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Review drug Obituary
scene at
Zurich church
On. Thursday evening Oct-
ober 2, Sargeant Whitter
and Corporal Wray, repres-
enting the OPP and Town of
Goderich, gave a very inform-
ative presentation on drugs
and their growing use today,
at the Zurich Mennonite
Church.
The film shown illustrated
the effects of common drugs
on the nervous system and
expanded this to the effects'
of amphedamens, marajuana,
L.S.D. and herroine. At the
conclusion of the film Sar-
geant Whitter added that they
classed alcohol as a drug
also.
During the question and
answer period that followed,
several points were brought
out:
- seldom see a "pusher"
using the drugs - it's just an
easy way of making quick
money.
- marajuana users having
noticeable personality change
-presence of both maraj-
uana and beer at parties in
this area is prevalent.
- use of drugs in Goderich
area steadily increasing.
To aid in the discussion,
Sargeant Whitter had a displ-
ay of confiscated pills, maraj-
uana leaves, nickle and dime
bags, and hashies pipes
most of which came from
the Goderich area.
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EDWARD J. DENOMME
A Zurich resident, Edward
Joseph Denomme, pssed
away in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, on Friday, October 3,
in his 77th year.
He was the beloved hus-
band of the former Martina
Regier; dear father of Jerome,
Dashwood, Valere, Arva, Mrs.
H. (Doris) Meyers, Detroit,
Mrs. C. (Marie) Oldham,
London, Mrs. W. (Marjorie)
Gamble, Toronto, Mrs. J.
Delaine Cronin, Dublin,
Mrs. J. (Shirley) Denomme,
Waterloo, Mrs. J. (Donna)
Rau, Brampton, Dear brother
of Theophile, Detroit, Richard
Detroit, Louis, Zurich, Mrs.
Alex (Lily) Aubin, Seaforth,
Mrs. Adella Regier, Zurich,
Mrs. V. (Marie) Huygheba-
ert, Detroit, Mrs. G. (Anne)
Kipps, San Diego, Cal.,
Mrs. W. (Verona) Asmus,
Zurich. Twenty-seven
grandchildren and 5 great-
grandchildren survive. Pre-
deceased by one brother
Lorne and two grandchildren.
The body rested at the
Westlake Funeral Home, Zur-
ich, until Monday morning,
October 6, when funeral mass
was held at St. Boniface
Church, Zurich, with inter-
ment in the adjoining cemet-
ery. Rev. Father A. Durand
officiated.
Varna
The Varna U.C.W. met on
Thursday evening for their
October meeting with nine-
teen members present. The
president, Mrs. Robert
Stirling, opened the meeting
with a commentary on Thanks-
giving which was written by
the moderator, Dr. Wilbur
Howard. Group I present-
ed the worship service on the
theme of Thanksgiving. The
treasurer's report showed a
good profit from the smorgas-
bord supper, which was att-
ended by over 260 people.
A committee was nominated
to begin preparing for a
Christmas concert. Mrs.
Gordon Hill of the nominat-
ing committee led a discus-
sion concerning the possible
reorganization of the struct-
ure of our UCW to see if it
would make it easier to fill
senior executive positions.
No decisions were made, and
it was left for members to
think about until the Nov-
ember meeting. We were rem-
inded of the Fall Thank -
offering meeting for East
Huron to be held in Wesley -
Willis Church on October 7.
The meeting closed with the
Lord's Prayer. Lunch hostess-
es were Mrs. Roy Elliott,
Mrs. M. Morrison and Mrs.
Ida McClinchey.
Members of Varna church
Zurich UCW host group
(BY Mrs. E. Consitt)
Zurich United Church
Women met on Thursday
evening, October 2, for their
fall Thankoffering
meeting with guests from
Grand Bend UCW, and Blake
and Zurich Mennonite
churches, with a good attend-
ance present.
Miss Ethel Gabel presided
for the worship service and
welcomed the visitors.
Mrs. Laird Jacobe led in
the responsive reading from
the Hymnary on Thans-
giving which was followed
by the Lord r s Prayer.
Mrs. H. Schoch and Mrs.
E. Truemner both read
Thanksgiving -poems.
Musical numbers by Mrs.
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The guest speaker was
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applicable today and to all
generations. She was thanked
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Lunch consisting of sand-
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was served in the basement
which was nicely decorated
with fall flowes, fruits and
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A short business meeting
followed when it was decided
to have,the November meeting
at the -Country Spire, leaving
at 7 p.m.
The nominating committee
were reminded to have their
report ready for the next
meeting.
The president also announc-
ed the regional meeting and
program to be held on Octob-
er 15 at Crediton.
A minute of silence and
prayer in memory of Mrs.
Wes Merner, was observed.
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