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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-03-12, Page 12Page 12 Tines -Advocate, March 12, 1986 DANt� .)US "DRUGSY— Julie Crown (left) teacher Larry Weido, Jennifer Deichert, OPP Constable John Marsh .Ind Julie Clarke examine a display of drugs after Marshall had given a slide presentation at ZurV o'ublic School in conjunction with the Values, Influences, Peers program. gOc0 t.R o▪ ° ` 0 sa i tat -,0 a- w.��, •� x ffi CLOSE-UP — Jeff Kirk (left), Jackie Koehler and Sarah Tickner had a close-up view when The.Kids on the Block, puppets that make children more aware of other children with handicaps, visited Zurich Public School. S a cs 5.1�5Y� Mrs. Carmel Sweeney Phone: 236-4702 REGISTRATION — Charlie Rau works on a puzzle while mother Susan and teacher Linda Kistner watch during kindergarten registration at St. Boniface. WINNING SPEAKERS — Taking top place in the intermediate divi- sion in the public speaking contest at St. Boniface were Carla Oud (right back) 1st, and Tammy Rader, 2nd. Charlene Regier (left front) come first in the junior division, and Aimee Gelinas was second. For groups of 6 or more RLUELW!PPLIJS offers • Comprehensive Denial Plan • Comprehensive Drug Plan • Manor Medical Benefits • Visron Plan • Preferred Hosprtat Accommodahan • Direct clams payment • Easy administration with one monthly Pilling Write tor a brodiun or call direct Brian Dalton 371 Dufferin Avenue London. Ontario N6B 125 (519)439.0136 �0NTAgID 1 BLUE CROBB • Renee Sweeney is spending the March school break from Saturday to Friday, with her sister and family; Carrie and Dan Eybergen in Waterloo. Madeline Cook of Hamilton recent- ly spent a few days in town visiting with her parents, Percy and Marie Bedard Sr. and several relatives in the area. A good time was had by all who went to the figure skating club's fund raising dance in Zurich on Saturday. Complete with lunch afterwards. Ken and Barb Durand, RR2 Zurich, spent a few days in Toronto last week, visiting with members of their family. Mrs. Margaret Kalbfleisch and her sister-in-law Mrs. Vera Haberer returned home safe and sound over the weekend after spending a lovely two-month vacation in Florida. Gary and Anne Geoffrey and fami- ly of Windsor spent the weekend with his parents, Clarence and Beattie Geoffrey while the two girls stayed, and one spending the school holiday with their grandparents. Gail and Leo Debus of near Strat- ford spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Florence Denomme. Adrienne Elizabeth, daughter of Theresa and Tony Kester, was bap- tised on Sunday, March 2 at St. Boniface Church by Fr. Mooney with godparents being Joe Kester, London and Tillie Hartman of Bayfield. The grade two children of St. Boniface and Ecole Ste. Marie are beginning to make their First Holy Communion, each with their own families first, then as a group all together on May 4 at the 9:00 mass. They also celebrated their First Con- fession recently at a ceremony in Church as a whole class, along with their parents. Birthdays Happy 17th birthday wishes to Mark Laporte last Sunday. (3olden I inp.e3 As we experienced in the past week, March is a very tempermental month. We are thankful for the staff who bunked down at the Home for the night or ploughed their way in on Fri- day morning, making sure that the Home was well staffed during the storm. Many people may not stop to realize that we just can't close the door and walk out on days such as Friday. On Tuesday evening, the Ladies Auxiliary held their regularmeeting for the month of March. The program consisted of musical numbers by Calvin Gingerich and Doug Oesch who sang • and accompanied themselves on their guitars. -Cameron Rader played several piano solos and Della Gascho favoured with a reading. Following the program. a delicious lunch was served. The sympathy of residents and staff is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Hilda Shapton. Many of our readers might be in- terested to know that the construction has begun on the addition of an auditorium which will be built in the courtyard between the staff dining room and the hobby shop. I am sure this addition will prove to be a great asset for all our activities and will leave our dining room intact for the purpose it was meant for. We welcome Mrs. Fern Love, former Grand Bend resident. Bingo was enjoyed on Friday even- ing followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Rev. Kenneth Knight of Hensall and Exeter Presbyterian churches. A Secure your Future through Financial Planning EINVESTMENTS b INSUIPLANCI A0INCV LTD. 1410046011411011 Correction on March r, t Values Sale Page 1 - item NO 46-0053-6, fire ex- tinguisher. This product is ULC approved, not CSA approved as stated in flyer. i 4 Skating Carnival this Sunday Pra er .D ost oned World a The Zurich and Area figure skating chub are presetting their carnival this =, March 16 a$ 1:00 p.m. at the areas. The theme is "Jlolidaze on Ice". Tickets are $300 far adults and 11,50 for duildreu3, available at the door, or Shaws Dairy store, or club members. Prayer Day pertpooed The snow storm last Friday which closed all the schools and roads also cancelled the "World Day of Prayer" that was to be held at the Lutheran' Church. It will now take place on Tuesday evening April eat 8:00 p.m. at their regular meeting of the St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Women. Everyone is welcome. Work-a-tbon The annual work-a-thon, (quilting bee and pot -luck supper) will be held at St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Tuesday, March 11. All quilters welcome. WI quilting A good turn -out was had for the Women's Institute quilting bee and supper last Monday at the township hall. Dinner for seniors The youth group of St. Peter's Lutheran Church treated the senior members of their parish last Tuesday to a delicious home -cooked roast beef supper complete with all the trimm- ings, and a variety of pie for dessert. Successful Operetta The Operetta Rip Van Winkle was a big success last Wednesday even- ing. The senior grades of St. Boniface School presented a really good perfor- mance of the play. The auditorium was filled to capacity and everyone was delighted. The P.T.A. pay -what -you -pull - tickets were drawn. And the lucky winner of the portable stereo cassette recorder was Sharon Rau. Second prize of $25.00 went to Wade Suplat. A good time was had by all who recently went on a M.Y.F. toboggan- ing party at the Pinery Park in Grand Bend. Rest Home Auxiliary_ The Ladies Auxiliary held their monthly meeting at the Rest Home last Tuesday with 22 members pre- sent. Following a musical program provided by Doug Oesch, Calvin Gingerich and Cameron Rader, under the convenership of Della Gascho, Mary Gingerich, Thelma Thiel and Verda Buechler. The May Tea will be held at the Home on Saturday, May 10 (which is also Mother's Day weekend). Mark your calendars and plan to attend. The new shampoo chair purchased by the Auxiliary is set up in the beau- ty shop. Anyone interested in taking A bartending course at Bayview, Best Interest * Guaranteed /4 % Investment 103/ Certificates * subject to change Galserl•Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc. Exeter Grand Bend 235.2420 238-8484 Clinton Henault Goderich 482.9747 262-2119 524-2118 Tavern beginning on Wednesday, April 23 for nine weeks under the direction of Came Forrester may ob- tain more information by phoning her at 262.6978 or Conestoga College in Clinton. Several students from S.H.D.H.S. in Exeter are enjoying the March Break in Quebec on a ski trip. Newcomers Welcome to town to Julie Ann and Marty Becker and children Andrea and Cameron, who moved last weekend into the former Van Patter house. On Monday, March 17 the St. Boniface K of C are planning to have a card party in the school gym begin- • 1 Aning at 8:30 p.m. (for St. Patrick's Day) following the Penance celebra tion in the Church with several priests present to help Fr. Mooney prepare us for Easter through the Sacrament of Confession. Good luck to these kids, on the Knights of Columbus School hockey team, who will be playing in a tour- nament during the March Break at the Seafortb arena. The junior grades (3-5) will play on March 15 at 1:30 p.m. while the senior kids, grade 6-7 will play on March 18 at 2:30 p.m. in eaforth. The teams will be wearing new hockey sweaters for this game, pur- chased for them by the Zurich K of C group and the C.W.L. league. • VI) / +ter.!/e WINNERS — Steven Rau (left) and Wade Suplat display the ghetto blaster won by Steven's mother Sharon in the St. Boniface PTA pay - as -you -pull draw. Wade won $25.00. Short Term Deposits 101/4% Min. '$5,000 30-119 days Interest paid at maturity Rates subject to change without notice 4:1 STANDARD TRUST Member -Canada Deposit insurance Corporation 386 Main Street South, Exeter, Ontario NOM ISO 235-1060 Open Monday to Thursday 9am to Spm; Friday 9am to Spm; Saturday 9am to 1pm. Cii,04t# is YRS. TASTY ThESDAYS MARCH SUN, MON. WED. THURS IRI. SAT. 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 I I 12 13 16 23 30 17 24 31 1 S 19 26 20 27 BUCKET SPECIAL EVERY TUESDAY IN MARCH! cuedClucken 0 Mark your calendar off for a treat every Tuesday in March with a 15 piece I3uckct. 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