Times-Advocate, 1982-06-30, Page 114
England visitors see Royal Family
Zurich pork barbecue to celebrate Canada Day
Fun , Thursday, July
Tomorrow,
first is Fun day In Zurich.
Baseball games will con-
tinue all day from 12 noon to
10 p.m. both for the young
and the old. A pork barbecue
supper will be served from 5
to 7 p.m. at $6.00 for adults
and $4.00 children. Let's just
hope It will be a nice sunny
day.
Summer playground
Any children from the ages
of five to twelve who want to
go to playground this
summer are to register on
Thursday, July 15th at the
Zurich Community Centre
from 1 to 3 in the afternoon or
7 to gat night. The cost Is 815
per child. This year's
playground leaders will be
Carolyn Regier and Kathy
Love'
Personals
There have sure been a lot
of deaths in the past week.
On behalf of everyone I
would like to extend a sin-
cere sympathy to Bob
Dietrich, Zurich and his
family at the loss of his
father Leonard Dietrich of
RR 3 Dashwood. He passed
away due to a terrible ac-
cident last Sunday.
Sympathy also to the
also to the
family of the late Leonard
Debus who passed away on
Wednesday and was buried
on Saturday morning.
Sympathy is also extended to
the relatives of Peter
Denomme who died sud-
denly in London last Thur-
sday where he was living.
But was a native of Zurich.
(He is the son-in-law of Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome Denom-
me,)Correction from last
week: The St. Peter's
Lutheran youth tea and bake
sale will be held this
Saturday, July 3. (not 30th)
as stated in last week's
paper. It will be held from 10
to 2 p.m. at Gascho's Store
on Main Street.
For all those who buy
monthly tickets for the draw
from K of C members (Share
the Wealth) and wonder who
wins, well - the lucky person
this time was Rob Denom-
me, Zurich, winning 8218
with the consolation prize of
850 going to Doreen Strong of
Seaforth. The Knights held a
successful d
on
Saturday evening at the
Zurich arena as their eighth
LARGE EGGS
CANADA
'A' •
GRADE
annual Police Appreciation
Night with all the townships
being represented and
everyone enjoyed the music
of Mozarts Melody Makers.
A bridal shower was held
• for Carolyn Miller on Sunday
at the Miller residence. It
was given by attendants,
Tammy Witherspoon and
Donna Miller. Carolyn is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Miller, RR 1, Dashwood.
Any CWL members in-
terested in going on a bus
trip to St. Marys to bur Lady
of the Rosary Shrine on
Tuesday, July 13 are to
phone Cecilia Meidinger at
236-4193 or myself at 236.4702
for a seat at 83.50 each.
The bus will leave at 9 a.m.
from St. Boniface Church
and be back home around 3
o'clock or so. Ladies are to
bring their own lunch.
Mrs. Carol Deitz, daughter
Kerry -Lynn and Mother
Mrs. Connie Lewis returned
home last Tuesday after a
very enjoyable three week
trip to England. It is in-
teresting to note that their
plane landed at the airport
only Vs hour before the Pope
arrived on June 1st.
The highlight of their. trip
was going to Windsor Castle
and seeing the whole Royal
Family even "Princess
Diana" just a week before
her baby was born!.!
Also while there Carol
attended her 25th nurses
graduation reunion in
Cardiff Wales and visited
with several friends and
some relatives.
Congratulations to Eugene
and Shirley O'Brien who
celebrated their (silver) 25th
wedding anniversary on
Saturday with a dinner at the
township hall followed by a
family get-together along
with some friends at their
h
Larry Denomme, Dennis
Regier, Joe Durand, Terry
Rau and Peter Regier all left
on Friday for their annual
four day fishing trip to
Northern Ontario near
Powossan and hope to catch
a lot of perch and pickerel.
Mrs. Roberta Robertson
arrived at St. Joseph from c
Vancouver for a visit with
her parents and family, Mr.
and Mrs. JIm Hogg. Roberta
was recently married in
Vancouver, and was
honoured at a shower here at
the home of Mrs. Betty Oke
last Monday.
Twenty-five grade eight
pupils graduated from St.
Boniface School on Thursday
evening. Following a mass
for them a reception and
lunch was held in the gym.
The CWL presented each one
with a Rosary and an
award by the Knights of
Columbus for the most
improved students went to
Sheila Regier and Steve
Watson.
The Zurich Public School
held their graduation
ceremony on Tuesday
evening with a dinner for the
twenty three grade eight
students.
Several from town spent
the weekend in Kitchener at
a Transdenominational
Jesus event "Jesus 82"
which was held at Bingeman
Park.
A total of 8921.70 was
ollected for the flowers of
Hope Campaign which was
Times -Advocate, June 30,1982
ST. BONIFACE GRADE EIGHTS - Graduates of the class of 1982 from St. Boniface school in Zurich are: (back
from left) Diane Vanneste, Maryann Hendriks, Maria Kochan, Pauline Regier, Karmen Bedard, Lisa Volland,
Colleen Masse, Ed Thuss, John Farwell; (middle row, from left) Robert Ducharme, Ed Meidinger, Gerry Smith,
Robert Hoffman, Dennis Hartman, Greg Overholt, Paul Bedard, Jeff Smith; (front, from left) Joanne Verlinde,
Mary -Ellen Van Aaken, Angela Miller, Sheila Regier, Janet Regier, Mike Bedard, Steve Watson and Peter Jacobs.
090 more than last year.
Captain Dorothy Steckle
would like to thank all the
volunteer canvassers and a
big thank you to all who
donated so generously.
Senior citizens week was
celebrated by a bus trip last
week
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GRADUATE AT ECOLE STE. MARIE - This year's grduates from Ecole Ste. Marie
school in St. Joseph are: (from left) George Ducharme, Rita Denomme, Lori Rau,
Glen Regier and Bernadette Masse.
Plan Vanastra playground
By Mary Chessell
Varna
A playground programme
will be held again this
summer for elementary
school age children at Varna
ball park under the direction
of the Vanastra Recreation
Centre.
It will be on Thursday
from 9:30 to 4:30, and runs
from July 8 to August 26 with
games, crafts, sing songs,
story telling, drama and
special events beginning
• with a trip to Ontario Place
on July 7.
The cost of this excellent
programme is only 87 per
child or 815 per family.
Playground supervisors are
Christine Carter, Julie
Townsend and Susan
McLean.
In addition to this, there is
a Tiny Tots Summer Fun
programme for children
ages 2 to 5 on Tuesday and
Friday mornings at the
Vanastra Recreation Centre
from 9 to 11:30, beginning on
July 6. Cost is also 87.00 per
child.
You may register your
children for these
programmes at the Vanastra
Recreation Centre this
Friday, July 2 or phone 482-
3544.
Barry Taylor won the most
valuable player trophy in the
Clinton Men's Fastball
tournament on the weekend,
pitching for the Zurich
D.J.'s. Only . one run was
scored against him in four
games.
The Stanley Steamers
won the "A" division in the
three-day Slo-Pitch tour-
nament in Londesboro on the
weekend, defeating the
Lakers on Friday night,
Dungannon on Saturday and
Winthrop on Sunday.
Personals
Wilfred Chuter hosted a
family gathering on Sunday
which included his brothers
and sisters and their
families, with fifty in at-
tendance.
Charles and Bernice Reid,
and Charlene and Meggin
Reid attended the Blake
reunion at Bill and Maxine
Seer's cottage near Ball's
Bridge on Sunday. There
were 45 in attendance.
Bride -elect Marianne
Kalbfleisch of Sudbury was
presented with many lovely
gifts at a community shower
in the Varna hall on Satur-
day afternoon.
Julie Webster and Lori
Consitt entertained with
piano solos, and Sandra and
Janice Webster conducted a
contest "Say It With Candy",
won by Rev. Wilena Brown.
Readings by Janice,
"Marianne and Tim';s
Motor Romance" and Doris
Wilson "Down at the Track"
were amusing. Mrs. Jessie,
Keyes wrote the address of
ZURICH VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL
July 5 July 16
LOCATIONS: Zurich Public School -
Jr. School
St. Peter's Lutheran
Church - Sr. School
9:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
Everyone is welcome. Classes will be offered
for all ages starting with those entering
Kindergarten this September through Grade
10.
A back -to -basics approach to Bible Study and
Christian living is offered in VBS. Bible -based
lessons will be taught with excitement and
variety through the use of many advanced
teaching methods. Students will be challeng-
ed and involved through such activities as
these: sing time, Bible study, interesting visual
demonstrations, classroom interaction, craft
making, and many other innovative methods
in keeping with the theme, COME, FOLLOW
JESUS.
JESUS...WONDERFUL SON OF GOD is the
theme of this exciting course of study. The
lessons take a very personal look at
discipleship, based on an in-depth study of
Jesus and his apostles. Together, teacher and
pupils will investigate examples of the extraor-
dinary power of Jesus that transformed the
lives of ordinary persons.
Parents should pre -register the Kindergarten
I children - that is those children who will be
entering pulbic school this fall - by calling lor•
rai Schwartzentruber 236-4651, to give the
par nts' name and the child's birthday, (after
5 p. .). Please register before or by July 1.
Th re will be a bus route similar to the one
used last year. For more or any other informa-
tion call Rev. Barbara Laing. 237-3503.. •
good wishes to the bride and
groom, read by Doris.
Marianne was assisted by
Tim's mother, Marjorie
Robinson of Goderich and
her little sister Julie in
opening her gifts, and she
graciously expressed her
appreciation.
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United Church
REV. B. LAING
B.A. B. Div.
Organist
Mrs. E. Grace Martin
Sunday, July 4
11:15 o.m. Morning Worship
Saturday, July 3 11:00 o.m.
Bake sale at "Old Homestead
Park"
July 5.16 - Vacation Bible
School at St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
July 11, 10:30 a.m. - Combined
service with the Dashwood U.C.
congregation. at the Zurich
pavilion, east of the arena. The
speaker will be Father Bob Mit-
tleholtz, and music by Earl and
Martha Heywood. Following the
service there will be a potluck
(finger -food) picnic - drinks pro-
vided. Gomes for the children.
July 18, 11:15 a.m. - usual morn-
ing worship service.
July 25, 10:30 a.m. • Combined
service with the Dashwood U.C.
congregation. at the Dashwood
pavilion, behind the Community
centre. Music by the Dashwood-
Seoforth band. Following the ser-
vice there will be pot -luck
(finger -food) lunch - drinks
provided.
Please join us. We extend o
worm welcome to 011.
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
REV. JACK DRESSIER
Organist
Mrs. Christine Eagleson
B.M.A
Sunday, July 4
10-00 a.m. • Worship Service
10.45 o.m. . Sunday School
There is o nursery for small
children which is supervised dur-
ing the worship service.
Everyone Welcome
Zurich Mennonite
Church
Pastor
CLAYTON KUEPFER
Sunday July 4
8:15 o.m. Worship Service
9:45 o.m. Sunday Church
School
11 00 o.m. Worship•Service
Wed. 8:00 p.m. Bible Study
and Prayer Service
July 5 16
Vocation Bible School
Meditation
Forever O lord thy word is
settled in Heaven
Thy faithfulness is unto oII
generotions. thou host estoblish-
ed the eorth and it obideth
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