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Exeter Times—Advocate
Wednesday, September 8, 2004
Zurich ladies bowling league begins Mon.Sept. 13
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH CORRESPONDENT
ZURICH - The Agricultural Society held their fair
board meeting at the Zurich Complex on Sept. 2 with
first vice-president Hilda Lansbergen and Margaret
Deichert running the business in absence of president
Paul Klopp.
Minutes of the last meeting and treasurer's report
were read. The Zurich Fair in July was a big success
and a motion was made to have another one July 22,
23, 24, 2005, with the theme 'Clown'n
Around'. Sylvia Neeb will be in charge of
getting ideas ready, and being in charge of
the float. Her daughter Amanda will do the front cover
of the program again and help to change the prize list
with the fun theme.
A thank -you card was read from the 4-H Goat Club
for the ribbons.
Public meeting
The annual public meeting will be held on Fri., Nov.
26. The regular monthly meeting is on Thurs., Oct. 21
at 8 p.m.
The former Dominion Hotel, now called 'Smiles', has
been remodeled and is open. It looks great! New win-
dows and front of the building make a big improve-
ment. Inside the front entrance, where the dining room
was, is now one open room. Drop in and see for your-
self how nice it is.
Fred Denomme of Calgary spent last week visiting
with his mother, Josie Denomme and helping her while
she is recuperating; also, her two grandchildren were
with her for a few days.
Marlene and Lewis Gingerich are happy to announce
the arrival of their grandson, Justin Anthony Tate son
of Dorcas and Lloyd in Barrie. He was born on Aug. 12.
The Gingerichs spent two weeks in Barrie helping out
with two-year-old Emma.
Congratulations
Congratulations to Joe and Rose Regier of Zurich as
they celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sept.
4 with Mass at St. Boniface Church at 1 p.m. followed
by dinner and reception at the Blue Water Community
Centre. Several friends, relatives and family members
attending.
Happy 40th wedding anniversary wishes on Sept. 5
to Bill and Toni Brand of RR 2, Hensall.
Congratulations to Donald (Corky) and Shirley
Bedard of Bayview Subdivision on the occasion of their
50th wedding anniversary on Sept. 4. A celebration put
on by their two daughters will be held Sept. 11 in
Michigan.
The lucky winner of the St. Boniface Catholic
Women's League quilt at the Bean Festival was Ann
Brand of Bayfield.
Happy anniversary to Denny and Rose Overholt on
Aug. 31.
Happy birthday to Mike Ryckman (Erb's Country
Kitchen) of Dashwood on Aug. 31.
Recent visitors with Teresa Stark were granddaugh-
ters Cynthia and Mike Castellucci and new baby Mya of
Windsor. Along with Jenny and Pat Spiteri of Windsor.
John and Mary Earl and three children returned
home safe and sound after travelling out east on a
month's vacation. They visited relatives in various
places in Newfoundland and John's dad. They also saw
John's mother in Labrador. While in Prince Edward
Island they visited with Mary's two brothers.
Congratulations to Edwin and Alice Martin of the
Maplewoods Apartments who celebrated their 60th
wedding anniversary on Sept. 6 with a family dinner
held at the Zurich Mennonite Church. Several friends
and relatives attended (about 100) who enjoyed a
musical program which was arranged by their six chil-
dren and grandchildren who came from various
places.
Happy birthday wishes to our grandchildren: Tiffany
Eybergen at Georgia University, on Sept. 7, and Tim
Klopp on Sept. 12.
Sincere sympathy
May we offer our sincere sympathy to wife Marie,
family and relatives of the late Mark Whitney who
passed away last week.
BWRH Events
There is an Alzheimer's Coffee Break at the Blue
Water Rest Home on Thurs., Sept. 23 in the auditorium
from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Helpers are needed to serve
coffee.
Martin Gelinas will entertain the resi-
dents at Blue Water Rest Home Wed.,
Sept. 8 at 6:30 p.m. The Spiritual Connections will be
there Sept. 10 at 11 a.m. On Sept. 14 the residents will
enjoy playing bingo with the help of those from
Community Living in Dashwood.
Jeff Miller and his friends are putting on a musical
program at the Home on Wed., Sept. 15 at 6:30 p.m.
Everyone is most welcome to attend these events and
visit residents.
Carmel's party
I would like to say a big thank you to all my family for
ZURICH NEWS
Driver in crash receives
12 hour susnsion
SOUTH HURON — On Aug.ug30, shortly before 12:30
a.m., OPP were called to a single -vehicle crash on
London Road north of MacDonald Line.
Officers arrived to find ambulance and the local fire
department on site.
Officers discovered that a red 1994 Ford pickup truck
was southbound on London Road when the driver left
the roadway and rolled down a ditch.
An 18 -year-old South Huron man was taken to South
Huron Hospital where he was treated for minor injuries
and released.
During the investigation the driver was found with
alcohol on his breath, failed a roadside test and, after
breathalyser tests was determined to be just below the
level of criminal charges being laid.
Further investigation discovered that the driver had
crashed due to fatigue. As a result, he was charged with
careless driving and issued a 12 -hour license suspen-
sion for blowing above 50 mgs.
the wonderful surprise birthday party on Aug. 29 at
the Zurich Complex. The video presentation was price-
less and it is a day I will always remember. In lieu of
gifts, donations were given to the Mother, Daughter
Walk for Heart and Stroke on Sun., Sept. 26 in London
at Spring Bank Park which all of our family will be tak-
ing part in. Thanks again, Mom (Carmel).
RotaryYouth Exchange Program
An open house in Zurich was held on Aug. 22, at the
home of Francis and Cindy Denomme as a send-off for
their daughter Michelle. Michelle left on Aug. 26 for
Waterloo, Belgium through the Rotary International
Youth Exchange Program. Michelle will spend a year
in Belgium where she will be attending school, Rotary
meetings and Rotary conferences.
Michelle is sponsored by the Goderich Rotary Club
and while in Belgium will be giving presentations of
Canada. Many neighbours, friends and family attended
the open house and provided Michelle with a great
start for her upcoming year.
The ladies bowling league will start at the Town and
Country Lanes in Zurich on Mon., Sept. 13 at 7 p.m.
Everyone is welcome to come out and have fun and
exercise at the same time. See you there.
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