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Tunes -Advocate, January 8, 1992
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St. Boniface to hold special
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - St. Boniface
will be having a mission by two re-
'demporist priests from January 18-
23. Masses will be held each
morning and evening.
Public skating
During the holidays many chil-
dren enjoyed skating at the arena
!genially - last Monday when the
Optimists aponsaitd. an event pro-
viding popcorn and hot chocolate.
New year's dance
The Lions Club hosted a New
Year's Eve dance at the Zurich Are-
na featuring the band Night Wind.
Members of the club and their
wives provided a buffet lunch.
-rieh-Gilden-Agers
The Zurich Golden Agcrs will be
meeting at the town hall Monday,
January 13 at 2 p.m. All seniors
arc welcome.
Personals
Congratulations to ..Martin -and .
Cheryl Gelinas- on. the arrival of
their sixth child, Laura Annette,
born Christmas Eve and to Kevin
and Shelly Geoffrey on the arrival
of Jessica Roberta.
Ken and Jean Gingerich also wel--
comed the arrival of a grandchild,
Katelyn Elizabeth Schade,, born to
Doug and June Schade.
Birthday, greetings arc :sent to
Adeline Denomme, Meredith De-
nomme, Sliver Bedard, Phil Die-
trich, twin dinellitars of lake std
Wendy Masse, Michelle Wilder,
Megan Sweeney, twins Justine
and jacqualline Gallops, Marie Gall-
asr,m1,10111811ne oOtlilittis Miley
Hodgins and Karl Regier Jr.
Annie Finkbeiner celebrated her
88th birthday Sunday. Family
members helping to•celebrate were
Leona and Prank- Neigh, 'Howard
and Birdie Finkbeiner and Ray and
Dorothy Rader.
Best wishes for a speedy recov-
ery are extended to Gladys Bedard
and Lylyan Greb.
Sincere sympathy is expressed to
the family of the late Raymond De-
nomme of the _Rest Home who
passed away 'Thursday .
`Sympathy is also expressed to
the family of the late Grace Du-
charme who passedraway last Fri-
day.
Jerome and Carmel Sweeney and
-Heather Klopp joined other family
members in Kitchener Sunday
where . they visited with daughter
Cagle Eybergen who is a patient in
St. Marys hospital due to an acci-
dent.
Pat and Jane Bedard and family
enjoyed their Christmas holidays in
Florida.
Lee and Rose Regier spent two
weeks in Calgary visiting son Rich -
mass
and and Janet Regier.
• ort and Marg Wilbert and son
Jim .of Olds, Alberta visited with
his mother Luella Willert and
friends in the area over the hoh-
kys.
'Visitors with Gerry Kane were
her daughter Barb and husband Pat
O'Connor.
Genie Flcischauer spent Christ-
mas widrfamil y in 1:Artdon and par=
ticipated with the Victorian Christ-
mas Celebration at Fanshawe
Pioneer Village last Sunday which
saw over 1,400 visitors.
Rita Thiel and Gertie Pleischauer
attended the funeral Saturday in
London for their sister-in-law Mau -
.die Flcischauer.
The family of Eileen Consiu held
their Christmas together at the
home of William and Marjorie
Consist at Hills Green with 36
members present.
Theresa Starkspent the holidays
in Windsor with son David and
Carolyn Stark.
Thirty-five relatives of Elizabeth
Grainger gathered on Sunday for
Christmas dinner a her 'tome after -
which they enjoyed skating an
playing hockey at the arena.
Kristin Stephen spent the holi-
days with parents Jack aid Sandy
and has now returned to school in
Montreal.
Service features guest soloist
CENTRALIA - At the service at
the United °lurch on Sunday, Mr.
Ed Udall of Arnprior was the guest
soloist. He is the father of the min-
ister Rev. Jeannie Udall.
On W ednesdayk..the• Ministry and
Personal committee meet at the
church hall at 7 p.m. At the same
time, the S.S. teachers will meet in
the 'church to plan for coming
months. On Thursday evening the
U.C.W. will meet at 8 p.m. for their
January meeting. Programme com-
mittee will be Janet Hicks, Dorothy
Rollins, Judy -Mills, Donna Clark
and Kay Tripp. Lunch committee
will be Donna Smith, June Esscry,
Florence Hodgins, Fay Skinner and
Mary Lou Becker.
Centralia Stewards meet in the
church -at 8 p.m. with choir practice
at 7 p.m., all on Thursday evening.
Norman and Kay !Tripp spent the
holidays in Quebec with Kay's
mother, Bessie Brown and family
of Nansonvillc.
Brent and Jean Caslick and boys
entertained both their parents from
Cargill and other family members
on New 'Years Day.
New Years eve visitdrs with
Mary Kooy were Helen MacDon-
ald, Harry and Marian Noels, Ho-
ward Dolan and Bernice Squires.
Mary, along with Barb Smith of
town spent New Years as dinner
guests on New Years day with
Clayton and Alice Kooy and fami-
ly.
At the euchre at Heywoods res-
taurant on December 30 prizes
went to High score Margaret Law-
son, Harry Noels; Lone Hands Mar-
ian Noels, Howard Dolan; Low
sc i e Rhea Beatson, Charlie McRo-
1>its. Next gathering will be Janu-
ary 13 at 2:30.
f
Crime Stoppers of Huron
Local police forces are still in-
vestigating the following crimes.
Crime Stoppers and the police
are seeking the public's assis-
tance in helping solve the inci-
dents.
•A bicycle was stolen from a
shed at a residence at lot 11
Concession 20 of Stephen
Township. The bike was stolen
sometime between September 1
and 8. The stolen bike was a
purple CCM ladies 12 -speed
valued at $225.
•The Centralia Airport was
broken into between the dates of
August 11 and September 7,
1991. A utility trailer window
was smashed to gain entrance.
Nothing was stolen, but three
windows were smashed. The
damage was estimated at $500.
•A car grill was stolen from
Grand Bend Chrysler. On Sep-
tember 21 or 22 the 'll was re-
moved from a 19 Oldsmobile
Cutlass Supreme. The grill was
worth $195.
•On the night of August 30 a
bicycle was stolen from York
Street in Hensall. It has not
been recovered, and is described
as a chrome -plated BMX style
bike with black handle grips and
tires. It has'O.D.I. U.S.A. de-
cals on the frame.
•A car at Frayne Chev-Olds in
Exeter was wilfully damaged be-
tween the dates of August 30
and September 4.
A 1990 Acura Legend had
both the doors on the passenger
side kicked in and the driver's
mirror kicked loose. The total
damage was estimated at
$1,000._
If you have any information
about these or any other gimes,
your are invited to call Crime
Stoppers of Huron County at 1-
800-265-1777. You could be el- .
igible for a cash reward of up to
$1,000.
!TY
"Ain't that special"
Steve Ke►slake prepares to spike a shot
Huron District High School.
during rec league volleyball Monday night at South
Watch for y foryoung athletes
By Muriel Lewis
GRANTON - Following a couple
of unexpected encounters with
young people playing hockey with
their nets right out on the street af-
ter nightfall', parents and other
adults should be well advised to
I prohibit this practice as being very
- dangerous due to the fact that they
cannot be seen.
At the Granton United Churclron
;Sunday, Pastor Nortnalie Voakes'
sermon was about Hannah's Prayer
based on the lesson from 1st Samu-
el 2. Ginger McColl reported on
her time as delegate to Toc Alpha.
On behalf of the congregation,
Peter Blom made a presentation to
Dianne Blake in appreciation of her
dedication as choir leader.
Jeffrey and Margaret Bryan en-
tertained the latter's uncle Clayton
McGuffin of Nepean on Friday.
Larry LeWis of London spent
New Years Day and Thursday at
11 home in the village.
At the St. Thomas' Anglican
Church on Sunday, the Rev. Ste-
phen Emery celebrated the Euchar-
ist and spoke of the coming of Je-
sus Christ as the true Light of the
world.
4 time of fellowship followed the
service.
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