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Times -Advocate, June 10, 1998
FAMILY
St. Boniface students enjoy year-end trip
By Carmel Sweeney
Zurich correspondent
ZURICH - The Zurich Library
will be having a summer reading
program for children five to 12
years old. For more information
and to register, phone Helene at
236-4965 during library hours.
The grade 8 class of St. Boniface
School enjoyed a two-day school
trip to Toronto last Wednesday and
Thursday. Some of the highlights
were the Science Centre,Much
Music City T.V. building, Eaton's
Centre, Exhibition Place, the
Medieval Times dinner theatre, The
R.O.M., Parliamept buildings, Old
Spaghetti Factory and the Hockey
Hall of Fame.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Rest
Home in Zurich held their June
meeting last Tuesday followed by a
musical program and picnic supper
prepared by the Auxiliary and
served to all residents at the home.
There will not be any meetings
of the Auxiliary during the summer
months. They are planning to have
a booth at the Bean Festival on the
fourth Saturday in August.
Some Zurich Public School stu-
dents went to see the air show at
Huron Park last week.
BOOK SIGNING
The Zurich Optimist Club are
having a reorganization meeting at
the Town and Country Bowling
Lanes tonight, Wednesday, at 7:30
p.m. For more information call
Donna Klopp, 236-4675.
The grade 7 students of St.
Boniface School went to Camp
Sylvan from Monday to
Wednesday.
On June 10 students of Zurich
Public School went to the
Playhouse to sec "Bye Bye Birdie".
The older students at St. Boniface
went to see the same play last
week.
On June 9, pupils of Zurich
Public School went on a bus trip to
Toronto. They enjoyed a boat
cruise and a visit to Sports World.
On June 18 the younger grades
are going to the zoo and having
lunch inGoderich.at the park.
The graduation for grade eight
students will he on June 24 at the
Community Centre.
St. Boniface grade eight gradua-
tion is being held on June 23 in the
parish hall with dinner followed by
mass at 7 p.m.
There will be a surprise retire-
ment tea for teacher Sharon
O'Toole at St. Boniface School this
Sunday from I to 4 p.m.
Linda Hendrick and Lynn Smith,
Huron County foster parents,
attended the president's meeting of
the Foster Parent Society of
Ontario in Toronto on June 6. The
discussion centered on the crisis in
foster care and strategies to take to
the Ministry of Social Services.
Foster Parents are urgently needed
in all areas of Ontario.
Personals
A good time was had by those
who attended the Desjardinc
Orchestra R.eunion on Saturday
night at the Rec Centre in Exeter.
Over 300 people enjoyed a buffet
supper prepared by Jerry Rader and
staff. Others came in the evening to
dance to the music by former.mem-
hers of the band. Elrpy Desjardinc
lives at the Maple Woods
Apartments. in Zurich and the
evening was arranged by his f -ami -
Ribbon cutting
ceremony at
McGillivray
Central School
WEST McG1LL1VRAY -
McGillivray Central Home and
School will be celebrating the
completion of their playground
equipment with a ribbon cutting
ceremony on Monday June 15 at
10 a.m. at the school in West
McGillivrary.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Just' in time for Father's Da
FRI.JUNE12
1-3 P.M.
Take a trip back in time
- a trip through
Southwestern Ontario.
So many of the towns and cities we are familiar with
today had extremely crude and haphazard beginnings.
Many became gracious, tree -lined communities with a
thriving business and social life.
73 'mini -histories' offer a valuable look at a past rich with character and drama. The railroad,
the natives, unfriendly forays from the U.S., and, most of all, the courageous early settlers all
played significant roles in shaping our past and, therefore, our present.
100 black and white vintage photos show us a time and way of life we have forgotten.
Blacksmith shops, milliners, cottage life circa 1900 - all evoke a precious past.
About Terry Boyle
Terry has talked and written about Ontario culture, folklore and history for more than 20 years
and is a recognized authority. He is a special education teacher and hosts the popular radio
show 'Discover Ontario' on Classical 96 and 1203.1 FM (FCFMX).
COMMUNITIES INCLUDED IN THE BOOK ARE: Acton. Amherstburg• Barrie. Brampton. Brantford. Bronte. Burlington.
Cambridge, Chatham, Chatsworth, Clinton. Collingwood. Cookstown. Dresden. Dundas. Dunnville. Durham. Elmira. Elora.
Exeter. Fergus. Flesherton, Fort Erie, Georgetown. Goderich, Grand Bend, Grimsby. Guelph: Hamilton, Kincardine.
Kingsville, Kitchener, Lion's Head, Listowel. London, Long Beach. Lucknow, Meaford, Midland, Milton, Mono Mills,
Niagara Falls, Niagara -on -the -Lake, Oakville, Orangeville, Owen Sound, Penetanguishene. Port Colborne. Port Dover. Port
Elgin, Port Stanley, Queenston, Sainte•Marie•among•the-Hurons, Sarnia, Sauble Beach, Simcoe, Southampton. Stratford.
St. Catharines. St. Jacobs, St. Thomas, Stoney Creek, Tillsonburg, Tobermory, Walkerton, Wallaceburg, Wasaga Beach,
Waterloo, Welland, Wiarton, Windsor. Wingham end Woodstock.
If unable to attend, you may
reserve your copy by calling
Sue Rollings at
(519) 235-1331
or by
calling your local newspaper
424 Main St. Exeter
(519) 235-1331 • Fax (519) 235-0766
I
ly. Old photo albums and pictures
of the weddings they played for
during the past years were fun for
guests to look at. The proceeds of
the evening will go to the Cancer
Society in memory' of his wife
Myraline.
A lovely evening was held at the
home of Fred and Shelley VanOsch
near Mt. Carmel on Friday evening
in honor of Joe Boyle and Beth
Sweeney (engaged couple). The
evening was hosted by Guy and
Sandi Dietz of Grand Bend.
A bridal shower was held for
Beth Sweeney on June 7 at St.
Boniface Parish Hall, given by her
mother and four sisters. Beth is the
daughter of Jerome and Carmel
Sweeney, Zurich. The couple are
planning to be married in Goderich
on June 26.
Happy 43rd anniversary wishes
go to Jeanne and Gord Hay on June
4.
Happy birthday wishes go to
Mary -Lou Masse on June 5; to
Mary -Anne Masse (nee Bedard),
London, who celebrated her 65th
birthday on June 5; to Clare Masse
who will be 75.
Congratulations to Bill and Betty
Stecklc who celebrated their 40th
wedding anniversary on Junc 7
with an Open House at the
Mennonite Church.
A buck and doe was held for Ben
Geiger and Karen Rohde on June 6
at the Zurich Arena. Ben is the son
of Don and Cathy Geiger, RR 2.
Zurich. The couple arc planning to
be married in August.
A buck and doe was held for
Kerry Deitz and Jeff Ansems
recently at the Hensall Arena.
Kerry is the daughter of Pete and
Carol Deitz of Grand Bend.
A bridal shower was held for
Kerry last Thursday in Grand Bend.
The couple will be getting married
in September.
A pre -wedding party was held
for Kathy Merner and Mark
McLlwain on June 6 at the Seaforth
Arena. She is the daughter of Bob
and Tootie Merner of Zurich. Their
wedding will be in August.
Aveleigh Keller was baptized at
St. Boniface Church on Sunday, by
Fr..Wronski. She is the daughter of
Jeff and Keltie Keller.
Relatives from the Zurich area
attended a wedding for Stephan
Debus and John McLachlan on
June 6 at St. Joseph Church in
Stratford. She is the daughter of
Gail and Leo Debus.
Dorcas Gingerich and Lloyd Tate
were married on May 23 at New -
Life Ministries, Toronto by Rev.
Wade G. Bowers. They went to
Barbados .for their honeymoon and
are living in Scarborough. The
bride is the daughter of Marlene
and Lewis Gingerich; Zurich.
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Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
Persons taking St. John's Wort for mild to moderate
depression should be aware that this herb can make
the skin more vulnerable to sunburn. Use a)aood .'
sunscreen with a sun protection factor of 15 or
more. -
The highly ,advertised pain reliever, Ibuprofen, is now available for chil-
dren. It has a good safety profile and is effective in situations where
there is pain from inflammation. like teething, earache and injury. Check
with your pharrriacist for advice.
After the common cold, middle ear infection is the second most common
problem in children.. Children of parents who smoke have more ear infec-
tions because the smoke irritates the ear causing a •closing of the mid-
dle ear area making it a great breeding ground for bacteria. -
Chronic middle ear infections can result in problems with speech devel-
opment. There are Iso many reasons to stop smoking. This is a big one.
Take charge �f your own health and those of your young children. Be in-
formed and talk with your pharmacist and doctor about your health and
medication concerns.
HURON
APOTHECARY Ltd.
Phone 235-1982 440 Main St-, Exeter
"Your Health Care Pharmacy"
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BOOK SIGNING
The Zurich Optimist Club are
having a reorganization meeting at
the Town and Country Bowling
Lanes tonight, Wednesday, at 7:30
p.m. For more information call
Donna Klopp, 236-4675.
The grade 7 students of St.
Boniface School went to Camp
Sylvan from Monday to
Wednesday.
On June 10 students of Zurich
Public School went to the
Playhouse to sec "Bye Bye Birdie".
The older students at St. Boniface
went to see the same play last
week.
On June 9, pupils of Zurich
Public School went on a bus trip to
Toronto. They enjoyed a boat
cruise and a visit to Sports World.
On June 18 the younger grades
are going to the zoo and having
lunch inGoderich.at the park.
The graduation for grade eight
students will he on June 24 at the
Community Centre.
St. Boniface grade eight gradua-
tion is being held on June 23 in the
parish hall with dinner followed by
mass at 7 p.m.
There will be a surprise retire-
ment tea for teacher Sharon
O'Toole at St. Boniface School this
Sunday from I to 4 p.m.
Linda Hendrick and Lynn Smith,
Huron County foster parents,
attended the president's meeting of
the Foster Parent Society of
Ontario in Toronto on June 6. The
discussion centered on the crisis in
foster care and strategies to take to
the Ministry of Social Services.
Foster Parents are urgently needed
in all areas of Ontario.
Personals
A good time was had by those
who attended the Desjardinc
Orchestra R.eunion on Saturday
night at the Rec Centre in Exeter.
Over 300 people enjoyed a buffet
supper prepared by Jerry Rader and
staff. Others came in the evening to
dance to the music by former.mem-
hers of the band. Elrpy Desjardinc
lives at the Maple Woods
Apartments. in Zurich and the
evening was arranged by his f -ami -
Ribbon cutting
ceremony at
McGillivray
Central School
WEST McG1LL1VRAY -
McGillivray Central Home and
School will be celebrating the
completion of their playground
equipment with a ribbon cutting
ceremony on Monday June 15 at
10 a.m. at the school in West
McGillivrary.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Just' in time for Father's Da
FRI.JUNE12
1-3 P.M.
Take a trip back in time
- a trip through
Southwestern Ontario.
So many of the towns and cities we are familiar with
today had extremely crude and haphazard beginnings.
Many became gracious, tree -lined communities with a
thriving business and social life.
73 'mini -histories' offer a valuable look at a past rich with character and drama. The railroad,
the natives, unfriendly forays from the U.S., and, most of all, the courageous early settlers all
played significant roles in shaping our past and, therefore, our present.
100 black and white vintage photos show us a time and way of life we have forgotten.
Blacksmith shops, milliners, cottage life circa 1900 - all evoke a precious past.
About Terry Boyle
Terry has talked and written about Ontario culture, folklore and history for more than 20 years
and is a recognized authority. He is a special education teacher and hosts the popular radio
show 'Discover Ontario' on Classical 96 and 1203.1 FM (FCFMX).
COMMUNITIES INCLUDED IN THE BOOK ARE: Acton. Amherstburg• Barrie. Brampton. Brantford. Bronte. Burlington.
Cambridge, Chatham, Chatsworth, Clinton. Collingwood. Cookstown. Dresden. Dundas. Dunnville. Durham. Elmira. Elora.
Exeter. Fergus. Flesherton, Fort Erie, Georgetown. Goderich, Grand Bend, Grimsby. Guelph: Hamilton, Kincardine.
Kingsville, Kitchener, Lion's Head, Listowel. London, Long Beach. Lucknow, Meaford, Midland, Milton, Mono Mills,
Niagara Falls, Niagara -on -the -Lake, Oakville, Orangeville, Owen Sound, Penetanguishene. Port Colborne. Port Dover. Port
Elgin, Port Stanley, Queenston, Sainte•Marie•among•the-Hurons, Sarnia, Sauble Beach, Simcoe, Southampton. Stratford.
St. Catharines. St. Jacobs, St. Thomas, Stoney Creek, Tillsonburg, Tobermory, Walkerton, Wallaceburg, Wasaga Beach,
Waterloo, Welland, Wiarton, Windsor. Wingham end Woodstock.
If unable to attend, you may
reserve your copy by calling
Sue Rollings at
(519) 235-1331
or by
calling your local newspaper
424 Main St. Exeter
(519) 235-1331 • Fax (519) 235-0766
I
ly. Old photo albums and pictures
of the weddings they played for
during the past years were fun for
guests to look at. The proceeds of
the evening will go to the Cancer
Society in memory' of his wife
Myraline.
A lovely evening was held at the
home of Fred and Shelley VanOsch
near Mt. Carmel on Friday evening
in honor of Joe Boyle and Beth
Sweeney (engaged couple). The
evening was hosted by Guy and
Sandi Dietz of Grand Bend.
A bridal shower was held for
Beth Sweeney on June 7 at St.
Boniface Parish Hall, given by her
mother and four sisters. Beth is the
daughter of Jerome and Carmel
Sweeney, Zurich. The couple are
planning to be married in Goderich
on June 26.
Happy 43rd anniversary wishes
go to Jeanne and Gord Hay on June
4.
Happy birthday wishes go to
Mary -Lou Masse on June 5; to
Mary -Anne Masse (nee Bedard),
London, who celebrated her 65th
birthday on June 5; to Clare Masse
who will be 75.
Congratulations to Bill and Betty
Stecklc who celebrated their 40th
wedding anniversary on Junc 7
with an Open House at the
Mennonite Church.
A buck and doe was held for Ben
Geiger and Karen Rohde on June 6
at the Zurich Arena. Ben is the son
of Don and Cathy Geiger, RR 2.
Zurich. The couple arc planning to
be married in August.
A buck and doe was held for
Kerry Deitz and Jeff Ansems
recently at the Hensall Arena.
Kerry is the daughter of Pete and
Carol Deitz of Grand Bend.
A bridal shower was held for
Kerry last Thursday in Grand Bend.
The couple will be getting married
in September.
A pre -wedding party was held
for Kathy Merner and Mark
McLlwain on June 6 at the Seaforth
Arena. She is the daughter of Bob
and Tootie Merner of Zurich. Their
wedding will be in August.
Aveleigh Keller was baptized at
St. Boniface Church on Sunday, by
Fr..Wronski. She is the daughter of
Jeff and Keltie Keller.
Relatives from the Zurich area
attended a wedding for Stephan
Debus and John McLachlan on
June 6 at St. Joseph Church in
Stratford. She is the daughter of
Gail and Leo Debus.
Dorcas Gingerich and Lloyd Tate
were married on May 23 at New -
Life Ministries, Toronto by Rev.
Wade G. Bowers. They went to
Barbados .for their honeymoon and
are living in Scarborough. The
bride is the daughter of Marlene
and Lewis Gingerich; Zurich.
Beauty Source
Hair Removal
Techniques
Electrolysis - a means to
permanent hair removal
• Safe • Affordable •
Discretion assured
Elaine Knip - Certified
Electrologist
By appointment only
235-1161
Waxing also available
Have a news tip?
can 235-1331
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
Persons taking St. John's Wort for mild to moderate
depression should be aware that this herb can make
the skin more vulnerable to sunburn. Use a)aood .'
sunscreen with a sun protection factor of 15 or
more. -
The highly ,advertised pain reliever, Ibuprofen, is now available for chil-
dren. It has a good safety profile and is effective in situations where
there is pain from inflammation. like teething, earache and injury. Check
with your pharrriacist for advice.
After the common cold, middle ear infection is the second most common
problem in children.. Children of parents who smoke have more ear infec-
tions because the smoke irritates the ear causing a •closing of the mid-
dle ear area making it a great breeding ground for bacteria. -
Chronic middle ear infections can result in problems with speech devel-
opment. There are Iso many reasons to stop smoking. This is a big one.
Take charge �f your own health and those of your young children. Be in-
formed and talk with your pharmacist and doctor about your health and
medication concerns.
HURON
APOTHECARY Ltd.
Phone 235-1982 440 Main St-, Exeter
"Your Health Care Pharmacy"
1
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SEIZVI(.I
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I L/)
I ((. all Date tiny +
-1( >'8-5.i "1
NSALL
STRICT
orr,urrn
Complete line of Building Materials
TOOLS - LUMBER•CEMENT •
DOORS - W1NDOVts - HARDWARE
PRESSURE TREATED WOOD
RENTALS - ELECTRICAL
PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES
236.4393 235-2081
Zurich Exeter
GORDON DANN
Pump Sales & Service Ltd.
RR 2 Denfield, Ont. NOM 1PO
Water Pump Specialist
' submersible jet & piston
• sump & sewage
Water Treatment Specialist
' Novatek water softeners, iron filters and
dnnking water systems
• dry pellet chlonnaters
'Over 35 years experience'
225-2234 1.800.328.0392
THE HO\lE 01- "i- HE WI=1=K...
HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS
ANGOER W ITµ BASEMEN
TYNAN DESIGN LTD.
:3659- 108tr
e C /3- 2K4
P Ian No. B-751
1433 SQ.FT.
NOTE,
n._ r,M KLC•Y
-
10.1.11•11.0 ..r,wr
. +o, **dr 1
40-0. 140'-4' INCL. BRICK FACING)
55'-O- (55'-4' INCL. BRICK FACING)
MAIN FLOOR PLAN 1433 SO. FT.
FASHIONABLE STARTER HOME
This efficient rancher design boasts many popular features.
Enter into a good sized foyer brightened by a side window A den, just inside the front
entrance, is ideally located to be a home office, and features a boxed out window seat.
The cook in the family will enjoy an efficient working layout complete with a conversation
island facing the nook and a spaclods great room. A pass through between the kitchen and
dining room ensures hassle free transport of food and beverages.
The master bedroom features a stylish corner windows, his and hers closets and a three
piece ensuite.
An unfinished basement can be completed when time and finances allow.'
Plans for B-751 may be obtained for $355.00 for a package of five complete sets of
working prints and $30.00 for each additional set of the same plan. Allow $15.00 extra to
cover the cost of postage and handling (B.C. residents add applicable sales tax to plan
total) (All Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage and handling).
This is one of our new designs. Many innovative plans are now available in our NEW
catalogue:Ranchers and Ranchers with Basements, which is ayailable for $8.51 Including
postage and handling and GST.
Please make all cheques, money orders. and Visa or MasterCard auihorizations payable to: Tynan
Design inc. c/o Exeter Times Advocate Plan o( rite Week. 13659.108th Avenue, Surrey 8.0. V3T
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