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Ike 2 Citizens News September 11, 1980
Honour sister
First outdoor service successful
What they hope will
Become an annual event, the
nembers of St. Peter's
Lutheran i2hm �:i�, 2uricn
geld an outdoor communion
Service at the farm of Mr.
tna Mrs. Valentine Becker
,n Sunday.
The Deichert family
Zurich
Caramel Siweeiiey
provided the music for the
service which was called to
order by the ringing 'of a
large bell, that was installed
by Mr. Becker especially for
the occasion
Winners of the races were;
(two -three •year olds)
Heather Wragg, Blake
Schade and Kelly Hoffman.
(four -seven) Krista Keller,
Colleen Keller and Christine
Schade.
Best dressed lady made of
toilet paper were, Ruth and
Andy Imanse. Three legged'
race was won by Andrew
Rader - and Emily Sippel;.
Heather Westlake and Kathy
Schenk. The (sack race) was
taken by Ean Sippel and
Randy McCarter.
The water throwing
contest --was won by Donna
Hoffman and Marge Schilbe.
The egg throwing was won
by Eric and. Ean Sippel and
Pat O'Rourke and Patty
Rader. In the (shaving of the
balloon) - Fred and Ann
Deichert were tops. The
children also enjoyed boat
rides around the pond.
Recognize years of service
Approximately sixty-five
relatives of sister Loretta
Ducharme gathered
Huronview
:7,ontinued from front page
the proper manner to carry
residents during evacuation.
Staff has been trained to go
to certain areas should a fire
break out and staff is
responsible for certain jobs
during evacuation..
Lester pointed out the
highest risk is during the
evening from 6 p.m. until 7
a.m. when there is a
minimum of staff on duty but
it would be too costly to keep
maximum staff on through
the night shift just in case of
a fire.
Lester said the staff will
continue monthly fire drills
and he is certain the -training
program will assist the staff
to remain calm during an
evacuation.
Leser explained the
Huronview staff works at
fire prevention. The home
adheres to smoking rules.
Smoking in the rooms is not
permitted. Smoking is only
allowed in designated areas
where smoking residents are
under constant supervision.
Lester cited two instances
where smoking residents
were under supervision
when their clothes caught
fire and staff were able to
extinguish the. fire before
anyone was seriously hurt.
Reeve quiting
Continued from front page
Jctober 6 or until a special
meeting of council.
Hensall council then voted
o request Warden Jack
Linney to schedule a special
neeting between his council
Ind Hensall council mem-
)ers to approve .the an-
texation submission.
Hensall council will
issume the costs of the
neeting; Mr. Dzus told
.ouncil hedoesn ' t foresee any
)roblems in Hay council
approving the submission.
together at. St. Peter's
Catholic Church, St. Joseph
on Saturday, to celebrate
Mass in honor of Sister's 25th
Jubilee of religious life in the
convent. Also attending were
15 Nuns from such places is
Chatham, Stratford and
Windsor.
A • lovely reception / and
dinner was held afterwards
in the hall. Sister Loretta' ha's
been in the area since July
visiting with , brothers,
• Mat w, Paul . and Andy
Ducharme and _ their
families. She .will be
• returning to Peru in .October.
Cheaper light
Things sure look different
outside at night now, as
Charlie Eckel has been
changing over the street
lights to pinkish color ones,
_which are • supposed tofig
more economical to operate.
Personals
Mr. Wayne Schilbe of
Stoney Plains, Alberta
returned home after spen-
dinL jwo weeks visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Schilbe.
Congratfilations to Ray
and Janice Hartman- who
celebrated their 25th wed-
ding anniversary last week.
Best wishes for a speedy
recovery are extended to
Mrs. Alice Haberer and Mrs,,
Vera Thiel who are both
patients in South Huron
hospital, Exeter.
Gary and Betty Flaxbard
and two children of Kit-
chener spent last Thursday
and Friday with his parents,
.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Flaxbard
and all attended the wedding
of a niece, Brenda Bell to
John Hart in Clinton on
Saturday.
Mrs. Vera Schilbe of
Kitchener spent the week-
end with Marge and Hubert
Schilbe.
Richard Bedard of Toronto
spent the week -end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Bedard.
Students from grade 5 to 8
from the public school were
lucky to be able to go to the
play house near Grand Bend
last Thursday and see, Annie
Get Your Gun.
Michael and Yvonne
Hartman of Montreal spent
from last Sunday to Friday
visiting with relatives, in
Zurich end getting their
daughter Lori, settled in
London as she is attending
school at. the University of
Golden Agers
send $470
to Terry
Zurich Golden Agers first
meeting of the season was.
held Monday 8 in the
Township hall. A goodly
number of members
rejoined along with some
new members.
After the business meeting
a Terry Fox marathon of
Hope donation drive was
held in which $235.00 was
donated. This amount was
matched by club funds so
that a cheque for $471.00 was
sent to the Imperial Bank of
Commerce in his name.
Mrs.. Edith Hohner gave an
interesting and informative
account of the U.S.C.O.
which she and Harry at-
tended in Kingston in
August.
The October meeting will
be a dinner at Towne &
Country Drive -Inn,.
All interested members
and new members welcome.
Bowling for Senior Citizens
will begin Thursday Sep-
tember 18th at 2 p.m. at the
bowling alley.
Western Ontario.
• Mr. and Mrs. O.A. Becker
of Roblin, Manitotya were
overnight guests on Sunday
with his brother, Henry and
Annie Becker. Sunday -
evening visitors were, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerry Pastorious
from London. Mrs. .}o -Ann
Dewan and son Michael
spent Saturday. with her
grandparents the Becker's.
Oscar and Lylyan Greb
spent last Wednesday, in
Sarnia where they met and '
enjoyed a pleasant day with
relativesand friends from
Flint, Pontiac and' Mt,
Clemens Michigan.
Welcome to town, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Grainger who
have moved into the new
home they built on Bismark
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Eckstein ,of London spent
-Sunday afternoon with their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. mar
Greb.
• C•ongratulati-ons to
Clarence and Beattie
Geoffrey who celebrated
their 40th wedding an-
niversary on Saturday with a
lovely family dinner at the
Dominion Tavern. They
were joined by their five
children, spouses and nine
grandchildren .who came
from, Tillsonburg, Elliott
Lake, Detroit , and
Mississauga. •
On Sunday the Geoffrey
family attended the bap-
tismal of little Robilyn
Elizabeth daughter of Mary -
Ann and Jim Vanos at St.
Boniface Church with god-
parents being Mr. and Mrs.'
Gary Geoffrey, of Elliott
Dake. Also attending were
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Vanos Sr..Of Forest
and great, grandparents Mr,v
and Mrs. Bill Vanos, Ron
Vanos and Jean ' Ostrum of
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Neilson Riley
spent last week visiting with
relatives in Pennsylvania.
Congratulations to Alan
and Marilyn Hern (nee
Regier) who were married
on Saturday at Our Lady of
Mt. Carmel Church, with
reception held , in Kirkton.
Marilyn is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Regier.
Mr. and Mrs.' George
Kochut of Kitchener were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Lucien Corriveau at the.
Spruce Villa Apts.
Sister Eugenie Bedard
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs.' Percy Bedard Sr. and,
Sister Bernadette La Porte
spent the week -end with her
father, Mr. Noel La Porte at
Drysdale. Both Nuns are
from the Pines in Chatham.
Little Derek 'Anthony
Gelinas son of Marc and
Cindy Gelinas was baptized
last Sunday at Mary
Immaculate Church in
London.
Gabrielle Ronan and her
sister Danielle Bernardi of
Colgan Ontario with little
Renee were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Bedard, their
grandparents.
The St. Boniface C.W.L.
meeting will be held this
coming. _Tuesday. Everyone
welcome to come and meet •
our new teachers..
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Regier,
Mr.and 'Mrs. Alvin Regier,
Mr. and . Mrs. Lorne Regier
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Dufour all of Windsor .spent
the week -end with relatives.
Mr: and Mrs. Gerald
Regier, and Mrs. Adella
Regier all attended . the'
wedding of,,Marilyn-Regier
and Allen Hern on Saturday.
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