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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-02-10, Page 9Zurich skaters rapture two gold medals in Port Stanley ZURICH - Members of the Zurich Figure Skating Club have reason to be proud as they did very well at the recent H.O.M.E. competition in Port Stanley. Nine- teen figure skating clubs from Huron, Oxford, Middles- ex and Elgin counties participated with 513 skaters reg- istered in recreational and competitive categories. First place winners were Shelley Miller in pre - juvenile "A" and Crystal Russell in preliminary "A". Silver medal .winners were Elyshia Denomme, juvenile "A"; Sarah -Rae Lovie, provincial preliminary freesk- ate; Julie Semple, juvenile "A"; and Krista Schilbe, pro- vincial junior silver ladies figures and overall. Bronze finishes went to Marcia -Lee Denomme, eanfigureskate "A"; Sarah -Rae Lovie, provincial preliminary ladies overall; and Krista Schilbe, provincial junior silver la- dies freeskate. Megan Gingerich captured a seventh place finish in canfigureskate "A"; Jeffrey Miller placed seventh for canfigureskate "B"; Melissa Timmerman placed fifth in pre -juvenile "A"; Jessica Verhoog finished eighth in canfigureskate "B"; and Sarah -Rae Lovie finished fifth in the provincial preliminary ladies figures. Legion news By Dave Frayne EXETER - The R.E. Pooley Branch has been very active during the past two weeks, there was a sports night on January 30 with 68 members and guests taking part. Also a team was entered in the Grand Bend Winter CarniVal sno- pitch. Upcoming will be snow -golf at Oakwood. The Exeter Legion, at the last meeting approved several ons to local organizations to- g over $3,000. -The groups were Town and Country, Home- makers, Adult Day Centre, Exeter `Area Fire Dept., Huron County Safe Homes, South Huron District High School and South Huron Um- pires Association. Also at the general meeting, sev- eral new associate members were initiated into the Legion. Many of these were former fraternal mem- bers who have taken advantage of the grandparent clause, which came into effect October, 1992. Provin- cial service officer, Mel Harper will be at the Branch on Wednes- day, February 10. Contact John Gunness for an appointment. Upcoming events that should be marked on members' calendars are: Wed. March 3 - a minor hockey Legion appreciation night, free ad- mission to Legion and L.A. mem- bers, Sunday, March 13 is the Zone Convention at the RipleyLe- gion and Saturday, March 20 is Plant Day; during the meat draws plants will be given away. Recent meat draw winners are: January 2 - Cliff McDonald, Dave Bowie, Oliver Jaques, Jo -Anne Moyer, Shirley Smith and Bill Far- quhur. January 9 - Jim Foster, Bob Cutting, Rose Bell, Bert Brown, Gord Smith and Jerry Broderick. January 16 - Fran Ritchie, Jo -Anne Moyer, Scou Burton, Donna Sheri- dan, Sharlene Sheridan and Mar- lene Veri. January 23 - Judy Wells, Wayne Parkinson, Jerry Lawson, Chub Edwards, John Ganness and Hal Walsh. January 30 - Bill Parsons, Gord Smith, Jack Glover, Bill Parsons, Lloyd Wells and Frank DuBarry. ztsrv'y bnra 4f • ••V• r >•:▪ . ▪ f : 4 4:10034'944(A• :>: ...;:2`�: ..•.::: fit:.. .{JfF :f: fYisf fwF.. . The Hensall and area Cotninimity`' r ty<, a; , Valentine's. Day activities. they meet at the Heusall United Church Y{ third Thursday of every month. February 18, a Healthy Living Series conducted by Cathy Ryan ot Public Health will begin at 9:O() ani. Everyone;welcorne! This will be followed by a special lunch. The speaker's corner will feature Sharon Robinson from the Canadian National Institute of t}if Blind (London). Don't forget your dancing shoesfor the Iine dance~ 'Hit day wilt finish with games. if you are not a regular partici t please contact Margaret Cole 262-23ti4 by the Monday befara at wort' to reserve. Cost, of our Adult Drop In 45 X4.00 per person including activities and: lunch and $1.00 per person for just activities. Come out and participatein a day of fun -filled activities. !j BREWMA STERq4ukoti Centralia, Ont. "Brew on Premises ONLY" Mel & Glenda Lather Perry & Nina Knee 2284155 BY APPOINTMENTS ONLY • OURS: a 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (Monday to Saturday) a'I The Zurich F gure Skating Club captured two gold medals, five silver and three bronze at the H.O.M.E. Competition. Showing off their medals are (back, left): Megan Gingerich, Marcia -Lee Denomme, Krista Schllbe, Crystal Russell, Jeffrey Miller, Sarah -Rae Lovie; (front, left): Jessica Verhoog, Etyshia Denomme, Julie Semple and Shelley Miller. Absent: Melissa Timmermans. The skaters will be competing in Glencoe this weekend. BE A CHALLI \GE X93 E\WWYER. HIRE A SrLuE1N'r. Under the Government of Canada's summer employment program for students, organizations of all kinds are eligible to apply for funding assistance that supports the creation,of summer jobs. Apply now thmugh your local , Canada Employment Centre - listed under Employment and Immigration Canada in the blue pages of your telephone book. Become a Challenge '93 employer. It's good for students, employers and the future of Canada. A '93 . APPLICATION'S MUST BE POS MARKED NO CATER THAN MARCH 12,1993 / .' Note. The deadline may vary, flame ratio your local Canada ' mployiilent Celtic icor bather detail r` 1011 Ow nvn. 4 d Crura Oou�rnan»M du Cuda M.wt« a 81ata to► vane furl . dF.t.t M .l«rwn Cana& Times -Advocate, Fitsuary 10, 1993 Pape 9 Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello February is Heart Month. Heart disease and stroke is the number one cause of death In Canada. However, through research and education, the overall death rate has dropped by 36% since 1955. 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