Times Advocate, 1992-12-09, Page 10Page 10
Times -Advocate, December 9, 1992
Community -oriented policing
in Hensall
At right, Tom Richber of the Exeter DPP chats with the
teens Sunday evening at the Hensall Public School, get-
ting their opinion on some guest speakers for upcoming
youth program evenings.
HENSALL - Sunday evening's
session of volleyball for Hensall
teenagers was pan of a continu-
ing series of youth evenings
sponsored by the Exeter OPP
through their Community
Oriented Policing (COP) pro -
11.
Tom Richber, who is the
town's COP officer, explains
that Hensall, like many other
communities in the area needs to
foster a better understanding be-
tween youth and police officers.
A monthly program, which in-
cludes volleyball, basketball and
other activities is going a long
way to improve relations.
"It shows them the policeman
is here to help them, not to hin-
der them," said Richber.
Local companies have also
chipped in to give the program a
boost. Sunday evening, for ex-
ample, pop was donated by Pep-
si Cola and pizzas by Pizza De-
light.
About 20-25 teens have been
attending the evenings on a reg-
ular basis.
Village of Zurich
holds annual dinner
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - There was a large
turnout Saturday evening at the
community centre for the village's
annual Christmas dinner held for
area groups and businesses.
The meal was prepared by Rich-
ard Erb and followed by dancing to
the music of Mozart's Melody
Makers along with some special
singing by Aimee Gelinas.
Lions
Zone 37 West Chairman Lion
John Siertsema of Bayfield was the
guest speaker at the Zurich club
meeting recently, where he also
presented 35 -year chevrons (badg-
es) to Lions Don and Doug
O'Brien.
The club made a motion to do-
nate 5200 to Huron County Christ-
mas Bureau.
The Lions are once again getting
things ready to treat all the kids in
town to Santa Claus day at the
arena on Saturday, December 19,
beginning at 2 p.m. -There will be
cartoons, chocolate milk, candy
and lots of fun.
The club is also making plans to
hold a New Year's Eve family
night at the arena December 31.
The Lions held their Iasi meeting
at the Dominion Tavern Monday
with Lion Jon Gaiser of Exeter to
speak on insurance.
The next meeting will be Mon-
day, December 21 in the form of a
ladies' night and Christmas party
beginning at 7 p.m. at the Domin-
ion Tavern. Everyone is asked to
bring a partner and a gift to ex-
change.
Blue Water
Employees of Blue Water Rest
Home along with their spouses
were treated to a Christmas party at
the Dashwood Community Centre
Friday.
The meal was prepared by Doro-
thy Rader and the evening included
a musical program of singing by a
Dorchester couple accompanied by
Audrey Haberer on the piano. Eve-
ryone joined in for the carols.
Special awards were given to
those who have served at the home
for periods of 10 and 20 years, as
well as a retirement gift to Laurene
Corrivdhu.
Youth Group
The St. Boniface Youth Group
will be having a Christmas potluck
supper at the home of Karl and
Mary Regier on Sunday, December
13 beginning at 5 p.m.
Personals
The family of Ted and Jean Geof-
frey held their Christmas dinner re-
cently at the Dashwood Communi-
ty Centre catered by Dorothy
Rader. Thirty-four people attended
and Santa himself was on hand to
distribute gifts. Along with the
couple's children, Jean's two sisters
and a brother-in-law joined in on
the fun.
The family of Percy and Marie
Bedard gathered Sunday at 11:15
mass, said for their intentions, on
the occasion of their 55th wedding
anniversary.
Alphonse and Betty Grenier of
Hensall are celebrating their 45th
anniversary.
Mike and Lori Masse are cele-
brating their anniversary.
Best wishes for a speedy recov-
ery Jdti "Doyle who ts'a patient in
Seaftuth hospital, and to Marge
Schilbe who is now home.
Eclipse today
One of those rare celestial events
may be visible to those in the dis-
trict this afternoon.
A total lunar eclipse, the blocking
of the sun's rays on the moon by the
earth, will begin this afternoon at
3:55 p.m. and should last until 9:32
p.m.
This, of course, all depends on
whether or not the moon is con-
cealed behind cloud cover.
In the evening hours, you may be
able to see the peculiar orange glow
a lunar eclipse often gives to the
moon.
A lunar eclipse is the opposite of
a solar eclipse, in which the sun's
rays arc blocked from the earth by
the moon.
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