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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-01-29, Page 22/7► • • • I'agti 2'.' I lords-Acivocatu, January 29, 199''2 Getting fingerprinted at the Huron County Child Find program In Zurich on Saturday was Mark Soudant, right, who was shown how its done by volunteers Cathy Pfaff, left; and Kim Pinder, Queensway Nursing Home HENSALL - Our Canadian win- ters have a way of showing us the stamina we really have. A few staff memizers worked double shifts when kTossea roads prevented re- placements from arriving. It is grat- ifying to see how everyone pulls to- gether to keep things running smoothly for the residents. Regular morning fun and fitness sessions continue to keep us as sup- ple as possible until we can enjoy walks outdoors again. Everyone also enjoys the mental aerobics fol- lowing exercises. Rev. Sheila Macgregor led our worship service on Tuesday. The residents are sorry to . have to say goodbye to Rev. Macgregor as she is moving from the area. Everyone would like to extend their best wishes. Gail and Larry Mason, along with their Fellowship Singers brought a beautiful' Gospel Music Program to the residents Thursday evening. Their music and visiting is always appreciated. "The Bear" was the featured mo- vie for Thursday and well attended by residents. The rest home has been benefit- ing from euchre games with volun- teers recently. Anyone who would like to play euchre is welcome to visit the Rest Home sunroom any Thursday or Friday a'f'ternoon. There are always willing partners. Coming events: January 30 at 7 p.m. is the monthly birthday party with entertainment by Marie' Flynn and the Huron Strings. February 4 at 7 p.m. the Christian Reformed Singers, and February 8 at 2 p.m. a program with Coby and Irvin Am - moral and family. news Legion By Dave Frayne EXETER - Our -recent Sport Night on January 18 saw 54 people Nam out and brave the weather for the activities. Winners were: Darts - Maria Wall, Chris Wurm, Betty Bower- man, Mike Gans, Marg Foster, Pool - Jamie Gaul and Doug Ma- llon. Hal Walsh and Jim Menyloes, Ddn Heywood; Cribbage - Marion Frayne, Doris Wragg, Shirley Snell, Jim Foster, Euchre - Stan Frayne, Joan Hey- wood, lee Webber, I*b Cushman, , Jack Brinmell, Karen Gaul. Lucan \seniors hold social LUCAN - The rrtaidems of the Lu - can Lions Parkview Place Geld their aaruethly social on January 13. Chris Hall was waverer with Ruby Morley endive gob assailing. Dianne Blake aid-Audrey&d- off front Cim Ino played for a.aing song for the swims 'arid uesi.d them with horse dusts.. The prop finished the swain with bingo saws sad away per. . were s Jaisory Illay{ �taaJe Skyward Marina Coeanise. Sarah Stoll (!eft) gets some assistance from Brownie helper Jennifer Randall as she works on a get well card. The project at the Hensel! Legion Mende)/ evening was an activity de- signed to help the girls work towards their Golden Hand Badge. • • • • • • Bowl for millions and charity bingo to be held in Zurich zuRXCarmel Sweeney - A celebrity bowiathon to wise tummy for South Huron Big BredterdBig Sisters Associa- tion will price again tate place at the leen and Country Bowling Lanes in Zurich on Sunday, Febru- ary 9 Brom 1-5 p.m. f you would like to sponsor a -bowler Plisse phone the -lanes at 236-4923, and everyone is wel- come to conte out and support. Brother Bob's bingo The annual Brother Bob's Bingo and find raising event will be held at the. Zurich Community Centre on Sunday February 9, from 2-4 p.m. The (vent is sponsored by the t:nlftice§hZ'�VL . arid ad- mission is one dollar per person at the door. Brother Bob Mittleholtz is work- ' ing with the poor and sick people in India. Ladies auxiliary A `"tea " -evening _-utas -tleen planned for Tuesday, February 4 at 7 p.m. as it was 25 years ago that the first auxiliary meeting was held on February 8, 1967 with 26 ladies installed in the chapel by adminis- trator Lance Reed .with the help of. Meda Surerus, (now O'Brien). Five ladies from that night are still active members in the auxil- iary and special recognition will be given for their 25 years of service. Also, ladies who were installed that fust evening will be guests at the meeting. Meeting rescheduled The meeting that was to be held yin Clinton at the town hall hosted by Huron County MPP Paul Klopp has been rescheduled for Friday, 'January 31, from 2-4 p.m. Valentine's dance, The Optimist club is planning to hold a Valentine's youth dance at the Zurich arena on Friday, Febru- ary 14 from 7-10 p.m. for youths between the ages of 11-15. Admis- sion is 53 at the door with Hook's Party Sound supplying the enter- tainment. Brownies Last Tuesday the Brownies had some special guests at their meet- ing in the SL Boniface school gym. In attendance were ambulance at- tendants as well as police officers, nurses and firemen who spoke to the girls on safety. Kidcheck • The Kidcheck program held at the Zurich arena on Saturday was successful as over 159 kids turned out to have fingerprints taken and have important information record- ed in case a child goes missing. The project was sponsored by the Zurich Optimists and Child Find of Huron County. Agricultural society The annual meeting of the Zurich Agricultural Society was held at the. Hay Township hall Thursday. President Paul Klopp chaired the meeting along with treasurer Mar - REACH THE WORLD BY The Times Advocate asked "Why Not?" and here It is - a Fax ne is in our office enabling you to contact any other Fax machine in the world... instantly. 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Zurich skaters Members of the Zurich and Area Figure Skating Club are preparing for the annual HOME competition that will be held in Ingersoll on February 15-16, as well as their own carnival. Personals Congratulations to Henry and Annie Becker who recently cele- brated their 67th wedding anniver- y. - Congratulations to Cliff and Lau- ra Pepper on their 50th wedding an- niversary. An open house was held in their hOnbr at St. Peter's Luther- an Church fellowship hall with , many friends and relatives attcn ing. Two .babies were baptized at St. Boniface °lurch on Sunday by Ra- ther Peter Hayes. Baptized were Taylor Patrick Hay, son of Bob and Vicky, as well as Laura Annette Oelirtas, daughter of Martin and Clheryl. ,Birthday greetings are extended to Howard Finkbeiner, Stacey Ma- thonia and Robbie Mathonia. Sympathy -is offered to the -family of Lavine Miller of the Rest Home who passed away last Monday. Francis and Cindy Denomme have returned from a holiday in las Vegas. 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