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Times Advocate, 1991-10-23, Page 11C OMM UWTTY Times -Advocate, October 23, 1991 Page 11 New beavers In Grand Bend this fall are, front, left; Jeffrey Bayes, Brandon Baird, Nathan Brown, John Love (Hawkeye), Josh Belliveau, Devin Scott. Back, left; Joel Fraser, Adam Ivey, Korey Broadley, Mitchell Neuwland, Jesse Kadlecik, Tom Love, Taylor Britton. Family bowling party planned by Zurich Optimist club By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - The Zurich ,Optimists are sponsoring a family bowling party on Saturday, November 2 from 1-5 p.m. at the Town and Country Lanes in Zurich. It will include three free fames of bowling plus shoes. For more information, contact Tony Bedard at 236-4923 or Chris at 236-7144. Optimist dance The youth Optimist Club will hold a Hallowe'en dance at the Zu- rich Arena this Friday night from 7-10 p.m. The dance will be held for the ages 11-15 years. Fall bazaar Come out and help the residents of the Blue Water Rest Home to celebrate the 25th anniversary with the ladies auxiliary at their fall ba- zaar and tea. The event is set for Saturday, November 9 from 2-4 p.m. Right to life Anyone interested in going to the annual dinner meeting for the Strat- ford and District Right to Life is asked to call Joan Regier at 236- 4289. It will be held Thursday, November 14 at the Knights of Co- lumbus Hall in Stratford beginning at 7 p.m. Guest speaker will be Joe Scheidler from the U.S. League for Life. Mother's time The Mother's Time support group will be meeting today at St. Peter's Lutheran Church at 9:15 a.m. A series on parenting skills will be presented. For more infor- mation phone Mary -Ann Alles at 236-4337. Marriage encounter A marriage encounter weekend was held at the Michelite House in London with members from St. Boniface Parish auending. One pair of the team leaders were Ray and Janice Hartman. Library trip Grade two students at St. Boni- face and some from Zurich Public School enjoyed going to the library Thursday afternoon to be enter- tained by a fun musical program and magic tricks by Richard Knechtel, better known as "Dicky Bird". Ducharme orchard Kindergarten children of St. Bon- iface enjoyed a visit to Ducharme's apple orchard Thursday at RR2 Zu- rich. The grade one and two class travelled to the Huron County Mu- seum in Goderich. Today, grade three students will take part in a special pumpkin science program. Hockey school Hockey school was held every evening this week for kids to get some extra practice for the upcom- ing season. The Zurich Figure Skating Club also began another season with lessons going until March. This year's skating club ex- ecutive are: president Sheila Miller, 237-3424, and secretary Maureen Denomme, 236-7704. Golden agers A potluck supper preceded the meeting of the Zurich Golden Ag- ers with 32 attending. Guest speak- er was Bob Stirling who gave an in- formative report of the USCO convention in Kingston in August. The October meeting began with opening exercises with Marie Geli- nas presiding. The card convener reported one birthday card, two get well cards and a sympathy card be- ing sent. A sing song was enjoyed with Gerrie Fleischauer and Phyllis Diechert on the piano accompanied by Mozart (Minas on the guitar. The next meeting will be Novem- ber2at2p.m. Senior diners Dinner was enjoyed by the group on Wednesday at the community centre with Tammy Antaya wel- coming the guests. Annie Fink- beiner read a poem while Julia Gei- ger and Becky Kirk treated the seniors to piano instrumentals. Gertie Fleischauer gave a brief syn- opsis of her trip to the International Special Olympic Games in Minne- apolis. Voice of leo The Lions club held their meeting on Monday at the Dominion Tav- ern. It began at 7 p.m. with a din- ner and special guests included PFD Lion Bruce Murray and PDG Lion Dr. Jim Loucks from the Si Marys Lions Club. Personals Venda Baechler and Ina Neeb en- joyed a bus trip to Lake Placid, New York. Jim and Joy Hogg returned home from a trip to Winnipeg and points west, a 40th anniversary gift frorn their children and grandchildren. They visited Joy's mother Jean Tyre and returned to Minaki Lodge north of Ketter a Where " they had spent their honeymoon. Best wishes for a speedy recov- ery to Marilyn Fenwick who broke her foot. Best wishes for a speedy recov- ery to Adeline Denomme who has returned home from hospital and congratulations on the occasion of her and Tony's 50th wedding anni- versary. Louis and Josephine Denomme are celebrating their 45 anniversary and Ruby Neeb will turn 83 this week. Arlene Seyler and AnMberly Kenda are also celebrating birth- days. Jennifer Lynn Regier, daughter of George and Joanne, was baptized Sunday by Father Hayes at St. Bon- iface. Alphonse and Betty Grenier of Hensall recently went to Camp Borden to visit their nephew Gor- don Baker and family. They then travelled to Trent to visit niece Shirley and Bill Dymond and a sis- ter-in-law in Kingston. Paul and Heather Klopp and oth- ers spent the weekend with her sis- ter and husband Came and Dan Ey- bergen in Kitchener enjoying Octoberfest activities. Diane Klopp and friend Randal of Barrie spent the weekend with her parents Herb and Donna Klopp. Clocks Don't forget that clocks go back one hour Saturday, October 26. :n4 "-+�ll1Qo f � ' TOWNSHIP OF HAY leo NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL ELECTORS "MEET THE CANDIDATES' NIGHT An opportunity to meet the five candidates for the office of Councillor. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1991 8:00 RM. at the HAY TOWNSHIP HALL VICTORIA STREET, ZURICH Janisse Zimmerman Clerk, Township of Hay TOWNSHIP OF HAY MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS 1991 Municipal elections will be held in the Township of Hay for the following offices: COUNCILLOR - three (3) to be elected SEPARATE SCHOOL TRUSTEE - one (1) to be elected ADVANCE POLLS will be held on Saturday, November 2, 1991 and Wednesday, November 6, 1991 between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. at the following locations: St. Joseph Country Store - corner of Highways 84 & 21 Hay Township Office - 14 Mill St., Zurich Former Becker Farm Equipment building - Main St., Dashwood Former Oaiser-Kneale office - Main St., Hensall REGULAR POLLING DAY is Tuesday, November 12, 1991 between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. at the following locations: POLLING SUBDIVISION 1 to 6 7 8 and 9 POLLING PLACE Zurich Community Centre Blue Water Rest Home Zurich Community Centre LOCATION Main St., Zurich Highway 84 Main St., Zurich TAKE NOTICE that the deadline for making application to the Clerk for a certificate to vote by proxy is 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 12, 1991. Janine Zimmerman Clerk and Returning Officer Township of Hay Kippen East Women's Institute By Margaret R. Hoggart6 KIPPEN - President Grace Drum- mond opened the October meeting with a time of remembrance, as one of our life members, Charlotte McDowell, had recently passed away. Rena Caldwell read the motto that Charlotte McDowell had writ- ten for our September meeting "Be- lieve, if it is to be it is up to me". It seemed to be very fitting, just the way McDowell had lived her life: always pleasant and kind, ready to help anybody whenever she could. Charlotte will be missed as a mem- ber of our Institute. Roll call was to bring a snapshot of your farm and Hilda Payne our curator will insert them in Kippen East's curator's book. Ruby Triebner and Hilda Payne each had to pay 250 fine for failing to wear their pin. Fem Dougall was introduced as our guest speaker. She brought us up to date on the findings on the history of Usbome Township. Dou- gall, along wit a committee, have been compiling a book to be print- ed to celebrate 150 years of Us - borne Township. For three years meetings have been held to gather information and sort _through, old books and files. Dougall reminded us that 1921 was the first year in which women could vote in a feder- al election. Payne thanked Dougall and pre- sented her with a gift of apprecia- tion. Ruby Triebner who had the smile for the month read to us "This Old World". There was a beautiful covered tu- reen of Blue Willow pattern china on the table; Sadie Hoy had written a poem explaining the story behind it all. Apparently when the china was fust made only one person was Gideons host Centralia service CENTRALIA - At the United Church on Sunday the Gideons- took the service with special speak- er David Woodward giving the message Rev. Jeannie Udall was at Arnprior as guest speaker at the an- niversary service. Next Sunday is Centralia church anniversary at 11:30 a.m. with a time of fellow- ship following the service. Every- one is welcome. At the euchre at the Community Centre on Monday evening prize winners were: High score, Iva Blair, Murray Carter. Lone hands, Helen Macdonald, Earl Morgan, low score, Edith Eaton, George Cunningham. Next euchre Monday October 28 at 8 p.m. Sunday evening Thanksgiving dinner guests with Clayton. Alice and Clyde Kooy were Bonnie Kooy, London Barb Smith and Mary Kooy of Centralia on the bridge, namely the young maiden, then at a later date she was joined by her lover. Another time the china appeared on the market, three people were on the bridge, the maiden, her young man and her fa- ther. So check your old Blue Wil- low pattern china. You may have an antique in your possession. Thea Wisch gave courtesy re- marks. Helen MacLean conducted a very interesting contest with 37 articles placed inside a small pumpkin. Phyliss Parsons and Fern Dougall each guessed 14 of them. There was only one prize to be had, so Phyliss guessed the lucky number to win the prize. This brought to a close a very in- teresting meeting. Thought for the day: Remember to speak kind words and you will be sure to hear kind echoes. ON NOV. 12 VOTE CAM IVEY FOR GRAND BEND COUNCIL VOTE FOR BERT BRANDERHORST Being a Councillor for 6 years in the Township of Tuckersmith from 1971- 1976, I believe I can be of service to the rate- payers of Exeter. I am looking for your support in the next election. In your service Bert Branderhorst Authorized by the CFO of Bert Branderhorst November 12 For Stephen wnship Deputy Reeve Vote William (Bill) Weber • six years council experience• • lifetime resident • • married with three children. • dairy and cash -crop farmer • • Dashwood United Church elder • Worktng for the betterment of all Stephen Township 'Your Support Would Be Appreciated" Authorized by the C.F.O. STEPHEN TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS will be held in the Township of Stephen for the following offices: REEVE - one to be elected DEPUTY -REEVE - one to be elected COUNCILLORS - three to be elected TRUSTEE - HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION - one to be elected ADVANCE POLIS will be held on Saturday, November 2nd and Wednesday November 61h, 1991 between 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. at the Stephen Township Municipal Office, 38 Victoria Si. E., Crediton REGULAR POLLING DAY will be held on Tuesday, November 12th, between 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. at the following places: POLL NO. 1 2 3 4 5 6 PLACE LOCATION McCurdy Public School Huron Park Crediton Parks Board Room Crediton Dashwood Community Centre Dashwood Stephen Central School Lot 11, Conc. 10 Stephen Central School Lot 11, Conc. 10 Grand Cove Estates Grand Cove Estates Hwy. Recreation Centre No. 21 7 McCurdy Public School Huron Park PROXY APPLICATIONS for a certificate to vote by proxy will be certified at the clerks office until 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, November 12th, 1991. THE TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN 1991 MUNICI- PAL ELECTION POLLING SUBDIVISIONS NOW Trl L IP - r.. R. Brown Returning officer