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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-03-25, Page 12Times-Advocatu, March 25, 1992 The 1st Exeter Cub Pack was busy Monday evening practic- ing their knots at the Exeter Lions Youth Centre. Leader Tom • Seip (right) helps first year cub Joshua Long tie a bowline. Golden Glimpses ZURICH - We are a couple of weeks behind in our news letter due to vacation time for the staff. The regular monthly Auxiliary meeting and program for the resi- dents was held on the usual date. Musical numbers were provided by Lloyd Ouerbein and Art and Elean- or Horst_ Idella Gabel favoured with several piano selections. Hel- en Ouerbein, Mary Ducharme and Gertie Fleischauer all read poems. The residents welcomed the Christian Reformed choir last Tues- day evening when they presented their messages in song. March 17 was "Green Day" when everyone came dressed for the oc- casion. Calvin Fahrner presented a video of a musical group "The Husslers". On Wednesday after- noon, a Si Patrick's Tea was held for the residents and their guests. Please note that on Friday, April 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Geri Fash- ions will be displaying their com- fort and regular clothing. All are welcome to come and browse or purchase, if so desired. The sympathy of residents and staff is extended to the families of the late Frederick Smart, Edwin Gascho and Ethel Regier. Ministers who have been in charge of the Chapel Services dur- mg the past two weeks were: Rev. Doug Wright, Rev. Stephen Alles and Fr. Peter Hayes. We welcome Ethel Atkinson, a former Exeter resident. Bingo is still an important part of the residents' Friday evening enter- tainment. Centralia by Mary Kooy CENTRALIA - Don't forget the potluck dinner at the United Church on Friday, March' 27 at 6:30 p.tn. followed by an evening of games. The Stonetown Singers of St. Marys will be at the church on April 3. Tickets are $3.50 for adults and children free. The mes- sengers go to Zurich for a bowling party April 12. Bus leaves the church at 11:20 to 3 p.m. Word was received on Saturday of the death of Ken Greb, a long time resident of the village. He passed away at South Huron Hospi- tal, Exeter after a lengthy illness. Sympathy goes to his wife Mildred, son Wayne and Sonia and family. Sunday evening dinner guests with Mary Kooy were Helen Mac- Donald, Joyce and Peter Sovereign and Howard Dolan. At the euchre at the community centre on March 16 prize winners were Labelle Harness, Bob Blair, Doris Hamilton, Torn Emery, Kay Armstrong, Bill Ganley. Next eu- chre will be held March 30 at 8 p.m. JOIN OUR CREDIT UNION and invest in your future! • Investment Rates are higher • Chequing Costs are lower. personal cheques .35¢ Business cheques .450 no other charges £ Daily Interest accounts pay monthly on the whole amount not on a tiered amount Funds you invest are lent out to assist members in the community and not sent to a Head office. • Each.members combined deposits are insured to $60,000 plus each individual RRSP, RRIF and OHOSP are insured to S60,000. • Automatic teller machine can be accessed across Canada, U. S. and Europe 24 hours a day. • Safety Deposit Boxes - $15.00 yearly. rte CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION 48 Ontario Street 374 Main Street South CLINTON 482-3467 EXETER 235-0640 OPEN: MON to THURS. 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. FRI. 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. SERVING THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1952 w program strong at Si. Z1 twasey - The ltrogrant at St. Sesif* e • is well wider way 'and now in its berth week of the aeries. The dime for the week of March 22nd is Decision, whit prayer maps meeting at various homes in the pariah. There are two weeks re- making in the program prior to the Baster preparation. Brownies A bus toad of Brownies from Zu- rich and Hensall took a trip to the Children's Museum in London 'icy. Children were excited to view a live python as well as a porcupine puffer and an iguana. Work-A-Thon Ladies of the Lutheran Church, held their annual work-a-thon last Tuesday and were kept busy quilt- ing and tying quilts which will be used by the less fortunate. A potluck supper was held and on Sunday a branch was held as a fund raiser in the fellowship hall felrowi ag ehen+itngeervice. tloepel Cencert The Gospel Music Concert will 'be held at the Cannel Presbyterian Church in Hamill on March 29 at 7 p.m. featuring the group, Deci- sion. The leader of the group is 'Wayne Ropp from Tavistock who has a number of relatives in the area. Bean Sprouts The Bean Sprouts nursery school are presently taking orders from the Regal Book until the end of March. Anyone interested in ordering siio1d contact Car+o1yn 1Ntithonia at 236-4388. Zurich Buckeyes The Buckeyes hockey team trav- elled to Chicago over the weekend to compete in a tournament and emerged champions. Skating Over 100 children _tuned out to take advantage of the free skating and hot chocolate at the arena last Wednesday compliments of the OD - timist Club. Rose Sunday On Sunday, March 29 the Knights of Columbus will be hav- ing Rose Sunday at all Catholic Churches. The money raised from this will support the Right to Life fight against abortion. Bus Trip A bus trip is being offered to Dol- Iywood, Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge from July 7-11. Anyone in- terested should call for reservations at 236-4052. 'Personals An open house will be held at the Blue Water Rest Home on Sunday, March 29 to help John Soldan cele- brate his 90th birthday. Everyone is welcome to the event which will he held from 2-4 p.m. Congratulations to Cern and Ka- thy Steckle on the arrival of Shawn Daniel. Coby and Arnold VandenBoo- men are thrilled with the arrival of Boniface a grandson, Matthew, born to Tony and Sally VandenBoomen. Wishes Por a speedy recovery are extended to Russell Oesch, a pa- tiientin$St.pesephts 'Hospital and to Cathy Steolcle who is now at home. May we ofIbr our sincere sympa- thy to tie families of the late Frieda McAdams and Rd Oascho of the Rest Home who passed away March 17, as well as the family of Ethel Regier who passed away March 21 and the family of the Sharon Fink who passed away March 27. Alyssa Joy Becker, daughter of Joe and Nancy was baptized at St. Boniface on Sunday by Father Brian Klooster of Strathroy. Glenn 'and Marg Neeb along with their daughter and son-in-law Doug and Patti Webber and Brianne have returned from a vacation in Florida where they visited friends Lionel and Rebecca Wilder. NO G.S.T. 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