger O'Brien, $14.00; Greg
Lavery, $6.10; Jeff McKinnon,
$16.00; Tim Keenan, $7.50;
Mark Kirk, $12.60; Lynda Raw-
lings, $12.65; Mike Risi, $17.50;
Wayne McKinnon, $18.10; Pattie
Bedour, $10.50; Barbara Smith
$8.35; Shirley Simms, $11.35;
Quizzes held
at 4-H meet
I
PASTOR
Organist Miss Christine Haberer,
SUNDAY, JUNE 6
10 a.m. - Worship Service
11 a.m. - Sunday School
Everyone Welcome
Bill Deichert, president, open-
ed the second 4-H Calf Club
meeting with the 4-H pledge with
nine members present. The
meeting was held at the home of
Paul Klopp on Wednesday,
May 26, 1976.
We were to see a film but un-
fortunately, Mr. MacGregor,
Extension' Assistant, wasn't able
to attend. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
Instead, we did two quizzes
so we will have more time to
spend in the barn at the next
meeting.
The quizzes were taken up and
corrected. The meeting was
adjourned and lunch was served.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Robert and Dianne
Steckle, R.R. 3, Bayfield on
June23at8:30p.m.
Bev Ducharme, $23.00; Ken
Oesch, $11.00; Mike Masse,
$9.50; Pat Masse, $12.35; Jeff
Forrester, $8.50; Patty Masnica,
$6.75; Carol Smith, $7.54;
Oeryl Rawlings, $5.00; Debbie
Overholt, $21.90; Laurie Mei-
dinger, $6.00 Rosemary Mei-
dinger, $7.00 Katherine Weido,
$18.20; Shelly Haggitt, $9.50;
Mark Heimrich, $8.00; Nancy
Thornton $14.00; Jack Forrester,
$5.10; Carrie Sweeney, $19.50;
Paul Haggitt, $5.00; Lorraine
Dietrich, $7.60; Connie Masneca,
$13.95; Wayne Thiel, $18.50;
Haggitt, $13.50; Carol Rasenberg
$12.45; Cindy O'Brien, $12.50;
Philip Dietrich, $5.00; Wendy
Meidinger, 810.10; Bobby Hay,
$5.10; Connie Neeb, $22.50;
Linda Denomme, $23.20; Liz Min-
ners $11.80; Danette McLeod,
$21.20; Beth Gelinas,$14.20;
Frank Grover, $5.00; Greg Kirk,
$5.00; Dave Thorton, $5.00;
Larry Stire, $5.00; Bill Hay, $5.00
Kim Hay, $S.00; Peggy Hay,
$5.00; Kris Bedard, $17.50.
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