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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1999-06-30, Page 19Wednesday, June 30. 1999 19 Community Staff changes rade for next September at Zurich schools By Carmel Sweeney idillicILLOBBarmilata ZURICH - Zurich won the bronze trophy at the Tri -County Senior Games in St. Marys on June 14 and 15. Exeter came in first .and St. Marys sec- ond. Zurich winners included: the 5 pin bowl- ing team: Elaine Weido, Wm. Muller, Robert Horner, Mary Fickling and Madeline Desjardin (gold medals), Lottie Grenier and Orlen Schwartzentruber - (Solo gold medalists); Della Gascho and Marie Cyr (crokinole fingers gold medalists); Doreen Oesch and Ken Gascho (croki- nole sticks gold medal- ists); Doris Hamilton and Paula and Harry VanOsch (lawn bowling silver medalists); and Marie Gelinas and Bill Goudie (bridge bronze medalists). Zurich had 27 participants and 24 attended the closing ban- quet. A musical pageant on the life of Christ called "The Promise" will .be held at the Forest Amphitheatre (just off Hwy. #2) on July 2, 3 and 4, then again on July 9, 10 and 11. The show starts at 8:30 p.m. Adults O, :students $4. a it lgwt-chairs. For more information call (519) 899-4278. A program .will be held from July 5 to 9 at the Mennonite Church Hall from 8:45 a.m. to noon for children ages five to grade 10. A program will be held on Friday evening, July 9, at 7:30 p.m. for parents, friends and' relatives. For bus route information call 236-4473. The Zurich Optimist Club held their last school dance for the .. youth on Tuesday at the Zurich Public School. Several prizes were won. The family dinner for the residents was held at the Blue Water Rest Home recently. A musical program was held in the main hall. St. Boniface Youth Club members are reminded to sell almonds to cover the cost of the bus for a trip to Canada's Wonderland in Toronto on July 12. The money is to be returned to Denise Meidinger. A day pass is $25 per person. Members of the Zurich Lions Club and the Agricultural Society are selling elimination draw tickets at $10 each. The draw will be held July .23 in connection with the Zurich Fair. The variety show begins at 7 p.m. There are lots of money prizes to be won, plus all the beef burgers you can eat. Tickets and stubs can be brought to the next fair board meeting at the Township Hall on July 7 or given to Lions Louis Willert, Zurich or John Becker, Dashwood. Tickets are available at J&L Variety Store or from members of both clubs. The next bAan plana n meeting held apt the Zurich Fire Hall on -July 14 a 7:30 p.m. The grade 5 and 6 classes of St. Boniface School enjoyed a bus trip to Toronto on June . 24 where they visited the Royal Ontario Museum. High school students are done exams and off for the summer months. • Grade school students d their last day on e 29. Farewells were said to s teachers leaving. Mr. Trocchi will leave St. dal. volunteer honoured HENSALL - ,The International Year of the Older . Person was com- memorated Friday at the Hensall .Community Centre with Queensway Nursing Home residents in attendance. Auxiliary volunteer Jessie Archer was among those honoured. She has volunteered at Queensway for many years providing friend- ship and caring to all res- idents but especially to those who have no fami- ly. She remembers them with cards and notes even when she's off to Florida for the winter. She and several other volunteers contribute much to the quality of life of Queensway residents. The Nashville Rejects entertained at the monthly birthday party Thursday evening. Several Senior Diners stayed to celebrate birth- days for Marg :Coates, Mary Broadfoot and Gertie Moir. Shirley Luther led wor- ship service on Tuesday and spent time visiting with residents. Belva Fuss was volunteer organist and Marg Cole assisted residents. The Christian Reformed Women of Exeter visited Monday afternoon and assisted several residents with walks and-wbeel- chair rides. They also served ice cream to all those enjoying the out- doors. • Coming events July 2, 7 p.m., .Friendship Friday with Clare and Andy; July 3, 9 a.m. Volunteer A ary meeting; July 8, 6 p.m.. Senior Diners; 7 p.m, Bodacious Jazz Ban Boniface to go to St. Anne's in Clinton; Laura Nolan is going from St. Boniface to a school in Ottawa; and Mary Regier will retire. The kinder- garten graduation at St. Boniface was held on the last day of school. The principal at Zurich Public School, Mr. Nicholls, is retiring. Mr. Al Sygrove,will replace him in September. Mr. Brock will be leaving Zurich to teach in Brussels. Michele Haberer who has been head of the Student Council for the past two years is step- ping ,down and Lisa Dietrich will take over her duties in the fall. Zurich' Playground hold registration at the arena for children ages four to 12 on June 28 and 29. There was also registra- tion for swimming lessons in Vanastra for five weeks. The Women's Institute District Picnic will be held on July 6 .at the Crediton Community Park, hosted by the Elimville. group. The fun begins at noon. For more information about rides, phone Bridget Groot. The commencement ceremony at St. Anne's High School, Clinton will be held June 30 for the first graduating class since the school was built. Lee and Rose Regier and her sister Therese Stark spent the weekend in Windsor visiting family members. A St. Boniface C.W.L. meeting was held recent- ly. The guest speaker was from Community Living in Dashwood. The League presented rosaries to the grade 8 graduating class along with the K. of C. Some members are going on a bus trip to the Shrine in Merlin, near Chatham, on July 13 with the Grand Bend League. Men .are also welcome. The bus leaves Grand Bend at 8:45 a.m. The cost is $15 each. Bring your lunch. Personals Don and Donna O'Brien returned home from a recent trip to the Maritima. In Nova Scotia they teamed up with Betty and Don Oke and Ruth and Ken Oke to tour Newfoundland, Cape Breton Island and Quebec City together. Max and Margaret Ducharme celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on June 27 with a Mass said for their Intentions at St. Boniface Church on Sunday. An open house was held in the parish hall afterwards followed by a family supper at the Ducharme's home in Zurich. A buck and doe was held for Peter Overholt and Stephanie Durand on June 26 at the Zurich Community Centre. Peter is the son of Willy and Martha Overholt, and Stephanie is the daughter of Steve and Janet Durand, all of the Zurich area. The couple are to be married in August. Gary Deichert and Tracy Harris were mar- ried on June 26 in Dashwood. Gary is the son of Doris Hamilton of Zurich. Relatives of the bride attended the wed- ding from England and Australia. The couple are living in Zurich. Clem and Theresa Regier celebrated their 51st anniversary on June 26 with a family get- together and barbecue supper at their Zurich home. The family of Clare and Lucille Masse recently held their summer family reunion at St. Peter's Parish Hall at St. Joseph. Sympathy of the com- munity goes . to Fr. Morris who lost his brother Fr. William Morris in Windsor this past week. Jeff and Rosie Rothenberg and Rick and Patty Bedard took a houseboat vacation last week. Happy birthday wishes go to Doug Klopp on June 26; and to three year old Paul Stephan this past week. •••••••••••••• fie.. • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 • • 1 • • • • • 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • 444. 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