Times Advocate, 1991-11-20, Page 6Page 6
Times -Advocate, November 20, 1991
Engagement Mr. and Mrs.
Manuel and Tania Abeleira of
London, are pleased to an-
nounce the forthcoming mar-
riage of their daughter Lisa to
Rob, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
and Alexia Tindall of Lucan.
The marriage will take place
on November 23, 1991 at
Centralia United Church.
St. Thomas'
Anglican
Church
celebrate
the Eucharist
By Muriel Lewis
GRANTON - At the St. Thomas'
Anglican Church on Sunday, the
Rev. Stephen Emery celebrated the
EiJCharis>t and spore: concerning.
Prophecy - of the coming again of ..
Christ, Blocks to Prayer Life and
Meditation on Scripture. Sylvia
Beatson assisted in reading the les-
sons.
Rev. Emery dedicated the ceiling
fans in the church which were giv-
en by Elsie Walz of Stratford in
memory of her parents.
At the Granton United Church on
Sunday, Pastor Normalie Voakes'
message was about "R for Fear".
Flowers were placed in the church
from the funeral of Clayton Lang-
ford.
The annual beef supper was held
Wednesday evening at the Granton
United Church.
Get well wishes are extended to
Avis Kilpatrick who is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, Westminster
Campus, recovering following sur-
gery last w`eot:-
Granton area people enjoyed the
craft show at the Lucan Communi-
ty Centre on the weekend.
A Spaghetti Supper for Commu-
nity Outreach was sponsored by St.
Paul's Anglican church in Kirkton
and attended by many from St.
Thomas Anglican church.
Remembrance service
A Remembrance Day service was
conducted by members of the Lu -
can Legion Branch 540 at the Gran-
ton Cenotaph last Tuesday.
Pastor Normalie Voakes spoke
briefly on remembering and led in
Prayer.
The Province of Ontario wreath
was laid by Pat Nunn, representing
M.P.P. Irene Mathyssen; the Gran-
ton United Church wreath by Flor-
ence McRoberts the Legion Ladies'
Auxiliary by Sandra Melvin; the
Unknown Soldier by Ann Craig;
Lucan legion by Jock Holland; and
World War 1 and I1 and Korea by
Tim Carter.
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By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - Tickets are now on
sale for the Zurich Lions club New
Year's Eve dance which will be
held on Tuesday, December 31 at
the community centre. Doors will
open at 8:30 with dancing from 10-
2 a.m. The 50s and 60s music will
be by Nightwind. Tickets are 815
per person including hats, horns
and a buffet lunch at midnight. For
more information call Kevin
McKinnon at 236-4924 or JL Va-
riety Store.
Golden agers meet
The Zurich Golden Agers met
Monday afternoon with president
Marie Geinas opening the meet-
ing. Cecilia Farwell gave the re-
ports. Verda Baechler read two
poems and happy birthday was
sung to Da O'Rourke and Harvey
Hayter.
Senior diners
The Zurich Senior Diners met
Wednesday at the community cen-
tre. Tammy Antaya read two
poems as did Gerrie Fleischauer.
Lloyd Otterbein played guitar and
harp treating the diners to many old
familiar songs.
Sew special
Door prize winners at the recent
Sew Special Craft Show have been
announced. The winner of a ce-
ramic poinsetta was Charlene
Overholt while a ceramic Santa fig-
urine was won by Patty Groot.
Zurkh optimists
The Zurich optimists will be
meeting at the Hay Township hall
Wednesday, November 20 at 7 p.m.
Anyone/ interested in supporting
the youth of the community in
worthwhile projects is invited to at-
tend.
Festival dinner
The annual Bean Festival appre-
ciation dinner was held Sunday at
the Dominion Tavern with over 70
people in attendance. President
Doug McBeath held a short busi-
ness meeting and elections were
held for next year's committee.
Right to life
Fourteen members of St. Boni-
face parish travelled to Stratford
last week to attend the Right to Life
dinner meeting held at the Knights
of Columbus hall. Guest speaker
was. Joe Scheidler from the United
States League for Life.
Brownies
The brownies held their enrol-
ment night Tuesday at St. Boniface
school. On November 26 the
brownies will be hosting a Tupper-
ware fund raising party at 6:45 p.m.
The event will be held in the
school gym and to place an order,
please call Deb Overholt at 236-
4700.
Cubs •
The Zurich cubs held their meet -
Notice is hereby given of the
ANNUAL MEETING
In the Clinton Town Hall Auditorium
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4
AT 8:00 P.M.
for the purpose of receiving reports and financial statements for the year
tem** 1991, electing Directors and Credit Committee
Ants Auditors; for the Rundlng EiyLaws.end
ail other business of AnnFa I . Lunch will follow
the meeting. Door Prizes.
Dated at Clinton this 14th day of November, 1991.
Marjorie Dobson
Secretary
Clinton Community
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ing at St. Boniface school on Mon-
day, and began working on their
star badges. Monday, November
25 will be their yearly Investment
night, and all parents are invited to
attend.
Personals
Luke Anthony Hartman, son of
Tom and Jasia was baptized Sun-
day at St. Boniface by Father Peter
Hayes.
Maurice Vermunt and Maria Sul-
livan were married at St. Boniface
on Saturday while Karen Steckle
and Randy Steckly were married at
.the Zurich Mennonite church.
Best wishes for a speedy recov-
ery are extended to Lylyan Greb, a
patient at Victoria Hospital in Lon-
don, George Suplat, and also to
Dwayne LaPorte.
A birthday supper was held at the
home of Paul and Heather Klopp
for daughter Heidi.
Figure skater Kathy Merner ar-
rived home from New York Sun-
day evening to spend a few days
with parents Bob and Tootie. She
will leave Wednesday for a three-
day performance with the Ice Ca-
pades East Company at Maple Leaf
Gardens in Toronto before travel-
ling to her next show in Boston.
Beth Sweeney and friend Peter
Nikolic spent the weekend visiting
parents Jerome and Cannel Swee-
ney.
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