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Times-Advocate, 1982-10-27, Page 33For your DEPUTY REEVE in Hay Township and representative on Huron County Council on NOVEMBER 8 VOTE FOR DICK RAU • Deputy Reeve A successful plumbing contractor for the past 12 years, and • Hay Township Councillor for the past 4 years For a Ride to the Polls on Election Day Phone 236-7770 St. Boniface parish workers thanked at breakfast A very delicious breakfast. of ham, eggs and sausage was served to 32 members of St. Boniface church who do various jobs in the parish such as, lay readers, ushers, eucharistic ministers, etc., at the Town and Country Bowl- ing Lanes on Sunday as a gesture of appreciation for their time and trouble. A reminder, the Christmas Bazaar at St. Boniface school is this Saturday, November 6 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Everyone is welcome. There e will be a hot-dog stand, tea- room, penny sale, bake table, arts and crafts, a fish pond and draws for a food basket, a quilt and a lovely tapestry; there is something for both young and old! Mr. and Mrs. John Denomme of RR 2 Zurich spent the previous weekend in Windsor visiting several members of their family. Monday visitors and dinner guests with the Sweeney family were friend Lance Reed of Newfoundland and his mother, whom he was visiting in London for a few days. The Boy Scouts and Cubs want to thank everyone for their donations and buying their apples on Saturday as they went around town. They were pleased to make over $100 for their efforts, which • will be used for the club's activities. Wilfred and Beatrice Cor- riveau spent last week visiting with their daughter, Beverly and family in Lake Mrs. Cain:.' Sw..ney Phone: 336.4702 TOWNSHIP OF HAY MUNICIPAL ELECTION lolIce 1s hereby given 10 the MunicipalElectors of the Township of Hay, in he County of Huron, that in compliance with the Municipal Elections Act, 977, Chapter 62, and amendments, a Ballot will be held for the office o1: DEPUTY . REEVE One 11/10 DP elected COUNCILLORS Mt** (3)10 be elcded Appointment of a p-sogas a voting -prosy commences Ocl 20. 1981 10 5 00 p m on Polling Day Polls wdl be open as designated below on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1982: Irom 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon to 8:00 o'clock inclusive in the evening al the following places with the undermenlion ofllcers in charge: Poll Polling Deputy Poll No. Booths, Returning Officer Clerks 1 Bessie Campbell Bessie Campbell JaneConsItt Conc. 2, Lot 7 3 3) Sub Poll 4 5 6 Wilfred Mousseau Conc. 5, EPT. Lot 20 Hay Township Hall Zurich, Ont. Elaine Waldo Ursula Regier Blue Water Rest Home LorraineCorriveau Zurich, Ont. Morris Webb Conc. 15, Lot 16 Clifford Pepper • Earl Guenther: Block Howard gators Dashwood, Ontario S). Joseph Service St. St. Joseph, Ontario Joy Hogg Pat Love Debbie Regier Clifford Alexander Kay Webb Angela Watson Carol Deli: VOTERS OF ZURICH As a candidate for village councillor 1 offer you and the village: • Zurich resident for many years • Business experience • The time to serve you • An awareness of village development and the wishes of the people • A concern for you and our village On November 8th, please vote j cyo ��en impoe3 • I presume all have turned their clocks back, which will give us very long, dark even- ings. We were happy to have the children who called for trick or treats. Films were shown on Mon- day evening, followed by refreshments. We regret that Mr. John Cornish is still a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. We thank Mr. Dennis Ducharme for his donation of apples tb the Residents in the Home, also all others who have made donations of fruit and vegetables. tesidents who have been out visiting during • the week are Mrs. Matilda Tetreau, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Westlake, Mrs. Ruby Hog- garth and Mrs. Pearl Love. Please remember to make a note of the bazaar, bake sale and tea sponsored :by the Ladies Auxiliary on November 131982 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. An added feature will be the penny sale. Dona- tions of baking and bazaar items would be appreciated by the Auxiliary. Bingo was played on Friday evening, followed , by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther of Hensall. LADIES' BOWLING AS PI' RD SI I'K AO TC FIG PI1 GII s - T A S. Pole 307 S. Deckert 803 S. Kickert 215 23 50 18 70 35 30 35 10 35 20 33 40 38 1) 19 60 9 80 0 90 RE-ELECT FRED HABERER FOR REEVE IN THE VILLAGE OF ZURICH , ON NOVEMBER 8 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. To ensure experienced leadership in these uncertain economic times. Advance Poll - Oct. 30 — 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. For transportation to the polls phone 236-4305 VOTE FOR TONY BEDARD DEPUTY. -REEVE For sound decisions and a strong voice for Hay Township and Huron County Council 14 years as local businsessman 8 years on council Chairman of Hay Recreation Member of Dashwood. Community Centre Member of Dashwood Athletic Assoc.. Member of Zurich Minor Athletic Assoc. Past Member of Chamber of Commerce Past Member of Zurich Fire Board Orion, Michigan, and Jules and Helen Corritreau in Bloomfield }fills, Michigan. The children ejoyed going around door to door for Hallowe'en on Saturday night, even the weather was just perfect for them. Some from town went to "Scare Mare" at the house of peath in Stratford, and some to various house parties and costume dances such as the one in Stratford the previous Saturday to help raise money for the German Shepherd dog club, (Louis and Leo DeBus are members). Those going from town were Paul and Shirley Bedard, Tony and Marlene Bedard, Doug and Julie DeBub and Gerry and Diane Thiel. The prize for the best dressed man was won by Doug and best dressed woman went to Paul. Commencement night was held at S.H.D.I1.S. on Friday in Exeter for the grade 12 and 13 students of last year where they received their diplomas and awards. Parents and some grandparents were in attendance, refreshments and get-togethers with old friends ended the evening pleasantly. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rau, RR 2 Zurich, attended the wedding of their nephew and godchild in Truro, Nova Scotia on Saturday. Jerry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rau. They flew down and stayed from Thursday to Monday. Congratulations to Mrs. Ar- thur Baker who will be 97 years old on Saturday. She is a resident of the Blue Water Rest Home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Ducharme and Judy McKin- non attended the autumn con- vocation at the University of Western Ontario on Friday where their son and brother, Gary Ducharme received his Master of Divinity degree. Doug and Ruth Oesch recently attended a bakery convention in Orlando, Florida. While there they went to Disney World and visited with his uncle, Ken Gingerich, in Sarasota. Delegates for the 68th an- nual convention of the London area Women's Institute in St. Marys last Wednesday and Thursday were Ina Neeb and Vera Thiel. It was held at the Community Centre and was attended by about 350 members, others attending for one day were president, Joan Smith, Agnes Regier, . and Edith Hohner. On Sunday, October 31 par- ticipants in the Youth Catechetical program for high school students were treated to a Hallowe'en costume dance after their regular session at St. Boniface school. Live enter- tainment provided by Kenny Overholt, John Farwell and Mark Hartman pleased the lively group and all had a hop- ping good time in the nicely decorated gym. Popcorn and pop were served. Mike and Gen Doyle spent a few days in Chatham recently and attended the wedding of his nephew, Judge Martin Smith, in Detroit that Saturday. A baby shower was held for Debbie Regier (nee Overholt) at the home of her sister, Pat- ti Geoffrey, on Sunday after- noon for approximately 30 of her friends and relatives. Deb received many beautiful and useful gifts. The shower was given by her Mom and sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rau spent the weekend with Al and Georgina Bedard in Sarnia. A very exciting ' and in- teresting four days were had by some members of the ZURICH HALLOWE'EN WINNERS — Taking prizes in one ofthecategoriesat Fri- day's Hallowe'en party at Zurich Public School were Jaymie McGee, Derek McGee, Susan Ferguson and Jodi McGee. T -A photo Special education -to be UCW topic 'By Mary Chessell Carol Simons will speak on her work in Special Education at the Varna U.C.W. meeting this Thursday evening. This topic should be of particular interest to young mothers. and Carol is an excellent speaker. New sidewalk was laid last week on the Bayfield Road from Peck Appliances west in the village. . June Webster and her girls were Hostesses -for a Johnston familyshower for bride -elect Bonnie Dowson on Sunday. Julie played a piano solo and Joyce Scotchmer conducted a contest. The address was read by Donna Hart of the Brussels area. This is being written on the first day of the deer hunt, and already- this morning the Chessell party has been lucky. Cale Doucette of Clin- ton got a young buck. Those who knew Bob and Gwynne' Roberts will be in - PAPER DRIVE - Brent Erb (left) and Derrick Martin col- lect papers for the Mennonite church's monthly paper drive. The money obtained by the sale of the papers is matched dollar for dollar by.the Ontario government, and The ,federal government contributes an amount equal to the double figure. Thus, every dollar is quadrupled, and all proceeds go to Compassion of Canada todig a well in Haiti. Next collection is Thurs- day, November 18. Experience ZURICH VOTERS on Nov. 8th 1982 Re -Elect LEROII' • THIEL for Councillor Dedication For action on your concerns terested in knowing they are now in Simcoe after three years in Minaki north of Nenora. Youth Bowling Team standings - Little Angels, 13; Hosers, 912; Hot Shots, 5; Blazers, 3; Strikers. 212; Fireballs, 12. Bantam girls - high single, Patti -Ann Dickert 115; high double, Patti -Ann Dicker 197; high average, Patti -Ann Dicker) 89. Bantam boys - high single, Trevor Lansbergen 134; high double, •Trevor Lansbergen 258; high average. Trevor Lansbergen 111. . Junior girls - high single. Tammy Lesperance'218; high double, Tammy Lesperance 345; high average. Tanlm, Lesperance 164. Junior boys high single. Marty Merrier 232; high -dou- ble, Marty Merrier 363; High average. Robert Hoffman 164 Zurich. Area figure skating club. They attended "Skate Canada '82" in Kitchener over the weekend. They were even able to get autographs from some of the professionals in the competition, which they really enjoyed watching. While in Kitchener they stayed at the. Valhalla Inn and also took in a bit of shopping at the local malls. Those lucky enough to go were, president of our skating club, Mrs. Carol Deitz, her mother, Mrs. Connie Lewis, who is a past member of the executive, Kerry-LynnDeitz, Beth Sweeney, vice president, Lori -Anne Overholt and daughter Roxanne along with treasurer, Maxine Peters and Stephanie. Others going were Alma Westlake and Heather who attended the Friday per- formance, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Daters with Elizabeth and Sandra of RR 1 Dashwood who also took in the whole weekend, Anyone wanting to go to the Royal Winter Fair in Toron- to on November 19th by bus for $25 each can contact Gen Doyle at 236-4088. (This in- cludes the horse show at night which is veru nice to see! ) Tirr1es-Advocate, November 3, 1982 Page 5A Antoine B & T silks & Service Installation and Repairs Delhi Towers T.V. and C.B. Antennas VARNA, ONTARIO Brian McAsh 482.7129 If no answer call 482.7157 1 for Councillor in the Village of Zurich VILLAGE OF ZURICH NOTICE is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Village of Zurich that whereas more candidates have been nominated to each of the following offices than the number required to fill such offices, , therefore polls will be held upon the dates and at the times and places stated in this notice for the pur- pose of electing the holders .,of such offices OFFICES FOR WHICH POLL TO BE HELD: REEVE One to be elected. Four to be elected COUNCILLOR REGULAR POLLS: Date: November 8, 1982 Location: Zurich Community Centre Main St., Zurich Time: Regular polls will be open from 11 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m. PROXY APPLICATIONS A person who has been appointed a voting proxy may apply to the clerk not later than 5 o'clock in the afternoon of Polling Day to receive a certificate to vote by proxy for the polling subdivision in which the person appointing the voting proxy is entitled to vote. Sharon A. Baker Returning Officer Village of Zurich NEW IMPROVED SERVICE SPECIAL! IPRICE i.2 PHOTOFINISHING* ROLL SIZE REGULAR LOW PRICE 1/2 SPECIAL 12 Exposure IN6Q. 2.75 20 Exposure INC 4.25 24 Exposure leNkt 4.99 36 Exosure ' 3 6.99 a&SC 15 Exp. '3.25 *(C41 Process: Sizes 110, 126, 135, and aISC Film only) Exeter Pharmacy Ltd • Main Street 235-1570 No Limit on Quantity Otter Expires November 10 lAse toe Kodak paper. Re die good leak.