Times Advocate, 1994-12-21, Page 37COMM 1JN[TY
First Exeter Guides
New Guides were enrolled in the First Exeter Guides last Monday evening at the Lion.
Youth Centre. In front, from left, are Nicole Jordan, Shannon Green, Lauren Smith, and
Kelly Patterson. Standing are Kendra VanderBurgt (left), Nichole Schwartzentruber, Enid
Drummond, Melissa Restemeyer, and Heather Ditner. Behind are new leaders Melanie
Drummond (left) and Monica Masse.
Free skating for Zurich children
Skaters will be treat-
ed with popcorn and
hot chocolate.
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - There will be free
skating for children at the Zurich
Arena on December 28 from 2-4
p.m. which is being sponsored by
the Optimist Club and will also pro-
vide free popcorn and hot chocolate
for them.
K of C
The K. of C. Council of St. Co-
lumban held their Christmas party
last Thursday with their wives at-
tending. All enjoyed a musical eve-
ning and lunch.
Blue Box
As of January I , blue box pickup
in the village of Zurich will be on
Wednesdays and not Fridays any-
more.
Save stamps
Be sure and save your stamps
from Christmas cards and letters so
St. Boniface C.W.L. can send them
to the missions.
Golden Agers
Twenty-two Zurich Golden Ag-
ers enjoyed a roast beef dinner at
the Dominion Hotel recently.
Carols were sung accompanied
by Phyllis Deichert on the piano.
Members were surprised by a visit
from Santa and Mrs. Claus who
presented gifts to everyone.
Games of solo and euchre were
played.
At the November euchre party
the winners were: high Louis Far-
well, second high Genie Fleis-
chauer and lone hands Louis Far-
well. Door prizes were won by
Bernadette Denomme, Louis De-
nomme, Marie Cyr and Emma
Campbell.
The next party will be January
23.
Senior Diners
Zurich Senior Diners met Decem-
ber 14 with a good attendance..,jl-
sie Stewart was the 50/50 winner.
A poem, Christmas Time is Here,
was read by Gwen McKeller.
Twenty students from St. Boni-
face School entertained the diners,
singing Christmas carols, under the
leadership of Marg Suplat, accom-
panied by pianist Mrs. Tripp.
Karaoke Night
St. Boniface K. of C. Council are
planning to have a fund raising
event on February 24 at the Zurich
Community Centre which will be
an Elimination Draw and Karaoke
Night.
Tickets are $100.00 each with
only 301 being sold, and are now
available from John Jacobs, Ralph
Smith, Mozart Gelinas Sr, or Karl
Regier or any K. of C. members.
Girls Club
The Girls Club will be having
their Christmas party and gift ex-
change at the Mennonite Church
Hall on December 22 with a spe-
cial treat of cooking with Rini Erb,
beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Carollers
On December 21 members of the
M.Y.F. and others will be singing
Christmas carols around town.
Christmas meeting
The Evangelical Lutheran Wom-
en gathered for their Christmas
meeting on December 12 at the fel-
lowship hall. Marie Deichert, along
with helpers Leona Reichert and
daughter Marlene Taylor, and Lco-
na's granddaughter Jacquelin
Rader presented a Christmas skit
written by Carolyn Hirtzberger
comparing Christmas as each of
three generations experienced it.
Piano tunes were played by Jen-
na Rader and Benjamin Rader.
The executive for 1995 will be:
president Phylis Deichert, vice
president Marilyn Heimerich, sec-
retary Doris Hamilton.
Meetings will resume on January
10, 1995.
Correction
There is a correction in the recent
cookbook from the Times Advo-
cate on page 4, Nacho Chip Dip. It
should have 1 cup of sour cream
added to the cream cheese to make
the base. Add grated cheese on top
on salsa, and chopped lettuce and
tomatoes.
Personals
The family of Helen Overholt en-
joyed their Christmas dinner at the
Dominion Tavern on Saturday eve-
ning.
Afterwards a get-together and
surprise party was held for Earl and
Bonnie Becker at the home of sis-
ter Helen Overholt in Zurich. They
are celebrating their 25th anniver-
sary on December 27.
Stephen Townshlpe/
Holiday Hours
Municipal Office - CLOSED
Dec. 24, 1994 to Jan. 1, 1996
Landfill site - OPEN - Dec. 29
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"t•••••• • ••• .« -10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Dec. 31-1 a.m. to 4 p.m.
IMPORTAN1 NOTICE: BEGINNING JANUARY 1995
ALL BLUE BOX COLLECTION WILL BE ON
TUESDAY OF EACH WEEK
Over 50 members of John and
Bridget Groot Sr.'s family celebrat-
ed Christmas on Sunday, Decem-
ber 18 at the Hensall Arena. Santa
Claus was there to hand out the
gifts.
The family and relatives of Ron
and Sharen Schroeder held Christ-
mas together on Sunday, December
18 at the Dominion Tavern with a
turkey dinner and all the trim-
mings. They also celebrated the
40th birthday of Sandra Desjardine
with a decorated cake.
The families and relatives of Pc -
ter and Theresa Bedard, Hensall,
had their Christmas dinner together
at the Dominion Tavern on Sun-
day, December 18, as well as the
family and relatives of Dorothy
Bedard.
Tony and Adeline Denomme
along with their children, spouses,
grandchildren and great-
grandchildren held their Christmas
dinner and get-together at the Zu-
rich Arena on December 18.
Happy birthday wishes to Laura
Gelinas on December 24; and on
December 25 to Louis Willert, Ar-
chie Masse, Doug Masse, Ken
Schroeder, and Noel LaPorte.
The family of Clem and Theresa
Regier recently enjoyed having
their Christmas dinner together at
St. Boniface Parish Hall, catered by
Richard Erb.
Best wishes for a speedy recov-
ery to Andrew Rau in Victoria
Hospital.
Michelle DePaepe recently re-
turned home from visiting with her
parents and relatives in Georgia.
Her father is in the hospital.
Fr. Wronski treated the altar boys
to a Christmas party on Monday af-
ternoon.
Congratulations go to Mr. Risi on
being the administrator at Blue
Water Rest Home for 25 years. The
residents appreciate his kindness
and thoughtfulness.
I would like to offer our best
wishes for the holidays from the
Sweeney family to all my readers,
both far and near, and hope that
you have a Merry Christmas and a
Healthy, Happy and Prosperous
New Year ahead.
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I hope you and
Mrs. Claus are
fine. This is what
1 would like for
Christmas... Susie
Stretch,
Perfection, a
board a game,
candy for my
stocking. Would
you please bring a toy for my new baby sister Jolene.
P.S. Jolene and I will leave you a cupcake and some
carrots for your reindeers.
Nadine & Jolene McCann - ages 3 and 5 months
Mt. Carmel - daughters of Jerry and Sherry
Osborne book available
in the new year
EXETER - Interested family when the story was written about
members have been phoning and the farm so we have encouraged
inquiring about the chances of families to write about all members
buying the new Usborne Supple- of the families.
mentary Book "Between the Fenc- Anyone who would Tike to give
es" for Christmas. someone a gift certificate for a
The editor and the committee birthday or Christmas gift of the
have been working for two years Usborne Supplementary Book,
hoping that the book would be fin- "Between the Fences", the commit-
ished in time for Christmas. This tee promises that they will be
had been the goal but due to the re- available in the new year.
sponse of family stories and the There are still a few of the first
many, many school pictures that books for sale at the Usborne Mu -
were located, the book will not be nicipal Office. Both books go to -
available. It was expected that gether as in the supplementary
maybe 60 families would want book there will be references made
their family histories in this book. to the first book.
The response has been tremen- The Usborne Book committee
dous, as over 125 families have wish each and everyone of you a
submitted their stories. The Kirk very Merry Christmas and good
family history arrived from Ed- reading in the new year.
monton, Alberta and other stories
have been submitted from the
west, Waterloo, Chatham, London,
St. Marys and area.
The committee were given 35
years of the Exeter Times Advo-
cate and the papers were read and
every picture that was thought to
be appropriate for the second hook
was taken. Pictures of community
activities will be included in this
book and also a chapter on family
pictures of babies, children, adult
families, weddings etc.
l
Don Stephen's Printing staff is n
producing the book the same as
the first' book "Between the Fenc-
es". The many family stories, the
municipal election and a new gran -
daughter have all contributed to a
busy staff.
Cathie Alexander, who is doing
the typing setting and the layout of
the pages, has the school chapter
completed with over 300 one room
school pictures and also the 30
graduating pictures of Usborne
Central School. She has over half
the family stories finished. You
can't hurry a book as each page
has to be completed with the story
and the pictures.
The book will be out in 1995
and the plan is that it will be the
same as the first book complete
with almost all new stories. Parts
of some families were omitted
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a very Merry Christmas.
May this
Holiday Season be
a time of special happiness
for you.
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throughout tlu' year
We would like to thank all
our customers for making
our llth vear in business
such a great success.
Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year
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