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Times -Advocate, April 17, 1991
COMM! INITY
Zurich figure skating club
to hold awards banquet Sunday
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - The Zurich and Area
Figure Skating Club will be hav-
ing their annual end -of -the -season
family night and potluck supper at
the community center on Sunday,
April 21, beginning at 4:30 p.m.
The dinner will also include pres-
entations of trophies and awards to
various club members.
Blue Water Opening
The official opening of the new
residential wing to the Blue Water
Rest Home will be held on Sun-
day, May 5 at 2 p.m.
Fish Fry
The Lions Club is planning to
have a fish fry on Sunday, April
28 at the community centre. Mark
it down on the calendar and plan
to attend.
Ladies Bowling
The Ladies Bowling League fin-
ished their season Monday after a
full winter. Thanks to Doris
Smith and her executive the year
was a success. The banquet and
dance will be held in Hensall on
Saturday, April 27.
Senior Diners
The Senior Diners met Wednes-
day evening at the community
centre. All volunteers are invited
to attend Town and Country
Home -makers Volunteer Appreci-
ation Night at the Blyth Festival
Theatre, Friday, April 19. The re-
ception will be at 6:30 p.m. with
the programme at 8 p,m.
Brownies
The Brownies have been busy
every Tuesday evening in attempts
to pass their badges. The girls will
be busy selling cookies Saturday,
April 20 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
MinofHockey Banquet
The Zurich Minor Athletic Asso-
ciation Hockey Banquet will be
held Thursday, April 18 at the com-
munity centre beginning at 6 p.m.
Bake Sale
The staff of the Blue Water Rest
Home are holding a bake sale on
Saturday, April 20 from 2-4 p.m.
Proceeds will go towards the build-
ing fund.
Music Recital
The music pupils of Laurie Erb
will be presenting their annual pia-
no recital at the Zurich Public
School Sunday, April 21 at 2 p.m.
Card Party
A card party is being held at St.
Peter's Church Hall at St. Joseph's
on Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
Open House
An open house was held over the
weekend at the newly renovated
home of Kevin and Joanne Oke.
The lucky winners of the flower ar-
rangement were Armin and Chris-
tine Schatzler of Lucan.
Voice or Leo
The Lions Club held their meet-
ing recently with 15 members
present and one guest.$1,590 was
reportedly raised for the Easter Seal
Campaign. Lion Carl Finkbeiner
will represent the club at the figure
skating banquet Sunday.
Two members attended the Zone
37 West meeting held in Exeter
while eight attended the District
A15 Convention held in Guelph at
the College Inn.
M.P.P. Paul Klopp was guest
speaker at the last meeting.
Bingo
Bingo was held Thursday with
163 people to try their luck. The
mystery prize of $125 dollars went
to Jim Simpson while the $1,000
jackpot went to Evely Macdonald.
The next bingo will be held Thurs-
day, April 25.
To help save our environment, it
would be a good idea to place a
couple of blue boxes at each end of
. the hall on bingo nights.
Personals
Tony and Adeline Denomme at-
tended the wedding of Gerard and
Carrie Denomme on Saturday in
Detroit, Michigan. The groom is
the son of Kizan and Annette De-
nomme of Detroit.
Congratulations to Kevin and
Shelley Geoffrey who celebrated
their anniversary Monday.
Congratulations to Paul and
Heather Gingerich on the arrival of
Milan Ruth on Saturday.
Birthday wishes are extended to
Nicole Beauchamp.
May we offer our sincere sympa-
thy to the family of the late Eileen
Gelinas who passed away on Sun-
day.
Congratulations to Kelly Hod-
gins, who won a television set at
the Exeter Home and Garden Show
and to Paul Klopp, who was the
winner of $150 from the Zurich
Optimist draw.
Doug and Betty Riddell of Grand
Bend were the lucky winners of a
handy man for a day, compliments
of Oke Woodsmith and the Exeter
Home and Garden Show.
Gertie Fleischauer spent the
weekend participating in a Special
Olympics Bowlathon in London.
Morris and Kay Webb are home
after a long holiday as are Earl and
Edith Yungblut.
Hearing test: Three year-old Amber Kenda of Zurich, had her hew-
ing tested by Shirly Steepe on Thursday at the St. Boniface School.
Amber is getting ready for kindergarten next fall.
Spring is here
Stratford Memorials
Re -opening our Hensel! Showroom
By appointment only
Now is a good
time to plan
for your memorial
needs
For completion for a specific date, order Now. We
offer very competitive prices and prompt service.
We also have available floral saddles for monument
decoration.
Registration - Secretary Mary Haggit' at Zurich Public School regis-
tered 11 new kindergarten students on Thursday, including Deryk
Rader (right). In the middle is mom Brenda Rader.
Golden Glimpses
ZURICH - On Tuesday morning
we were pleased to have Marg.
Suplat with her students from St.
Boniface school for their monthly
visit with the residents, and have
struck up special friendships.
While visiting, they made artificial
flower arrangements.
We welcome Sophie Mischke, a
former Sarnia resident, and Eliza-
beth Johnson of Grand Bend to the
Home.
Please note that the staff of the
Home are having a bake sale and
tea this Saturday afternoon, April
20 from 2 to 4 p.m. All proceeds
will be used towards the building
fund. We hope you will plan to at-
tend.
Visit our
HENSALL SHOWROOM
Sight test - In preparation for kindergarten next fall, Ashley Erb
passes the eye test given by Sylvia Hartman of the Huron County
Health Unit.
120 King St., Hensall
Agent: Michael P. O'Connor
236-4365
We are pleased to have many
Teen Volunteers come to the Home
after school during the week. There
are nine in all, two of which are
boys. Residents seem to be enjoy-
ing these young people, and I am
sure the volunteers are learning
many interesting things about life.
On Thursday evening, the resi-
dents, along with their volunteers,
had a session of music listening and
also played swing ball.
Bingo was played on Friday eve-
ning followed by refreshments.
The Sunday evening chapel ser-
vice was conducted by Rev. Colin
Stover of Grand Bend United
church. Irene Kennedy presided at
the organ during the service.
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