Times Advocate, 1993-10-27, Page 10Page 10
Times -Advocate, October 27,1993
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By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - Tony and Marten
Bedard recently spent a weekend
with friends at Buck Lake in North -
em Ontario and were surprised to
have "snow" while there.
There will be a Hallowe'en (mas-
querade) bowling party at the Town
& Country Lanes on Saturday, Oc-
tober 30th from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
For $7.00 person you can do all
the bowling you want and have lots
of fun at the same time.
There will also be a costume par-
ty at the Dominion Tavern on .Sat-
urday night. Music will be provided
by "Serious Business" for dancing.
The Bank of Montreal in Zurich
will be having a professional pho-
tographer to take family pictures at
their Branch on Wednesday, No-
vember 17 from 5 to 9 p.m.
As an appreciation gift for their
valued customers an 8x10 colour
picture will be received free.
Phone the Bank at 236-4384 to
make an appointment as soon as
possible if interested.
The Stratford and District Right
to Life Annual Dinner meeting will
be held on Thursday, November 4
at the Knights of Columbus Hall in
Stratford beginning at 6 p.m. Guest
speaker is Jakki Jeffs.
Tickets are $11.00 per person.
You can phone Brenda Koehler at
262-2937 this week if wanting to
go.
Any seniors are welcome to go
bowling at the Town and Country
Lanes on Thursday at 2 p.m. (good
exercise and fun at the same time.)
Don't forget to attend the "Har-
vest of Values" sales this Saturday,
October 30th at the Zurich Men-
nonite Church Hall from 9:30 to
3:30 p.m. There will be something
for everyone. All are welcome.
Be sure an turn you clocks back
one your before goingto bed on
Saturday night, October 30th.
Seven ladies, from St. Boniface
(St. Joseph) attended the C.W.L.
Regional Diocesan meeting held in
Stratford last Wednesday October
20 which was very informative and
interesting. It consisted of CWL
• members from the Huron -Perth and
Ingersoll Deanery.
President Therese Loebach from
Windsor chaired the meeting. It
was nice to see Father Paul and
Tom Mooney among other priests
come and have lunch.
Approximately 25 to 30 students
of South Huron High School took
part in a 30 hour famine at the
school from Friday at 3:30 p.m. to
Saturday at 6:30 p.m. The youth
collected money though pledges to
raise funds for World Vision. Most
of their time was -spent watching
video movies.
A surprise "65th' birthday party
was held for Ralph Smith on Satur-
day, October 23 at St. Boniface par-
ish hall which was given by his
wife Audrey and their children.
Approximately 70 people attend-
ed from far and near for this happy
occasion, being their five children
and their families along with many
relatives and friends who came
from such places ad Toronto, Auro-
ra, Bobcaygeon, Richmond Hill,
Barrie, Minden and the Zurich area.
A special surprise for everyone
was the arrival of son, Tom and
Daughter Jennifer from Edmonton
who are spending a few days this
week with his parents.
Best wishes for. a -speedy mbov-
ery are extended to Ceelle Melding-
er due to a meant foot -operation
and is now home in Least-
recuper-ating.
A birthday :party -and family '.get
together was +heldat=-the -home of
Julie and Mozart Gelinas Jr. on
Saturday in honour of fher sister
Theresa Davies of Laudon on -the
occasion of her big "50" comingup
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soon on November 2nd.
Almost all of her sisters and
brothers were present to help her
celebrate!
Ray and Rebecca Gemmeue
from St. Claire Shores Michigan
spent the weekend with her mother
Nora Corriveau at the Spruce Villa
Apts. and all attended'the party.
John and Marilyn Geiger .:and
sons spent last week m Ohio;at a
Hese Show Competition.
Happy 52nd anniversary wishes
are extended to Tony and Adeline
Denomme on October 25.
Si , Golden Agers from Zurich
spent the day in Londesboro last
Wednesday at a senior citizens ral-
ly.
A nice spiritual weekend was had
by 36 members of the Mennonite
church last weekend from October
22 to 24.
As a M.Y.F. Retreat was held at
Conestoga Bible Camp (near Pal-
merston) for the ages of 14-18 yr.
old. Pasters Phil and Julie Gender
gave the talks. Some adult sponsors
also helped.
A very good turnout was on hand
to celebrate the 19th anniversary of
the Emmanuel United Church in
Zurich.
St. Boniface CWL
St. Boniface CWL held their
monthly meeting followed by the
living Rosary said in the church
and a Communion Service given by
Sister Susan.
President Audrey Smith chaired
the meeting.
Mary Regier gave a scripture
reading while Brenda Regier read
the minutes of the last meeting.
Thank your were received for do-
nations, sent to Huronview in Clin-
ton and to the Right to Life in Strat-
ford.
Invitations were received for our
ladies to attend the Grand Opening
of the new parish hall at Immacu-
late Heart of Mary Church in Grand
• Bend -on Tuesday, November 9th
which begins with a pot luck sup-
per at 6:30 p.m.
If wanting to .attend phone Au-
dreybefore October 30 to make ar-
iangements.
They werealsoinvited to attend
the Mt. Carmel Bazaar held in
Dashwood at the community centre
(10-2 p.m.) on November 6 and a
penny sale in Exeter by Precious
Blood Church on November 3rd at
7 p.m.
A letter was received from sister
Lorena Ducharme in Peru.
The bazaar will be held in the
school gym on Saturday, Novem-
ber 6 from 'OM to 310 p.m.
There will also be a merchants ta-
ble, and Harvest Table, so everyone
can buy some homemade jams and
preserves etc.
Brenda Koehler gave a report on
the "Chair Life" held recently in
Stratford and about the White Rib-
bon W.R.A.P. Campaign in our
parish to protest against pornogra-
phy.
We were reminded about the par-
ish harvest dance ( K of C) on Sat-
urday, November 13th at the com-
munity centre. $6.00 per person
with lunch and everyone is wel-
come.
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Iltelltimlly of Olive B erling gathered at the Exeter Villa to help
'her -celebrate her birthday. She turned 101 on Sunday.
School Bus Delays and Cancellations
Due to Inclement weather
The followingschools will be
announced on radio stations
London 980 AM on your dial
Wingham 920 AM on your dial
Osborne Central School
South Huron District High School
Precious Blood School
Our Lady of Mount Carmel School
Charterways Transportation Ltd.
Exeter 235-0450, Ken Ogden Mgr.
FOR THE
CHEF IN
YOU!
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by Montay, Novemper 16, 1993
Send in any of your favourite recipes
to Box 850, (Exeter Times Advocate)
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• Pie/Pastry
• Beverages
• Microwave Dishes
• Appetizers
• Christmas recipes
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