Times-Advocate, 1988-06-01, Page 33TRACK AND FIELD - Zurich Public School's track and field day Monday
brought out the best in the student's athletic abilities. Here Chad Ramer
gives the high jump his best efforts.
SOFTBALL THROW - Bobbi -Jo
Meunier knows that distance is all
that counts in the softball throw.
She is already wearing ribbons from
several other events.
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TRIPLE JUMP - Chris Gingerich tries to remain airborne for the triple
jump.
Blue
Water Home holds party
ZURICH - If you missed our col-
umn, last week, it was because of
the holiday weekend.
The May birthday party was spon-
sored by the Dashwood Ladies Insti-
tute. They provided a very enjoyable
program of readings and music.
Residents having birthdays during
the month of May "were: Miss
Emma Bassow, Mr. Loftus I)c-
nommc, Mr. George Grcnicr, Dr.
Herbert Kalbfleisch, Mrs. Margaret
Jones, Mrs. Rosetta Laub and Tiny
Thiel. Gifts were presented, courte-
sy of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
honk.
We welcome Mrs. Emilie Miller
to the home. She is a former tenant
of Maplcwoods Apart vents.
Mr. Philip Eisenhach is presently
a patient in South Huron Hospital,
and we are pleased that Mr. Harvey
Keys has been able to return.
On Thursday evening, residents
enjoyed the music recital of organ
and piano music provided by the
students of Miss Idella Gabel. On
Friday afternoon the residents went
on an outing in the bus, thanks to
Mr. Marc Chalut whom we arc
pleased to welcome back to the arca
for the summer.
The Sunday evening chapel ser-
vice was conducted by Rev. Sam
Parker of Varna and Goshen United
Churches.
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Times -Advocate, June 1, 1988
St. Boniface examines
play yard resurfacing
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - The general meeting
of St. Boniface P.T.A. was held
last Thursday evening in the
school gym, with a good atten-
dance of teachers, but few parents.
Principal Dave Sharpe explained
the need for resurfacing the school
yard and to purchase new back drop
curtains for the stage. Both matters
will be brought up again in Sep-
tember.
Elections were held for the new
executive of 1988-89. They are
past president Beattie Rau, presi-
dent Debbie Denomme, first vice
Sue Rau, second vice Carmel
Sweeney, secretary Elaine Keller,
treasurer Ted Soudant, and council-
lors Patty LaPorte and Karen
Masse.
The guest speaker for the even-
ing was Father Angus McDougall
from Toronto who is the coordina-
tor of the new "family_ life pro-
gram" which will begin in our
school for grades one and two in
September.
K of C
John and Mary Jacobs of RR 1
Zurich attended the annual Knights
of Columbus Convention held in
Toronto from May 21-23 at the
Royal York Hotel.
On behalf of the St. Boniface
Council # 8863 John accepted two
awards. One for Ontario State
Council the "Trillium Award and
one for the best council in Divi-
sion #6, Zurich came in second
place.
Sunday night a state dinner was
held for roughly 1,500 people.
Teen Mission
A good turn out was at the com-
missioning service on Sunday even-
ing at the Zurich United Church
held for Al and Rosemary Scott and
three sons.
In the last couple of months they
have been busy raising money for
their Teen Mission to Poland and
have not yet reached their goal of
$9,000. They will be leaving on
their journey this Saturday for De-
troit, then onto Florida for "Boot
Camp" before heading to Poland.
They plan to return to town on Au-
gust 18.
Cub Camp
It was just a beautiful, hot and
sunny weekend for all the boys that
went to Cub Camp from last Friday
night to Sunday afternoon at Ben
Miller.
On Saturday the Zurich Beaver
group were among about 236 other
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boys from the Huron District who
attended an all day Beaveree at Ben
Miller with the theme "Dinosaur
Picnic".
Parents and leaders with the boys
that day were Judy Morrison, Cindy
Denomme, Phylis Deichert, Shirley
Rader, Gary Klaasen, Mrs. Lloyd
and Gary Eagleson. And with the
Zurich Cubs were Don Beauchamp,
Mozart Gelinas Jr., Doug Debus,
Hub and Mary Thiel, Francis and
Cindy Denomme,, Catherine Beier -
ling and Karl Regier.
The closing ceremony took place
on Sunday afternoon then all the
Cubs said good bye to their friends
and went home tired but happy after
a nice weekend.
Library
Story hour will be held for the
preschool children at the library this
Thursday June 2 in the afternoon at
2 p.m. by Helene Ducharme.
St. Boniface
Last Friday the students of St.
Boniface School held their first an-
nual "Brother Bob Day".
The winner of a "dinner for two"
at the Dominion Tavern was to
Daniel Creces, and a large stuffed
dog went to Susan Wildfong.
A bake sale was held, proceeds
from which will be sent to Brother
Bob Mittleholtz who is working as
a missionary in India.
Personals
It was a busy weekend for buck
and doe dances. Friday night one
was held at the Zurich Community
Centre for engaged couple Lisa
Overholt and Karmen Bedard. Their
wedding is planned for June 18.
And on Saturday night a buck
and doe was held in honour of
Shawn Rau and Cathy Hogan at
the Pine Ridge Chalet. The couple
arc to be married on June 25.
Congratulations to Tony and
Jane Lansbergen on the recent arri-
val of their baby boy, little Patrick
Thomas was born on May 10.
And Terry and Linda Bedard had a
baby daughter, Danielle Janie was
born on May 13.
Heather Gingerich was excited last
week when she received a copy of -
the American Poetry Anthology.
One of Heather's poems was pub-
lished in it called "Tribute to a Ca-
nadian June". And in September her
next poem will be published titled
"Marriage Hymn". This book is put
out by the World of Poetry.
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The Board of Governors
South Huron Hospital
Invite you to attend
SOUTH HURON
HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION
35th ANNUAL MEETING
Monday, June 6, 1988
South Huron Rec Centre
Exeter, Ontario
Guest Speaker: Anna Rowcliffe,
Chairman, Building Committee
Parkwood Hospital, London
Reception: 6:30 -p.m. Dinner 7:00 p.
Tickets: $12.50
Tickets can be purchased up to May 31, 1988 by
contacting Margaret D'Anna at 235-2700
Matters to be Brought Before Membership
- Receive the Auditor's Report
- Receive the Nominating Committee's Report
- Receive other Pertinent Reports