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Bowling scores
&leets
Lucan 23 pts.. Eastown 20 pts.. Rog-
er Bennewies, Murray Bennewies 290-
1254, Bob Smith 307-1155.
Sunday Mixed
Butch Riley 291-713, Lloyd Rimmer
245-670. Gary Melvin 262-649, Bruce
Beemer 232-592, Floyd Riley.227-575,
John Jaques 202-552. Brenda Nichol
207, Rob Varley 205. April Thompson
204, Noreen Hill 203.
Monday Ladies
Evelyn Smith 253-641, Heather
Smith 233-633, Lynn Smith 228-602.
Janet Ankers 222-572. Helen Hardy
219-571, Marg Elson 207-547, Joyce
Sovereign 190-544, Helen Rodgers .
184-536, Annie Vanhooydonk 205-
500, Ann Marie Beaudoin 218, Alice
Hodgins 194. Louise Sutherland 183.
Tuesday YBC
Ashley Smith 229,151, Kelly Wilson
201,201. Aaron Holland 190,176. Jenni
Holland 127.125, Melissa Baker 169,
Kerrie Davis 149, Alexandra Dawson
145, Josh Anderson 137.
Non-smoking
Gerry Swiderski 249-597. Milt Rob-
bins 244-595. Mac MacCormack 206-
555. Pam Krciyzek 211-550. Brenda
Isaac 191-541, Robert Heckman 190-
524. Dan Isaac 180-512, Pat Hodgins
206-503, Theo Sentjens 173. Tanny
Vanderhoek 163. Marie Kronstal 158.
Medway
Arnie Vanderweil 201-567, Clarke
Rollings 203-554, Marilyn Smith 229-
524. Loretta Needham 195-494, Shirley
Bosley 184-489. Ken Weir 187-480.
Grace Rollings 204. Bill Bere 197.
Donna 'effrey 192, Jack Moir 182,
Dave Smith 177. Paula Weir 158, Marg
Carmichael 154.
Senior Citizens
Charlie Grieve 234-620. Milt Rob-
bins 203-542, Cathie Wessman 205-
527, Mac MacCormack 217-502. Theo
Sentjens 175-491, Ted Toondcrs 187-
483, Peter Vandenboomcn 167. Myrtle
Maguire 159, Florence McRobert 158.
Wednesday YBC
Robbie Yeo 170.121. Mark Seliske
111.96. Jeremy McNaughton 105,102,
Patrick Seliske 86,81. Kristi Allen
84.82. Ryan Cousineau 107. Michael
Elliott 98. William Benedetti 79, Cait-
lyn Hill 78. Matthew Elliott 77.
Wednesday Mixed
Steve Allen 286-788. Frank Smeek-
ens 286-668. Don Cunningham 256-
667, Date Fisher 211-590. Gord Fisher
224-580. Terry Morgan 213-573. Karen
Smeekcns 205-572, Torn Dobinson
205-571. Casey Vanhooydonk 193-
550. Al Rollings 245-548, Patricia
Jones 199-547. Kevin Rollings 243-
526. Marty Kelders 2.04. Steve Ack-
worth 199.
Thursday Men
Frank Palen 350-818, Tom Bullock
303-809, Orval Rinn 318-744, Don
Wa:t 296-742, Earl Allison 300-733.
Butch Riley 331-725. Chris Smith 273-
722. Bill McDonald 274-709, Rod Wil-
lcrt 299-702. Doug Lee 258-701, Roger
Bennewies 291-698. Scott Smith 298-
697. Jack Currie 231-687, Paul Smith
Jr.. 264-676, Paul Smith 253-674, Fred
Wells 256-673, John Kohut 241-668.
Carlyle Thomson 261-665, Lloyd Rim-
mer 298-664, Jim Quanze 299-661, Ja-
mie Bond 265-657. John Jansen 221-
657.
Friday Mixed
Pete Smith 276-723. Dan Rogers
298-677, Dave Smith 243-670, Wayne
Smith 264-627, John Carvell 236-626,
Harold Smith 241-616, Ray McRobert
249-579, Dob Liley 197-572, Helen
Rodgers 258-563. Wade Noble 246.
Ben Girling 222, Fran Dow 215, Stu
Dow 213.
Zurich Town &
Country Lanes
Monday Night Ladies
High Five - Nell McCann 548, Alley
Cats - Marlene Bedard 624. Packers -
Sue Eckel 608. Pinpoppers - Carmel
Sweeney 503, Odds 'n' Ends - K.
Campbell 726, Red Devils - Sandra
Dickers 603. N.S. Karen Campbell 289.
11.T. Sandra Dickers 872.
Tuesday Mens League
Ramblers - Bob Fickling 616. Hen-
sall Boomers - T. Lansbergen 666,
Family Affair - Don Jackson 634. Mar-
ket - Leroy Meloche 646. Klondyke -
Jimn Russell 661.
Wednesday Night Ladies
J.K.L.M. - Laurie Stanlake 552. Fan-
t,rstics • Betty Datars 546, Goforit -
Joyce Hillman 559, Mighty Foursome -
FI. Vanderhoek 600. H.S. Joyce Mord-
en 239. H.T. - Hilda Vanderhoek 600,
N.A. Donna Webster 191.
Thursday Night Mixed
Strikes & Misses - T. Rooseboom
710. Bags & Bal' • L. Feeney 550, Pin
Doctors - T. Stanlake 584, Buck &
Does - S. Eckel 492. L.H.S. M. Ben-
gough 256. L.H.T. T. Rooseboom 710,
L.H.A. T. Rooseboom 220, M.H.S. B.
Bengough 327. M.N.T. B. Bengough
759. M.H.A. D. McInnes 193.
Saturday Ladies Intertown
Zurich 16 1/2 pts.. vs. Goderich 10 1/
2 pts. Marlene Bedard 595, Donna
Webster 516. Lynn Smith 516.
Saturday Mens Intertown
Molesworth ID - 22 pts. vs. Zurich
23 pts. Don Kirk 1232; Tony Bedard
1065, Mike Van Damme 1024.
Monday ARC Angels
Rick McCann 104, Rene 99, Don
Tiedeman 88. Debbie Brownlee 41.
Wednesday Morning Ladies
Mona Traquair 226-566, Rosaken
Berends 179.449, Audrey Wilson 213-
490, Betty Sangster 239-618. Marion
Deline 374.
Thursday Grand Cove
Bill Middaugh 560. Dirk Wassing
502, Lyle Solin$er 482, Bob McCall
474, Doreen Reid 471, George Jones
460, L.H.S. Cora Waning 219, M.H.S.
Bill Middaugh 206.
Thursday Golden Asera . 2
Mary Fickling 340. Elaine Wekb
321. Mona Kraft 303, Kay Elder 210.
Mary lacobe 253, Alfred Preto 231,
L.H.S. Mary Pickling 126, LH.D.
Mary Pickling 340, M.A.S. Ivan Reich-
ert 144, M.H.D. Alfred Preisz 251
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CflMM1JI'JITY
Heritage award
Lucan resident Mike Anderson was recently recognized by
the Ontario Heritage Foundation by receiving its Community
Heritage Recognition Program Achievement Award. Each
year 134 people in Ontario receive the award. Anderson
played a key role in establishing the Lucar Museum in April
1995 and also in the Lucan Area Heritage Committee.
"I'm extremely happy that council nominated me for this"
pointed out Anderson, because it supports work of the heri-
tage committee. .
Blue Water Rest Home
residents enjoy activities
ZURICH - The Blue Water Rest Home Auxiliary entertained the resi-
dents of the home on Tuesday evening with Max Ducharme and "The
Townliners". Doreen Desch read "I'm Thankful" and "A Teacher's Con-
tract of 1870". Committee members Theresa Stark, Della Gascho and Ali -
da Rau served assorted tarts with whipped cream and Hallowe'en candy to
the residents and guests. Donna Klopp, Auxiliary president handed out
tickets to the members to sell on the "Pink Patch Quilt" which will be
drawn at the resident/family dinner on Sunday, December 1. The quilt top
was donated by the family of the late Gerie Fleischauer, who was a very
active member of the Auxiliary.
Pastor Phil and Julie Bender, Zurich Mennonite Church conducted
Thursday afternoon chapel service. Fr. Elwyn Morris, St. Peter's Catholic
Church, St. Joseph celebrated Mass. Winne Hutton and Julie; Bender con-
ducted Tuesday afternoon Bible Study.
Friday, the residents enjoyed a shopping spree as JBS Health Care Prod-
ucts, Cheltenham displayed their clothing in the auditorium. Many resi-
dents and community seniors enjoyed a look and purchase of a particular
item for their fall wardrobe. The home is blessed with two clothing com-
panies who visit the home annually. These companies keep the residents
well dressed without leaving the premises and the residents have the bene-
fit of nursing assistance to try on items to make sure they fit the right plac-
es.
Several movies have been enjoyed by the residents; "Secrets of the Ti-
tanic" and the "Lucky Texan" with John Wayne, are just a few.
Beatrice Rader, Marie Gingerich, Roy Gingerich, Philippa Steckle, Clar-
ence Gascho, Clara Hamilton and Bob Carson enjoyed Sunday morning
service at Zurich Mennonite Church with the help of the wheelchair bus
and volunteer driver Dennis Hutton. Rose Merner and Dorothy Bapty at-
tended St. Peter's Lutheran and St. Boniface Church with volunteer assis-
tance.
This corning week, the residents look forward to an afternoon tea and a
lunch trip to Aunt Gussie's Grand Bend.
The Christian Reformed Church. Exeter will visit the home on October
15 to start their fall monthly visits. October 16, Gladys and her "Merry
Makers" will visit the home to provide the residents with Oktoberfest mu-
sic.
The home has invited 22 members of the Clergy, who have conducted
service at the home the past year, to a dinner on Wednesday, October 23 in
honor of "Spiritual and Religious Care Awareness Week." The home is
appreciative of the visits from the clergy who care for the seniors at the
home.
November 10, the family of Beatrice Rader, BWRH Apartment tenant,
are holding an open house from 1-5 p.m. in the auditorium of BWRH to
celebrate their Mother being 80 years young.
One of Philippa Steckle's short poems will describe the farming situa-
tion in southern Ontario and the hustle to prepare for Thanksgiving week-
end. Now since the time so quickly goes.
I'd better settle down to prose;
And wait until another time;
To put my greeting thoughts in rhymes.
Interim report cards are coming on Thursday. October 10. if parents
have any questions or concerns about their child's marks or com-
ments. they can attend a Parents' Night on Thursday, October 17. In-
terview times are from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. and from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Parents of graduating students who will be attending college of uni-
versity next year can attend an information session application process
and post kcondary financial information meeting on the same night as
ParentsNight at 8 p.m. in the small gym.
Pizza Delight is supporting the local organizations that support it.
They donate 2 per cent of your food receipt to the organization of your
choice. There are twelve organizations to choose from, including the
high school's student council. All you have to do is tell yout hottest
which group you would like to support and they will send that money
to the organization.
There is a Halloween Dance at the school on Thursday, October 24,
from 7:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. in the large gym. The cost is 15.00 and you
must have a student card.
The OAC drama class is presetting Greek Theatre on Oto JQ
7 p.m. in Room t 9. Everyone is welcome to const! OM and 17.8
presentation.
Upcoming
McDonald's Ftm Night, October 16'
Grief seminar, large gym. Dabber 1& 1.9 pm.
cossets
Hallowe'en party at Stanley Twp. Rec Centre
There will be prizes
for best costumes....
By Joan Beierling
Varna correspondent
VARNA- The Stan Lee Club met
on Wednesday October 2 with El-
mer and Noreen Hayter in charge.
The evening opened with a sing -
along led by Noreen and with Anna
Keys at the piano. The speaker was
Shelly Van Aaken. She is a phar-
macist with "Big V" in Goderich.
She was speaking on Bill 96 and
how it affects seniors.
The new president Charles Reid,
chaired the meeting. Minutes were
read and approved.
Zone 9 Fall Rally will be in Blyth
on October 10.
The next meeting will be an open
euchre party on November 10.
Euchre was played with prizes
going to ladies high - Marg Reid,
ladies low - Elva Peck, mens high -
Bill Pepper and mens low went to
Bob Reid.
45th wedding anniversary
Bill and Helen Taylor celebrated
their 45th wedding anniversary last
weekend at Mark and Sharon Tay-
lor's .Roast beef cooked under-
ground was served.
All their family were present and
relatives came as far away as Thu-
sundridge, Gravenhurst and local
areas. Happy anniversary to Helen
and Bill.
The community's sincere sympa-
thy goes out to former resident
Madeline Murray on the sudden
death of her daughter Pat from
Hope, B.C.
Sunday was just a gorgeous day
for hiking through Bannockburn
and many people did just that.
Stratford Centennial United Church
October 19 & 20
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Over 130 Crafts people
3 Great Locations
Lambton Heritage
Museum
* Thedford-Bosanquet
Community Centre
also Sand Country
Studio Tour
Adult admission: $3.00
Lambton Heritage
Museum
Located on Hwy. 21,
& km. south
of Grand Bend
call 1-800.265.0316
joined Varna -Goshen congregation
for the hike and then enjoyed a pot
luck supper in the Varna Church.
The church was full for supper.
The next meeting of the Trends
(ages 10-13) will be Friday Octo-
ber I 1 at 7 p.m. in Brucefield.
Next Sunday October 13 will be
Thanksgiving Sunday with an In-
ter -generational service of Wor-
ship. The children will remain for
the service and people of all ages
will take pan.
The Goshen Anniversary Service
will be the following Sunday in
Goshen at 10:20 a.m. They will
have special music and a wonderful
celebration.
Bayfield UCW
The Bayfield U.C.W. invites
Varna and Goshen UCW both to
their fall Thankoffering on
Wednesday October 16 at 8 p.m.
They will have a guest speaker
talking on Alzheimer's disease.
Varna UCW ladies met Thursday
October 3 at the Varna Church.
Joan Beierling, Marj Stirling and
Eleanor McAsh were in charge of
the program and led with the devo-
tion.
Valerie Laurie spoke on her ex-
change tip to Nice France last
spring for three months. She com-
mented on the people being very
friendly and on the food, culture
and areas she visited. Valerie
would like to go back anytime and
she would recommend this experi-
ence to anyone. She showed many
photographs.
Heather Beierling spoke on OS -
AID (Ontario Students Against Im-
paired Driving). Heather is the
head of this group at Central Huron
Secondary School which has
grown from about 5 to 40 people.
She explained different activities
they do that discourage the youth
from drinking and driving. She
served some dry bar drinks at the
end of the evening.
Joyce Dowson led with a short
business meeting following this.
Next meeting will be November 7.
FamUy connection
Sunday October 20 the Fabulous
Family Connection. This great eve-
ning is planned by the Five Alive
Committee and will be held at 7:30
p.m. at St. Andrew's Church in
Bayfield. Kevin Stewart will be the
guest speaker.
Get your tickets early for the tur-
key dinner catered by the Goshen
UCW that will be held October
23. For tickets call Linda Linfield
at 565-2124 or Nora Keys at 263-
6274.
Craft and bake sale
The craft and bake sale at ARC
Industries in Dashwood will be
held Saturday October 19. There
will be over 30 craft vendors.
Sunday November 10 at 8 p.m.
Huron Perth Presbytery will have
the convenanting service between
the Varna -Goshen Pastoral charge
and the Rev. Tracy Crack. This ser-
vice will be held in Goshen
Church. All are invited to attend.
Hallowe'en Party
The Stanley Township rec com-
mittee have planned a Hallowe'en
party for Saturday November 2
from 8-11 p.m. Come and tour the
haunted house, carve pumpkins,
dunk for apples and much more.
There will be prizes for best cos-
tumes. Admission is $ 10 per family
and each family brings a bag of
Hallowe'en candy and finger des-
serts. Hot dogs will be provided.
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Sat., Oct. 1 9
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
at ARC Industries
Dashwood, Ontario
Over 35 craft vendors. Lunch available
Sponsored by these businesses below
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COUNTRY MUSIC JAMBOREE
Saturday, November 2, 1996
South Huron Recreation Centre, Exeter
NON-STOP LISTENING & DANCE MUSIC
BY YOUR FAVOURITE LOCAL BANDS AND
ENTERTAINERS
iNCLUD'NG
* The Heywood and Mlttleholtz Band
* Paul and Carl McNaughton
* Thames Road Guild * The Cloggers
* Marjorie Johns and Friends
* Junction 21
* The Rowe Brothers
* Marlene Mathers and Eric Kints
* Jim Young 8 Ivan Norris
* Bodacious Jazz Band
* Laurie Richardson
MUSIC STARTS AT 3:00 P.M.
Tickets $15.00 each ROAST BEEF DINNER From 5:00 to 7:00 pm
TICKETS AVAIL/44E AT 8TEADMANS, THOMAS 'M' MENSWEAR, BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA,
Mill ROWE, ERIC KINT8, OR FROM ANY LIONS CLUB MEMBER
PROCEE081OWE'EXETER UONS CLUB COMMUNITY AND SIGHT IMPAIRED PROGRAMS
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