The Times Advocate, 2006-06-07, Page 15Wednesday, June 7, 2006
Exeter Times -Advocate
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Keep saving those pop cans for the St. Boniface Building Fund
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH CORRESPONDENT
ZURICH - Congratulat-
ions to Jackie Masse and
Jeff Finkbeiner who were
married on Sat., June 3 at
St. Boniface Church in
Zurich. The bride is the
daughter of Mike and
Wendy Masse of RR 3,
Zurich. The couple is liv-
ing in Zurich.
Laurene Corriveau of
Zurich attended the wed-
ding of her grandson,
Craig Corriveau and
Alyson Baer at the United
Church in Goderich on
Sat., June 3. The reception
was held in Saltford. The
groom is the son of Ron
and June Corriveau of
Goderich.
Ron's brothers Doug
Corriveau of Calgary and
Peter of California and his
two children. will be
attending.
Congratulations to Pam
Estep and Chad Monteith
who were married on May
6 at the Zurich Mennonite
Church. Dinner and recep-
tion was held in the
church hall. The bride is
the daughter of Dennis
and Marlene Estep of RR
3, Zurich. The couple are
living in London.
St. Peter's Catholic
Women's League of St.
Joseph held their meeting
on June 6 in the parish
hall. Guest speaker was
Norma Grainger of
Blessing Community Store
in Zurich.
The clustered parishes of
St. Boniface, St. Peter's
and Immaculate Heart of
Mary held a farewell get
together for Father
Francis who is returning
to India for a rest. Father
John will now be our
Pastor with another priest
coming to help him out.
Zurich Bean Sprout
Nursery School are hold-
ing an Open House and
Registration at the
Township Hall on June 6,
7 and 8 from 9:15 to 10:15
a.m. for children ages 2 -
5 years. You may call Kim
at 236-7361
or 236-7549
for more
information.
Come out to the Fair
Board meeting Thurs.,
June 8 at the Township
Hall 7:30 p.m. and help
plan the Zurich Fair which
is on July 21, 22 and 23.
The theme being,
"Remember When" to go
along with our town's
150th Anniversary.
May we offer our sincere
sympathy to the family of
the late Dorothy Breakey
who passed away at the
Blue Water Rest Home on
June 2. especially her son
Richard who is home from
Edmonton.
Best wishes for a speedy
recovery to Bill Watson
who is in hospital.
Happy Anniversary
wishes to Gord and
Jeanne Hay June 4.
A family get together
and birthday celebration
was held for Ron
Schroeder on Sim., June 3.
A brunch was held at
Erb's Country Kitchen
with 10 people attending.
Balloons and cake were
also part of the party for
him.
A Buck and Doe was
held for Brian Gingerich
and Rianne Laye on May
26 at the Zurich Complex.
Brian is the son of Stue
and Linda Gingerich of RR
2, Zurich. The wedding
will be held
in August.
Students
of Laurie Erb held their
piano recital at the
Lutheran Church Hall
recently. Aimee Rau held
her recital at St. Boniface
School gym on Sun., June
4 for several of her music
students.
Irving Larson of
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
recently spent a week vis-
iting his cousin, Leo and
Irene Hoffman at
Hesswoods Sub -division in
Zurich.
Alicia Kikkert of Los
Angeles, California spent a
week visiting with her
mother Ann Kikkert and
family at RR 2, Zurich.
A Gospel Blue -Grass
ZURICH NEWS
concert will be held at the
Zurich Mennonite Church
on Sun., June 11 at 2:30
p.m. The group "Peach
Picker's are from Niagara
Falls area. Free will offer-
ing and everyone is most
welcome to come out and
hear them.
Bayfield Flea market is
now being held on
Sundays, outside at the
Bayfield Arena.
Martha Risi of Zurich
and sisters Theresa
Bedard of Hensall, Uleen
of London and other
friends enjoyed a trip by
bus to lake George, New
York. They attended con-
certs and a dinner cruise.
Several groups of "Red
Hats" clubs from various
areas got together on
Sun., June 4 at Grand
Bend, Grand Cove Estates
for a fancy Tea party with
almost 200 ladies in atten-
dance.
Zurich Beavers held a
Bike Rodeo recently
behind the old Zurich
Arena and also went on a
tour of the Goderich Train
Yard ending with a pizza
supper.
The Cubs went bowling
at Town and country
Lanes. In May they spent
three -days camping at
Grand Bend Motorplex
with leaders and parents.
Members of the Beavers
and Scouts helped to
clean-up the grounds at
;adets
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The officers, staff and cadets of 2923 Huron Middlesex Royal Canadian Army Cadets Corps were welcomed to their
new home at the Exeter Legion June 4 with their annual inspection ceremony.The cadets will be operating out of the
Legion when they start their new training year in SeptembecThe unit was reviewed by Exeter Legion president Larry
Bailey and put on a display of precision drilling as well as a tug-of-war compe-
tition between the cadets. From left are Sgt. Jen Donavon who was winner of
the Top Cadet award and the Gold Star for highest academic mark; Lance -Cpl
Matt Donavon who was winner of the Red Star academic award; Cpl Spencer
Westlake who was winner of the Most Improved Cadet award; unit com-
manding officer Capt.Allan Cottel, Bailey, Cpl. Jennifer Hipkiss who was win-
ner of the Silver Star academic award and the senior Esprit De Corps award
and cadet Dylan Masse who was winner of the Green Star academic award.
Missing is cadet Hayden Jolly who won the Junior Esprit De Corps award.For
information on joining the cadets contact the Exeter Legion.(photo/Pat Bolen)
POLICE BRIEF
Anti theft device stops car theft
EXETER — On June 3 at about 2:30 a.m. a resident was awaken to find
the family car stolen and last seen heading eastbound on Huron Street.
The victim had parked the vehicle in the driveway of the residence on
Huron street in Exeter. The vehicle was left unlocked with keys in the
ignition. The victim had no worries though, as a new anti theft device
had been installed and prevented the vehicle from traveling very far. The
new product was an empty gas tank as the vehicle was located at 3:00
a.m. on Huron Street, gas tank empty. The vehicle had been rummaged
through but was not damaged.
Motorplex.
The Scouts have been
canoeing at Morrison
Dam, Parkhill and a week-
end camping in
Woodstock.
Theresa Regier has
taken up residence at the
Blue Water Rest Home
Apartments.
The next Men's
Breakfast is on Sat., June
10, 8:30 a.m. at Erb's
Country Kitchen. For tick-
ets call Jack Baker 236-
4845 as soon as possible.
The Golden Agers pot
luck supper is Mon., June
12, 5:30 p.m. at the
Township Hall.
Same time and location
on Fri., June 9 for the next
bus going to Hensall Bank
of Montreal. June 28 will
be the last free service to
the Bank in Hensall.
Please keep saving your
pop cans this summer for
St. Boniface Building
Fund. Drop them off any
time at the home of Doug
Debus in Zurich, John
Jacobs in Hensall or Mike
Miller at St. Joseph
Nursery.
St. Peter's Lutheran
Church Youth Group is
hosting a "Dinner and
Make -Over" on Fri., June
9, at 6 p.m. Funds raised
from this event are going
toward a bus trip to
Winnipeg. For tickets and
information call 236-7004
or 236-4697. Come and
enjoy dinner and support
the youth group.
M&
MIDWESTERN
ADULT DAY
SERVICES
ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING
MIDWESTERN ADULT DAY
SERVICES
cordially invites you to the
Annual General Meeting on Mon., June 26,
2006 at 11:45 a.m. at the Christian Reformed
Church, Huron Street West, Exeter, ON
Memberships granting voting privileges may
be purchased until June 19th at any of the
Adult Day Centres or from the Administration
Office at 317 Huron Road, Clinton. Please con-
tact Midwestern Adult Day Services
at 482-7800 or 1-866-492-2205
for more information.
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