Times-Advocate, 1981-12-02, Page 211
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ZURICH BROWNIES — Joining the Zurich Brownie pack this year of (front, from left) (iso Rau. Amy Wildfonq, Carrie
Ducharme, and Jennifer Morrison. (Back, from left) Patti -Ann Dickert, Natalie Brokenshire. Joanee Regier, and Vicki Regier.
Missing was Amy Gelinas.
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Mrs. Corm& Swoons,"
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CROSS COUNTRY WINNERS — Three students from St.
Boniface were winners at a Huron -Perth Roman Catholic
Separate School Board cross-country meet. They were: Beth
Sweeney, girls grade 7 and 8 winner; Ed Thuss, grade 7 and 8
boys winner; and Rosemary Regier, girls grade 5 and 6
winner
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Emmanuel
United Church
Sunday, December 6
REV. U LAING B.A.
Organist
Mrs. E. Grace Martin
11:15 a.m. Worship Service
11:15 a.m. Sunday School
7:30 p.m. White Gift Service
Thurs Dec. 3 9:30 a.m.
Bible Study
Thurs. Dec. 3 - 1:30
U.C.W.
Thurs Dec. 3 - 7 p.m.
Choir Practice
Thurs Dec. 3 - 8 p.m.
Choir Practice at
St Peter's Church
Mon. Dec. 7 - 8 p.m.
Official board to meet
in Zurich
Please join us. We extend a
warm welcome
to all
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
REV. JACK DRESSLER
Organist
Mrs. Christine Eagleson
B.M.A.
Sunday, December 6
1000 - Worship Service
10:45 - Sunday School
There is a nursery for small
children which is supervised
during the worship service
Everyone Welcome
Zurich Mennonite
Church
Pastor
GORDON BAUMAN of
Tavistock in charge
Sunday, December 6
8:45 a.m. Worship Service
9:45 a.m. Sunday Church
School
11:00 a m. Worship Service
Wed. 8:00 - Bible Study
8 Prayer Service
Sat. 8:00 p.m.
Y.F.C. meeting at
Huron Centennial School
Meditation
The Lord Is my Shepherd I
shall not want.
Psalm 23:1
St. Boniface
P.T.A. meets
Last Wednesday evening
saw the first P.T.A. (Parent,
Teacher Association)
meeting held at St. poniface
school, to discliss the
school's dress policy (op-
tions on Jeans) and to hear a
guest speaker talk on drug
and alcohol addiction.
The P.T.A. is also holding
a family skating party at the
arena on Sunday December 6
from 2:00 - 4:00. Admission
only $2.00 per family.
Playing catch-up
after quiet week
Things seem to be unusally
quiet in the Varna area late-
ly. or I haven't heard about
happenings until they are no
longer news. One small item
Varna.
by Mary CkasrrlU
doesn't make a column,
either. So this is catch-up
week.
Nora Heard has purchased
Vi Bell's house in Bayfield
and will be moving in mid-
December. We'll hope to see
her back in Varna frequent-
ly.
Mervyn and Margaret
Hayter have a beautiful,
dark-haired baby grand-
daughter. Meghan Lois, born
to Glen and Lois on
November 13 in Stratford
Hospital.
A couple of weeks ago, a
grain bin holding fifty tons of
corn collapsed on,top of the
drier at Bev Hill's. For-
tunately. no one was injured.
Jerry Reid, who has been
fishing with Ed Siddell on
Lake Erie for several weeks.
is home again. They were
able to fill their quota for
pickerel on Lake Erie.
Cottontails and partridge
are plentiful in the area this
1 fall. Our family has had good
luck on their occasional
Saturday hunts. There are
lots of signs of a large deer
population, too.
The annual U.C.W. Christ-
mas party is this Thursday,
featuring a pot -luck supper
and special programme.
White Gift Sunday will be
observed this week with
money gifts for the South
Huron Association for the
Mentally Retarded.
Wiebe and Jenny, Postma
held a very enjoyable dinner
party on Saturday evening to
celebrate their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary. They
held it in the township hall in
Varna.
Over seventy friends and
relatives were present from
Sarnia. Chatham, Blenheim,
Ridgetown. St. Thomas and
this area. They have raised
five children, four girls and
a boy.
We'd like to add our con-
gratulations on this happy
occasion.
Same old thing...
There is no way on God's
green earth that no -name
products can be any cheaper
than brand-name products.
In times like these he said,
with a broad sweep of his
arms to indicate to all and
sundry the inherent aspects
of the times. which he
himself doesn't really un-
derstand....
In times like these he
winked. as if both parties,
the writer and the reader,
know each other intimately
and think along parallel syn-
apses....
In times like these he said,
glancing at his watch to con-
sult Mickey for his insights
on the times...
Practical people thrive.
While the rest of us lose
ourselves in furry -footed
habits and other fantasy hob-
bits. the practical amongst
us (Oh ye of little im-
agination..1 are cleaning
up.
People cash in on the poor
defenseless stickers who,
raised by their bootstraps on
GRADUATE — Cynthia
Anne O'Brien, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Douglas
O'Brien, of Zurich,
graduated with an honours
secretarial diploma from
Westervelt Business College,
London. She is now
employed with the firm of
Interior Trend, of London.
TV and comic books.
developed imaginations
which take us to the stars at
the flap of a jaw or the first
sign of an inundating flurry
of the old B.S.
Zeth. what is that boy talk-
ing about?
Have faith Bea, the lad
hasn't lead us down the gar-
den path...vet.
StT
Nic of course would write
it up later in one of his
studies on power and its
abuses (or was that
Clausewitz? I.
Freddy G. wouldn't let
things be however and took
Gus to task for civilizing the
whole uncivil business.
Gus barely broke his
stride .in his tirade against
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Miscellaneous
Rumblings
By Rob Chester
sfi .sY
The antennae protruding
from the crown of my
cranium began to quiver.
In times like these. Bar-
soom or Middle Earth,
Neverwhen or Tatoonie, Oz
or Wonderland. or even Nar-
nia...
A unit of 15 paperclips is
debauching into a village of
staples. Only the eraser
stands between them and...
(It wouldn't be wise to think
of such an encounter.)
Two tiny colums of air
above my head vibrate with
nervous energy. A con -job is
in the air. I didn't spend 20
years in school and not learn
anything. I know the essence
of meadow muffins when I
hear it.
Tell that boy to snow again
Zeth. I didn't catch his drift.
Gustavous Adolphus,
Marlborough. Frederick the
Great and Nicollo
Machivelli met for lunch one
afternoon.
Gus said Marlborough had
been riding on his rep for
years since that thing at
Ramillies. The G. said Gus
was correct and added that
Churchill's unbeaten streak
had swollen his head. It was
only through defeat Freddy
asserted. that genius could
blossom.
Marlborough was in a snit
that day and simply called
Freddy a ninny. Nic took
copious notes.
England when Marlborough!
slugged him with his glove.
This would lead Nic to
change the name of his
treaties from "The Queen".
since Marlborough's habit of
a carrying around a sissy set
of gloves actually hid a half
dozen Engligh crowns,
black -jack style.
Frederick also thought
about changing his maxim
from "God is on the side of
the big battalions", to "God
is on the side of he who plays
dirty and strikes first."
Gusthought this was an un-
forgivable sin. He stormed
out of the restaurant and im-
mediately invaded Den-
mark.
As Bismark would later
remark." What?".
You have vegetables. You
have a can. You have a label.
You advertise.
Unless your vegetables
are lower quality and'
cheaper. . Its the same old
thing no matter what the
wrapping looks like.
The president of your(
store advertising makes up'
for the picture of the beans
on the label. Somebody has
pulley the wool over
somebody's eyes.
Introduction.
Red Herrings.
Allegory.
Conclusion.
Q.E.D.
Badminton anyone?
Times -Advocate, December 2, 1981
Page SA
Zurich figure skaters hold national tests
On Saturday the Zurich
and Area Figure Skating
club held this seasons first
National Skating Tests for
the Junior skaters.
Congratulations go out to
Jamie Ramer (beginners)
De Ann Foreman (stroking),
Doug Finlay (novice 1) and
Chrystal Jones, Terri
Maurer and Aimee Gelinas
(dance 1). Chrystal, Terri
and Aimee are now in-
termediate skaters.
The club is especially
proud of Colleen Overholt
who has passed her first 4
badges and Leanne
Ducharme who had passed
her first three badges, both
in only four weeks. All of the
skaters are doing very well
and are sure to progress
quickly.
Badminton at the arena
Anyone interested in play-
ing badminton at the Zurich
arena on Tuesday evenings
beginning at 7:30 is
welcome. Contact Jerry
Rader soon at 236-4969.
Home from India
Ken Mittleholtz returned
home a week ago Tuesday
from a months vacation in
India visiting his brother,
Bro. Bob Mittleholtz (who
sends a big hello to all his
Zurich friends). Ken enjoyed
his first trip there but found
the food and way of life a lot
different than ours.
Open house at Craft Shop
Drop in for a cup of coffee
and look around at a open
house on Thursday and Fri-
day, (3rd and 4th) at the
Self -Help Handicrafts on
r• Victoria St. in Zurich.
Native prints at library
Take a nice little walk and
drop in to see the interesting
Eskimo and Indian prints on
display at the library from
now till the 17th of
December. It's worth while.
Draw winners
The lucky winner of a
Christmas turkey from a
draw at the Tender Spot on
Saturday was Mrs. Joan
Deas Geoffrey
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more chances till Christ-
mas ).
St. Peter's penny sale
St. Peter's C.W.L. at St.
Joseph held a penny sale at
their parish hall on Tuesday
December 2 with a very
good turn out. (And lots of
winners of nice prizes).
School bake sale
The school kids also held a
bake sale recently to raise a
bit of money. The winner of
a decorated cake was Ursula
Regier, Zurich and Mary
Ducharme of RR 2, Zurich,
won a turkey.
Personals
Those returning home
from being patients in South
Huron Hospital Exeter last
week were; Anna Marie
Watson, Jim Wildfong and
Barb Rau. And best wishes
for a speedy recovery are
extended to, Bill Leibold,
William Lansbergen and
Edwin Regier who are in Ex-
eter Hospital now.
Welcome to town to
Milfred and Blanche
Overholt formerly of St.
Marys who moved into the
former home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ferd Haberer on Cen-
tre St. over the weekend.
Congratulations to Bob
and June Fisher who recent-
ly celebrated their 25th wed-
ding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules
Corriveau of Bloomfield
Hills Michigan spent the
American Thanksgiving
weekend visiting with
relatives in Zurich. They are
brothers. Wilfred, Lucien
and Joe Corriveau and their
wives.
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and attractive turkey and
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the trimmings - complete
with Christmas pudding) on
Sunday at the Blue Water
Rest Home.
The host and hostess were
Joe and Connie Risi.It was
the residents' Christmas
dinner for their families and
guests.
The kitchen staff are to be
-commended on a job well
done (Ladies from the aux-
iliary helped with the ser-
ving I.
Lovely organ music was
provided throughout the
afternoon by Mrs. Jack
Turkheim. The dining room
was also all decorated for
the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug
O'Brien attended the
graduation exercises of their
daughter, Cindy, who
graduated from Westervelt
Business College on Friday
evening November 7 at the
Holiday Inn. London.
Mrs. Gertrude Flegman
and Mrs. Mildred Cora of
Dearborn Michigan spent
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sister Mrs. Myrtle Deitz,
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)n Sunday by Grace and
Clarence Fahner and family
of Crediton.
Miss Joanne Van Raay
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Case Van Raay of HH 3,
Dashwood returned home
Thursday November 26 from
being in Europe since
September and stopping for
a visit in Holland
She will now go back to
work in Brantford for the
school of the blind.
Joey. Sandra and Melanie
Overholt London spent • the
weekend with her parents
Mr. and Mrs Phil Overholt.
Mrs. Dot Hess has return-
ed home from being a
patient in .St,. Joseph's
Hospital.
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