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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-07-01, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, July 1, 1987 ST. BONIFACE GRADUATION St. Boniface held its grade 8 graduation on June 24. Shown (bock left) are principal David Sharpe, Fr. Paul Mooney, students Rob Hoffman, Chris Watson, Adam Smith, Lianne Ducharme, Carlo -Ann Oud, Rob Ducharme, Jody Laporte, Terry Genttner, teacher Lorne Rideout rind (front) Shannon Regier, Amy Neilands, Debbie Regier, Colleen Overholt, Tammy Rader, Colleen Denomme, Lori Coeck and Wendy Overholt. ZURICH GRADUATION --- Pictured before the grade 8 gra•uation •inner at Zurich Public c oo are (back left) Scott Forgey, Craig Redick, Jeremy Steinmann, Mark Stuart, Joe Keller, Doug Finlay, and (centre) teacher Bob Redick, Dwane Foreman, Susan McAdams, Derick McGee, Jay Hitchcock, Kim Lovie, Tammy Restemeyer, principal Don O'Brien and (front) Patti -Ann Dickert, Justin Scott, Heather Consitt, Dan Thiel and Andrea Hendrick. Seniorswin in county games Eight Golden Agers from Zurich participated in the Tri County -Senior Games which were held in Seaforth June 22 and 23. Congratulations go to Flo Murray and Marie Gelinas for be- ing first prize winners in.bridge: also Ina Neeb and Sheldon Wein coming in third in crokinole. i•'leischauer Reunion The Fleischauer Reunion was held Sunday. .lune 28 at the Dashwood Community Park with 58 in atten, dance. Shaun and Brenda Rotteau. Exeter, were in charge of the sports The hoola hoop contest was won by Karen Heiberg, Waterloo: Geraldine Tyler and Frank Almeida won the bean guessing contest. Everyone en- joyed the horse and buggy rides given by Gerald and Carl Tyler. Donna Hill and KetaThiel were in charge of the beverages. The 1988 reunion will be held at Dashwood the fourth Sunday in June with the following in charge: chair- man Carl Gingerich. Toronto; secretary -treasurer Tim and Deb Finch. London; sports Tim and Lin- da Gingerich, London. Personals Gertie Fleischauerentertained the card party ladies last Wednesday with five ladies, having birthdays. Games of euchre were enjoyed by all. which was followed by refreshments. Gertie Fleischauer spent last weekend in London with her daughters, also attending a baseball tournament in Thames Park Satur- day for the Mentally Handicapped. Gordie and Cecilia Smith and fami- ly attended the graduation ceremony for their son, Paul Smith on June 20 that was held at St. ('lair College in Windsor where he received his diploma for Tool Making Technician 1 and was second highest in his class). Paul has accepted a position with Ex- eter Precision machine shop. Congratulations to Barb and Robert Smith 1 nee Regier I on the arrival of their baby boy, Mark Allan, who was born on June 19. May we offer our sincere sympathy to the families of the late Mrs. Beatrice Overholt who passed away on Sunday. Mrs. Adeline Denomme is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Last week's lucky Bingo winners were: Barb Harvey of Exeter who won the mystery prize of $100.00; and the jack pot worth $750.00 went to Gwen McEachern of Toronto. Renee Sweeney is presently spen- ding the week with her sister, Carrie and Dan Eybergen and two nieces in Waterloo. Joe and Dolores Stanton and fami- ly of Troy, Michigan, spent the weekend at their cottage near St. Joseph. On Sunday June 21, Sir Knights Leo Meidinger, Claude and Mozart Gelinas and Phil Durand along with their wives attended a Mass and Com- munion breakfast at Kingsbridge where the Sir Knights 14th degree) formed an honor guard, that same evening they, and other Knights and their ladies from J.D. Egans Assembly were guests at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church and again were honor guards for a concert perform- ed by the New Huronia Choir. And the church was filled to capacity. On June 28 the Knights of Columbus corporate Communion Sunday for council 5289 was held at St. James Church in Seaforth where the 4111 degree Sir Knights provided the honor guard at the Mass. followed b� breakfast at St. Columbian hall which was served by members of Father Stephen Eckert council, and was en- joyed by everyone attending. Lillian Paradise from Toronto spent from last Wednesday to Satur- day visiting with friends, Dorothy and Ken Breakey. Father Donald Mooney C.S.B. who is a member of the Basilian Fathers and is working in their Mexican Mis- sions at Tehuacan, in the mountains southwest of Mexico City spent a few days visiting with his brothers Father Paul Mooney, Zurich and Father Tom Mooney in Strathroy. Rick and Marg Gingerich, Jim and Karen Grainger and Paul and (feather Klopp all celebrated their re- cent anniversaries together with din- ner at Sanders at the Bend on Saturday. • Congratulations to Lois and Frank Granger (nee Doerr ► of Kitchener on the arrival of their baby boy, a grand son for Milford and Elsie Doerr. Special meeting settles water connection, metering charges A number of matters pertaining to construction and installation of the water trunk line to be built through Hay township along Highway 21 were settled at a special meeting on June 10 attended by Hay councillors, pro- jects officer Barbara Rau, water in- spector Dick Rau and Bruce Potter, a consulting engineer with B.M. Ross and Associates Ltd. Meters will be installed on all com- mercial, industrial and agricultural properties with the exception of pro- perties zoned AG4. These properties may be exempted if there is only a residence and/or accessory buildings on the site. Meters will be purchased by the township and the capital cost and niaintenance will be recovered in the metered water rates. Connections will not be•made until inspected and passed by the water in- spector. The initial inspection fee will be $25, with a $15 charge for subse- St. B. grads get awards An awards presentation was part of the grade eight graduation at Sl. Boniface on June 24. Students honoured were Carla Oud - academic excellence; Chris Watson - con- geniality; Debbie Kegler citizen- ship; Robert Ducharme - Christian life; Lianne Ducharme - academic ef- fort; Adam Smith - most improved boy; Lori ('neck - most improved girl andel Terry J�Genttner - athletic award. Golden j(i npies Maybe it is just blue Monday, but it does seem to be more fall like than summer. Summer time is sometimes rather quiet here since many people have their own routines to follow, although we do look forward to visitors who might be going through our area. However, our programmes are as usual with morning discus- sions, exercises, sing -a -longs, cookie baking, some good lively euchre games and shuffleboard tournaments and all the activities in the hobby shop. Bingo on Friday evenings is always a big drawing card. Open house was held on Wednesday afternoon by the family of Mrs. 1lagdalene Jantzi in honour of her 90th birthday. Visitors attended from the Baden, New Hamburg, and Kit- chener areas as well as the surroun- ding district. Her son Laverne and his family of Pennsylvania also attended. The sympathy of residents and staff . is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Beatrice Overholt, a long time resident of the home. We regret that Mrs. Verlyn Fisher is a patient in South Huron Hospital. Exeter,and Mrs. Margaret Adams is a patient in General & Marine Hospital, Goderich. John Miller has returned from St. Joseph's Hospital, London. While out on one of the regular bus tours this week, some of the residents had the opportunity to visit and tour the Stanley Township Complex which was arranged by their faithful volunteer, Marc Chalut. The chapel service was conducted - by Rev. Stanley Desjordine'of Grand Bend Church of G WELL SERVED — Tammy Durand (left) and Carrie Ducharme made sure Charlene Regier was well looked after during a tea pally and talent show organized by St. Boniface pupils to thank the volunteers who ave het • ed throu • hout the school ear. ( 1 WINNER Ross Horner accepts the colour TV he won in the Bank of Montreal's deposit campaign draw from Zurich manager Ron Davis. TVs were won among the 12 branches in the Huron -Perth area. FOR SALE BY TENDER Sealed tenders, clearly marked as to contents, will be received by the undersigned until 12 noon - Friday, July 10, 1987 for one (1) Metal Clad Portable classroom measur- ing approximately 24' x 32' and located on site at St. Boniface School, Zurich.. Inspection by appointment only. The successful bidder will remove the building from the site as soon as possible but not later than July 30, 1987 and assumes all liability and relocatable expenses. The highest of any tender not necessarily accepted. Huron -Perth County RCSS Board, P.O. Box 70, DUBLIN, Ontario, NOK 1E0 William Eckert David Durand Director Chairman 1 TALENT - Amee Gelinas (left) an • Ken • ra Fenwick were aong the performers who staged a talent show to entertain the adult volunteers who contributed Their time during the school year. I: FLOORING If you're looking for carpet on vinyl for a small area or an entire house • Sava tim. • Savo money • S. us first Do It yourself or have our Installer Ed Allen do It for ou Hopper - Hockey Floorinh 115 M,,I SI 5 1.otor ) 15 1990 bac -1 4, quent inspections. The connection fee for a discon- tinued service will be $25. Dick Rau asked what procedure should be followed on property water lines already installed but not in- spected. Potter suggested that the lines be tested at 150 psi at the owner's expense, adding that if a coupling was used it should be dug up and also tested at 150 psi at the owner's expense. Signed petitions asking the township to install distribution systems, accompanied by the re- quired easement status, have been received and accepted from Norman Heights, Poplar Beach, Shadeview, Highlands i, 2 and 3, and Lakewood Gardens subdivisions with signs stating "This road has -not been assumed by the municipality of the corporation of the township of Hay." The lowest. percentage of signators to any petition was 60 percent, and the highest was 89. All were well above the required 51 percent. The petitions have been forwarded to the engineer, who will draft the bylaws governing the installation, operation, maintenance and cost fac- tors of the distribution system, and submit them to Hay council. Construction of the main line has been delayed because the 14 -inch fit- tings needed to oversize the pipleline to allow Stanley township to hook in later have to be specially manufac- tured. The contractor does not want to begin until all needed material has been procured: Hay Reeve Lionel Wilder stated his belief the line will still be completed by the scheduled date of September 11 if the connectors arrive soon. No disbribution system will he hooked up until all lines are blow - tested and flushed. Mrs. Cermet sweeney Phone: 236.4702 B3uieneoo 71jiTOCa ACCOUNTANT -PUBLIC orrk ILomuth aylor Chartered Accountants P.O. Box 1690, 497 Main Street, EXETER,- Ontario NOM 150 (519) 235-0101 WARD MALLETTE Chartered Accountants 476 Main Street St. S., Exeter, Ontario Resident Partner: John S. McNeilly, C.A. 235-0120 519-235-0345 KIME, DITCHFIELD, MILLS & DUNLOP CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS GERALD W. MILLS, C.A. Managing Partner JOSEPH F. 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