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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-05-10, Page 7Forthcoming marriage - Je- rome and Helene Ducharme of Zurich are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter, Mary Geralyn to Scott Regier, son of Joseph and Rose Marie Regier, also of Zurich. Their wedding will take place on Saturday, May 20, 1995 at 2:00 p.m. at St. Boniface Church in Zurich. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Robert & Susan McKay of Kincardine are happy to announce the forthcomng marriage of their daughter, Karen to Eugene Hartman, son of Eugene & Barbara Hartman of Dashwood. Their wading will take place at the Kincardine United Church Saturday, May 13/95 at 5:30 p.m. 1 .f7 FAMILY Summer trips planned for Parkview residents LUCAN - It has been a busy month for the seniors at Parkview Place in Lucan. They had a social evening April 10 with hostesses Carrie Kyle and Christy McLeod. President Jo Clubb informed the group of trips planned for the sum- mer months and of a craft and bake sale planned for June 10. The speaker for the evening was Rev. Frank Mantz from Parkwood Hospital. His message was on atti- tude towards illness and especially cancer and that calm acceptance to life in general was especially im- portant to us. The hostesses then surprised eve- ryone by having a cake walk. Eve- ryone enjoyed this and some won cakes. Lunch was served with birthday cake for those with April birthdays. Most of the seniors went to the beef dinner at the arena on April 20 and to the Knights of Columbus eu- chre night in the lounge. The cribbage held Friday was hosted by Henry Noels. The seniors are saddened this month by the death of Reg Blay, a long time resident of Parkview Place. Ed Armstrong is in hospital but is doing well. Residents welcome Jennie Hartle, a new resident. Students seeking summer employment By Leila Beier Student Employment Co-ordinator EXETER - As we anxiously await summers late arrival, stu- dents are finishing school and are eagerly seeking summer employ- ment to pay for next years increas- ing tuition. As students actively begin their summer job search, the doors of the "Student Employment Office" open. This year the Cana- da Employment Centre and the Huron County Board of Education together are coordinating the Stu- dent Employment Program. This year the student offices will not be located in the Human Re- sources Development Centre, also known as the Canada Employment Centre, as they have been in the past. In order to have our services more accessible to students in the area, the Goderich and Exeter Stu- dent Employment Offices will be based out of Goderich District Col- legiate Institute and South Huron District High School respectively. These offices will be open on May 23, 1995. Until then student jobs will be posted near the main offic- es in the secondary institutions. The Canada Employment Centres in Goderich and Exeter will also post employment vacancies and will have student registration cards available. As well, all employers are now to call the Clinton office with their Job Orders, in order to take advan- tage of the numerous benefits that hiring a student can offer. Leila Beier is heading this office which is located in the Learning Resourc- es Centre (L.R.C.) on the second floor, which is the west wing of Central Huron Secondary School. Students are encouraged to stop in to fill out a registration card and to check out the current job postings. Student jobs will be posted outside the Clinton Student Employment Office, as well as by the main of- fices in C.H.S.S. The office is now open Monday through Friday 8:45 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. where job readi- ness material and Social Insurance applications will also be available. It is believed that this partnership will meet the needs of the students seeking employment, as well em- ployers needs will be met more ef- fectively. So, hire a student today by call- ing 1-800-461-8545 or 482-9301. Sun's effects discussed at Varna meeting A speaker advised the UCW group to use sun screen daily. By Joan Beierling VARNA - President Joyce Dowson opened the Var- na U.C.W. meeting Thursday evening with a Mother's Day reading. She reminded everyone of the bridal shower for Joanne Consitt to be held Wednesday, May 17 at 7:45 p.m. at the Complex. On Sunday May 28 the U.C.W. will be conducting the church service. The campsite experience at Camp Bimini will be held June 12 at 9:30 a.m. Thank you notes were read from Miriam DeRivers and the Huron Centennial Parent Council. Shirley Hill and Mona Stephenson did their devo- tions on Mother's Day. Janet Webster was there to show a video on "Skin Wellness" showing the effects of the sun on skin. She said everyone should use sun screen with a strength of at least SPF 15 every day during the spring and sum- mer months. It should be part of your routine. Mini- mize your sun exposure by avoiding the sun between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. and wear clothing and wide - brimmed hats to cover your skin The next U.C.W. meeting will be June 1. Their Sep- tember meeting will be held August 30, with supper Cult followed by a trip to Huron Country Playhouse to see "My Fair Lady". Youth groups The Trends Youth Group will go bowling Thursday, May 18. The Teens Youth Group will meet Monday, May 11 with a bible study topic of "Self Esteem". Strawberry social The Magnolia Manor owned by Carol and Ted Pa- kenham, formerly known as the historic Moffat Estate, will be the site of an old fashioned Strawberry Short- cake Social on Father's Day, Sunday, June 18 from I to 7 p.m. There will be several events going on. Yard sale The Varna Community Yard Sale is to be held at the Complex May 21 and 22. Anyone wanting tables should call Marion Coleman at 263-5354. Stan -Lee Club The Stan -Lee Club met at the Complex May 3 with 22 members attending. Minutes were read and adopted. The president thanked Ivan and Margaret for arranging the April meeting, the musicians, and the women who made cookies for the Huronview birthday party. The Seniors Meals at Huronview are on June 6 to 9 at 12:00 and six people said they would go on Tues- day, June 6. The Convention in North York, Toronto, is to be held August 14 to 16. If anyone plans to go, payment is to be made by July 17. Cara Stephenson gave a speech "Going to the Beach" which earned her first place at her school and second at Seaforth. Ralph Stephenson read a poem "The Outhouse" and Cara and Leanne Stephenson did a clogging number. Five tables of euchre were enjoyed. Winners were: High Ladies, Bernice Reid; Low lady, Bertha Taylor; High man, Bill McAsh; Low man, Bob Stirling. Lunch and fellowship followed. Personals Many friends and neighbours in Varna and area at- tended the wedding and reception of Charlene Reid, daughter of Charles and Bernice, to Dwight Schnarr from Bright, where they will reside. QuifrSiivplylheFinesl 'WE HAVE IT ALL GREAT CASUAL LI • For Outdoors • Pools • Garden Areas • Sunroomv PURI WICXCR (1.u, U,dmrlirn Caw,d Iidu.trlc,, IIA P I'( lLOed,•. Resin furniture far ultimate in //rp,ml ,'urdonr 1 II II HEAD OFFICE: GRAND BEND Hwy. 83 E. (2 miles from the water plant) HOURS: Mon. - Fri. 8:30 - 5:00. Bit 10:00.5:00 238-2110 Times -Advocate, May 10, 1995 Page 7 Postmaster retires Alice Koehler, Postmaster of the Centralia and Huron Park post offices for the past 14 years retired recently. 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