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Times-Advocate, 1982-11-24, Page 14E E Pope ZA Times -Advocate, November 24, 1982 1 y Emmanuel United. Church REV. B. LAING B.A. B. Div. Organist Mrs. E. Grace Martin Wed. Nov. 24 - 9:30 a.m. Bible Study at Flo Murray's home Thurs. Nov. 25 • 7:00 p.m. Choir Practice Thurs. Nov. 25 - 8:00 p.m. Board Meeting to discuss next year's budget Sunday, November 28 11:15 a.m. Church Service 11:15 a.m. Sunday School 5:30 p.m. - Family Supper - Everyone is invited. Ladies ore asked to bring baked beans or dessert. Hot dogs and drinks provided. 7:308:30 p.m. - Hockey game at Zurich arena, kids against dods and granddads. Mon. Nov. 29 - 8:00 p.m. Official Board at Zurich U.C. to discuss budget, minister's salary. Tues. Nov. 30 - 9:30 a.m. Bible study ot Gwyn Whilsmith's home 3:45 p.m. -Junior choir practice Everyone welcome Zurich Mennonite Church Pastor CLAYTON KUEPFER Sunday, November 28 9:45 a.m. - Sunday Church School 11:00 a.m. - Worship Service 7:30 p.m. - David Sture will be in charge of morning and evening services. Also Monday and Tues- day evening at 8:00 p.m. Wed. 8:00. p.m. Bible Study . and Prayer Service Fri. 8:00 p.m. - Concert by Com- passion of Canada. Proceeds for "House of Hope" Haiti. Sat. 2-5 Croft and Bake Sale. Pro- ceeds for London Rescue Mission. Meditation The children of God walk in the course that- God hos orouined. The children of unbelief walk in paths of self destruction. Psol 1: words by Leslie Brandt • St. Peter's. Lutheran Church REV. CHERYL ASHICK B.A. M.Div. Vice Pastor Organist Mrs. Christine Eagleson B.M.A. Sunday, November 28 10:00 a.m. - Worship Service 10:45 a.m. - Sunday School There is a nursery for small children which is supervised dur- ing the worship service. Everyone Welcome Phone 238-2139 Seniors enjoy day Mrs?Oen Doyle spent last week in Toronto visiting with her daughter Mrs. Evelyn Houston and husband. Fourteen senior citizens en- joyed a nice sunny day last Friday while going to Toron- to by bus to the Royal Winter Fair, with another group of seniors. More interesting bus trips coming along are: Tues- day NoveMber 30, a day out to visit Swaines Greenhouse and go through the Tender Toot- sies Shoe Factory in Glencoe. ($15.00 each); Friday, December 3, a trip to see the Christmas lights in Simcoe which includes a roast beef dinner and trip to Coyles fac- tory outlet, ($24.00 each); a three day pre -Christmas outing to Frankenmuth, Michigan, hotel accomoda- tions, chicken dinner, shopp- ing in Flint, Michigan, etc. (cost $135.00 each - twin). Book early as seats are limited. For more informa- tion on anv of these trips con- tact Gen Doyle.at 236-4088. Congratulations to Gib and Genevieve Ducharme who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on November 21. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Denomme and Diane of Goderich had a family dinner with them last Sunday, and neighbours had a little get-together for them on Tuesday. Mrs. Josie Dietrich celebrated her 79th birthday on Monday. November 22. For a get-together last weekend at her home, coming from Toronto were her son, Kenneth Dietrich, (Scar- borough), her daughter, Mrs. Theresa Galsechy and grand- son Dan and grandchildren Michelle and Denise. Welcome to town Bill and Cheryl Polen (nee Rau) who have taken residence in the former home of Irene Brisson on Goshen Street. South, to Mrs. M. Culbert who has moved into the Spruce Villa Apartments from Dungan- non, and to a newly married couple, Dan and Irene Camp- bell, who recently moved in- to the former home of Ken McCarter on Goshen Street. Everyone is invited to the Mennonite Bake Sale and Bazaar to be held at the Men- nonite Church this Saturday November 27 from 2-5 in the afternoon. Have papers ready at the curb this Thursday (25th) for monthly collection at 6:30 p.m. Those returning home from the hospital last week were George Haggitt, Helen Creces and Mrs. Theresa Hartman. Pete Ducharme, Windsor, formerly of the Blue Water, passed away on November 12 and was buried at St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Joseph last Monday. His wife, Eleanor, 81, also passed away on Sun- day November 21 in Windsor and was laid to rest beside her husband on Wednesday. Many friends and relatives from this area attended both funerals. Little Jillian and Jeffrey Flaxbard of Kitchener spent the weekend with their grand- parents, Earl and Anne while Mom and Dad were away. Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Doreen Denomme and Mr. Noel Laporte. Both are patients in I university Hospital, London. Krystal Annette Ziler, in- fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Michael Ziler, was baptized on Sunday November 14 at St. Boniface Church by Fr. Mooney. Also baptized was little Melanie Rebecca Regier, daughter of Wanda and Cecil Regier, with god- parents being John and Val Van Oosterhout, of Windsor. A pre -Christmas family get-together was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Regier, on November 13 as they are heading south for the winter. Martin and Thesesa Van Raay spent the week -end in Toronto with friends, Frank and Janet Winters (nee Bilcke). Remember, beginning Monday November 21 the Bank in Zurich will close at 3:00 p.m. but will remain open until 6:00 p.m. on Fri- days. A lovely surprise farewell dinner was held in honour of Alice` Thiel last Friday November 12 at the Dominion Tavern. All 70 of her RR 2 of/cIert OfimpJeJ - It looks as though we could be embarking on another beautiful week. Every nice day subtracts one less from the winter ones which are bound to come. Movies were shown on Mon- • day evening followed by refreshments. The regular monthly birth- day party was held on Tues- day evening. The programme was provided by the Crediton Women's Institute which con- sisted of violin and piano music, vocals, poems and community singing. Residents having birthdays during the month of November and receiving gifts, courtesy of the Ladies Auxiliary were Mrs. Alice Baker, Mrs. Maurine Webb and Mr. Ferdinand Haberer. Following the programme, the Crediton Ladies served a delicious pinch. In case you are not aware, we are collecting Zehr tapes again. Thanks to all our con- tributors of tapes, we were able to get a geriatric chair for use in the hospital wing. We are trying again to collect enough tapes to exchange them for some useful piece of equipment. You may Ieaye, them hereat the office or with some member of the ladies auxiliary. Bingo was played on Friday evening followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Rev. Brian Elder of Crediton United Church. Mrs. Ed Fink- beiner presided at the organ during the service. svk ITEM SPECIALPICE ITEM SPR PECCIEL WALNUTS • 350 g SIZE CHOPPED OR PIECES •COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS 63.37 VALUE 279 EACH RED. OR RED $GREEN GLACE CHERRIES *COMPARED VALUE 99 EACH ANOS TO NATIONAL M • S411 SUTTERSCOTCN OR PEANUT RIMER CHIPS • 450 g SIZE *COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS • 63.16 VALUE O9 EACH _ CHOCOLATE FLAVOURED Sin CHIPS 900 g s 'COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS • 93.M3 VALUE 2 99 SEEDLESS SULTANA RAISINS • 900 g slzt *COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS 13.89 VALUE �.99 MIXED PEEL - 460 g SIZE 'COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS • M4.2M VALUE 1 89 BLANCHED, SUCED, SLIVERED ALMONDS - ns g sat - *COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS • 12,66 VALUE 239 EACH PECANS -225g azE 'COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS • 83.61 VALUE 2" CUT MIXED FRUIT 'COMPARED 259 ARTIFICIAL VANILLA EXTRACT •600 111E *COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS • 1.48 VALVE 63.6 TO NATIONAL BRANDS • 0 VALUE PITTED DATES - Seo g SIZE •COWPAREO TO NATIONAL SANDS • 83.67 VALUE 2S9 EACH PURE COCOA • MO g •COEMARED VALUE 269 . TO NATIONAL MANOR • Ml4M 'COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS MEANS THE NATIONAL BRANDS REOULAR RETAIL PRICES IN EOUIVALENT WEIGHTS TO BUM -BAKER SIZES Exeter 16A AVAILABLE Liman 16A AT Sunshine Village 16A, Grand Bend at the Royal Zurich mall customers were on hand for a delicious turkey meal. Alice will be retiring at the end of November from delivering mail since 1958. She began with her hus- band, Earl, then took over by herself after his death in 1961 until now. And the, route has been in the Thiel family since 1937 as before that her father- in-law George Thiel had the route. A gift of money was presented to her along with a little gold mail box. She did a very good job as mail lady and come rain or shine or snow she was always on time! On Tuesday November 16, the ladies of St. Boniface held their C.W.L. meeting in the school gym following mass for vocations. Special speaker for the evening was David Dirks from Kitchener on behalf of the March of Dimes: A very interesting film- "One Giant Step" was enjoyed by all. Ladies from the Lutheran and United Churches were also invited. Following lunch the business began. A total of 30 members and 20, guests were counted. A thank you note was read by Canadian Jesuit Missions in regards to the bingo money we sent to Bros. Bob Mittleholtz, which will go to collect toys and gifts for the children's aid for Christmas presents. Ten. dollars each was sent to Cystic Fibrosis and Huron Day Care Centre. The C.W.L. will send $800.00 to Peru from the bake sale and bazaar as Sister. Loretta is there now. The executive will look into having a Parish Dance before Lent. Congratulations to Dave and Elaine Clarke on the ar- rival of their second son. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Denomme visited last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Love, attended the 50th wedding anniversay on Sun- day November 14 of their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Denomme, and spent a few days this past week with the Morris Denomme's. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Marier, Deane and Francine, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Menard, all from Windsor and Mr. George Belanger from Oakville all at- tended the 50th anniversary. November 14 of their aunt and uncle Maurice and Florence Denomme. Rev. Mr. Gary Ducharme was ordained to the Order of the Deaconate at St. Peter's Church, St. Joseph, Ontario on Friday, November 19. Or- daining bishop was The Most Reverend John M. Sherlock, Bishop of London assisted by Rev. John Bensette and 15 visiting priests. After the ceremony a short informal reception was held in the parish hall. Deacon Gary is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Ducharme and is presently doing pastoral work at St. Pius X Church in Lon- don. On Sunday he was honoured to do his first Bap- tism for his new little cousin, Ryan William Wilson, son of Bill and Dianne Wilson. Lutheran Church Women Mrs. Edith Yungblut and Mrs. Margaret Kalbfleisch were committee -in -charge of the November meeting of Lutheran Church Women. The Youth group of the Church and their leader Mrs. Gwen O'Rourke told of their experiences at the Youth Con- ference in Vancouver in July. Peter Miller, Shelley Haggitt, Lori Turkheim, Karen Stein back, Susan Deichert and Martha Klopp each picked one day of the Conference and told members the activities of that day. There were 1,265 delegates at the Conference from all across Canada. Gwen O'Rourke summarized their activities and told of the part they as leaders played. Pastor Jack and Eileen, Bonnie Keller and Ruth !m- anse also accompanied the group as leaders. The Conference will be held in St. Catharines next summer. The president, Marg Deichert, presided for a short business meeting. Members are asked to bring their dona- tions for the Huron County Social Services (Children's Aid) to the Church by December 14. Lenora Turkheim, Freida Moore and Edith Hohner were named to act on the nominating committee. Vera Haberer, Dot Hess and Marge Schilbe were named auditors for 1982. A social hour followed. y `. t • • 4 • I, '. ' .. It r ..• • % •. r • • ♦ :8 .t • I' BEAN FESTIVAL DONATION$ - Charlie Erb, past president ot the Zurich Bean Festival committee (centre) presents Meals on Wheels with ;S00, and the Recrea- tion committee with $2,500. Joe Risi, manager of the Bluerlater Rest Home, accepted for the former, as the meals are prepared at the home. Village clerk Sharon Baker _ accepted the donation to the rec committee. The Bean Festival hos also donated $800 towards free public skating this year. BOWLING SCORES November 20, 1982 Little Angels - 26 Hosers - 1412 Hot Shots - 13 Blazers - 13 Strikers - 21 Fireballs - 19 Bantam Girls H.S. Patti -Ann Dickert 115; H.D. Patti -Ann Dickert 197; H.A. Patti -Ann Dickert 91. Bantam Boys H.S. Paul Goldsmith 159; H.D. Trevor Lansbergen 258; H.A. Tevor Lansbergen 109. Junior Girls H.S. Mary -Jo Meidinger 221; H.D. Mary -Jo Meidinger 434; H.A. Mary -Jo Meidinger 162. Junior Boys H.S. Marty Merner 232; H.D. Marty Merner 363; H.A. Marty Merner 163. J6 PP SL RD P AO TC HG Pll GH HS HT HA Zurich Ladies Bowling Z.Inthoul682 39 A. Rau 563 28 D: Becker 697 45 S. Dickert 662 51 M. Kraft 589 49 M. Fowler 641. 42 J. Chambers 596 52 S. Stade 607 24 E. Desjardine 479 14 M. Ducharme 426 6 S. Pole 307 S. Dickert 803. S. Dickert 216 7hanh 0 14. 'To those who supported me the polls on November 8th. Sincerely Gerald Shantz Antenna B & T stltles & Son*, Installation and Repairs Delhi Towers T.V. and C.B. Antennas VARNA, ONTARIO Brian McAsh 482-7.129 11 no answer call 482-7157 Dwg Geoffrey C.osiredl.a Homes R.noro ,ons Additions Form Buildings : R.poirs Aluminum Siding B Awnings zwtch 234-44310404w Exeter. 23:-161 Sverslsse. • (Store Coupor 1 f Save '2.50 on the Daily Rental of The Rinse 'n Vac and New. Power • Brush at ZURICH iIE Home Hardware 1 236:491 ' I, 1d I�ARLI�VG"S NOW HAS WAREHOYSE PRIG S SAVE ON THESE SPECIALS AT OUR EXETER STORE ONLY sup R BUYS IGA white sliced BR AD 49 t Homemade Platter Pack SAUSAG $111 Z9 . b 1 6. I E Reg. 10 Ib. bags GROUND BEEF $' 19 Ib. ROUND STEAK $249 PEPSI AND 33 GINGER ALE 750 ml Ib. each plus deposit NAN