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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-25, Page 48Page 32 Times -Advocate, October 25,1989 Salesman - Cub Michael Laporte (left), Beaver Nicholas Haberer and Cub Paul Lansbergen, all from the 1st Zurich Scouts, were out selling apples in Zurich on Saturday morning. London Business Expo Oct. 27-29 LONDON - Over 30 franchises and dealerships will be on display at the London Business Opportuni- ties Expo, .October 27-29, 1989 at the Western Fair Grounds Progress Building. The show affords the would-be entrepreneur the chance to view offerings in fields as varied as instant printing, fast foods and exercise machines to vending equipment, tanning machines, lawn care, business services, security firms, limousine companies, water purification systems and many more. Full and part-time invest- ments, ranging from $3,000 to $300,000 will be exhibited. For over 12 years, Prestige Pro- motions has successfully staged Business Opportuniities Expos across the country. These shows have resulted in thousands of Cana- dians being self-employed. Small Business Consultant and Show Pro- ducer, Bob Sinclair, says "Most of (fie people who come to each Expo don't know what they're looking for when they come through the door. Some are looking for the pot of gold at the rainbow's end, but most are just ordinary people looking to become their own boss with better control of their future. Over the years the crowds have changed. To- day we are seeing more women and younger • people attending our shows." London has always been our second .most successful city on the Canadian circuit and this year we. have more exhibitors than ever before. Franchise and dealership litera- ture and information will be given Third meeting of Eager Eaters DASHWOOD - The 4-H mem- bers of the Dashwood Eager Eaters met for their third meeting. The topic "Make it Snappy" gave helpful hints on quick meals and what to do with leftovers. The girls worked on their books and then made a nutritious salad and dressing. The next meeting is Wednesday October 25. Mrs. Barbara Mcisaac, Mt. Cle- mens, stayed with Bill and Nancy Becker and visited in the area for a week. We welcome Robert Allen and Laura Everett, the new owners of the Country Cafe. It is great to have the facilities open again. They will cater to family groups, organizations. Drop in or just give them a phone call. Golden Glimpses Blue Water Rise Home ZURICH - Last Tuesday eve- ning, the Residents were privileged to have the Christian Reformed choir bring their message in song. Recently we had the Geri Fash- ions of London set up a shopping centre ,In the auditorium that pro- co�typns ordinary and co rt othing for both men and ladies wi anything they might need rfromhead- infr." nut-izb, tiro afternoon, some of the Residents enjoyed modelling the different outfits and there were those who were lucky enough to be holding a lucky number and won lovely gifts. We welcome William Leibold, a former Zurich and area resident to the home. Please keep in mind our annual fall tea, bake sale and bazaar which will be held on Saturday, Novem- ber 11 from 2-4 p.m. Any dona- tions of baking will be gratefully accepted by the Ladies Auxiliary. On Friday afternoon, some of our Residents were out to enjoy the colours and fall scenery, thanks to our volunteer bus driver, Marc Chalui On Sunday evening, the chapel service was conducted by Rev. Colin Stover of Grand Bend United Church. out by all of the exhibitors. Show hours are Friday 12-8 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 12-6 p.m. The Western Fair Grounds are lo- cated at Dundas and Rectory streets. Parking is free. Show admission is $5.00. For more information, contact the show office at (416) 622-3211 of FAX at 622-2721. Menndnite Youth stop paper collection Scouts' Apple 'Day raises $245 By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - Despite Saturday's rainy weather the Zurich Cubs, Scouts, and Beavers still showed bnough enthusiasm to raise about $245 for their clubs. About 90 percent of the money raised stays with the Zurich Scout- ing groups, and 10 percent goes to the district. A special thanks goes to Du- charme's Apple Orchard for sup- plying the apples. Paper drive over . There will no longer be a paper drive in Zurich. The Mennonite Church Youth Group are giving up the collection of newsprint, citing the problems with its collection and storage. The project was not a major fundraiser for the group any- way. Basically, they are giving the green light for village residents to include their old newspapers with their recyclables for blue box col- lection. Hallowe'en • Don't forget to the put the porch lights on next Tuesday. The little monsters and goblins will be com- ing around for their annual trick or treat event. Right to Life The Stratford and District Right to Life group are holding their an- nual dinner on Tuesday November 9. The guest speaker will be Dr. Keith Cassidy of Guelph. Tickets are now available from Carmel Sweeney (236-4702). Personals Ruby Neeb is celebrating, her 81st birthday on Friday. Abe and Connie Demoy have re- turned from a three-week holiday in Holland, visiting with relatives. Doug Masse and Deb Creces were married in Grand Bend on Saturday. After the honeymoon, the couple will be living in Zurich. Stephen Stark was married in St. Thomas on Friday to Marsha Hum- phrey. Opening October 30 in Clinton! � ;MASSAGE THERAPY 1 1 1 Kimberly D. Rathwell, R.M.T. REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST OFFICE: 15 A RATTENBURY ST. 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