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Times -Advocate, April 15, 1998
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St. Boniface science smarts. The school's students came out on top at the Huron County Re-
gional Fair in Goderich on April 7. Standing, from left, Mark Soudant and Matt Leslie - Grade
Level Award, Chemical Society of Canada Award, Documentation Award ($125) and Week at
Canada Wide in Timmins from May 9 to 16. Seated, from left, Justin Soudant and Mitchell
Bedard - Grade Award; Alicia Pennings and Hilary Long - Grade Level Award. Absent is Cameron
Becker - Grade Level Award and Stewardship Award. The students compete on May 9 at the
national contest.
Information sessions planned for I.P.M.
By Carmel Sweeney
Zurich correspondent
ZURICH - Many children in
Zurich had fun at the Easter Egg
Hunt at the public school play-
ground on Satuday morning. The
Optimist Club put on this yearly
event.
For anyone wanting to know
more information about the I.P.M.
'90, beginning in April a monthly
meeting will ,he going around the
county and is open to the public to
attend. it will always he held the
last Thursday of each month at 7:30
p.m. The first one will he in
D:•shwood at the Community
Centre on April 30.
Four Lions attended the annual
Lions Club Convention in Strafford
from March 27,to 29. At their last
mee..ng on April 8, plans were
made for an'elimination draw to he
held at the Zurich Fair in July. The
grand prize will he $1.000.
Dr. Helen Reusser will he speak
ing at the Mennonite Church on
April 18 frdm 9 a.m. to 12 noon,
with the theme "The Lord's
Prayer... Anyone planning to attend
should call the contact person of
their parish as soon as 'possible or
call the Mennonite Church at 236-
4933.
The next meeting for the
Chamber of Commerce will he at
the Dominion Tavern on_ April 21
with supper beginning -at 7,p.m.
Some members of the Mennonite
Church entertained the residents at
the Rest Home with an Easter
Cantata on Thursday night.
Sunrise services were held on the
,weekend at St. Peter's Ltitheran
Church, and at the United Church
in Dashwood, and followed by a
parish breakfast.
The Parkside Drive inn will he
opening up for the summer months
on April 15.
Anyone with empty pop cans can'
leave them .at the home of Ralph
Smith or Doug Debus in Zurich or
John Jacobs in •Hensall this week.
Members of St. Boniface K. of C.
will he cashing the cans in for the
Bell Tower fundraising project.
Ten members of the Auxiliary
went to the Region #3 annual
spring meeting in New Hamburg at
the Nithview Nursing Home.
Donna Klopp is now the president
of Region #3 arca. The Sparks and
Brownies delivered Girl Guide
cookies around Zurich on Tuesday
in place of their regular meeting.
If -anyone was missed and wants
to buy some cookies at $3 per box
can still do so by calling Ruth
Zielman at 236-4712 or Nicole
VerOude at 236-7631 as soon as
possible.
St. Boniface School Council will'
meet in the gym tonight,
Wednesday, beginning at 7:30 p.m.
All parents are welcome.
The Agricultural meeting of the
fair board will be held at the
, Township hall on April 16 at 8 p.m.
The Mother's Day Tea and
Bazaar will he held at the Blue
Water Rest Homo on May 9 from 2
to 3:30 p.m.
The ,Golden Agers will he, having
their next euchre party at ,the Town
Hall on April 27 at 7:30 p.m. The
cost is $2 at the door which
includes lunch and door prizes.
-The children of Cheryl and
Martin Gelinas entertained the resi-
dents to a' musical program last
Tuesday at the Ladieti Auxiliary
meeting. President Martha Risi got
things set up for the May Tea and
Bazaar. There will he draws on a
crib quilt, a decorated cake and a
grocery hamper. There will he a
bake table and craft tables.
Personals
Allan and Isabel Gascho cele-
brated their 50th anniversary on
Saturday at the Dominion Tavern
along with their three daughters
and husbands and' families. The
guests enjoyed a turkey dinner fol-
lowed by a social evening with
musical entertainment and readings
from family members and grand-
children.
The family of Earl and Anne
Flaxhard had their annual outdoor
Easter egg hunt and dinner at their
parents' home.
Martha and Willie Overholt
entertained their family on Easter
Sunday.
There were family get-togethers
at the homes of Mark and Cynthia
Strickland, George and Maria
Mathonia, Louis and Cecilia
Farwell. Church and Tanya Erb,
Mary -Lou Denonune. Victor and
Irene Hartman. and Don and Donna
O'Brien.
Family members of Jerome and
Carmel Sweeney and members of
the Boyle family, 26 in all. enjoyed
Easter Brunch at Erh's Country
Kitchen followed by a social after-
noon at the home of Heather and
Paul Klopp.
Mozart and Marie Gelinas Sr.
spent the Easter holiday week in
Orleans at the home of daughter
Melissa and Neil Francis and tray-
elled to Ottawa by train.
'Harry and Wilma Pennings
returned home recently after spend-
ing the month of March in Florida.
• Wayne Willert is hack home
, front the sunny south.
Len and Jean Leng are home !
again,aftcr a'two month vacation at
South Padre island in Texas.
The family of Jim and Veronica
'Bedard, and the family of Mozart
and Julie Gelinas Sr. enjoyed
Easter Sunday Brunch at Erh's
Country Kitchen.
A baby girl arrived just in time
for Easter on April I I to Lisa and
Frank Gillen in Ldndon. This is
their second child. I'rodd grandpar-
ents are Vesta• and Hubert Miller,
Dashwood.
The family of John and Bridget
'Groot entertained at their home on
Faster Sunday.
Congratulations to Archie and
Madge Masse on the occasion of
their 50th wedding anniversary on
April 10. The couple will he cele-
brating with their family with din-
ner at the Dominion Hotel on April
18.
Huh and Mary Thiel and fancily
and Helen Walker spent the week-
end in Tecumseh to visit with
Eileen and Bob LeBute and on
Sunday went to church in Windsor
where Pastor Jack Dressler is now
stationed.
Happy birthday wishes.go to
Irene Hartman whose birthday was
last week.
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W.I. presents program at Villa
HURONDALE - Members of the Hurondale W.I. gathered at the Exeter
Villa for their March meeting. Residents gathered in the lounge to enjoy
the evening program.
With June Stewart as chairman, members of the Carry On Cloggers
danced several numbers and were joined with some of the older members.
Shannon Dawn Cooper of Kippen favored everyone with her step dancing.
Sant Skinner and Doris Denham entertained with their dancing girls and
horses with Jean Hodgert, Ken Duncan and Bill Rohde supplying the
music.
The Riverview Ramblers line dancers danced several numbers.
A short business meeting was held and members were reminded of the
craft show at the Ranch House on April 25 and 26. The institute quilt will
he on display and there will he tickets for sale.
Plans were made for the annual meeting to be held at Thames Road
Church on April 29. All members are asked to bring articles for the
Children's Hospital.
Institute members are selling cheese during the month of April. Anyone
interested can contact a W.I. member.
Shuffleboard
Exeter
April 8
5 game winners
Sam Skinner
Aldeen Skinner
Bill Sullivan
John DeWeerd
Delmer Skinner
4 game winners
Ann Northey
Gil Northey
011ie Essery
Leona Elliott
April 9
4 game winners
Howard Johns
Estelle Chalmers
Bill Sullivan -
Ann Northey
Mike Underhill
Hensall
April 7
Dave Woodward
Theo Vandenboom
Bill Coleman
Tom Williams
Alice Thiel
Russell Ferguson
Ina Williams
Doris Hamilton
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