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Public school operetta Dec. 17, 20
Times-Advocote, December 15 1982 page 11
CongratuJa ions to
Alphonse and etty Grenier
Hensel], who celebrated their
35th wedding anniversary.
Hay Township employees
and their wi enjoyed a
Christmas d ner at the
Oakwood JIn Saturday:
The Zilch Public school
will once again be putting on
an Qperetta by the primary
grades. An afternoon perfor-
mance of Santa and the Space
Sleigh will be held on Friday
December 17 at 1;J0p.m. and
another 'Monday evening
December20 atJ:30 p.m.
The junior and in-
termediate grades will also.
present "A Song for
Christmas", the story of
Silent Night, with. selections
from the kindergarten and
school choir. Everyone in the
community is welcome to
come and see these plays!
Don't forget the Christmas
turkey bingo tonight.
(Wednesday December 15) in
the Zurich arena at 8:00 p.m.,
sponsored by the Lions Club.
Proceeds will go towards the
children's Santa Claus Day
free treats and film, on Satur-
day afternoon December 18.
The Institute ladies and five
guests had an enjoyable after-
noon at the Dominion Hotel on
Monday. After a lovely din-
ner, carols were sung with
Margaret Westlake at the
piano. Vera Thiel read a self -
written story, I remember
Christmas, Verlyn Fisher
read two poems, Christmas
Cookies and Christmas Story.
. Joan Smith won the door
prize. Bingo was played with
the winners being Mildred
Klopp, Josephine Dietrich,
Kay Hay, Edith Hohner,
Agnes 'Regier and Gerry
Kane.
During the business $50.00
was donated to the Huron Day
Centre for the Homebound.
Last Tuesday the Ladies
Auxiliary • held their
December meeting at the
Rest Home and enjoyed a
very nice musical program .
by Leon Bedard's family
from the Blue Water
highway, followed by the ap-
pearance of Santa Claus who
handedresidents. out presents to all the
A delicious festive lunch,
was provided by those in
charge. The business meeting
was held in the board -room
afterwards with 25. members
attending. Roll call was given
by Marlene Gingerich. A
thank you letter was read
from Mr. Risi in appreciation
of ourhelp at the recent
Christmas dinner.
It was noted that more
aprons are needed to sell at:
the apron wheel. -
The nominating committee
report was given by Annie
Finkbeiner as follows: past
president, Martha
Ducharme; president
Margaret Gingerich; vice-
president, Carmel Sweeney;
secretary, Verda Baechler;
treasurer, Anne Flaxbard;
liaison, Thelma Thiel; social
convener, Gertie Fleischauer
and assistant, Ina •Neeb;
visiting convener, Cecilia
.Farwell; membership, Mabel
Riley.
A vote of thanks for a job
well done for the past two
years was given to Martha.
The next meeting will be held
at the Home on Tuesday
January 4 at 7:00 P.M.
The Zurich Community
Choir have been busy during
the past couple of months
rehearsing three Christmas
pieces and they are now going
around to various places to
sing, which I hear .is very
good! On December 7 they
performed at the United:
Church in Dasliwood, then
this past Sundaythey went to
the Lutheran Church, Zurich,
in the morning, to the Exeter
Christian Reformed Church
in the afternoon, and to the
Blue Water Rest Home in the
evening kit -their church ser-
vice. The adult choir is
directed by Christine
Eagleson with Audrey
Haberer Waving the piano.
Andrew Rau returned home
from St. Joseph's Hospital
.last week and little Joey
DeBus, .son of Mr. and Mrs.
.Doug DeBus returned home
from a few days in Exeter
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Mrs. Carmel Sweeney
Phone: 236-4702
hospital..
Mrs. Luciene Denomme,
London, spent from last
Wednesday to Sunday with
her inotlter, Mrs. Juliette
Denomme. • Her son Kevan
Denomme of Detroit spent
Sunday and Monday with
Juliette, returning home for a
visit.
A lovely family Christmas
get-together was.- hosted by
Bill 'and Anna -Marie Watson
for all their children, spouses
and grandchildren. About 25
people enjoyed a delicious
turkey dinner at the hotel and
then spent the evening at their
parents' home,where a good .
time was had by all.
The family of- Mrs.
Marcella Dietrich celebrated
.Christmas on Sunday
December 12 with dinner at
the Dominion Tavern for 24
relatives. Then returned to
Marcella's home to open gifts,
play cards and have
refreshments.
Mike and Donna. Caers
made a beautiful marriage
encounter weekend at
Michaelite House, London.
Congratulations to Mark
and Debbie Regier on the ar-
rival of their first baby, a boy,
born on December 12. Grand-
parents are Willie and Mar-
tha Overholt and Clem and
Theresa Regier, all, of the
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CofChoids Ladies Night '„
Members of the. Zurich
Chamber of Commerce and
guests held' their annual
ladies' night in the Dominion
Hotel on SatiMfay.
Jeff and Steve Consitt and
friend Ed Mtlidinger are each
richer by'$3t3.31 `the young
men won the ber'Fdraw
for a thotisaf►9.bill:with
a ticket the three had pur-
chased jointly/that afternoon.
The Santa taus parade will
begin at 6 p.m. on December
23, and tour every street in the
village except the dead-end
ones. Afterward, all children
who come to the arena will be
servedhot chocolate. ,
Guest speaker Jan Steele
was introduced by Bank of
Montreal manager Mike
Cregan. The American -born
and educat,'d Grand Bend
resident gave a brief resume,
punctuated by' personal
observations, of some of the
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interesting jobs she has held
since becoming a Canadian
citizen December 14, 1961.
Mrs. Steele plunged into
politics almost immediately.
She attended the Liberal Na-
tional Convention in 1966,
worked for 'Paul Hellyer in
the 1967 leadership conven-
tion, and was London : West
MP JedBuchanan's schedul-
ing manager in 1968.
Jan was the first t woman
appointed to the board of
referees of the Unemploy-
ment Insurance Commission
for southwestern Ontario in
1970.. While still holding this
part-time job she chaired the
task force of the status of
women in 1971-72. travelling
from St. John's to Vancouver
to ascertain which of the
Royal Commission 167 recon
mendation were most rele-
vant. The `task forcefound
women were concerned about
practical things like day care,
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pensions, ana equal pay for HD
equal work.
From 1973 , to 1975 Mrs.
Steele was a member of the
Immigration Appeal Board,
with power to set aside
legally -proper deportations
on humanitarian grounds.
"Any bureaucracy can
make mistakes," she said;
' adding "that was a •
fascinating business. It taught
me a great deal about this
country, how hard it is to get
in legally, to stay in; and ob-
tain citizenship" emphasizing
. the word "legally".
Jan Steele was reappointed
to the UIC. board of referees.
as chairman when she return-
ed to this area in 1979. She told
her audience that employers
who contribute to the UIC
through payment of their
_employees' premiums should
appear before the board if
they are party to a dispute.
Very few do.
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LUCKY WINNERS --- Jeff Consitt, Ed Meidinger and StevkConsitt will split the
$1 000.bill they won in the Zurich Chamber of Commerce raw. The money was
presented by Chamber president Bob Fisher.
olden.
The nice frosty weather
after the mild rainy spell
should be all we need to put us
in the Christmas Spirit.
• On Tuesday .evening the
Ladies. Auxiliary held their.
annual Christmas Party. The,
program began with a ',poem
by Mrs. Annie Finkbeiner.
The musical part of the pro-
gram was provided by the
Leandre Bedard family.
Mrs. Grave Martin presided
at the piano and accompanied
the audiknce in singing
Christmas carols. Santa
visited with his pack of
goodies and each resident
received a gift. Following the
program. a delicious lunch
was served.
We regret that Mrs. Valeda
('orriveau and Miss Eleanor
Phimsteel are patients in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London.
The sympathy of residents
and staff is, extended to the
family of the late Mr. Arnold
Westlake.
cynpiei
Congratulations are in
order.for Mr. and Mrs. Noah
Jantzi who quietly celebrated
their 65th wedding anniver-
sary here on Sunday-.
• The Sunday evening chapel
service .was conducted by
Rev. Stan McDonald of Hen -
sill Uhited Church. The
Zurich Ecumenical choir'pro-
vided music during and also
following the service, and was
.very much appreciated by the
residents.
Orders for
Buckeye
Ball
Jackets
Contact
Paul Morrison
Zurich 236-4453
after 5 p.m.
Antenna
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Installation and Repairs
Delhi Towers
T.V. and C.B. Antennas
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Brian McAsh 482 1129
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Zurich Ladies
-M. Campbell 659 53
T. Stark 609 • 35
P. Schroeder 621 59
S. Dickert 718 65
M. Kraft 615 68
C. Koehler 607 59
A. Finlay 575 66
V. Clarke 581 66
J. Crown 647 16
B. Meloche 503 6
S.. Dickert 336
S. Dickert 803
S. Dickert'218 218
'Zurich Youth Bowling.
R. Hoffman 340 .. 34
M.J. Meidinger 306 22'2
J. Smith 313 20
M. Merner 336 19
T. Fisher 255' 212
M. Johnston 427. 32
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P. Dickert
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P. Goldsmith
T. Lansbergen
T. Lansbergen
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Junior Girls
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HD M:J. Meidinger 434
HA M,J. Meidinger - 161
Junior boys
IIS M. Merner ' 232'
HD M. Johnston 427
HA M. Johnston 170
Winner of 50-50 draw ticket no. 484
• Ed McArthur. Grand Bend. High
ticket sales were Patty A. Dickert
and Paul Goldsmith.
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Zurich Mens
Tea Totalers
B. Springfield
Rockets
Old Timers
Popeyes
Bendix
Team Cannibas•
Dashwood Hotel
Flyers. •
Hookies •
Clips
D. Debus
H. Crown
D. Debus
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G. Ducharme
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Zurich area.
Maplewoods residentsen
joyed their annual Christmas
dinner on Wednesday,
December 1 Twenty-seven of •
the . residents sat down to.
tables that were beautifully
decorated for the Christmas
season. A delicious turkey
dinner was catered by Ber-
nice Finkbeiner.
Birthday celebrants for the
month were Mrs. - Frances
Dunn and Charles Fowler.
Following the dinner Meda
O'Brien conducted a brief
business meeting. She in-
troduced the new Senior
Citizens paper called the
"Candlelight",
A time of carol singing and
special music was also
enjoyed.
Custom
Snowblowing
Lots and Drives in
Zurich
Book your time now.
Ralph Geiger
Phone
236-4784
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Emmanuel
United Church
REV. 8. LAING
B.A. B. Div.
Organist
Mrs. E. Grace Martin
Wed: Dec. 15 - 9:30 a.m.
Final Bible Study. for this year
at Flo Murray's home .
Thurs. Dec. 16 - 7:00 p.m.
Choir practice
Sunday. December 19
11:15 a.m. Communion Service
11:15 a.m. Sunday School
Tues. Dec. 21 - 3:30 p.m.
Junior choir practice
Everyone •welcome
Zurich Mennonite
Church
Pastor,
CLAYTON KUEPFER
Sundays December 19
8:45 a.m. Worship Service
9:45 a.m. • Sunday Church
School
11:00 a.m. - Worship Service
7:30 p.m. - Sunday School
' Christmas Program
Wed. 8:00 p.m. Bible Study
and Prayer Service
Fri. G.M.S.A.. Boys Club
Christmas'Corolling •
Meditation
From Heaven above to earth
come
.To boor good•niws to every
home. ' •
Glod tidings of great joy I bring
Where of I now will say and'sing.
Glory to God in highest Heaven
Who unto us His Son hath given:
Martin Luther
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
REV. CHERYL ASHICK
B.A.
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Vice Pastor
• • .Organist •
Mrs. Christine Eagleson B.M.A.
,Sunday. December 19
10.00.a.m. - Warship -Service •
10:45 a.m. - Sunday School
There is a nursery for small
children which .ksupervised dur•
ing'the worship service.
.Everyone Welcome
Phone 238-2139
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Shopping 2/1•19
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Desk Mate
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