Times Advocate, 1994-04-06, Page 17ZURICH - St. Boniface parish
extends a warm welcome to Sandra
Regier (nee Steckle) who was bap-
tized at the Easter Vigil on Satur-
day night by Father Wronski. She
also received her first communion.
St. Boniface Catholic Women's
League will be having an Installa-
tion of Officers Mass April 19 at 6
p.m. Afterward, a dinner will be
held in the parish hall. Phone Mari-
lee at 236-4169 or Mary Regier at
236-4035 before April 10 for tick-
ets.
Harmony Kings
The Seaforth Harmony Kings
will present a Barber Shop show,
April 9, at the Seaforth Community
Centre. Two performances include
a matinee at 2 p.m. and evening at
8 p.m. Phone Bill Gibson at 262-
2102 or Don Gingerich 236-4852
to reserve tickets.
Knights of Columbus
St. Boniface Knights of Colum-
bus members will be holding their
annual Monte Carlo night April 8 at
the Zurich Community Centre be-
ginning at 8 p.m. All proceeds from
this event will go towards the con-
struction of the church bell tower.
Golden Agers
The Zurich Golden Agers will be
having a pot luck supper before
their meeting April 11 beginning at
5:30 p.m. at the Township hall.
Easter Egg Hunt
Approximately 155 children took
part in the Easter Egg Hunt on Sat-
urday at the arena playground,
sponsored by the Zurich Optimist
Club.
The next meeting of the Optimist
Club is tonight, April 6 at 7 p.m. in
The Township Hall. Elections will
be held for next year.
Personals
Greta Kerswill from Akron,
Ohio, spent a few days last week
visiting with her sister Annie Fink-
beiner while Jim and Mickey Burns
and two children Josh and Katie
from Akron stayed with relatives
Herb and Donna Klopp and family
and visited with other relatives in
the area.
' The family of Don and Elaine
Beauchamp spent the Easter holi-
day weekend in Pembroke with his
parents, Lionel and Joyce Beau-
champ and family members.
Helena Sumner of London spent
the Easter holiday with her parents,
Joe and Maria Kenda, her brother
and family.
Elaine Denomme from Wingham
spent Sunday and Monday with her
parents Joe and Doreen Denomme.
Marion and Dave Robinson from
Corunna were Easter visitors with
Dorothy Breakey.
The family of Kevin and Shelley
Geoffrey and Clarence and Beattie
Geoffrey spent Easter in Windsor
at the home of Gary and Anna Ge-
offrey.
Happy birthday to Laura Shanks
last week and Irene Hartman.
Special happy 92nd birthday
wishes are extended to Juliette De-
nomme on Easter Sunday, April 3.
The day began with her family at-
tending mass at St. Boniface
Church, said by Father Wronski for
her intentions. Afterward a meal
was enjoyed at the Dominion Tav-
ern with 15 attending, complete
with a decorated birthday cake,
(specially made like an older lady
playing the piano.)
The rest of the day was spent at
the farm house of Michael and
Yvonne Hartman (near Bayfield)
where the family had lots of fun
and games.
Beth Sweeney from Toronto
spent the weekend with her parents
and family and attended a bridal
shower for friend Maureen Vanden
Boomen in London on Saturday
night given by Dawn McAdams.
Gwen McKellar of the Spruce
Villa Apartments spent the Easter
weekend in Stratford with her chil-
dren, Jane and Jim and families.
They also celebrated birthdays for
two grandchildren and an anniver-
sary.
Andrew and Alida Rau returned
home from Horida last Thursday
along with their son and daughter-
in-law Dick and Barb Rau.
Don and Donna O'Brien recently
returned home from spending a
couple months in South Carolina at
Myrtle Beach.
Karl and Mary Regier recently
enjoyed two weeks in Florida dur-
ing the March break.
Earl and Edith Yungblut have re-
turns, home after spending the
winter in the sunny south.
Several families in town celebrat-
ed Easter dinner together on Sun-
day. They include events at the
homes of Louis and Cecilia Far-
well; Willy and Martha Overholt;
Marcella Overholt; Jerome and Ma-
rie Denomme; Doug and Joyce
McBeath and Earl and Anne Flax -
bard.
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Times -Advocate, April 6, 1994
Page 1 /
Zurich Ambulanco opens its doors
Fully equipped for medical emergencies / ■
ZURICH - For many people, the sight and sound of an ambulance com-
ing down the highway is a frightful one.
On Monday, as part of National Emergency
Medical Services Week, the Zurich Ambulance
Service opened its doors to show people what
they are all about.
While the local service covers a very wide area and
is responsible for the villages of Hensall, Zurich, Hay-
field as well as surrounding townships, it seems a lot of
people go to the South Huron District Hospital them-
selves.
"Especially in a rural setting like Zurich is, they are
more inclined to hop in the car and go to the hospital
then calling us," said Cynthia Tripp who is the supervisor of the Zurich
Ambulance Service.
The service is owned and operated by Brad Lucas who also owns the
ambulance in Seaforth and in Clinton.
On Monday, Tripp and fellow attendant Jerry Hetherington were on
hand to show any one who attended the open house, how an ambulance
works.
"We show them the ambulance and answer questions. There are some
things we can't do that paramedics do."
There are three full-time employees of the service and seven part-timers
who help man the ambulance 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
When asked if the Zurich ambulance had to large of a coverage area,
Tripp said, "it's just about right. It takes us 14 minutes to get to Bayfield
for a Code Four and that's the farthest."
A Code Four refers to the most serious of all calls which probably
would include life-threatening situations.
About half of the ambulance's calls are non -emergency calls such as
transfers from hospitals and to nursing homes and seniors residences.
All ambulances including the one in Zurich and Hoffman's in Dash-
wood are fully equipped for medical emergencies.
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Showing some of their equipment during the open house on
ton, left; and Cynthia Tripp of the Zurich Ambulance Service.
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