Times Advocate, 1996-12-04, Page 24Lioness draw
Exeter's White Wonder drew the winning ticket at Seip's valumart Sunday to kick off the Li-
oness Twelve Days of Christmas elimination draw. Pictured from left, Lioness Karen Eveland
is pictured with winner Lioness President Louise Pincombe. Tickets are still available
through EBA manager Nancy Heron at 235-2919.
Youth group collecting used toys
They will be given to the Women's
Shelter.
By Carmel Sweeney
Zurich correspondent
ZURICH - A slide presentation of a recent trip to In-
dia for Bro. Bob Mittleholtz's 25th anniversary will be
given by Adrianna Tetley (nee VanRaay) on December
8 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Boniface School gym.There will
also be special music by the choir.
All donations collected that evening will be sent to
Bro. Bob for his work in India. This event is being
sponsored by the St. Boniface K. of C.
There was a potluck meal at the Zurich United
Church and a Dutch Auction at St. Andrews Parish in
Bayfield on Saturday.
The youth group of St. Peter's Lutheran church will
be going door-to-door December 7, collecting any
good used toys for the women's shelter.
They are also having a bottle drive and will help you
wrap your Christmas presents (for a donation).
On December 7, members of the Optimist Club will
be in Zurich collecting non-perishable food items from
10 a.m. to 12 p.m. They will also accept toys, clothes
and money.
The Optimist Club will be entertaining the residents
on December 10 from 7 to 8 p.m. by singing Christmas
carols in the auditorium.
The Lions Club are sponsoring the annual Santa
Claus Day for the children at the Zurich Arena this Sat-
urday at 2 p.m. There will be movies, treats and choco-
late milk.
The Zurich Public School students will be presenting
their annual Christmas concert on December 17 at 1:15
p.m. and on December 18 at 7 p.m. Donations of non-
perishable food items will be accepted.
St. Boniface School children will have their Christ-
mas concert on December 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the gym.
Dress rehearsals will take place on December 13 and
December 16 at 1:30 p.m.
The Agricultural Society are selling cash lottery cal-
endars at $20 each, sponsored by the Fair Board.
Money draws will be made every day throughout the
year, beginning January 1997. Phone Margaret
Deichert at 236-4130.
The Lions Club gave the Fair Board a donation at
their meeting last Wednesday.
The Hay Days '96 commemorative coin is available
at local banks and Hay Township office.
Lou Schilbe was recently rewarded for his friendli-
ness to customers in his hardware store. After serving a
Christmas shopper, she handed him a $50 bill. The un-
known client was actually a "True Value Spotter"
searching the area for friendly, helpful store owners.
Personals
Ken and Dianne Clarke celebrated their 25th anni-
versary on November 27.
On November 20 a family dinner was held at Erb's
Country Kitchen in honor of Roy and Marg Clarke's
48th anniversary followed by a get-together at their
home.
Marien and Hilda Vanderhoek recently enjoyed a
week's holiday in Georgia and attended the Nas Car
stock races in Hampton. They visited with Hilda's two
brothers in Kentucky.
Happy 12th birthday to Stephanie Gelinas on De-
cember 4. She celebrated on the weekend, having a
couple friends over. On Monday she was in the hospi-
tal having her tonsils removed.
Ted and Sadi Klopp will be celebrating their 40th
wedding anniversary on December 8.
Deanne and Jake Rooseboom, Hensall, had a baby
girl, Riley Alexis, born October 29.
Birthday wishes go to Percy Bedard Sr. on Novem-
ber 29; Jim Simpson on November 30; Laura Simpson
and Nora Corriveau, both on December 6; and Kaitlyn
Masse on December 2.
The family of Percy and Marie Bedard held their
Christmas dinner on December 1 at the Zurich Arena.
The family of Theresa Hartman held their Christmas
dinner on Sunday at St. Boniface Parish Hall following
mass.
The families of Hubert and Marge Schilbe held their
Christmas get-together on Sunday.
Darl and Tillie Rau held their Christmas dinner with
family on December 1.
Pastor John and Elizabeth Trembulak and daughter
of Dashwood spent the past week in the United States,
visiting with both their parents.
Bill and Deb Riesberry, RR #2 Zurich were the win-
ners of the Hay Days trip to Frankenmuth. They had
their Christmas lights on and their name was drawn on
Sunday.
Times -Advocate, December 4, 1996
Page 23
Christmas events in Varna
A Family Fun Night is
planned for December
20.
By Joan Belerfng
Yana correspondent
VARNA - Sunday was the first
Sunday of Advent. Varna -Goshen
combined worship was held in Var-
na with the lighting of the candle of
Hope by David Rathwell and Jenni-
fer Keys.Flowers were placed in
the sanctuary in memory of Brian
Hill and Neil Atchison.
On December 4 there will be a
gathering of all those wishing to
come out to Bible Study. They will
meet at the Varna Church at 9:30
a.m. throughout Advent.
Church service will be in Varna
December 8 and they will be col-
lecting White Gifts.
A Christmas Pageant will be held
December 8 at 7:30 p.m. at Bruce -
field Church. Bring an unwrapped
gift for a child in a white plastic
bag or a gift of food.
The Christmas Concert will be
incorporated into the December 15
service of worship. Anyone wish-
ing to take part is asked to let Tra-
cy Crick know. Lunch will be held
after church.This will be held in
Goshen.
There will be a Christmas Open
House at the manse on December 8
from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Everyone is
welcome to share in the spirit of
Christmas.
There will be no Christmas
U.C.W. dinner meeting this month.
The Stanley Township Rec Cotn-
mittee are hosting a Christmas
Family Fun Night on December 20
from 8 to -11 p.m. The cost is $10
per family and $5 per single. This
includes hot dogs and a visit from
Santa Claus. Women are asked to
bring finger desserts.
The Truck elimination draw tick-
ets sponsored by the Stanley Town-
ship Rec Committee are available
for $100 each from any rec corn -
Appointment
Lebanon Forest Lodge
Masonic Lodge Exeter is proud
to announce the appointment
by the Grand Master of Gordon
Strang to the office of Grand
Stewart. This office is
rewarded for filling the office
of District Secretary for Ross
B. Ferguson District Deputy
Grand Master for 1995-96.
Present at the presentation of
his regalia from left to right
Robert Ross brother in law,
Harry Strang father, Gordon
Strang, Keith Strang brother,
Bruce N. Whitmore D.D.G.M.
1996-97
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Christmas can be the loneliest time of the year
When many families are in the comfort of their homes with warmth and plenty of
food, it is hard to believe that there are still families today that live with less than
enough resources to see them through this festive time of the year. On December 25th,
when most of us will be sitting down to a turkey dinner opening up numerous presents
i.hat we give to our friends and family, there will be those who scrape together what
they can and maybe recycle some gifts from previous years. There is no harm in that
yet we live in a country where there is so much given to us and so much that we obtain
so many material possessions around us, it is hard to believe that there are those that
can not supply their family with the basic necessities.
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show the great love and give thanks for the many things that we do have by sharing it with others.
Our work at the Salvation Army goes beyond the parameters of Christmas and reaches out to the full twelve months of the
year. Nearly 60 families a month come to us for help of food, clothing, sometimes shelter and medical needs. Wouldn't it be
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