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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-06-19, Page 7Graduate - Peter Alexander McAllister, son of Susan al. Neil McAllister grads'- e from Lake Head Univers Thunder Bay on May Lam, 1996 with a Bachelor of Civil Engineering Degree. Congratulations from Mom and Dad, brothers Tim, Bryan, sister Sarah, grandmother Flora Doerr Graduate - Melinda Nether- cott, daughter of Edwin and Marie graduated from Fan- shawe College June 14, 1996. She has received her diploma as a Development Services Workdr: (She is pres- ently working for The Salva- tion Army in their Community Living program. Congratulations and best wishes Love from your family Photography by Bart DeVries Graduate - Barbara Tiernan, daughter of Marie and the late Charles Tieman, graduat- ed on June 11 from the Uni- versity of Toronto with a Bach- elor of Science in Pharmacy degree. Way to go, Pharmiel Love, Susan, Julia and Mom eradiate - Mark William el- gand, son of Bill and ► . ris, graduated on June 7, 1 9 with t' -e Three -Year Account- ing Program from Lambton College. Congratulations Mark, Love and Best Wishes Mom, Dad, Andrea and Jodi Graduate - Timothy Andrew +r ^ water, son of Susan and sit) A -r graduates 0„ . Ullege in Toron- L, ,it 19, 1996 with High Hc, lours In Fire Protec- tion Technology. Tim also re- ceived The Student Leader- ship Award for 1996. Tim Is currently employed with Cer- besus Pyrotronics In Rich- mond Hill. Congratulations from Mom and Dad, brothers Peter, Bryan, sister Sarah, grandmother Rora Doerr Dr. M.E. Jones, BSc., D.C. Graduate Mark - E. ` Jones graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto on May 3, 1996. Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Jones of Exeter and the late Joan Jones, and proud grandmother Is Edna Weber of Exeter. Dr. Jones has also studied clinical acu- puncture at the Colombo South General Hospital, Sri Lanka during the summer of '94. He Is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario and Seaforth District High School. Or. Jones will be opening his practice In Exeter In early August. '4‘ Graduate - Kim Hummel will graduate from C.D. High School, London, June 25, 1996. Congratulations from Opa and Oma • Kaisers doz. 1.99 FAMII. Times -Advocate, June 19,1996 Page 7 Busy Homecoming weekend p Ianned were married at the Zurich Men- nonite Church on June 15 by Pastor Phil Bender. Sara 1s the daughter of A retirement dinner and get - Don and Shirley Gingerich,. They together was held for Joe De - wilt live in Brantford. nomme with 21 co-workers and There will be a strawberry supper spouses attending at Hessenland sponsored by the Calvary United Country Inn. on June 12. Joe was Church in Dashwood on June 25 at an employee of the Zurich Co-op the Community Centre from 5 to 8 for the past 23 years. His wife Do - p.m. Tickets at the door are $8; rene helped him celebrate. children six to 12 years are $3. The Home Coming Dance will be The babysitting course sponsored held June 29. Tickets are available by the Zurich Optimist Club has at the door for $15. a couple. Lunch been cancelled until fall. The club will be provided. is having a Youth Dance at the are- The Shriner's Fish Fry is on June na on June 28 from 7 to 10 p.m. for 29 at the Arena from 4:30 to 7:30 ages 11-15 years only. Cost is $3 at p.m. The cost is $9. a person and the door. Parents are asked to pick tickets are available at the door. up their children on time. Advance tickets are necessary for The Optimist Club would appre- the Authentic German dinner on ciate help throughout the day at June 30, 5:30 - 8 p.m. at the Arena their food booth on Saturday, June which will cost $14. a person. It 29 for Hay Days. Phone president will served and catered by Jerry Diane Wilds at 236-7344 if you can Rader and staff. Tickets can be pur- help. Proceeds will go towards the chased from a committee member By Carmel Sweeney Zurich correspondent You can pre -register for the Homecoming weekend. ZURICH - Many people came from near and far to help Jerry and Brenda Rader celebrate the opening of their new unique market in Zu- rich. Everyone was able to see and taste the variety of products availa- ble in the store. Evangelical Lutheran Women The June meeting of the Evangel- ical Lutheran women met in the Fellowship hall at 7:30 for business followed by devotions and guest speaker Penny from Child Light, a parent resource for Blind and Visu- ally impaired children with or with- out disabilities aged 0-5 years. Child Light is based in London and serves the counties of Oxford, Mid- dlesex, Huron, Haldimand-Norfolk, Perth and Elgin. The prime method of service is an in-home, individu- ally prepared program. Lunch was served to our visitors from Dashwood Lutheran, and Zu- rich United Church Ladies by Dot Hess, Joan McKinnon and Doris Hamilton. Homecoming There is still time to enter your Hay Bales Sculpture before the Homecoming weekend. Please con- tact Sharon and Doug Kyle to regia-. ter. All participants receive a prize. Eat your fill at the Fireman's Breakfast June 29 and be sure to watch the Homecoming Parade at 10:30 a.m. Follow the parade to the arena fair grounds for the Offi- cial Welcoming immediately after. At the same time the last two cop- ies of "Hay Township Highlights" will be auctioned off. If you didn't get a book, you'll want to get a bid in. You can pre -register for the weekend by filling out your name and address at the Hay Township Municipal office. Your name tag will be computer prepared and ready for you to pick up at the Reg- istration Desk in the auditorium when you come to Homecoming. Each family will also receive a "fa- vour bag" of goods and informa- tion. Golden Agers Zurich Golden Agers entertained the winners going to the Senior Games at their June meeting. A potluck supper was enjoyed by 40 people. Phyllis Deichert accompa- nied the singing of Grace and 0 Canada. We were reminded of the invita- tion to Huronview afternoon tea on June 20 at 1:30 and several were interested in going. Nora Heard won the 50/50 draw and Ceselia Farwell led in a few ex- ercises. Annie Finkbeiner read two poems "I Keep My Bottles In The Basement" and "Grandmothers". Ina Neeb read "The Farmer". Glenn Weido was the last one to sit down in a contest. The Zurich Connections consisting of Lloyd and Helen Otterbein and Art and Eleanor Horst supplied lively mu- sic throughout the evening. On be- half of the guests Mary Jocobi thanked the club for a supper and evening. Games of solo, euchre and crokinole followed. Sister Joyce Smith from New Jer- sey is spending the week with her brother, Bill and Maddy Smith. They attended the 25th Anniversary of Bob and Trudy Smith on June 16 which was held at Bill and Maddy Smith's home, R. R. 1, Dashwood. Dorothy Slade from Kelowna, B.C. spent a few days with friends Donna and Herb Klopp, recently. Arnold and Coby Vanden Boo - men returned home from a month's holiday in Holland, visiting rela- tives. Sara Gingerich and Rob Darling Coallellaramicain French Stick 450 g Hamburg or Hot Dog Rolls pkg. of 8 ._99 Lunches: e Soup & Sandwiches Collier and donuts .99 ea. Butter Tarts pkg. 6 1.99 Monterray Jack Ib. 3.99 Cheese; Fresh off the block! Bagels 8 varieties Quality bakery products since 19291 Can Balmy a cheese How. as u 444 Main it. vaso t Youth Club. or at the Township office. Doug and Lois Thiel spent the weekend in Shelbourne and attend- ed a family reunion for her side of the family on Saturday. Earl and Anne Flaxbard spent Saturday in Georgetown at the home of son Paul and Cathy Flax - bard and were joined by the other member's family to celebrate Fa- ther's Day. A Fair Board meeting will be held June 20 at 8 p.m. at the Town- ship Hall. The St. Boniface Youth. Group (grades 6-8) will meet Thursday night form 7 - 8:30 p.m. in the Par- ish Hall. The Town's Annual Dinner will be held June 26 at the Community Centre. Any senior citizen who has not signed up for a ticket should call the Municipal office 236-4974 as soon as possible. ANSTETT JEWELLERS SINCE 1950 382 MAiN ST. S. EXETER • 235-2468 FREE DELIVERY bonus two: onus three: It's the lio\ Sprint; flus \laf ek the Difference 11%1\ til 1 1t\t\'-d FULL SET '649 QUEEN SET '599 KING SET.. ....'899 FULL SET 6699 QUEEN SET '799 KING SET '999 467 Main Street, Exeter, Ont. 235-0173