Times-Advocate, 1983-03-30, Page 12Page 12
Times -Advocate, March 30, 1983
Cantata, science fair and bake sale among activities planned for April
On Sunday April 3 at 8 p.m.
at the Zurich Mennonite
Church the choir will present
an Easter cantata entitled
The Gospel Song of Easter. It
is based on many familiar
songs. The public is welcome
to attend.
The Zurich Public School is
holding a Science Fair today
(Wed. March 30) at the
school. Judging of the exhibits
will take place during the
afternoon. There will be on
display for those attending an
open house from 6:30 to 8:30
p.m. in the auditorium
tonight.
Just a reminder about the
UCW Bake Sale this Satur-
day, April 2 at Ed Gascho's
Store on Main St, beginning at
11 a.m.
The Zurich Minor Athletic
Assoc. will be holding their
annual end of the season
hockey banquet (pot luck sup-
per) at the arena on Thurs-
day, April 7 at 6:00 p.m.
The Cubs have been busy
this past week; they are try-
ing to raise some money by
selling chocolate Easter bun-
nies and getting donations
towards planting trees for
Canada. And the figure
skating club are busy selling
chocolate bars.
Personals
Ed and Coleen Maki and
family of Windsor spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting
with friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Don Oesch, and children
visited with grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Marinus Vermunt.
A lovely bridal shower was
held for Patty Gingerich,
daughter of Gerald and Pearl
Gingerich, last Friday even-
ing at the Mennonite Church,
where she received several.
useful and beautiful gifts.
Jim and Joy Hogg returned
home recently from a two
week trip to Corpus Christi,
Texas, holidaying with Joy's
sister. They also spent three
days in Mexico and had a
wonderful time.
Weekend visitors with Mrs.
Myrtle Deitz were her
daughter, Gloria Allen and
son, Glen Deitz both of
London.
Elroy and Myraline Desjar-
dine returned home a week
ago Monday after motoring to
Yuma, Arizona, where they
visited with her sister, Shirley
and Bill Junn. On the way
home they stopped at various
places, such as Las Vegas for
a few days, took in the Stage
Follies (which had a cast of
100 people) then on to the
Grand Canyon, and at
Nashville saw the Grand Ole
Opry. They had a very en-
joyable three month vacation
• and were happy to arrive
back home in Zurich safe and
sound but tired.
Father John Corriveau
visited with his mother, Mrs.
Meryl Corriveau at the
Maplewoods Apts. on Sunday
and Monday.
Morris and Kay Webb ar-
rived home Sunday after a
delightful two -and -a -half
month holiday at Riviera
Beach in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Gingerich and Robert Steckle
returned after spending the
past week at Newton Kansas
representing the Mennonite
Church at a Sunday School
Seminar.
Pastor Clayton Kuepfer and
several members attended
Mennonite Church Con-
ference at Rockway Col-
legiate, Kitchener the past
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Generous Lions donate
Last Monday was the Lions
Club annual Farmers' Night
meeting at the Dominion
Tavern with a total of 34 for
supper. Guest speaker for the
evening was Bob Thomas,
Agrologist with the Bank of
Montreal and teacher at Cen-
tralia College.
John DeBlieck was present
on behalf of the boys Cub pack
and presented the Lions with
a plaque as a token of ap-
preciation for money they
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Reports of various dona-
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tor's meeting. Some of the
worthwhile projects receiving
donations were Leader Dogs,
$50; LCIF, $25; CNIB, $50;
Lions Foundation Canada,
$100; Huron Daycare Centre
for the homebound, $200;
Youth exchange, $150; Hear-
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tive speaking, $25; Huron
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Mrs. Ferne Mumaw and
children, Heidi and Bradley
and Miss Esther Steckle from
Ohio spent several days with
their mother Seleda Steckle.
Sunday guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Steckle, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Steckle and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Steekle and
families
Mr. and Mrs: Kenneth
Westlake and family, Sarnia,
spent a few days this past.
week with his parents,
Margaret and Keith
Westlake.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Westlake and children spent
the March Break visiting with
her mother in Florida.
Weekend guests with Mrs.
Adella Regier were her
daughter and son-in-law Mr.
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and Mrs. Wayne Quinn and
two children from Windsor.
Steve and Pam Bedour,
Strathroy, visited on the
weekend with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Don O'Brien
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bedour.
Don, Donna and Brent
O'Brien enjoyed the school
break holiday last week in
South Carolina at Myrtle
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ZURICH CUBS - Darren Clark, assisted by mother Elaine, purchases a chocolate
bunny from Zurich Cub Michael Becker. The Cubs are selling the candy to raise
money for their activities.
Beach.
Mike and Donna Caers and
family spent a few days with
his mother, in the Aylmer
area.
Tony Bedard, deputy reeve
of Hay Township and coun-
cillors, John Elder, Claire
Deichert and Murray Keys at-
tended a three day course on
Drains in Guelph from Mon.
to Wed. (March 30th).
Sharon Durand, Marie Cyr,
Julie Debus and Evelyn Jef-
frey made a nice retreat at,
Holy Family Retreat house in
Oxley (near Leamington)
over the weekend.
Miss Trudy Vanden
Boomen, London , daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vanden
Boomen, RR 2 Hensall along
with her friend Kelly spent 10
days in Rome and felt
priviledged to be among these
at a Mass being celebrated by
Pope John Paul and when he
officially announced the start
of the "Holy Year of
Redemption".
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Ducharme and Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Denomme recently
spent the weekend in Mon-
treal with friends Andre and
Suzanne Madore and while
there enjoyed going to a sugar
bush and having a pioneer
breakfast.
Mary -Ellen and Rob Van
Aaken, children of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Van Aaken spent
the March break with their
sister, Wilma Farnsworth
and husband, in Cranbrook
B.C.
Elaine Pennings had an
nice 10 day visit with her.
sister Mary Jane, out west in
British Columbia.
Congratulations to Paul and
Judy Morrison on the arrival
of their third child, Brent,
Sunday, March 20.
Bowling Hot Line
Gary and Verlyn Huston
both bowlers, have formed
their own team with a set of
healthy twins, a boy David
Lawrence and a girl Denise
Verlyn.
Paul and Judy Morrison,
also bowlers, have added a
boy to their foursome.
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