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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-04-28, Page 11'The Written Optimists held a spelling bee recently. Students from Usbome Central School, South Perth, and Holy Name participated in the competition. In front, from left, are Ryan Mulli- gan (2nd place boys), Arik O'Connell, Brent Kittmer, and Scott Skinner. Second row, from left, are Amy Hodgert, Katy Santandrea (2nd place girls), Andrew Weston (3rd boys), Nicki Laprade (3rd girls), and Lori Henderson. Behind, from left are chairman Cliff Thomson, Dave Grant (1st boys), Kelly Stephens (1st girls) and Carolyn Riley. Lies Parkview Place news LUCAN - A social evening was lseldat•Parkview place on April 12. Hostess was Shirley Mason, with Jo Club and Chris Hall. The seniors have decided to have a Yard Sale on June 19 so everyone was asked to save their treasures as they did their housecleaning. The plan is to combine this with a bake and craft table. Also in the works is a strawberry social in June. Entertainment for the evening was the music of Murray Christie fr and Mary F. Dow. Murray's wife Margaret was with them and all en- joyed meeting her and listening to the songs of yesteryear. After the music ended, everyone made a paper hat with paper plates and ribbon provided by Jo Clubb. The "best hat" was given to Ruby Morley for her portrayal of Minnie Pearl; door prize won by Lil Dobbs. The evening closed withcoffee and birthday cake. 'USIM MICif TImes-Advocate, April 28,1993 Page 11 eisitailisHs at Ube Water ZURICH - Tuesday evening Im- maculate Heart of Mary Church, Grand Bend, visited Blue Water Rest Home to entertain and cele- brate with the residents the April birthdays. Those celebrating their birthday this month were Verlyn Fisher, Kurt Gebel, Anna Heck- man, Harvey Keys. Susan Leslie, tMary Romaniszyn, Robert Stark, Joseph VanDongen and Annie Wil- lem. Tillie VanLeuwen organized the birthday cake and ice Cream lunch and Margaret Breuer and Jo - sic Britton brought their Brownies and Guides from Grand Bend to en- tertain the residents. A thank you to all the ladies from the church for visiting the home. Tuesday afternoon Glen Thiel took Madeline Harburn, Noel La- Porte, Joseph Kenda, Sr. Margaret Mowiseslt -+ ober Stark, Matilda r Ellie) .Sissow and Alma Prance ion a bu33tip to view the burnt re- mains orHeywood Country Restau- 'rant on highway 4 near Centralia, Morrison Dam,"the Rasenberg resi- dence, new homes on Huron Street in Exeter, Brussels and Kippen. At Wednesday afternoon tea Mo- zart Gelinas, Leona McBride and Gladys Van Egmond kept the resi- dents' toes tappingto some pretty -nice melodies, so nice that even NelsonHowe, one The of residents, pulled out his fiddleattd joined the group. Rev. Doug Wright, Hensall Unit- ed Church conducted Thursday af- ternoon Chapel Services. Fr. Peter Hayes, St. Boniface Church, Zurich celebrated Mass. Thursday was "Earth Day" and in honour of Arbor Week, April 30 - May 9, the Home has planted some 156 trees. Luckily the Home had been funded for 40 spruce and 96 cedar saplings from the National Community Tree Foundation under Tree Plan Canada and 20 Norway Maples had earlier been ordered from the Ausable-Bayfield Conser- vation Authority. The Home is us- ing the trees as a wind break, to stop erosions and to beautify and provide future shade on the grounds. A thank you to all con- cerned in the planting and organiz- ing for the trees. A very welcome sight! Our condolences to the family of the late Eileen (Frieda) Gemein- hardt -who passed away at South Humn Hospital on Saturday, April 24. Eileen had been a resident at the home the past seven years and formerly a resident of Bayfield. A thank you to John Patrick of RR 2, Zurich for donating his time to bus residents to their appoint- ments and to take wheelchair resi- dents for walks in the warm spring air, at least we hope for warm spring air. The residents look forward to a visit with their Buddies from St. Boniface School on April 27. Just a reminder, the Home Auxil- iary are holding the Spring Bake and Craft Sale on Saturday, May 8, 1993 from 2-3:30 p.m. There will be a silent auction on a quilt, a cake draw and lots of bargains. So come and browse and have a cup of cof- fee. Proceeds go towards the Home for equipment---- 1�,r -11 ili 11 li � t ot,��,, ,,,, ,.I.�2.� Sy�ti--2.N.z.-3.- Haps 'ra . . Halite Grand Opening nay Free coffee and donuts Free gifts with every $20. purchase Bedding plants, Hwy. shrubs , evergreens 4 Landscape Design .„�� i 15, 16 Cty. Rd. 24 L airy 2940055 Exeter til .. YOUR PONTIAC DEALERS PR&NT THE a CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Kime,Mills,Dunlop. Catettet ed Accountants Daniel B. 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