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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-04-29, Page 28• 1 "Loaded with everything you want and more" Introducing ogtb Anniversary 1988 F -Scrolls XLT With No Extra Charge STX Package ,With Automatic and Air Conditioning • Power. Locks. Windows and Mirrors • Speetf Control & Tilt Steering • 8• Cargo Bed • The Most Powerful Standard Engine in its Class • AM/FM Stereo Cassette Plus hlo Extra Charge STX Package: • 17 -Cast Aluminum Wheels • 17 -Oversize Tires • • 3.55 Rear Axle Ratio • Colour•keyed Front and Rear Bumpers • Special STX Decal Choose the lease payment that's right for you. O,nwn portent 0' .q„A.I.nt n.d. $2,995 $1,500 MI r Serie. 8Tx Regular C.b '$299 $365 $432 M0-9.... STX !,penal $348 $414 $481 Your Ontario 9 24 -Month Lease , Or make one single payment of $8,981 and drive for 24 months' Move up to Supercab $49* More per Month ■ FORD Melt rir\ 111 TRUCKS DealersCanada's Truck Leader' Poi e )8 T,,,,,.Adv,,,,,,April ,v1rod COMM UNITY Auction proceeds go to school <playground equipment By Carmel Sweeney Zurich correspondent ZURICH = Over 100 items were auctioned off at the Time; Talent and Auction held on Sunday in Zurich. All proceeds will- go to St. Boniface School for new play- ground equipment. The Women's Institute will meet on May 4 at Erb's Country Kitchen at 11:30 a.m. for Iuruh. A short- meeting will be held afterwards at the home of president Bridget Groot. followed by a drive to the Baylield area to tour the nursery at Tc -fico Farms. •Anyone. wanting to join the group are to •phone Groot at 236-4743 as soon as possible.. The next Auxiliary meeting will he held on May.. at the Blue Water. Rest Home at 7 pent. A Mother's Day Tea., Bazaar and Bake Sale will he held at the BItie Water Rcst Home on May 9 room '_to 4 p.m. St. 13onilace K. of C. organized a card parte in their parish hall on April 28. with a good attendance. Grade two pupils ofSt..Boitilacc School arc individually -beginning to make their First Holy Communion. at the weekend Masse: conducted by Fr. Vronski. this past -Sunday the first cum- ntunicants•were Jessica Bedard. Cameron Hay ter. Bradley: Regier. Jessica Hall. Kristh'n Regier Mid Samantha Regie, •There will he a group commu- nion for the whole class.on May 24. Grade 8 confirmation at St.` Boniface Church will he held on• May 31. Some -members of the E.L.W. of St. Peter's Lutheran Church attend- ed'the London Spring Conference - of St: Angar's Lutheran.on April - 25. The Monday Ladies Bowling League enjoyed their end -of -the - season .awards night and dinner on April 20 in Exeter at the Pizza Delight. Next year's executive team will -he the Pin Poppers. The.Zurich. Public School pupils will he putting on a play in the gym on A1.ty 6 and 7 at 7 p.in. both evenings. 'Tickets cost $2 and can he picked up at the office. from Mary Haggitt. 236-4942 or from the students. Monthly plowing match commit- tee meetings will he meeting at var- ious places every Iasi Thursday of the month. Qn April 30 the meeting will he held in Dashwood at the Community. Centre at 7:30. p.m. Everyone is vl_Iconte'to attend io find out more about I.P.M. '99. The• Bea.crs enjoyed a Iicld trip and hike s'0 .the Boardwalk at Bannockburn on Saturday morning. the boys are .to bring a. friend with them to the next meeting on May 5 at the Lutheran Chtirch Irian 6 10 7 p.m.- - Personals - The sixth annual. Girls Weekend Sight-seeing tour for Blue Water residents ZC'RiC'H - The residents of Blue Water Rest Home tti►ured.southern Huron County Ion April' 20. with the assistance of the whcelchatr`hus and volunteer driverJim Purvis. ' r Vera O'Brien. Pearl Miller. Mahel.Rilcy:Clarence Glscho. Neil Mustard. Margaret Hess.- Vera Hahcrcr. Clara Hamilton. Kurt, Gebel and Florence Brown travelled to Zurich. the Goshen Road to Highway 4. Exeter. Stafla. Kippcn. Hensall and back home again. - [:he residents viewed the new hot house tomato plant outside Exeter. the •sib sided home near Staffs) and .enjoyed the green countryside and the foliage.coming into buds • i - Tlie Christian Reformed Church Singers visited the Home the evening of April 21 tti entertain the resident!: with gospel hymns. Chair Peter Visscher. pianist(Susan Verhoog and poem -reader Ana Zandhergen led in the singing.ol' several, hymns., Wednesday the residents enjoyed afternoon tea. games in the early evening anLl a visit from their four legged friend Midnight. Rev. Gani Lazard. Pashwood/Zurich Uniteld Church. conducted Thursday afternoon chapel service. Fr. Matthias Wronski, St. Boniface Church. Zurich celebrated Mass. ' .. Friday .afternoon Art Coker played the organ in the chapel tor the resi- dents. .• In the -morning. in celebration of Earth Day the resident transplanted seedlings for the greenhouse. • •Esther Mtakins. Pcafil Miller. Clara H.1milton.IFrieda Moore, Marie Gingcrich. Dorothy Dietrich and Florence Brown captured soil beneath the fingernails as they transferred the. delicate seedlings from their close con- fines into larger containers to grow in time to be planted in the flower beds throughout the Home's bedding plots. Jack and Irene Vinccn( entertained the residents on Satursday afternoon in the auditorium. Sunday was a special day for resident Vcra O'Brien as family members. friends and residents gathered in the auditorium to celebrate 96 years young. Vera's children. grandchildren and great-grandchildren attended the event. Sisters from St. Thomas and Wallaceburg enjoyed mingling with about 6(1 guests and dining on cake and ice cream,. Auxiliary volunteers Lottie Grenicr. Mary (Calvin) Gingcrich and Grace • .Martin served the many guests. Flowers. cards. gifts and balloons were shared with Vera. and 10 family members remained after the open house to have an evening meal with her at the home. • Vcra. the third oldest resident of the home, follows in the footsteps of Juliette Denomme who celebrated:her 96th birthday on April 3, and " Margaret Hess who celebrated her 96th birthday on September 24. 1997. Raptor visit Ross Snyder of Tamarack, the Raptor Rehabilitation Foun- dation visited McGillivray Central School. last week with One of his non-releaseable raptors to explain his work to the students. The foundation was founded in 1985 to rehabili- tate injured birds of prey and to provide public education. He explained the special diets required by the birds, the housing facilities which they have available and the way they are released Into the wild. (nrthers and daughters) was held this year at the hums of Carrie Eyhcrgen in Oakville on Saturday and Sunday with 13 in attendance This year's theme w as for bride- - to -he Beth Sweeney and one of the highlights was a bridal fashion show. They all went to a •'Medieval Times' dinner theatre in Toronto. Happy anniversary wishes go tti Carrie and Dan Eyhcrgen in Oakville on May 4. •, Happy anniversary wishes go to Butch and- Marion Sweeney. Bayfield area, on April 29. Donna. Heather and .Heidi 1 Klopp. Kathleen Hosang and Sharon Brokenshirc .recently spent a weekend .in Barrie with 'Diane Klopp. 'I'Itey all attended the "Stars on Ice" figure skating show which featured Shae- Lynn Bourne and Victor Kraal! doing 'River Dance': Jennifer Rcibinson. Jeff Langdcin and Steven.Cousins. David and Wendy Heinrich of Buyficld had twin girls horn April. 14, 'Fantail' and 'Courtney.. Grandparents are • Ron and Marilyn Heinrich of Zurich. Rose -Miry and Jeff Dickson of Missis.auga.had' a baby girl horn on April 25. This is the I Itti grand- child for Karl and Mary Regier of RR #3 Zurich. Annette Stephan Irian Hong Kong is presently spending three weeks in town visiting with parents Karl and Mary Regier and family members in the area. .. Farewell to Joan Corriveau, who has recently moved to Goderich. Torn and Lisa McBride and their two children have moved into•the house on John St: Melnhers of the Sweeney. Klopp. Gelinas and Eyhcrgen fami- lies travelled to Oakville on April 22 to attend the confirmation cere- mony and Mass at St. Andrew's Church for Tiffany Eyhcrgen. 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