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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-09-21, Page 8Page 8A Times -Advocate, September 21, 1988 st 01 SANK • --1 • Leadersh i p' key to Zurich Brownie program B. 'Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - The Brownie meetings are held again every Tuesday eve- ning in the St. Boniface School gym from 6:30 - 8:00. Thirty young girls have joined this year. Thanks to leaders Deb Overholt, Vicki Ducharme, Patti Geoffrey, Chrism Keller and Colleen Keller for making this possible. Rest- Houle Convention . The Ontario Association of Non- profit Homes and Services for Sen-_. iors 69th annual convention .was held in Toronto at the Harbour Cas- tle. Speakers came from as far as California.. Phone convention The Hay Municipal Telephone system held a two-day convention. for their employees last Monday and Tuesday. The first day was held at the Stan - Icy Complex in Varna, while every- one spent Tuesday in London at the - Holiday Inn. Golden Agers . Zurich Golden Agers met Sep- tember 12 for a pot -luck supper. Prior to the supper Irene Davis in- stalled the new executive for the coming year: President Louise Ivan - DONATIONS UP - Despite the fact that therewere only 24 participants in this year's version of the Terry Fox run for cancer research, donations were up. The event brought in $1,900 for the charity. Above, Muriel Dalrym- ple and Gord McNeice register participants Julie Engel and Gary Stubbins (on bike). Lloyd. Robinson and Shannon Westlake stand in the background. The event was sponsored by The Bank of Nova Scotia. Terry Fox run for cancer Golden tirnpses ZURICH - This week fall will of- ficially be ushered in, and automati= tally the daylight hours decrease. Therefore any groups that can offer entertainment for the long evenings. . would be very welcome. A. number of our Residents_ en- joyed a bus tour on Monday after- noon through Clinton areaandpar- ticularly through Vanastra noting all the changes that have occurred during the past few years. Cookie baking on Tuesday after- noons has become more popular, and appetites arc keener, perhaps due to the cooler weather. Residents out visiting during the week were: GenevieveDucharme, Harvey Keys, Ruth Warner, Yvonne Creces, Louise Rapien, Jean Levine, Lorne McBride, Mary Gerber, Edna John- ston, Helen Bedard, Aaron Ginge- rich, Elizabeth Gingerich, Emilie Miller and Violet Huntley. The Wednesday evening games are involving more and more of the ;Residents, due perhaps to the short- er daylight hours. The Sunday evening chapel ser- vice was conducted by Rev. Chas. Henderson of Exeter. Some residents attended Monday's performance of "Flying High" at Grand Cove estates in Grand Bend. Queensway ews HENSALL - Hello! Welcome to Queensway news. Monday morn- ing several residents gathered in the Sun Room to sip tea and discuss current events. Tuesday some residents enjoyed a trip to the Western' Fair. Thank you very much to Wanda McClin- chey for accompanying them while at the fair. Rev. Sam Parker with Bob Cameron as volunteer pianist led the church service on Tuesday afternoon. Qucensway Ladies Auxiliary -met on Wednesday moming and several women workcd on a Christmas Craft item. Members of the Baking Club mixed up some delicious • squares in the afternoon. A few Agriculture Club mem- bers visited Hensall Stock Sale on Thursday afternoon. We have really enjoyed these outings and we thank Vic Hargreaves for making us so welcome. Our movies feature Thursday evening was "Some Kind r ahdh, LAMBTON •GRADUATE Darcy). Ducharme, son of Joan and Paul Ducharme, RR2, Zur- ich, graduated from Lambton College. Sarnia, with a Chemical Engineer Technology Diploma,' on June 18, 1998. He has accept- ed d position as a lab technician at Imperial Oil Ltd., Sarnia. b 1 of Wonderful", attended by many residents. Coming events for Queensway are a Trip to the Huron County Pi- oneer Museum on September 23 and a birthday party at 7 p.m. Sep- .tember 29 with entertainment by "The Brass Bunch". ADAMS Heating & Cooling • Heating Systems of ail type INSTALLED, MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED • General Sheet Metal Work Air Conditioning • Humidifiers • Ventilation 235-2187 133 Huron St. E., Exeter tRnPOlpn TIRE ' Correction Notice In our Bargain Blitz -Flyer which is effective from Sept. 19 - Sept. 24, 1988 the hockey stick #83- 4007-4 wiflnot be availa- ble for three weeks. Please come in for a raincheck. Also the mens deluxe joggers are available in limited quantities. We are sorry but no rain - checks will be available for this item. A FAMILY EFFORT - Josh Watson (centre), his father Russ and brother Matthew turned the Terry Fox run into a family event Sunday. Josh was the biggest contributor in the run, raising $309 for the charity. 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McKeller, Card Convener Eileen Consitt, Publicity Gertie " Fleis- chauei, Phone contact Ina Neeb. The next meeting for the Golden Agers will be Monday; October 17 att-8 p.m: + Personals Miss Ellen Shepherd from Si Le- onard's on the Sea, England is en- joying a three-week vacation with • her parents Doug and Barb -Shep- herd, RR 1 Dashwood. A Buck and Doc party for Pat Cyr and Gail Falkenburg was held Fri- day at the Zurich Arena. Pat is the son of Paul and Marie Cyr and the couple are planning to be married on October 1. A bridal shower" was held for Mary Vanden Boomen on Sunday, September 11 at the Hay Township '-Hall. Mary is the daughter of Ar- nold and Coby Vanden Boomen, RR 2 Hensall and fiance of Jeff Merle!. Their wedding is to take place on October 15. - Marie Gelinas Sr. is spending a few days this week in London with her daughter Sharon Silverstein. Sharon is home from hospital.recu- perating from a recent operation. Best wishes for a -speedy recovery are extended to Rose Regicr who. is a patient in University Hospital., London. Mr. Wilfred Corriveau, Zurich, - along with his daughter Mary and Bob Welt of London all attended the weddingof his grandson, Patrick - Robson to , Mary Bissonettc in Windsor on -Saturday, September 17. . The Cobras slo-pitch ball. team played in three games of a tourna- ment in Niagara Falls on the week- end. While they didn't win they did have a good time anyway. - On location or Studio Hart DeVries' PHOTOGRAPHY (OMAORC!Al - WIDDINGS - PORTRAITS - GROUPS PUBLICITY - Telephone- 235-1298 - 117 Thames Rd.. East, hetet. Onl. TAKE YOUSELF BEYOND TELEVISION! 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