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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-05-22, Page 12Page l2 Times -Advocate, May 22, 1996 Graduate - Bradley Snider has successfully graduated from World Impact Bible Institute of St. Catharines, Ontario on May 5, 1996. He is the son of Russell and Verona Snider of Exeter. Informationon palliative care services available LONDON - I am living with a terminal illness. My family mem- ber is dying from a terminal ill- ness. My mother is dying. What do I do? Where do I get help? National Palliative Care week is an opportunity for people to learn what is available to them when such questions arise. Through Palliative Care, many individuals and family members have been supported through a difficult time. Palliative Care fo- cuses on quality of life, on the control of pain and other symp- toms, and on the often complex emotional, spiritual, psychologi- cal, and social needs. The Regional Pain and Symp- tom Management Program (RPSMP) includes the five counties of Elgin, Huron, Mid- dlesex, Oxford and Perth. The RPSMP is working to ensure that quality palliative care is available throughout the region through ef- forts such as identifying ways to reduce gaps in services, promot- ing standards for palliative care and education, and developing lo- cal teams of palliative careprovid- ers. As well, information is avail- able 24 hours a day, seven days a week to individuals, family mem- ben, and professional careprovid- ers concerning pain and symptom management, palliative services throughout the region and how to connect with these services, as well as related educational mate- rials. County -based information services are being developed which will provide similar infor- mation at the local level. Building fund profits from draw Lucky draw winners were announced re- cently. By Carmel Sweeney Zurich correspondent ZURICH - Congratulations to the cash draw winners at the May 5 celebration of the St. Boniface Par- ish 100th anniversary. All proceeds of the draw went to the building fund. i $1,500 was won by Barb and Lar- ry McCann of Mt. Carmel; $800 to Joan Weiss of Hensall and Charlie Jeffrey of Zurich won $500. There were also 10 winners of $100 each, The next meeting of the Zurich Agricultural Society will be the Fair Board meeting on May 30 at 8:15 p.m: at the Township Hall. All members 'and directors are needed to help plan the fair on the July 25- 27 weekend. The next foot care clinic at the Maple Woods Apartments will be held June 10 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Ken Brideau last Saturday given by his wife Roxanne, with several friends and relatives attending. His birthday is on May 24. Sympathy of the community goes to the family of the late Wilfred Corriveau, who passed away May 18. His funeral was held on Tues- day at St. Boniface Church, con- ducted by Fr. Wronski. Paige Keller, daughter of Chris Rbgier and Jessica Zawalsky was baptized at St. Boniface Church on May 19. Carrie and Tiffany Eybergen of Acworth, Georgia spent from last Sunday to Tuesday with her par- Fashion buds Nlkl Vermeulen, left, and Heather Waters take a break dur- ing the Grand Bend Public School dinner and fashion show fundraiser at the Coral Reef Inn in Grand Bend on May 9. 4. 1?=)w01cYwi'd ' , °yrs Your Swimming &pecialista If you are a pool someone Swimming Lessons •We bring the lessons to you •We feel there is no one technique that works for everyone •We teach the individual as an individual owner or know who is — Pool Parties *We will provide certified lifeguards for your pod party *We will help plan pool activates Hon tit the Pool with 0,0 522 0941 1 888-POO1. HOF ents Jerome and Carmel Sweeney and family. They had been in De- troit during the weekend as Tiffany took part in a gymnastics competi- tion. Sister Heather Klopp and daughter Heidi of Zurich, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Eybergen Sr., Port Franks also attended. A St. Boniface C.W.L. meeting was held on May 21 following Mass for vocations at 8 p.m. The special speaker for the evening was Gaetan Blanchette, superintendent of Education. The grand opening of Parkside Drive In was held on the holiday weekend with owners being Doug and Rini Erb and family. Also on the weekend was the opening Jerry Rader's Homestyle Catering new, unique restaurant. Belated happy birthday wishes go out to twins Shelley Miller and Sheri Leis (nee Erb) on May 10; to Heather Klopp on May 10; to Ke- viri Geoffrey on May 8; happy 40th birthday to Mary -Lou Gunning (nee Rau) on May 16. A surprise get together was held for Marc Gelinas at the cottage of his in-laws Len and Jean Leng, north of St. Joseph on Saturday "14 IttaIft4T Y M hers attending. Marc and Cindy had just returned from a week's va- cation in Las Vegas. Several people took their first communion at St. Boniface Church on Sunday led by Fr. Wronski. Those were: Scot Ferguson, Kenny kegler, Brittany Becker, Ashley and Nicolas Bruxer, Julianne Hart- man, Caitly'n Hoffman, Jacquelynn Rader Amanda Thomson, Justin Groot and Philip VanRaay. A group communion will be held this Sunday, May 26 at the 11:15 Mass. Graduation time Story Hour graduation, sponsored by the Exeter Christian Reformed Church, took place at the Centralia Community Centre on May 7. Back row, at left, Joey Pavkeje, Rachel Mungar, Luke Hartman, Nicole DeRulter, Kathryn Forrest, Megan Pavkeje, Trisha Pavkeje, Blair Fink. beiner, Evelyn Johns and Nicole Pavkeje. Middle row, at left, Lindsay Branderhorst, Leanna Toomstra, Brett Warwick, Nikki Miedema, Madeline Moyer, Jeffrey Penn, Justin Meikle, Abby Deweerd and Gregory Lovelace. Front row, at left, Chelsea Brooks, Michael Muller, Michelle Vanderwal, Mallory Duenk, Allison Vanderhoek, Matthew Bukelaar, Richard Johns and Maria Knlp. Varna seniors to view `Barn Dance' The Stan Lee Club is going to see the Blyth play June 27. By Joan Belerling Varna correspondent VARNA - The Stan Lee Club are invited to Huronview for an after- noon tea, dessert and entertainment on June 26 at 1:30 p.m. The cost for the afternoon is $3.00. June is Senior Citizens Month and Huron - view would like to express their thanks to clubs helping them pro- vide birthday parties for the resi- dents. If you can go, call Anna be- fore June 10. Instead of the regular meeting, the Stan Lee Club will go to Blyth Theatre on June 27 to see the Barn Dance. Eleanor McAsh and Elva Peck are making arrangements. You may call them. This Saturday, May 25 from 1 to 4 p.m. Camp Menesetung is having a sing-a-thon/walk-a-thon. Sing for a 5it� one is welcotne. - �" Sunday, May 26 a combined Varna -Goshen church service will be held in Goshen. This Sunday is Conference.Sunday so local mem- bers will be in charge of the ser- vice. The Ordination of Varna - thews hp? Call the Times -Advocate 235-1331 ' Ogi-®x'00-4)'*-eaiii*®ier- R.R. 2 Crediton SOSZIA Greenhotilsse & 4 Now expanded to serve you better Mon. - Fri. 4 - 10 p.m., Sat. - Sun. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Holidays 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. JPAnnual - Perennial Box Plants Great for flowerbeds and rock gardens fIndoor tropical and f owering`plants, rose bushes trees and shrubs. Selection of hanging baskets "No GST" Nursery 234-6464 AI exrte � r� tv ,� ;e Your 0,...n, s ♦ Gardening slJt4.tMg V Needs ' OREF11tH1 1/2 miles south of Crediton (;)4140.41-0443-#3000-60@)-0414 Exbhit • Increase four 8eleel • 11 • Exhibit or Sell your Product • Expected Attendance Ovse3SS,IN1 Goshen's next minister, Tracy Crick is at the Metropolitan Church in London on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. A reminder to bring your Canadi- an Tire money for Camp Menese- tung any Sunday until June 10. The Trends Group made a profit of $41.25 last Sunday selling bricks for their schoolhouse roof project in Blue Fields, Nicaragua. This Sunday, they will be selling them in Kippen Church. Sunday, June 2 and June 9, church services will be held in Var- na. Tickets are available for the Var- na Pork Barbecue for June 19 at the Stanley Complex. Vacation Bible School will be held August 6 to 9 from 9 a.m. un- til 12:30 p.m. Cost will be $5.00 per pupil. The theme is "Friendship Adventures with Jesus". Registra- tion forms are available and should be returned to Willi Laurie by June 23. A bridal shower was held for Dale Evans on May 11 at the Com- plex in Varna. Shirley Hill played the piano as guests were arriving. Dale's neighbor Cassandra Postill entertained with a few numbers on the piano. Serena Snell welcomed everyone and read the address. Dale's fiance's nieces did some line dancing and other numbers. A wedding bingo was played. Dale is marrying Rusty Brandon and they are wished all the best. Alex and Marie Voison have moved to Morgan's Trailer Park in Clinton and Mavis and Barry Go- veri have purchased their home. The community yard Sale was an- other success, along with other lo- cal yard sales. Plans are underway for another one in September. Con- tact Marion Coleman if you would like a table. Flyers • Resumes • Programs •• Brochures • Booklets • and morel . 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