Times Advocate, 1999-09-15, Page 13Wednesday, September 15, 1999
Exeter Times–Advocate
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Family
Beaver le
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH CORRESPONDENT
ZURICH - Registration
for the Scouting groups
will be held on September
16 from 7 to 8 p.m. at St.
Peter's Lutheran Church
fellowship hall. If you
can't attend that evening,
phone ahead to Sandra
Desjardine at 236-4634
for the boys' groups; or to
Nicole VerOude at 236-
7631 for the girls' groups.
ers needed for Zurich club
Beaver leaders are
needed. The next
Chamber of Commerce
dinner meeting will be
held on September 28 at
7 p.m. President Sybille
Schaufler of Hensall will
preside. The plans for the
Home , & Garden Show in
September have been
cancelled due to the
Plowing Match.
Registration for Youth
Bowling, ages five to 12,
is being held at Town and
Country Lanes. Phone
Skating in the dark
Derek Kelly, left, and Curtis Masse spent Friday
night practising their skateboarding skills: beside
Exeter Public School.
Marlene at 236-4923.
This group bowls on
Saturday mornings from
9 a.m. to noon.
It's time to get your
sponsors for the annual
Terry Fox Run on
September 19. It will take
place rain or shine, at the
Zurich Park. Registration
is at 1:30 p.m. with the
run beginning at 2 p.m.
Refreshments will be
available afterwards.. For
more information phone
Wendy Rowan at 236-
4882. Help is also needed
that day.
The Golden Agers held
their first meeting :after
the summer -months on
September 13 at the Hay
Township Hall, beginning
with a potluck supper at
5:30 p.m. President of the
club is Lottie Grenier.
St. Boniface Youth
Group will be having a
meeting for high school
students on Friday,
September 17 at 7:30
p.m. There will be a pizza
party afterwards. All stu-
dents are welcome.
Fr. Mario is holding a
meeting for all the altar
servers at the parish hall
on September 18 from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. It will
include some time for
crafts and lunch.
An interdenominational
church service is planned
at the Zurich Arena on
September 19 at 7 p.m.
Paul Henderson will be
the guest speaker. There
will also be a 200 voice
mass choir.
The Seaforth Fiarmony
Kings will present a'
"Harvest of Harmony" on
September 18 at the
Seaforth District High
School at 8 p.m. Advance
tickets are $10 by calling
519-522-1301 or Bill in
Hensall at 262-3217.
Tickets at the door are
$12.50 and students cost
$7 in advance or $10 at
the door.
The Middle Cross
Concert group enter-
tained at St. Peter's
Lutheran Church on
Sunday at the morning
service.
The Zurich Figure
Skating Club are holding
registration on September
18 at the arena from 10
a.m. to 12:30 pan. For
more information phone
Carol Prang, 236-4661. -
Members of the United
Church from Zurich and
Dashwood held a joint
outdoor service at the
park in Zurich followed
by a potluck lunch.
A volunteer apprecia-
tion dinner and bowling
was held' at the Town and
Country Lanes in Zurich
on Sunday afternoon.
They enjoyed a delicious
meal prepared by the
Bedards.
The Auxiliary met at the
Rest Home on September
7, beginning with a musi-
cal program. President
Gladys Gingerich chaired
the meeting. The bazaar
was set for November 6.
The convention will be
held October. 24 to 26 in
Hamilton.
Personals
Jerome and Carmel
Sweeney attended a
potluck supper on
September 11 at the
,home of Mike and Kate
Moriarty, RR #2 Bayfield.
It was a reunion of the
retired psychiatric unit
staff.
A family get-together
was held at the home of
Joe and Rose Regier on
Sunday. All of their chil-
dren attended in honour
of their parents' 45th
anniversary on
September 4.
Farewell wishes go to
Harry and Wilma
POLICE BRIEFS
• POLICE BRIEFS
Man nabbed for
sex assaults
EXETER -- An Exeter
man was arrested and
charged by London OPP
Aug. 30 for two sexual
assaults on an 18 -year-old
female neighbour.
London OPP Const. Doug
Graham said Matthew
Lockart of Sanders St.
allegedly visited a female
neighbour on Aug. 27 and
Aug. 30 and sexually
touched her. Graham
underlined the incidents
were not rapes and the
woman was not injured.
Police give up on
fleeing vehicle
VANASTRA — A Huron
OPP officer gave up pursu-
ing a pickup truck that
drove through Vanastra
Public School's yard and
playground equipment in
the early hours of Sept. 3.
Huron OPP Const. Don
Shropshall said the officer
came across a red pickup
that was eastbound on
Hwy. 8 in Tuckersmith
Township at about 2 a,m.
The .truck, turned onto
Vanastra Rd. towards
Vanastra . when the officer
decided to . do a routine
stop. Thi driver of the
pickup didn't pull over
when the officer activated
the cruiser lights, acceler-
ated over the next two
kilometres and went off
the road at a curve next to
Vanastra School.
- The truck continued
across the school lawn
and jumped over the curb
into the school parking lot
and then through the play-
ground equipment on the
other side coming out onto
Regina Rd. The officer
then called the communi-
cations centre. The officer
was told to stop his chase.
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The truck wasn't seen
again that night.
There was no damage to
the school property except
for the grass. The officer
obtained the plate number
and contacted the truck
owner who lives in
Hanmor (near Sudbury).
The truck had been
loaned to a friend. The
incident is still under
investigation.
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va1umart
and. Seip's valu-mart Trailer Park Store at the IPM
Pennings, RR #1 Zurich,
who have recently moved
to Egmondville.
Melody Colleen Cyr,
daughter of Mike and
Colleen, was baptized on
Sunday at St. Boniface
Church ,by Fr. Mario
Cassar.
Darryl Regier. of Calgary
recently spent two weeks
visiting with his parents
Barb and Larry Regier,
RR #2 Zurich and friends
in the area. They also
camped at Tobermory.
Lee and Rose Regier
spent the weekend in
Windsor with her brother
Stance and Vera Bedard.
Sisters Therese Star and
Bernadette Denomme
travelled to Pittsburgh to
visit with another sister,
Marie Pierre Bedard,
along with Michael and
Jane Denomme from
Windsor.
Sympatty is expressed
to the families of the late
Roy Gingerich and Harry
McAdams who passed
away recently.
A family get-together
was held at the home of
Gerald and Ursula Regier,
RR #1 Dashwood, on
Saturday.
A family birthday sup-
per was held last week at
the home of Jerome and
Carmel Sweeney to cele-
brate birthdays for grand-
children Tiffany Eybergen
on September 7 and Tim
Klopp on September 12.
Theresa . Hartman spent
the weekend with sons
Larry and family in
London.
Some members of the
Klopp family spent the
holiday weekend at the
cottage of Bill Schade and
family in Stokes Bay.
Ruth -Ann Flaxbard of
London- spent the week-
end with her parents Earl
and Ann hlaxba.rd and
enjoyed going to .the
steam show in Blyth on
Saturday.
Darren and Aimee Rau
spent the weekend camp-
ing at Pine Lake.
. A family and Christmas
barbecue was held
September 11 at . the
home of Gerald and
Ursula Regier, with 57
family members attend-
ing from: Howell,
Michigan, Woodslee,
Delaware, Zurich and
Dashwood. `^
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Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello ..
Birth control information is available by phone.
A nurse trained in contraception can talk to
you about all methods available. The toll-free
line is 14388-671-3376. Extension 207. You'll get good infor-
mation but it shouldn't replace yourdoctor's advice.
Do you know what you blood pressure is? Many people don't
and untreated high blood pressure can increase the risk of
heart attack and stroke. Did you know that lowering your dias-
tolic pressure (that's the lower number) by 6 points can reduce
your risk of stroke by 40%? Check that pressure soon.
A British study looked into what music was most often played
in operating rooms. The top three pieces were Vivaldi's "Four
Seasons", Beethoven's "Violin Concerto Opus 61" and Bach's
"Brandenburg Concerto" in that order. Bob Dylan's "Knocking
on Heaven's Door" camd in at'number 9.
In B.C. last March, 83 pharmacies took part in a public study
of unused medications. Those pharmacies collected $45,000
worth of drugs in 8 weeks. Extrapolated to the rest of the
province, it means that more than $2.5 million of drugs are
wasted each year in the province. If you are unsure whether a
new drug will work for you, ask for a smaller quantity first.
Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter
"Your Health Care Pharmacy"
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