Times Advocate, 1984-10-10, Page 11Times -Advocate, October 10, 1984
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Blue Water Auxiliary plans November bazaar; WI reports on rally
Last Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 3 the Blue Water Rest
Houle Auxiliary held their
monthly meeting at the home .
with 18 members present.
Entertalnment was provided
by Mozart Gelinas Jr, playing
the guitar with daughter
Aimee on the piano.
In the absence of president
Margaret Gingerich, first
vice Marie Gelinas Sr.
chaired the meeting. Anne
Flaxbard reported that nine
birthday cards and one sym-
pathy were sent out in
September. Gertie
Fleischauer brought in the
Christmas gifts for the
residents which are to be
wrapped now. The Zehrs cash
register tapes are to be
counted up.
Plans for the upcoming
Bazaar on Saturday,
November 10 were made, and
volunteers were assigned for
various jobs that day. Posters
are being made to put around
town.
Zurich WI
Ethel Gable chaired the Oc-
tober W.I. meeting. Dorothy
Breakey read a poem Harvest
Time. Ethel recited a
humorous story. Everyone
read a sermonette previously
handed out by Dorothy. For
Cultural Activities Dorothy
gave a very informative and
interesting talk op the
eskimo.
Joan Smith and Ina Neeb
gave a report of the rally in
Wingham and Ina showed the
F. W .I.O. scarf she had I ur-
Filter
Queen
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chased there. They will be
available at the area conven-
tion in St. Marys, November
1 and 2.
An invitation to Seaforth
was declined because of other
commitments.
Baptism
A family get-together was
held at the home of Jerome
and Carmel Sweeney o0 Sun-
day, October 7 in honour of lit-
tle granddaughter Tiffany
Rose Eybergen's baptismal,
daughter of Dan and Carrie,
Waterloo. Relatives on both
sides attended and god-
parents ate Mary -Kay
MacArthur, Waterloo and
Kevin Sweelney, Vanastre.
Personals
Several ladies from the
Zurich United Church
Women's group attended a
meeting, program and social
hour hosted by the Crediton
U.C.W. last Thursday
evening.
Members of the Senior
Citizens club in town (Golden
Agers attended the Fall Ral-
ly in Dashwood held at the
Community Centre on Oc-
tober 4 and all enjoyed lunch
and games.
Several members of the
Zurich Mennonite Church at-
tended a seminar for married
couples last Tuesday with
talks given by Brian and
Angela Richardson of Lon-
don. Several young couples of
the M.Y.F. group made a
retreat at Chesley Lake over
the long weekend.
Dave and Suzanne Bell of
Tecumseh, spent the
Thanksgiving weekend with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Rau and relatives in the
area.
George Farwell from Van-
couver is presently visiting
with his dad, Clarence
Farwell at the Maple Woods
Apartments, also friends and
relatives around the area.
Congratulations to those
celebrating anniversaries this
past week. Ken and Virginia
Steckle, RR 2 Zurich
celebrated their eighth an-
niversary last weekend in
Toronto, and also attended a
telephone convention. Our
new couple in town, Ken and
Arlene Seyler (at the store)
were married 21 years on Fri-
day. Jerome and Helene
Ducharme also celebrated
their 21st anniversary on
Saturday.
Butch and Helen Regier
spent the holiday weekend
visiting with relatives in
Windsor.
A good time was had by all
at the rec league ball banquet
and dance at the arena on
Saturday night with a
delicious turkey supper and
music afterwards provided
by Free Wheelin.
Bonnie Schenk, Patti Rau,
Donna Caers and Mary -Lou
Turkheim all enjoyed going to
a hair show in Kitchener on
Monday, October 1 held at
Bingeman Park and got a
chance to see all the latest
hair styles and cuts.
Mr. and Mrs. George
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EXETER
MONDAY, TUESDAY i WEDNESDAY 1.6 P.M.
THURSDAY i FRIDAY 14100 P.M.
SATURDAY S:30.6 P.M.
Harvey of Redford spent the
weekend at their home at the
lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Gelinas
and family, London spent
from Saturday to Monday at
her parents cottage in
Bayfield and all attended the
baptismal of Tiffany on
,Sunday.
Marie Denomme, Zurich
and her sister, Uleen
Rowland of London spent the
previous week in Quebec with
Mrs. Suzanne Madore,
travelling by train as far as
Montreal then by bus the rest
of the way.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rau
and Mr. and Mrs. John
Denomme recently enjoyed a
bus trip for a few days to
Eldon House.
Sandra Overholt and two
daughters of London spent the
long weekend with her
parents, Phil and Vonnie
Overholt while husband Joe is
away on a fishing trip.
Jim Parkins and Ted and
Edgar Steinbach spent a few
days dong a bit of fishing and
resting at a cottage on
Manitoulin Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bridle
and Joanne spent the holiday
weekend up north near Dyer's
Bay.
Dr. Wallace is back to work
after a nice restful holiday.
May we offer our sincere
sympathy to the family and
relatives of the late
Theodorus Soudant who pass
ed away suddenly on Satur-
day, especially to his wife Ida.
Congratulations to Rose -
Mary and Ivan Bedard, Hen-
sall on the arrival of their
third child "Lance Ulrich
Percy Bedard". Proud grand-
parents are Percy and Marie
Bedard Sr. Zurich and Ulrich
and Anna Duttman, Hensall.
Visitors with Mrs. Myrtle
Deitz from last Thursday to
Wednesday are her three
sisters from Dearborne
Michigan.
Mrs. Juliette Denomme
returned home last Thursday
after spending a week in Kit-
chener visiting with her sons
and families.
May we offer our sympathy
to Stanley Smith, RR 2 Zurich
on the loss of his brother Gor-
don Smith, who passed away
on October 6, as the two
brothers were well known to
many in this area. Also to the
family of Wilfred Mousseau
who passed away.
Theresa Start, Josie
Dietrich and Kay Hay were
among a group from
Dashwood who enjoyed a bus
trip to Collingwood and
various places last
Wednesday.
Barb Rag, RR 2 Zurich
along with her sister Mary
Helen from London spent a
few days this past week with
another sister, Beverly Mor-
ris and family in Lake Orion,
Michigan.
Trueman Fisher has
returned home to Saskat-
chewan after spending a
month here visiting with his
two sisters, Mrs. Thelma
Thiel and Mrs. Leona
Reichert and their families.
Mrs. Therese Stark and
family spent Sunday and
Monday in Windsor with her
son and daughter-in-law
David and Carolyn Stark and
two girls and all enjoyed
Thanksgiving dinner
together.
TRY -OUT — Dennis Regier tries a helmet on son Jason at the hockey equipment
flea market sponsored by the Zurich minor athletic association. Justin has already
picked out his new helmet.
olden
Although the weather has
been nothing to crow about,
we hope everyone had a nice
Thanksgiving. Residents
spent an interesting morning
on Monday when they were
involved in a spelling bee. I
wouldn't be surprised if they
couldn't spell down some of
our teenagers.
On Tuesday evening, the
Ladies Auxiliary held their
October meeting commnc-
ing with a program in the din-
ing room. Mozart Gelinas Jr.,
entertained by singing ac-
companied by himself on the
guitar. Aimee Gelinas played
some piano solos and Mary
Lou Erb gave two readings on
Thanksgiving. Following the
program, refreshments were
Jlmp$ eo
enjoyed.
The sympathy of residents
and staff is extended to the
family of the late Mrs. Bella
Snell. We thank Mrs. Ruby
Neeb for her donation of fresh
beets, also anyone else that
may have given donations
that I am unaware of.
On Wednesday afternoon,
we were pleased to have Mr.
John Warner of the adjoining
apartments entertain the
residents with his piano
renditions.
We regret that Mrs. Brint-
nell is a patient in South
Huron Hospital, Exeter.
On Thursday afternoon,
Mr. Marc Chalut took some of
the residents out for a bus ride
to enjoy the autumn colours
THANKSGIVING WREATHS - Diane Kirton
demonstrated how to make corn husk wreaths at a
meeting at Varna UCW. She is flanked by June Webster
(left) and daughter Susan.
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while Mrs. Chalut stayea at
the Home to treat interested
residents to a fresh manicure.
Bingo was played on Friday
evening followed by
refreshments.
The Adult Sunday school
members of the Mennonite
Church presented a
Thanksgiving service in song
on Sunday morning.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Mr.
Merlin Bender of the Conser-
vative Mennonite Church.
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Other sizes
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994, kg.
Bran
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