The Times Advocate, 2008-10-22, Page 15o everyone in Huron -Bruce who
supported democracy by voting in
Canada's 40th general election. A spe-
cial thank you to the many volunteers
who worked on my campaign; installing signs, canvassing
door to door, staffing our offices and helping on election
day. Thank you all for giving me the opportunity to work
on your behalf in Ottawa. It is an honour and a privelege
that I am truly humbled to accept. My commitment to you
is to work hard and to deliver results for our community.
Again, I thank you, the voters of Huron -Bruce, for your
trust and support.
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Sincerely,
Ben Lobb MP, Huron -Bruce
Geraldine Smith 125, Jerry Mathers 113
Oct. 16 - 3 wins Bob Boogemans 194,
Millie Ross 179, Bernice Boogemans 155,
Geraldine Smith 138
2 wins Irene Dyck 201, Jeanene Hayter
177, Don Overholt 140, Marge McCurdy
129, Louise Kopp 115, Phyllis Mathers 83
A stronger, safer, better Canada.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Times -Advocate
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Clear bag your leaves for pick up in November
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH CORRESPONDENT
ZURICH - Congratulations to
newly weds Darryl Smale and
Kelly Rutten who were married
on Sat., Oct. 18 at Our Lady of
Mt. Carmel Church with dinner
and reception held at the
Bluewater Complex.
Darryl is the son of Sylvia
Smale of RR 3 Zurich. The cou-
ple will live in Exeter.
Congratulations go out to
bride and groom Julie Genttner
and Bob Grant who were mar-
ried at the Fire Rock Golf
Course at Komoka (with several
relatives from the Zurich area
attending. The bride is the
daughter of Ken and Linda
Genttner of Dashwood. The
couple will be residing in
Lucan.
Karen and Ben Geiger of RR2
Hensall are happy to announce
the arrival of their baby girl
Kamryn Victoria born on Oct.
13.
Julie and Bill Towton of RR 2
Hensall are happy to announce
the arrival of a baby girl Marcy
Michelle, born on Oct. 15.
Richard and Amanda Salz
(nee Ducharme) of Hensall are
happy for the arrival of their
first baby, a boy named Karl
Thomas born on Oct. 18.
St. Boniface CWL
Be sure to attend the St.
Boniface C.W.L. Bazaar this
Sat., Oct. 25 in their Parish Hall
downstairs from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m.
Everyone is invited to a hymn
sing evening on Sun., Oct. 26 at
the Zurich Mennonite Church
beginning at 7 p.m. which is
part of their 100th anniversary
celebration.
Best wishes for a speedy
recovery is extended to Neil
Gingerich and Ken Gingerich as
well as LeeAnne Bechard and
Mike Fagan who had all been in
the hospital.
Bus trip to Niagara Falls
There is still room on the bus
for a trip to Niagara Falls on
Dec. 2 and 3 to see the Festival
of Lights and to see four shows.
For more information call
Marjorie Love at 243-4036 or
Marlene Deichert at 263-6503
as soon as possible.
The Right to Life dinner will
be held in Stratford at the
Arden Park Hotel on Nov. 6.
For tickets call Bella Soudant.
The cost is $25 per person.
Penny sale
St. Peter's Parish (St. Joseph)
will be having their annual
Penny Sale on Sun., Nov. 9 fol-
lowing 10:30 a.m. mass in their
hall.
Little Amy Marie Smith and
Allison Marie (twins) of Rick
and Michelle Smith, Zurich
were baptized recently at St.
Boniface Church.
There will be a free flu shot
vaccine clinic on Tues., Nov. 4
from 5 to 7 p.m. and again on
Sat., Nov. 22 from 9 a.m. to
noon at the Blue Water
Complex. Everyone is encour-
aged to attend.
The Lions Club will be having
their dinner/meeting at Erb's
Country Kitchen Wed., Oct. 22
at 7 p.m. with president
Sherman Roth.
Zurich Golden Agers
The Golden Agers' next card
party (progressive euchre) is on
Mon., Oct. 27 at the township
hall at 7:30 p.m.
The Zurich Golden Agers and
Dashwood Good Companions
hosted the annual fall Zone 8
Seniors Rally at the Bluewater
Community Center in Zurich on
Oct. 9 with close to 100 mem-
bers attending from 12 clubs
which are Arkona, Auburn,
Belgrave, Blyth, Dashwood,
Exeter, Grand Bend,
Londesborough, Varna and
Zurich.
Our guest Father Peter Keller
was our speaker, reminding us
that even though we are seniors
we are here for one another,
helping each other by working
together.
Reports were given from
United Senior Citizen of Ontario
Convention held in August. The
event was filled with fun activi-
ties, skits, readings and draws
making for a pleasant day.
Also on Tues., Oct. 28 St.
Boniface K of C card party will
be held in their parish hall at
7:30 p.m. Everyone is wel-
come!
Tickets are available for the
annual pork supper at the
Lutheran Church in Zurich on
Sat., Nov. 15 at 6 p.m.
Cost is $12 for adults (call Bob
Krueger at 236-4337).
Bus trip to Frankenmuth
If you want to go on a bus trip
for the day to Frankenmuth
Michigan on Sat., Dec. 13 call
Glen Thiel as soon as possible
at 236-4060 for more informa-
tion on time and prices.
Welcome to town Dale and
Carol Cressman who have
moved from Blake into the for-
mer home of Steve and Patty
Geoffrey on Main St.
The Geoffreys have moved to
the Hess -woods subdivision in
Zurich.
There will be leaf pick- up for
the month of November in
Zurich, Hensall and Bayfield.
Be sure and clear bag your
leaves and set them at the
curbs.
Our sincere sympathy goes
out to the fam-
ily of Joe Boyle
(Grand Bend)
on the sudden
death of his
mother Mary
Boyle on Oct.
17.
Mark and
Dianne Tucker
of RR 2 Zurich
recently spent
two weeks in
Vancouver vis-
iting with their
son Bryan and
Laura Tucker
Exeter Shuffleboard scores
Oct. 14- 3 wins Marge McCurdy 373,
Don Overholt 348, Jean Crerar 224,
Willmer Adkins 136
2 wins Esther Hillman 195, Lorraine
Alexander 163, Andy Miller 149, Jeanene
Hayter
POLICE BRIEF 1 4 0 ,
Break and
enter
South Huron — On Oct. 19, at
approximately 9:30 p.m., Huron
OPP officers were dispatched to
MacLeans Home Hardware in
Exeter regarding a break and
enter/alarm call. Upon arrival at
the scene, an employee con-
firmed that a break and enter
had occurred at the store.
The suspect(s) entered
through the front door to the
store and then made their way
to the electronics section. A
quantity of electronics, valued at
more than $16,000 was stolen
from the store.
The investigation is ongoing
but the Huron OPP is asking that
if anyone witnessed any suspi-
cious activity in that area at the
time or if they have any infor-
mation about the incident, they
are encouraged to call the
Huron OPP at 1-800-310-1122
or CRIME STOPPERS at 1-800-
222-T.I.P.S. (8477).
and family for Thanksgiving.
Laurene Zehr has moved to
the apartments at the rest
home recently; while Marie Cyr
is now a resident at the
Queensway Nursing in Hensall.
Trick or treaters
Get ready for the kids coming
around for their Halloween
treats on Fri., Oct. 31. Be sure
to have pumpkins lit and your
porch lights on.
A family get-together was
held at the home of Cecilia
Farwell last Saturday with her
children coming form various
places.
John and Mary Jacobs of
Hensall returned home recently
from a two week vacation in
Holland where they visited with
family members and attended
the 50th anniversary celebra-
tion of her brother Bas and
Taney Vermue.
The ladies auxiliary meeting
will be held at the rest home on
Tues., Nov. 4 at 6:30 p.m.
Members are asked to please
bring each two items for the
grocery hamper to be used as a
draw at the annual residents
family Christmas dinner on
Sun., Nov. 16.
Membership dues will be col-
lected for 2009 and are $5.
Please come out and join us,
everyone is most welcome.
The Ten Thousand Villages
Craft sale at the Zurich
Mennonite Church last Friday
and Saturday was very success-
ful with a lot of people attend-
ing.
Zurich shuffleboard
results
5 games - (4 wins) Dianne
Carter 381, Charlotte Norton
345, Joan Powell 334, Tony
Carter 322
4 games - (3 wins) Judy
Voogel 265, Ursulsa Regier 260,
Helen Gingerich 205, Stephen
Meidinger 204
Cindy Denomme was away to
Lynnwood, Washington (north
of Seattle) for 11 days in early
October to help her daughter
Michelle set up an apartment
for her and her new husband
Sean. They attended the home-
coming ceremony of the USS
Abraham Lincoln on Oct. 12
that was returning after a seven
month deployment in the
Persian Gulf to the homeport of
Everett, Washington. Sean's
mother and grandmother from
North Carolina were also on
hand for the homecoming.
Cindy's son Joe (from Whistler,
B.C.) was also on the ship when
it returned to port as he was
one of the Tiger Cruise partici-
pants that boarded the ship in
San Diego, California for the
last three days of the cruise. A
traditional Canadian
Thanksgiving was celebrated at
the home of Sean and Michelle
and there was time for sightsee-
ing in Seattle.
Notice of Open Houses
for a Five -Year Review of the Huron County Official Plan
and the draft 'Take Action for Sustainable Huron' Report
TAKE NOTICE that the Corporation of the County of Huron will hold a statutory
special meeting under the provisions of Sections 26 of the Planning Act, RSO 1990,
as amended, to consult with the public about potential revisions and updates to the
County of Huron Official Plan, and to review and discuss the draft Sustainability
Action Plan.
ANY PERSON may attend the open house and/or make
representation.
Four public open houses will be held across the County in:
written or verbal
EXETER, on Wednesday, November 26th, 7:00 - 9:30 pm at the South Huron
Municipal Office (322 Main St. S.)
GODERICH, on Thursday, November 27th, 7:00 - 9:30 pm at GDCI (High
School Cafeteria)
WINGHAM, on Wednesday, December 3rd, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm at FE Madill
(High School Library)
SEAFORTH, on Thursday, December 4th, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm at the Legion
(1.3(; Main St. S.)
PURPOSE AND EFFECT: You are invited to attend an Open House to:
- h ea7' back on the results of public consultation meetings held in winter and spring 2008,
- i'EVi ew the draft 'TAKE ACTION for Sustainable Huron' Report, and
- discuss the need for, and contents of, a review of the County Official Plan
OFFICIAL PLAN: The Huron County Planning and Development Department
is required to undertake a 5 -year review of the County's Official Plan, a land use
planning document that is a statement of where and how development should take
place. The Plan includes the vision, goals and policy directions for development of the
County, as established by the community in 1998 and 1999.
SUSTAINABLE HURON: A "Sustainability Action
Plan" for the County is also being created. This is an
action -oriented documents, which focuses on the long-
term well being of Huron County communities and
its residents. `Sustainable Huron' suggests potential
,' 0 individual, collective, and corporate actions that can be
asu taken to achieve economic prosperity, social fulfillment,
and economic healthy.
We want your comments on these important documents!
MORE INFORMATION is available:
• at the Huron County Planning and Development Department, Goderich, (519) 524-
8394 ext. 3, or
• on the County website: www.huroncounty.ca
DATED AT THE COUNTY OF HURON THIS
22nd DAY OF OCTOBER, 2008.
Barb Leamen, Clerk
County of Huron
1 Court House Square
Goderich, ON N7A 1M2
(519) 524-8394