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Promotion Incentive Award Skating for little ones Thursdays
The Huron County Pork Producers Promotion and Education
presented their fourth annual Promotion Incentive Award at the 57th Annual
Pork Producers Meeting in Seaforth Jan. I 8.The Promotion Incentive Award is
given to a group in Huron County that demonstrates the use of pork, devel-
oping a project and capturing it through words and pictures.This year from
left, chairperson of the Promotion and Education Committee Ron Douglas
presents the plaque and $300 to Sharon Stephenson of St. John's Anglican
Church in Brussels for their continued use of pork at their annual Pork Chop
Barbecue. (photo/Nina Van Lieshout)
Committee
U.C.W. Jan. 12 meeting
EXETER— The January
meeting of the afternoon
unit of the Exeter United
U.C. W. was held in the
church parlour on Jan. 12.
Barb Harrison's unit was
in charge of the program.
They chose for their
theme from the book by
Rick Warren "The Purpose
Driven Life". Audrey
McRoberts, Mary Baechler
and Doris Sillery partici-
pated in the program.
Geraldine Schenk played
several selections on the
piano
The meeting closed with
the reading of the
Benediction after which
lunch was provided by
Leona Hern's group.
Huron United Way
surpasses goal
GODERICH — The
Huron United Way has
exceeded its 2005
fundraising goal.
Board chairperson Larry
Langan and the United
Way board of directors
announced Monday that
the community of Huron
County and Grand Bend
have met the challenge for
the second year in a row,
raising the most money
ever for the Huron United
Way, passing the $230,000
goal.
When asked what led to
the success of the cam-
paign, Langan said, "We
had a very dedicated staff
team and an enthusiastic
group of employee cam-
paign co-ordinators who
did a tremendous job in
their workplaces raising
awareness and dollars and
in many cases increasing
campaigns significantly,
plus a couple of amazing
community events."
Setting a goal for the
campaign is determined
by what the team feels the
community is capable of
supporting. The climate of
the economic community
is examined along with the
existence of factors such
as capitol campaigns and
the worldwide disasters
experienced in the past
two years.
"What a thrill to
announce achievement of
our goal. Our volunteer
and staff team worked
relentlessly to achieve this
goal and we wish to
extend our heartfelt
thanks to everyone who
donated or volunteered
this year — we simply
could not do it without
you," said executive direc-
tor Kimberley Payne.
"We are deeply grateful
to everyone who made a
contribution of their very
valuable resources of time
and money," added
Langan. "Your support
will make a difference in
the health and well being
of your community in the
coming year.
Congratulations on anoth-
er outstanding success."
Payne added, "We are
waiting final numbers to
be tabulated from a few
workplaces that are just
finalizing their campaigns,
however we can say that
we are presently over
$230,000."
The Huron United Way is
a non-profit agency invest-
ing in Huron County
through its 12 funded
agencies. For more infor-
mation, contact the Huron
United Way at 524-7900
or e-mail huronunited-
way@tcc. on. ca
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH CORRESPONDENT
ZURICH - There is a bus
going to the Bank of
Montreal in Hensall on Fri.,
Jan 27 leaving from the
main corner in Zurich at
9:30 a.m. for anyone need-
ing a ride.
The Ladies Auxiliary meet-
ing will be held at the Blue
Water Rest Home in Zurich
on Tues., Feb. 7 at 6:30 p.m.
Frank and
Elizabeth
Ihrig of
Hessenland recently enjoyed
spending a weeks vacation
in Jamaica along with some
friends.
There will be a family
games night and barbecue
supper on Fri., Jan 27 at St.
Peter's Lutheran Church hall
from 6 to 10 p.m. If you are
planning on attending please
call Phil Erb at 236-7722.
Hubert and Marge Schilbe
spent a week in Panama at
a beach resort.
Julie and Doug Debus are
happy to announce the
arrival of their grandson
Robert James who was born
on Jan. 14, to proud parents
Nicole and Gary Wilson of
London.
Josef and Martha Risi
spent a day in Tecumseh
last week visiting her sister
Sarah Robson at the Extenda
Care Home. They also saw
her husband Ted while in
Windsor.
There will be a Valentine's
Dance in Dashwood at the
Community Centre on Fri.,
Feb. 10 from 8:30 p.m. to 1
a.m. Tickets are available at
$20 a couple. Call 234-6749
for more infor-
mation. Music
will be provided
by the band "Sunrise".
Free skating for Moms at
the Zurich Complex every
Tuesday morning from 10 to
11 a.m. Every Thursday
from 10 to 11:30 a.m. there
is skating for the little ones.
Free family public skating is
Saturdays from 1 to 1:50
p.m. and Sundays 5:30 to
6:50 p.m. unless there is a
hockey tournament. You can
call the Complex at 236-
4969 for information on free
skating times and other
activities.
The next meeting for the
150th Anniversary of Zurich
is Thurs., Feb. 9 - 7 p.m. at
the Lutheran Church
ZURICH NEWS
Fellowship Hall.
Thinking Day for Scouts
and Brownies is on Sat.,
Feb. 18 from 1:30 to 4 p.m.
at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church Hall.
Family and Friends are
invited to see the
Synchronized Skating
Showcase at the Exeter
Arena on Sun., Jan 29 begin-
ning at 6 p.m. This is a won-
derful evening to watch all
the teams do their routines
in costume.
They are going to various
skating competitions in the
near future.
The Bluewater Zurich
Skating Club members are
working hard in preparation
of the upcoming Skating
Carnival to be held Sun.,
March 19, 2 p.m. at the
Zurich Complex. This years
theme is "Skate and Shout"
taking you back to the
1960's. This will also be part
of the 150th anniversary cel-
ebration of Zurich.
Tickets are on sale at vari-
ous places around Zurich for
the Yuk Yuk's Comedy Show
to be held at the complex on
Sat., Feb. 11. Doors open at
8 p.m. Tickets are $15 a per-
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