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Wednesday, October 6, 1999
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Get your costume ready for Zurich's Mad Bash.
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH CORRESPONDENT
ZURICH - A weekend
program designed to help
separated, divorced and
widowed people re-evalu-
ate themselves and move
into the future with
renewed hope will be held
from October 8 to 10 at
the Michaelite Father's
house in Melrose. For
information phone Helene
Ducharme.
St. Boniface and St.
Peter's students are hav-
ing a youth group meeting
for those in grades 5 to 8
on October 7 at 7 p.m. in
the school gym. Parents
are asked to come with
their children to the first
meeting for registration.
The high school students
of St. Boniface Parish held
their second youth group
meeting on Monday
evening at the church.
The Sparks, Brownies
and Guides held their first
meeting on October 4 from
4:30 to 6 p.m. at the
Zurich Mennonite Church.
Anyone still wanting to
join any of these groups
can call Nicole Veroude at
236-7631 'v'i r Ruth
Ziehnaii-Zehr at 236-4471
for information. Any pre -
worn uniforms not being
used would be useful to
the new. members.
Leaders and helpers are
g it needed.
Some members of the
Zurich Women's Institute
attended the Fall District
Rally in Clinton on October
4. In the evening they held
their monthly meeting at
the Blue Water Rest Home
so some of their members
(residents at the home)
could attend. President is
Joan Smith.
Any members of the
Zurich Agricultural Society
wanting to attend the
,annual District #8 din-
ner/meeting in Mitchell on
October 26 at 6:30 p.m.
are to phone Margaret as
soon as possible for reser-
vations. Tickets are, $10
per person.
A Hallowe'en Mad Bash
will be held at the Zurich
Community Centre on
October 30 from 9 p.m. to
1 a.m. The cost is $5 per
person and prizes will be
given for costumes. Phone
Cheryl at 236-7374 or
Shelley at 236-7359 or the
arena at 236-4969.
Tickets are also available
at J&L Variety Store. All
proceeds will go to the
"Save the Babe" building
fund.
The next Lions Club
meeting will be held
October 13 at the
Dominion Tavern with
dinner at 7 p.m.
Students of St. Anne's
High School in Clinton will
be getting sponsors for a
walk-a-thon to take place
on October 15 as a
fundraiser for school pro-
jects.
The C.W.L. Deanery
meeting is set for October
27 in Listowel, beginning
with Mass at 9 a.m. at St.
Joseph Church. Phone
Coby at 236-4038 before
October 24 if you want to
go.
The recent Community
Dinners held at the Zurich
Arena during the week of
the International Plowing
Match were a great suc-
cess. Donna Klopp
assumed the role of
Master chef with many
volunteers from Zurich
Chamber of Commerce,
Optimists, St. Boniface,
Lutheran, United and
Zurich Mennonite
Churches sharing their
time and services.
Proceeds from this com-
munity effort will be
equally shared among the
participating organiza-
tions.
Personals
Debbie Regier and Chris
Sproule were married at
St. Boniface Church by Fr.
Wronski on October 2. The
dinner and reception were
held at the Zurich
Community Centre. The
bride is the daughter of
Pat and Evelyn Regier, RR
#3 Zurich. Following their
honeymoon, the couple
will be living in Orillia.
Veola Wood and her two
daughters Karen Deitz of
B.C. and Jane Williams of
Miltone past two
eekg g through
the Maritime Provinces.
The trip was to celebrate
Veola's recent 80th birth-
day.
Farewell to Bernadette
Denomme who has moved
to her new home in
Tecumseh, Ontario.
Congratulations to Jerry
and Julie Groot, RR #1
Zurich on the arrival of
their third child, a girl,
Courtney Eve, born
October 1. This is the 34th
grandchild for John and
Bridget Groot, Zurich.
Welcome back to Zurich
Matthais Wronski, pastor
of St. Boniface Parish who
was on a leave of absence
for the past three months
to visit Poland. He arrived
in time to celebrate his
birthday on October 2. Fr.
Mario Cassar spent the
summer months in Zurich
looking after the parish
while Fr. Wronski was
away. He has now been
moved to St. Francis
Zavier Parish in Tilbury.
A surprise birthday
party was held for Dorothy
Dietrich recently at the
Zurich Mennonite Church.
Happy birthday wishes
go to Ron Heimrich on
September 27; to Jacob
Rothenberg on October 1;
and to Margaret Hess who
was 98 years old on
September 24.
Happy 26th anniversary
wishes go to Mozart and
Julie Gelinas on
September 29.
The family of Jeff and
Rosie Rothenberg spent
the weekend in Ottawa
visiting with members of
his family.
Sympathy of the commu-
nity goes to the family of
the late Clara Klopp who
passed away last
Thursday. Her funeral
was held on October 3 at
St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, conducted by Rev.
Ross Thomson.
Robert and Alma
Westlake announce the
arrival of their first grand-
child, a girl, Sera Bilhan
Ruth Westlake, born
September 15 to parents
Tim and Hande in
Toronto.
Sincere sympathy goes
to the family of the late
Percy Bedard who passed
away October 4_
The family of Ivan and
Marjorie Meidinger held
their Thanksgiving dinner
and get-together on
October 3 at their home.
• Elaine Beauchamp
returned home last
Thursday after spending a
two-week vacation in San
Francisco, California visit-
ing with friends Anne, Bob
and Steven Besozzi.
Happy 35th birthday
wishes go to Vicki
Ducharme on October 3.
She woke up in the morn-
ing to find a lawn full of
pink flamingos and a big
birthday sign. A family
get-together was held at
the home of her parents
Ron and Sharen
Schroeder on Sunday,
which was also for her sis-
ter's, Kelly Consitt, birth-
day on September 15.
Future firefighters
The Little Adventures day, care visited the Exeter and Area Fire Department last week to learn about fire
safety, model firefighting attire and see the fire trucks. Back row from Ieft,Alastair Howe, Brianne Skinner,Ali
Heywood, Evan Winbow, Kara Bakelaaj.f cont row from left, Grief John Morgan and Emily Hartman, Liam
Morris and Captain Danny Smith.
CMHC prognhe
ONTARIO Canada.
Mortgage and Housing
Corporation (CMHC), the
federal government's
housing agency, can help
seniors live independently
by providing financial
assistance, to homeowners
and tenants for minor
home adaptations.
CMHC's Home
Adaptations for Seniors'
Independence (HASI)
Program may provide
qualified applicants, age
65 or older, with a forgiv-
able loan of up to $2,500.
To qualify for the HASI
program, applicants must
meet certain income
requirements and have
difficulties associated with
daily living in their homes.
The funds can be used to
cover the costs of minor
home modifications that
will allow seniors to live
independently in their own
homes for as long as possi-
ble. Adaptations made
under this program could
include installing
handrails, easy -to -reach
work and storage areas,
lever handles on doors,
walk-in showers, bathtub
seats or grab bars.
CMHC's Ontario Assisted
Housing Centre is now
accepting applications for
ANNOUNCEMENT
Clinton Community Credit
Union is pleased to
announce that Doreen
Welsh has joined our staff
as Account Manager -
Retail Loans and
Mortgages.
Doreen brings many years
of related experience to
the position, and is looking
forward to meeting Credit
Union members in all the
communities we serve.
Doreen Welsh
Account Manager
Retail Loans and Mortgages
Investment Needs
CLINTON
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www.clintancu.on.ca
48 Ontario Street Main Street 118 Main Street North
CUNTON DASHWOOD EXETER •
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din tficiepenctent
the HASI Program on a
first -come -first -serve
basis. • For information or
to obtain an application
package, call 1-800-704-
6488.
VILLAGE OF ZURICH- COUNCILLOR NEEDED
Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Village of Zurich
will be meeting on Thursday. October 1*1999 at 7OOp.m. In the
Council Chambers to fill the office of Councilor by appointment.
Any elector of the municipality who 15 interested In serving as a
Council member for the remainder of the current term, and
who is qualified to do so, should notify the Clerk, In writing,
prior to October 14 at 1200 noon, in order to be considered by
Condi at the above mentioned meetjng.
Charlene Overholt
Clerk -Treasurer
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