Times-Advocate, 1999-03-03, Page 37Wednesday, March 3, 1999
Exeter Times -Advocate
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St. Boniface students
prepare for a musical
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH CORRESPONDENT
ZURICII -The Women's
Institute members held a
meeting at Erb's Country
Kitchen on Monday after-
noon. President Bridge
Groot welcomed the
members.
The Zurich Lions Club
are planning a
Prospective'. Members
Night at the Dominion
Tavern on March 10,
beginning with dinner at
7 p.m. Guest speaker will
be Lion Bruce Murray of
St. Marys. He will speak
about how Lionism bene-
fits the community.
The meeting will be
open to anyone interested
in being a Lion. The
Zurich Club will be cele-
brating their 55th
anniversary this year. For
more information phone
President John Becker in
Dashwood at 237-3628 or
Doug O'Brien in Zurich at
236-4369.
A decorated window at
the Tender Spot in Zurich
s promoting the upcom-
ng Plowing Match.
The grade 5-8 St.
3oniface, »pupils are pre -
;eating . a musical,
`Readin', Ritin' and
lockin", this Thursday
rid Friday, March 4 and
i, at 7:30 p.m. Admission
:or adults is $4 at the
loor and $2 for students.
The World Day of
'rayer will be held on
',larch 5 at 2 p.m. at St.
3oniface Parish with the
,heme "God's Tender
Couch".
Members of the Zurich
and Area Figure Skating
Club will be, competing. in
' Goderich Mrch 6 and 7.
Some skaters will hlso. be
in the Exeter Skating Club
Carnival on March 7 at 1
p.m.
Zurich's figure skating
carnival will be held
March 28 at 2 p.m. with
the theme "Dance, Dance,
Dance."
The next fair board
meeting will be held at
the Hay Township Hall on
March 29 at 8 p.m.
The Zurich Cubs are
getting ready for the. Kub
Kar Rally at Zurich Arena
on March 13. The boys,
along with the Hensall
pack, will be practicing
for the race at the Blue
Water Rest Home on
March 10.
The Bayfield Figure
Skating Carnival will be
held at the arena on
March 7 at 2 p.m. with
the theme "A Walk Down
Main Street." For more
information call Deb
Telford at 236-7020.
Members of the Boys
Club of the Mennonite
Church held a family
skating party at the arena
on Saturday night. The
MYF's group enjoyed a
volleyball game against
their parents on Friday
night.
Personals
Peter and Theresa
Bedard of Hensall and
Jerome and Marie
Denomme of Zurich trav-
elled to Windsor last
Wednesday to visit their
Snow -pitch chem • s
sister Sarah and Ted
Robson.
Best wishes for a sFeedy
recovery go to Ted
Ducharme who is recu-
perating from a heart bi-
pass operation last week.
Happy 80th birthday
wishes go to Marie
Gingerich who celebrated
on February 27 at an
open house at Blue Water
Rest Home.
Happy birthday wishes
go to Mary' Becker of
Dashwood on February
28; and to Renee
Sweeney, London, who
will be 22 years old on
March 7.
Earl and Marg Horner,
Zurich and Mona and
Erle Hamilton of Ailsa
Craig spent a two-week
vacation at Myrtle Beach
recently.
A retirement party was
held for Barb Sheppard,
head nurse at the Blue.
Water )gest Home for
nearly 30 years. Her last
day on the job was
February 26. The resi-
dents had a farewell party
for her in the morning
and staff members put on
a party in the afternoon.
The Boar4l of Directors
also held a get-together in
her honour recently. She
lives in Grand Bend with
husband Doug at
Turnbull's Grove.
Mozart and Marie
Gelinas spent Sunday in
Dorchester at the home of
son Marc and Cindy
Gelinas and family.
The Orvilles from Dashwood won the A Championship at the Grand Bend
Winter Carnival snow -pitch tournament. Back row, from left: John Mousseau,
Jason Becker, Glen Hines, Blake Schade, Christine Schade and Steve Mathers. Front
row, from left: Jordan Glen, Jayne Glen, Gayle Beuerman, Darlene O'Rourke and
Karen Schade. Missing:Ted Hoffman and Al Gaiser. photo/Fred MacDonald
Education month for Exeter's Dining for Seniors
EXETER - The month of February was
enjoyable and educational for those who
attended the weekly Dining for Seniors
dinners. To celebrate Valentine's Day the
hall was tastefully decorated with hearts
and cupids.
During the month Jean Hodgert,
Maxine Sereda, Josie Ryckman and
Wilma Davis presided, in turns, at the
keyboard.
A 50/05 draw was won by Winona
Hoffman.
Get well cards were signed for Ann
Elberhardt, Georgina Engler, Erlma
Keller and Elsie Jory. A sympathy card
was also signed for Elsie Jory, following
the death of her sister.
Prize winners during the month were
Rev. Miner, Gloria Chambers, Ruth
Brock, Jennie Harris, Jean Hodgert,
Hazel Miller and Jeanette Ducharme.
Birthday greetings were sung for Gloria
Chambers, Jennie Harris and George
Vanhorne.
Two readings were given and a
Valentine quiz conducted by Faye
Skinner. Peter Snell entertained with gui-
tar and vocal selections; one of which
was his composition of "Wiarton Willie."
February begin designated as Heart
Month was a suitable time to hear Ann
Hailee's presentation of Healthy Hearts.
Lesie Showers from Investors Group,
together with a co-worker explained how
financial services help in managing
money matters. They stressed the impor-
tance of giving someone trustworthy, the
power of attorney and having an up-to-
date will.
S;;udents from the Precious Blood
School entertained with competitive pub-
lic speeches which everyone enjoyed.
A foot care clinic is held the first
Tuesday of each month. Give Charlotte a
call (235-0258) to book an appointment.
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