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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-07-13, Page 21J• PROUD CREATOR - Jessica Gingerich, Zurich, displays the wind mo- bile she made during Vacation Bible School in Zurich. WOODWORK REPAIR - Bill Towton and Ken Pollock are finding that the wood trim on the, Hensall Town Hall is not in as poor condition as feared. The work is keeping the building up to Ontario Heritage standards. Paint- ing is scheduled to begin soon. BEST RATES 10 114 • 1 Yr. GIC 1 01/2% 5 Yrs. GIC INVESTMENTS 11'% RRIF 524-2773 122 Court House Square Goderich 1-800-265-5503 Artistic Impressions Is I'to ' open in Grand • facials • acne treatments ic. c.,}c.treatniSnrs_ • manicures ' ES • pedicure ��` • high tech make up • brow wax Kathy Ingram • lip wax • under arms • bikini • half leg • full leg • • will go right to home for special occasions • will go to nurang home • Gift certificates• aiiable 116 Main Si, Grand Bend Bend One day: $60 • facial • manicure • pedicure • choice of waxing 238-5466 Mon. - Thurs. 9-6, Fri. & Sat. 9-9 HDHS to hold mystery bus tour By Susan Ilartman 11ENSALL - If you like surprises keep Wednesday, August 24 open for the Hensall and District Horti- cultural Society's Mystery Bus Tour". Watchihe paper for further details in coming weeks. Shuffleboard Shuffleboard scores for July 5 were topped out by Pearl McKnight with a 365 followed by Marg Con- sist 338, Jack Consist 335, Jay Hogg and John Pcpper 314, Alf Ross 308 and Walter Knowles 306. Northcrest News Visitors on Monday with Carl and I lilda Payne were Miss Muriel Hay- man of Surrey, England, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bcrdan of Union, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Payne and Amber- ly of London, Miss Joan Alexander of Strathroy and Mrs. Mary Alexan- der. Miss Hayman has now returned home to England after a very enjoy- able visit. Bruce and Janet Shirray called on their mother on Sunday. They had dinncr in Stratford and spent the af- ternoon sightseeing. Miss Christina Taylor visited her daughter and son-in-law Evelyn and Roger Venner in Bayfield on Sun- day. Babe McGregor and cousin Doro- thy Mason of Clinton attended the Blyth Playhouse Theatre Saturday evening. Titues-Advocate, July 13, 1988 Page 5A '88 playground staff Fair queen invites new contestants ZURICH - 1987 Fair Queen Julie Consitt invites all girls 16 years or older to enter the Zurich Queen of the Fair Contest. Every young lady in the contest receives a gift in ap- preciation. All contestants will be taken to dinner courtesy of Zurich Agricultu- ral Society. This contest is a good learning experience for the girls who participate. Julie Consist has,participatcd in several events this past year. She attended the Ontario Associa- tion of Agricultural Soc sties Con- vention held at the Royal York Ho- tel in Toronto last February. Shc met over 100 other fair queens rep- resenting communities from all over Ontario. She enjoyed photo and modelling sessions and fabu- lous entertainment. Julie intends to represent Zurich Fair in August when she partici- pates in Miss CNE Competition. If you•wish to be involved all Ju- lie Consitt at 263-5340 or Heather Klopp at 236-4291. Time change Please note, this year all home - craft and school entries must be to the secretary's office at the arena 9 a.m. until 12 noon and must re- main in the arena until 4:30 p m. Saturday, July 23. This change has been made to case the judges' time and also to enable those attending the fair on Friday cvcning to view and enjoy the exhibits. There will not be a midway at the fair, but youth events have been planned by a new committee. The penny scramble is popular with younger children. The "Mini Tractor Pult".gives kids an oppor- tunity to compete. The obstacle _ course is challenging even for adults. Near the poultry and sheep ex- p hibits will be a collection of barn- yard animals. Children can talk to the animals, pet them, and feed them. Following the Mid-Wcstern Horse Show on Sunday you can relax and cnjoy a cold dinner prc- Grand Bend U -Store -It • Store your things • Lock the door & keep the key • Clean, dry, vented storage Highway 21 1 mile south of Grand • Variety of sizes • Seven-day access • Monthly rates Phone pale Bend 238-2880 Queensway HENSALL - Even though it has hcen a hot week we have all been keeping quite busy. On Monday af- ternoon residents had a good work- out at Fun and Fitness. On Tuesday morning we wel- comed Father Hayes to our home for the first time as he carne to pro- vide ,Mass for our Catholic resi- dents. Everyone is looking forward to his next visit. In the afternoon Rev. Wright lead our weekly church scrvicc with Joyce Pcpper as the volunteer pianist. On Thursday morning our Ncw IForizons Committee, "Queensway, Enterprise" met with the field repre- sentative to complete the grant ap- plication. It will take several months until we hear if we will re- ceive funding which will be used to- ward enhancing our activity pro- grams. Despite everyone's anxiousness about the grant we will ' just have to be patient. Thursday af- ternoon several residents gathered for library time Looking through Woks and telling stories. The highlight of Friday was our manicures with Dorothy Elder in the afternoon. We certainly appre- ciate her expertise with manicures. Everyone is looking forward to the start of our small group picnics 'on Friday. pared by the ladies of the Zurich Mennonite Church and proceeds will support the building of •their new church. Tickets will be availa- ble at Erb's Garage, Shaw's Dairy Store, Tasty Nu Bakery and Ilcim- rich's. Cost of $7 per adult and $3.50 per child 12 years and under. An ecumenical church scrvicc will be held at 7:30 p.rn. in the arena. All Tour churches in Zurich ac participating with a community choir. The guest speaker is Dan Smith from the Christian Blind Mission. 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