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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-09-16, Page 12Pagel 2 Times -Advocate September 16,19g2 ' C (T 1� LVLLJ1\TITY Appreciation dinner for Zurich Fair By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - All volunteers who helped out at the recent Zurich Pau are welcome to attend a socia[ and appreciation barbecue at the home of Clare and Margaret Deichert, RR I Zurich, Wednesday, Septem- ber 23 at 7 p.m. Bring lawn chairs. Marriage encounter Any couples wishing to make a marriage encounter weekend at the Michaelite House in Melrose, On- tario are to phone Ray and Janice Hartman at 236-3483 for more in- formation. The next one will ' be held from October 16-18. Brownies The Zurich Brownies held _their registration at St. Boniface School Tuesday. If anyone missed this the can phone Deb Overholt at 236- 4700 as soon as possible. The first meeting will be Tuesday, Septem- ber 29 from 6:45-8 p.ni. Beavers, cubs, scouts Any boys wishing to jots bea- vers, cubs or scouts are to sign up on registration night, Wednesday. September 16 at St. Boniface School from 7-8 p.m. 1f missed phone the following: Beavers - Theresa Verhoog at 236-7200; Cubs - Joe Keller at 236-7418; Scouts - Hub Thiel at 236-4557. Saintsbury by H. Davis SAINTSBURY - Parish service was held Sunday at St. Paul's, Kirk - ton with the Rt. Rev. Robert C. 7 ownsend. Bishop of Georgian Bay acung as Preacher and Cele- brant tor the Holy Eucharist and Confirmation service. A time • of fellowship followed in the church hall There will be no service at St. Patrick's Sunday. September 20. St. Thomas, Granton will celebrate their Harvest Thanksgiving service at 11:00 a.m. St. Patrick's Harvest service to be September 27 at 11:00 am. The St. Patrick's ACW held their September meeting at the home of Nadene Bedell on Tuesday evening with 1I members present. Viola Atkinson and Margaret Carroll were programme leaders. Members Prayer and General Thanksgiving in unison and Prayers tor sick and the Sunday School were led by Betty Johnson and Viola Atkinson. Margaret Car- roll read the scripture reading 2nd Corinttuans Chapter 6:9-15 lol- lowed by the meditation. Hazel Davis gave reports on gar- age and bake sales with proceeds to our Diocesan Apportionment Rose Cunningham thanked the hostess -and..lhe _ntateeung was closed with prayer by Viola Atkinson. Congratulauons to Harry and Ei- leen Carroll on their 60th wedding anniversary. An open house Is to be held at the Exeter Villa on Sun- day, September 20th from 1 to 4 p.m. Everyone welcome Hazel Davis and Bob and Heath- .. er.MacGillivray-.Were.gtteSIa atVie wedding Saturday of Lamle(' McDonald and Michael McCor- mick at Holy Trinity Church Lucan and recepuon following at The Oakwood, Grand Bend. Mary Davis was Sunday dinner guest with Jeff Young and famtly. Hugh Davis is recuperaung at home following surgery at Si Jo- sephs on Friday. Get well soon Hughic. Intended for last week: Mary Da vis and her family were guests last Saturday at the wedding of Mary- lou Tindall and Micheal Rumleski at Centralia United Church and re- ception at the Exeter Legion. Mary- lou is a granddaughter of Mary. Wecan doit! The Terry Fox Run for Cuoer Research Sunday Sept. 20, 1992 The scouts are also looking for an unwanted used canoe to use on their camping trips. 4-H For anyone interested in joining the next 4-H group it will begin Monday, September 28 at 7 p.m. for the ages of 10-21 years as of January 1, 1992. Phone Sylvia Neeb at 236-4042 or Margaret deichert at 236-4130 to register. The theme of this project is Milk Makes It Better. Voice of Leo The Zurich Lions Club held their first meeting for the fall at the Do- minion Tavern last Wednesday. President Dave Heimrich chaired the meeting with 12 Lions present. The club will begin holding two meetings per month, the first and third Mondays. They will meet again September 21 at 7 p.m. Zurich Bulldogs The Zurich Bulldogs ball team spent the weekend in Niagara Falls taking part in the Ontario Champi- onships. The group won a game and lost two others. Personals Peggy and Dale Routley were blessed with the arrival of their first child, a girl, Kaitland Elizabeth. Deb and Mark Regier welcomed the arrival of their fourth child Cur- tis Mark. Becky and Larry North were blessed with the arrival of their fourth child, -Levi Joseph Wayne. Three babies were baptized at St. Boniface on Sunday by Father Pe- ter Hayes; Amanda Marie Allen, daughter of Steve and Denise Al- len. Graham Terrence Bedard, son of Terry and Linda Bedard, and Melanie Magdalena Martens, daughter of Andrew and Linda Martens. Jeff Webster and Kelly Kirk were married recently. The bride is the daughter of Bob and Betty Kirk of Zurich. Intal Earle and Mary Sheridan were reallatly married. Earle is an employee at the South Huron Vete- rinary Clinic in Zurich. Earl and Doreen Oesch enjoyed spending a week in Lancaster, PennsylrMia at Black Rock Retreat with several, friends fmnt Sunny Breeze Resort in Florida. Jim Simpson of Zurich was the lucky winner of 52,096 in the bingo bonanza. Birthday wishes to Butch ((3eorge) Sweeney, Evelyn Regier, and Larry Denomme. Clarence and Beattie Geoffrey are celebrating their 52nd wedding; anniversary. Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Beattie who is a patient in Victoria Hospital. Avilla and Blanche Durcharme will be celebrating their 49th wed- ding anniversary September 18. Greg and Deb Thiel and family spent the holiday weekend with his mother, Reta Thiel. • Pat and Barb O'Connor spent last week visiting her mother Geraldin, 'Kane. Jerome and Helene Ducharmc re- turned home Sunday after a nine day visit with their children in Sherwood Park, Alberta. They didn't have time for much sight- seeing, but they did visit with daughter Tracy and husband Wayne Lockhart and were ac- quainted with their new twin grand- children, Justin and Jenna. Victor and Irene Hartman spent the weekend in Leamington at a Gerard family reunion. While there they stayed with her sister, Leah LaPorte. Two Ankh valantwar fInvffghters were presented with 20 -year service medals Monday eve- ning, along with certificates of recognition from the Governor-General. Making the presentation were Blalse Ducharme (left, Hay Township), Gerald Shantz (Hay), to Bob Memer and to chief Ai Brokenshlre. Also helping with the presentation were Keith Semple (Zurich councillor and fire - board chairman) and Jack Dunn (Stanley Township). The group are standing in front of the fire department's new emergency vehicle, which was also officially presented to the department Monday. The 1979 truck was bought for about $12,000 and was needed to help transport equipment to fires and other emergencies. Zurich WI discuss education ZURICH - On Monday Septem- ber 7 the Zurich WI held their reg- ular monthly meeting at the Hay Twp. hall, with nine members and one visitor present. The topic Education proved in- teresting and created a good dis- cussion among the members. The business meeting showed the Bean festival booth was very successful this year. At the Zurich Fall Fair the WI received a prize for its display (honey being the theme). The Huron County Rally will be held in Brussels on October 5. The London and District Convention will be held in Ailsa Craig on Oc- toher 14. Each Institute represent- ed there is asked to bring an article suitable for a craft display. Margaret Hess, Kay Hay, Mattie Smith were members who cele- brated birthdays since the last meeting. 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