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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-9-14, Page 20Cardiff appreciation Service celebrated BRUSSELS - Thirteen years of service to the constituents of Hu- ron -Bruce will be celebrated on Tuesday, September 27, as friends of Murray and Betty Cardiff gather for an appreciation night. The non-partisan event will be held in the Brussels -Morris -Grey Community Centre, beginning at 6 p.m., with dinner to follow. Several of• Cardiff's colleagpes will be in attendance, including for- mer minister Perrin Beatty. A narrated slide pictorial will highlight the retired Member of Parliament's years of service, and everyone is invited to share in the celebration. Anyone interested in attending this appreciation night can get tick- ets from local municipal chairpeo- ple, or by phoning 524-4969. NieJ Notice to Exeter Public Utilities Commission Water Consumers Please be advised that restrictions for watering of lawns 'and gardens have been cancelled. The Commissionwishes to thank the customers for their co -operations. - Exeter Public Utilities Commission H.L. Davis, Managpr Page 20 Times -Advocate, September 14, 1994 0- E D R E A • 0N E W 0 R • L D 0 N E R N Terry Fox =what thoughts come to mind Kevin Bender Vanastra "I think about how am- bitious and courageous he was to do the charity run," Leah Siebert _ Zurich "When I think of Terry Fox, I think of someone who strived to be the best he could," Kelly Ne!lands Hensel) "He was someone who, . displayed a great amount of courage and strength. He is a great role model." • Heather Wood Exeter "I think of bravery." Jamie Van Dam Exeter "I think of his long run," Michelle Bremner Exeter "I associate the yearly run with Terry Fox," Sunday school resumes By Mary Peterson CENTRALIA - Children and teachers are back in school. At Centralia United Church, they're back in Sunday School. Teachers and congregation members accept- ed the commitment to help the chil- dren and youth of the church under- stand and experience God's love. In return, the children and youth promised to participate in the wor- ship and mission of the church. Singers are encouraged to come to choir practices at the church on Thursday nights at 7:00 p.m. Prac- tices resume on September 15. On Sunday, September 18 at 8:00 p.m., there wiil be a service of in- trod'jction for Heather Smith at Centralia United Church to wel- come her into the community. UCW Last week, the U.C.W. held their first meeting of the fall. Marian Abbott, Marion Deline, and Gladys Buswell arranged for an interesting movie on "Life in the United Church', The group is planning a pie sale this fall. Further details will he available later. All women of the community are invited to the South Huron U.C.W. Fall Regional meeting Wednesday, September 14 at Exeter United Church. Following registration at 6:45 p.tn., dessert and coffee will be provided during the business and worship. The topic for this fel- lowship time is "The Vine and the Bread". Barbecue Exeter Fair weekend is quickly approaching, and local residents arc preparing for it. Centralia U.C. is also planning a barbecue at Holtzman's IGA. Volunteers arc needed to help Friday, September 23 between 4:30 and 9:00 p.m. or Saturday, September 24. Contact Rob Essery at 228-6992. Anniversary Congratulations to Phyllis and Bob Degraw on the celebration of their 40th wedding anniversary. Friends and relatives attended a church service at Faith Tabernacle and a reception at the Centralia Community Centre on Sunday, September 11. Euchre party At the recent euchre party at Heywood's Restaurant, 011ie Es- sery and Ruby Beaver won the awards for High Hands, while Lone Hands *as won by Elwinna Galloway and Harry Noels. The Special went to Doris Pfaff. The next party at Heywood's will be September 19. Aerobic classes held at Zurich arena The classes are on Tuesday evenings. By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - Aerobic classes for teenagers and adults have started at the Zurich Arena on Tuesday nights. Anyone interested in joining is to phone Deb Gingerich at 236-7574 as soon as possible. WI The Zurich Women's Institute met at the Blue Wa- ter Rest Home on September 5 to celebrate the resi- dents' September birthdays. Kay Hay, Margaret Westlake and Joan Smith were in charge of the program which consisted of a sing - a -long of old favourites and a humorous poem on the state of health of a senior citizen. Phyliss Deichert assisted on the piano. Birthday recipients were Nelson Howe, John (Tiny) Bedour and Margaret Mousseau. Muffins and refreshments were served. A short business meeting followed. President Bridget Groot introduced Pearl Heim- `fich, who has recently moved from Ayton to Zurich and will be joining the Zurich branch. Members were reminded of the Huron County Ral- ly on October 3, which Zurich Branch will be host- ing. The Rally is to be held in the Hay Township Hall. Blue Water Auxiliairy The Ladies Auxiliary meeting of the Blue Water Rest Home was held last Tuesday. The musical pro- gram was presented by the Gelinas children of Che- ryl and Martin, Zurich. First vice-president Donna Klopp welcomed everyone back as well as two visi- tors. Minutes of the last meeting and roll call were giv- en by secretary Marlene Gingerich. Treasurer Cece- lia Farwell gave the financial report and reported the profit' from the bean festival booth and quilt ticket sales. A motion was made to send two delegates, Marlene Gingerich and Martha Ducharme, to a con- vention in Toronto at the Royal York from October 2 to 4. The Board of the Home paid for one member go. The executive are working on updating the con- stitution. The Birthday party was hosted in September by the Crediton Institute women. The Auxiliary will do- nate $1,500 as a first payment on the purchase of an outdoor awning over the doors to the courtyard. r The fall bazaar is set for November 12 at thc Home which will include a penny sale table. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, Sep- tember 27.at 7 p.m. Note the change of date. Lions Club The Lions Club held their first dinner meeting for the fall at the Dominion Tavern on September 12. President was Jeff LaPorte. The next business meet- ing will be held at the hotel on Monday, September 19 at 7 p.m. Members are reminded to attend and the group welcomes any newcomers and visitors. Singles meetings The Huron County singles meetings will resume on Friday, September 16 at 7:30 p.m. at South Huron District High School in Exeter. Everyone is welcome and may bring along a friend. There will be a guest speaker. Marriage Encounter The next Marriage Encounter weekend will be held on October 21 to 23 in London. For more information phone the Cammaerts at 438-7681. CWL Members of St. Boniface C.W.L. are invited to at- tend a meeting at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich this Thursday, September 15 along with the other churches in the village, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker for the evening will be Sally Laughton and Bev Brown, Huron County placement co-ordinator for rest homes. St. Boniface C.W.L. are having their first meeting for the fall on Tuesday, September 20 beginning with Mass at 6:00 p.m. followed by a potluck supper in the hall. President Mary Regier will conduct the meeting with the presentation of 25 -year pins to some of the members. Everyone is invited to hear Carol Kent speak at the Zion Lutheran Church in Dashwood on September 13 at 7:30 p.m. on the topic "Secret Longings of the Heart". If you need a ride from Zurich phone Cathy Skinner at 236-7463. Knights of Columbus The next General meeting of St. Boniface Parish Knights of Columbus will take place on Wednesday, September 14 in the hall downstairs at 8 p.m. Special speaker will be Arthur Correia, distiict dep- uty, along with Alex Schadenberg's presentation on pro-life. Personals Happy birthday wishes to Tim Klopp who was nine years old on September 12. He celebrated on Sunday with his family and Klopp relatives. Congratulations to Marty Merner and Lisa Ward who were married at St. Basil Church in Brantford on September 10. The groom is the son of Bob and Too - tie Merner, Zurich. Several relatives, family mem- bers and friends from the area attended the wedding. Mozart and Marie Gelinas Sr., Martin and Cheryl Gelinas, Mozart and Julie Gelinas Jr. and family at- tended the wedding of Kathleen Cavill and Steve Murphy in Windsor on Saturday, September 10 at Blessed Sacrament Church with dinner and reception held at the Caboto Club. The bride is the daughter of Anna -Marie and Bob Hasten from Michigan. Jerome and Carmel Sweeney went to an annual staff barbecue and get-together in Goderich on Satur- day at the home of Velma and Dave Haylow. On Sunday they spent the day in London at the Western Fair. Dorothy Breakcy visited friends in Sarnia on the weekend. Congratulations to Jamie Bedard and Wanda Ab- bott who were married at St. Boniface Church on Sat- urday, September 10 by Fr. Wronski. Dinner and re- ception were held at the Zurich Community Centre. Jamie is the son of Aubrey and Wendy of Exeter, and grandson of Dorothy Bedard of Zurich. Happy birthday wishes to two-year-old Levi North- over on September 8 and to Butch Sweeny, Vanas- tra, on September 16. Eva Wagner from Frankfort, Germany is visiting for a month witt,friends Carol and Cyril Gingerich at their home in Zurich. They knew each other while in Ethiopia. Eva is a mid -wife and nurse who delivers babies in the hospital, as over there the doctors only deliver babies if there is a problem, btitare nearby if needed. An evening will be shared with Peter and Elfreida Dyck from the United States who used to work with refugees in World War II. Archbishop visits for confirmation EXETER - The Anglican parish of Exeter and Grand Bend wel- comed The Most Reverend Percy O'Driscoll, Archbishop of the Dio- cese of Huron and Metropolitan of Ontario to St. John's -By -The -Lake Anglican Church in Grand Bend on Sunday, September 4. This was Archbishop O'Dricoll's first visit to St. John's and the occa- sion for his presence was the con- firmation of fifteen members of the congregation of St. John's and Tri - vitt Memorial in Exeter. In addition to these fifteen, the Archbishop af- firmed others as members of the Anglican Communion. St. John's was filled to overflow- ing as The Rev. 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