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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-04, Page 19Times -Advocate, October 4, 1989 Page 19 Thanksgiving story hour Student council - Coming down from the trees to represent Zu- rich Public School this year are (from right to left) secretary Julie Restemeyer, class reps Jennifer Wilbee and Jayne Westlake, treasurer Jaime McGee, class rep Leah Siebert, president Jo- die McGee, and vice-president Michael Thiel. WATCH Your Money Grow 1 1 .625 Rates Subject.to 1yr GIC verification rlbre, vim Gasser Kneale Exeter Grand Bend Hensall 235-2420 238-8484 262-2607 By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - There will be a story hour at the library tomorrow for the group A children from 2-3 p.m. Group B will be meeting on Friday at the same time. The theme this week is taking a look at Thanksgiv- ing. CWL • Catholic Women's League mem- bers interested in attending the an- nual Deanery meeting in Hesson, Ontario on October 25 can get in touch with Madeline Gelinas at 236-4279 or Audrey Smith at 236- 734Z - Bingo Bingo winners last week includ- ed Rose -Ann Overholt who won the $250 mystery prize. The $1,000 jackpot winner was Pauline Miller, also from Zurich. Figure skating Anyone who has not yet signed up for the Zurich and Area Figure Skating Club's new season can con- tact Lois Jones at 263-5070 for in- formation. Brownies Thirty-five girls are now meeting at St. Boniface School every Tues- day under the leadership of Debbie Overholt, Julie Becker, Jackie Clausius, Christy and Collen Keller and Mary -Lou Masse. All togeth- er, the group make up. the first Zu- rich Brownies. Personais Several Zurich and area people were among those who enjoyed the "Barbershop's -Best" concert held at the Mitchell District High School on Saturday. The Seaforth Harmo- ny. Kings organized the event to raise money for the Harmonize for Speech Fund. Wishes for quick recoveries'go to Harvey Clausis and Clarence Geof- frey who are both patients in South Huron Hospital. A buck and doe at the arena Sat- urday went well for Deb Creces and Doug Masse who are to be married later this month. There was a party the weekend before at the arena in honor of Herb Turkheim and his bride-to-be Pam Battersby. A bridal shower for Patty Regier was_held at St. Peter's in St. Joseph on Sunday. Patty is the fiancee of , Joey Groot and they are to be mar- ried in November. ADAMS Heating & Cooling • Heating Systems of all types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED •General Sheet Metal Work • Air Conditioning • Humidifiers • Ventilation 235-2187 133 Huron St. E., Exeter St. Boniface - Dedicated to keeping things swinging at St. Boniface Separate School is the student council, including presi- dent Michelle Ducharme (right), vice-president Chris Keller, sec- retary -treasurer Jenny Smale, and class reps Tina Hoffman, and Nicole Masse. ThankYou Dave Moore Fuels Ltd. would like to thank all those who visited our booth at the Exeter Fair. The following people were lucky winners' in our half hour draws for either a set of 4 glasses or a Blue Nose print. Their prize may be picked up at our of- fice on Highway 4 north. Deb Timmermans Bob Blair Barry Miller (RR3 Exeter) Lorne Ballantyne Arn Mathers Brenda Morgan Jeanne Gladding + Grace, Hutchings Andy DeBoer Joan Morgan Ken Glavin Gerald Willis Teresa McCarter E ith Miller Laverne McCarter Bev rs ns Ron Amerogen Geraldine Smith Our 1st prize winner of the framed Blue Nose picture was Chris- tine Smith The 2nd prize winner of the Duck print was Ron Dougall. These prizes may be picked up at our office as well. Thanks again to all. 1cent BRING -A -FRIEND SALE Hensall news By Susan Hartman HENSALL - The United Church Thursday afternoon ladies' group will be meeting tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. and the junior choir will be meeting later for a 45 -minute prac- tice at 6:30 p.m. The senior choir practice follows at 7:30 p.m. and, of course, new members are always welcome to these groups. The United Church bible study group is meeting Sunday morning at 9:15 continuing its topic of "sur- viving in exile". Shuffleboard Last week the Happy Pushers re- corded Dave Kyle and Annie Reid as the high scoring six game players, racking up 335 and 259 points, respectively. Five -game winners were Pearl McKnight with a 298, Dave Wood- ward at 276 and Helen McKay not far behind at 262. Three Links The Three Links Senior Citizens held their first euchre of the season on September 26. The high scor- ing lady was Beatrice Richardson, but the highest man's score was also recorded by a woman playing to fill one of the six tables in play, Pearl McKnight. The next euchre party will be Tuesday, October 24. Calling the shots - Hensel! Public School's student council this year are president Derek Campbell (front), vice-president Jason Wil- lert (left), treasurer Dan Taylor, and secretary Blair Moir. Mark J. 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While Supplies last Fresh Baked Crusty Rolls doz. $1.19 For thanksgiving (Oct. 9) - • We will have lots of fresh dinner rolls, bread, pumpkin pies and tarts, etc. Dark Pumpernickle Bread loaP 99g Z It i► asty�u • • Bakery (1 Cheese House Exeter 235-0332 -e�+ Delicious (with wild blueberries) Blueberry Muffins 6/$1.99 Cheese and Apple Coffee Cake $1.49..0 Danish Blue Ib. 4.69 Canadian and imported cheeses -Fresh off the Block' Bulk -Snacks, Candies, Baking Suppliesl We Make HouseCaIIs Donation - The Hensel! Library is one step closer to getting a compu- terized public access catalogue. The Hensall Kinettes president Lin- da Ferguson (left) presented librarian Susan Hartman with a cheque for $500 on Friday to go toward the $2,883 machine. Nearly a $1,000 has been raised so far. 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