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By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH CORRESPONDENT
ZURICH - The Ladies
Auxiliary held their last
meeting at the Rest Home
on January 5. Interim
Pastor of the Mennonite
Church, Reynold Kipfer,
conducted the Installation
of the new executive for
1999. A musical program
followed, presented by
four singing sisters.
Past present Martha Risi
handed her job and pm to
president •Gladys
Gingerich. There were 27
members attending.
Carmel Sweeney hand-
ed out the schedules for
the upcoming monthly
programs.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
DAD
BEN FISHER
The next birthday party
was set for January 12,
hosted by the Dashwood
United Church Women.
The new addition to the
back of the Home is pro-
gressing well, and a
motion was made that the
Auxiliary help decorate
the dining room by buying
a fancy mirror for near
the fireplace.
The quilt is now set up
at the Home and every-
one is welcome to do
some quilting on it.
The next meeting will
be held on February 2 at
7 p.m.
A birthday supper was
held at the home of
Carmel and Jerome
Sweeney on Sunday in
honour of their daughter
Meagan, who was 15 on
January 7; for mother
Marie Gelinas on January
11; and for son-in-law
Paul Klopp on January
14.
Josephine Denomme
returned home on the
weekend after spending
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HARDEMAN - MORRISSEY
On January 23rd,
at'3 p.m. at Our
Lady of Mount
Carmel Church,
Linda Hardeman,
daughter of Brian
and Helen
Hardeman and
Patrick Morrissey,
son of Robert and
Henny Morrissey
will be united in
marriage. Open
reception to follow
at Kirkton-
Woodham
Community Centre
at 8 p.m.
HAYTER - BROWNING
Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Hayter,
Grand Bend and
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Browning,
Ridgetown are
happy to
announce the
marriage of Todd
and Trina. The
couple
exchanged wed-
ding vows at the
Lobo First Baptist
Church on
Saturday,
January 2, 1999
and are now
residing in
London, Ontario.
the past three weeks at
the home of daughter Deb
and Jim Gavan and Alison
in Bright's Grove.
Rita Sheridan from
Elora spent last week vis-
iting with daughter Mary
and John Earle and fami-
ly.
Belated happy birthday
wishes_ go to Ardona
LaPorte of Hensall who
was 17 years old on
January 7.
Jamie and Patti Hunt
and children recently
spent a few days visiting
with his parents Bob and
Novna Hunt in Owen
Sound.
W.I. celebrates NewYear's
DASHWOOD - Dashwood's Women's Institute met
at Kaethe's Kaffee recently, opening with a poem "A
Glorious New Year." Florence Martene handed out a
six -folded snowflake.
Following the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, the
roll call was "A Thought of the Year". Secretary
Brenda Sheppard and treasurer Kaethe Frieter gave
reports.
Dates were given for finishing quilt blocks, spring
board meeting, volunteers for IPM quilt show , Slice
of Huron, District Annual, Exeter fair display list, and
district Picnic. Each member received a date book,
compliments of Greeting Card World.
The program included the motto "Definition of
words in Collect with promises for 1999".
Brenda Sheppard gave a reading "The Year of the
Town Blue Moons". When two full moons fall in th
same month, the second one is called blue -in -name -
only moon, Jan. 31 and Mar. 31. This happens about
once every two and a half years to three years. Each
gave a cooking hint. A reading "A tale of Spring
Cleaning" - listing items to buy, was given by Aldene
Wolfe. A skit "Romance" acted by Dorothy
Restemayer and Ruth Stire.
Maud Hoffman read "The Beginning of New
Millennium" officially Jan. 1, 2001. Perplexing
Problems -during the social part, were solved. Lunch
was served by Dorothy Restemayer and Kaethe
Freiter. Birthday wishes for Ruth and Luella and
happy anniversary for Brenda were sung. Penny
Pinching Plans for 1999 were given out by Kaethe.
BRANDER11OR ' -VAN ELBURG
Bert and Shirley
Branderhorst are
happy to
announce the wed-
ding
ding of their son
Mike to Joanne,
daughter of Peter
and .Joan Van
Elburg of
Brampton. The
wedding took
place on October
3, 1998 at the
Christian
Reformed Church
of Brampton: The
couple honey -
Mooned cruising
the Caribbean and
now reside at 15 Huron St. East, Exeter.
DOUGHERTY JOHNSTON
Bill and June
'Dougherty of
Exeter are happy
to announce the
marriage of their
son Michael to
Kimberlee, daugh-
ter of Helen
Murray, of
Unionville, Ont.
and Bill Johnston
of The Turks and
Caicos Islands.
The wedding took
place in Toronto on
Saturday, Sept.
26, 1998. The
newlyweds honey-
mooned in
California and are
now residing in
Toronto.
Graduate - Congrat-
ulations! Jonathan Bell
received his Electronic
Engineering Diploma
on February 23, 1998.
In addition,he has just
recently graduated
from DeVry -Calgary
Alberta with a
Bachelor Sc. degree,
and is now working in
an 'Information
Technology career in
Calgary.
Congratulations
Jonathan
from your family
Gord, Lois, Stephen
and Matthew
Graduate - Mr. and
Mrs. DuBarry of Huron
Park, Ont. would like to
congratulate their son
Steven DuBarry on
graduating from the
Ontario Police College
(Dec. 3/98) and C.O.
Bick Police College in
Toronto (Jan . 8/9 9) .
Steven is employed as
a police constable,
Toronto Police Service
- 14 Division. Steven
also received a B.A. in
Sociology from
Colgate University,
Hamilton, New York
(May/98).
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