Times-Advocate, 1982-06-02, Page 11Pilot lost in fog
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Mary G7�essell his Bachelor of Science week. Her many friends hope
ByVarga degree in chemistry. He is a she will soon be feeling much
research scientist with better
Just as Bonnie Dowson was Eldorado Nuclear Ltd, in
leaving for church on Sunday, Ottawa.
a helicopter landed near their Wayne and Carol, and Jim
barn. The pilot wanted direc- and Marg rooks returned to
dons to Hully Gully by road, Varna with them for an over -
as the fog at 50 to 100 feet was night visit.
so dense, he couldn't see Recent guests with Bill and
anything except the roads. Mary fleid were son Bob,
Personals Karen, Allison, Darryl and
George and Doris Wilson's Tyler of Niagara Falls; Don
family, Sylvia and George and Vi Grassie, Gene O'Don-
Jr., honoured them on their nell; Beth Barker and Bill
25th wedding anniversary on McWhinney of ' Sault Ste.
May 25 with dinner at the Marie; and Ulene McGinnis
Captain's Cove. Later that of Windsor.
evening, their neighbours Carol (Hill) Hunt of
held a surprise party for them Seaforth - Walton area,
and presented them with a graduated in the top seven in
lovely anniversary plate. the R.N.A. course at
On Saturday 'evening, Wingham hospital and was
relatives and friends joined chosen class valedictorian.
them to celebrate with an Her mother attended the
evening of dancing at Family ceremonies at the hospital on
Paradise, Walton. An at- Friday, May 21 (graduates
tractive and delicious lunch were limited to five guests
was served, and they receiv- . each).
ed many lovely gifts. On Saturday evening her
Bill and Mary Reid, accom- husband and daughters held a
panied by Bob and Margaret ' open house in her honour at
Reid and their mother Belle their home which was attend -
Reid of Bayfield, attended the ed by around fifty friends and
44th convocation at Universi- relatives.
ty of Waterloo on Friday, May Margaret Dowson was ad -
28. Their received mitted to Clinton Hospital last
Glen Dowson returned to
his home last week, after a
couple of weeks in hospital
again. Glad to report he's
feeling much better.
There was an error in last
week's news -- Tom Consitt
was in Seaforth Hospital, and
has since been moved to
University Hospital where he
is progressing favorably.
Blaine Stephenson has been
working as the field man for
Huron -Perth Federation of
Agriculture since early
spring. This won't be news to
area farmers, but it may be to
town residents who know him.
We've been hearing good
reports of his work from our
relatives in Perth.
Ralph and Mona Stephen-
son attended Mark Coleman's
wedding in Walkerton on May
1. He is a grandson of Fern
Baker of Bayfield.
Weekend guests with Rev.
Wilena Brown were Rev. Ted
Lutz of Mississauga and his
wife Mary and daughter
Tammy. Ted teaches in the
dept. of Near Eastern Studies
at the University of Toronto
and has been on archeological
son
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"digs" at Goshen in Eygpt.
Mary was a member of Mss
Brown's first congregation at
Consort, Alberta.
Rev. Lutz's sermon topic
was "Something Like
Ourselves" in which he inter-
preted mankind's place in the
creation.
Ther heartfelt sympathy of
the community goes out to.
Sharon Chuter and her fami-
ly in the loss of her brother.
Next Tuesday, June 8, Kin-
cardine will play the Varna
Midget girls in Varna at 9:00
p.m.
U.C.W. members are
reminded of the June meeting
on Thursday, June 3rd at 8:30.
The Orange Lodge is hav-
ing the roof of the skating rink
painted.
• Bonnie Voisin was
honoured with a bridal
shower at the township hall
last Wednesday evening.
Ruby Hill welcomed those at-
tending and introduced . the
scenes showing the activities
at Voisin's and the neighbours
pn the morning of the wed-
ding. Those taking part in the
skit were Shirley Hill, Joyce
Taylor, Elaine Stephenson;
Bonnie Dowson, Kate Roth
and Debbie Rathwell. It was
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RUNNING FOR THIRD - Baseball leagues are in full
swing in Zurich these days with games -most evenings
at the ball diamond. Here a member of the Tenderspot
team is urged by the third base coach to hold up at
third. The team played the Sunsets, Monday.
good, hilarious entertain- opening her many lovely gifts
ment, as usual. Julie Webster ' by her mother and Mrs. Pfaff.
played two piano solos. She thanked everyone, and in -
Bonnie was assisted in vited all to the wedding
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Times -Advocate, June 2, 1982 Page 1 1
More Zurich personais
Hamilton and Sister Clare
Farwell of Kitchener spent
the long weekend visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Farwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Isenberg of Livonia, Michigan
also spent a few days with
these relatives last week
Laurette Farwell of
Caledonia spent the weekend
with her sister, Marcella
Dietrich and visited with
Brother Clarence Farwell
and Helene Regier and fami-
ly, Dashwood.
Jane and Wendy Oesch, and
Carrie Sweeney spent from
Saturday to Mondayjamping
in Stayner ineW Coll-
ingwood) with a church
group,havinghad cool wet
weather there also.
Lucky winners from a draw
made by the Lakers baseball
pe team on Sunday were; first
prize was a bushel of glass:
bats that went to Wayne
Lyon of RR 1 Auburn and se-
cond prize of two glass bats
was won by Mozart Gelinas
JrA lovely bridal shower was
held on Friday evening at St.
Boniface school gym for Lin-
da Johnston, fiance of Terry
Bedard, Hensel', son of Peter
and Theresa Bedard. The cou-
ple are to be married on June
5.
Following a few games and
the opening of gifts, all en-
joyed a delicious lunch.
Sunday was Confirmation
Day at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church for: Anne Deichert,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Claire Deichert; Marty
Merner, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Merner; and Karen
Schade, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Schade. There will
be congregational luncheon
following the service this Sun-
day in their home.
A surprise 70th birthday
party was held for Mac Klopp
at the home of their son, Ron
and Gloria Klopp in Keswick
on Sunday. Along . with his
wife Jean; other relatives
from town helping him to
celebrate were: Herb and
Donna Klopp, son Paul, and
friend Heather Sweeney, also
Duke and Edith Yungblut.
Hay Township councillor
Gerald Schantz attended the
Ontario Municipal recreation
association conference in
Stratford this past Thursday
to Saturday.
Little Nicole Marie Sou -
dant, daughter of Ted and
Janet Soudant (nee Oesch)
was baptized on Sunday at St.
Boniface Church by Fr. P.
Mooney with her godparents
being Raymond Oesch arld
Audrey Hamill.
Also David Joseph, son of
Ted and Trudy Thuss of Hen-
sall was baptized at St.
Boniface Church on Sunday.
His godparents were Adrian
and Nelly Couwenberg of
near Woodstock.
Several high school
students of S.H.D.H.S. Exeter
attended the formal on Fri-
day evening held at the Rec
Centre with the theme being
Caribbean Cruise. The hall
was appropriately decorated
for the occasion, complete
with a water fountain,
flowers, ship's captain. It was
really nice and congratula-
tions to students of the year -
Marg Pym and Matt McClure.
Intended for last week
Catherine Kelly and
daughter Erin from North
Bay spent a few days this past
week with relatives in Zurich,
Mozart and Julie Gelinas Jr.
Catherine and Erin left Dad
Mark, back home to fight off
the black flies, and will be
spending a few more weeks
with grandparents John and
Rose Kelly in London while
waiting for the fly season to
pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Flax -
bard and family, Kitchener
spent the holiday weekend
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Flaxbard also with
daughter ,Ruth Ann of
London.
Mrs. Donna Klopp and Mrs.
Margaret Deichert were
delegates at the Lutheran's
Church Women's Biannual
Convention held in Waterloo
at the Wilfrid Laurier Univer-
sity recently. Some attended
from as far as Sudbury and
the East Coast.
Annie Finkbeiner and Don-
na Klopp were dinner guests
at an appreciation night last
Tuesday held at the Huron -
view Nursing Home, Clinton.
It was a way to -say thank you
to all the volunteer drivers
who take people there for day
care.
Mr. aid Mrs. Mike Doyle
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith
spent Sundayand Monday in
Windsor with the latter couple
attending the 25th anniver-
sary celebration of ordination
for redemptorists, Brother,
Edgar Hoffman.
Don and Elaine
Beauchamp, Zurich along
with his parents, Lionel and
Joyce Beauchamp of Pem-
broke and Kay Cliche all went
on a bus trip to Nashville
from Friday to Monday which
they found was a lot of fah.
They enjoyed the nice warm
weather but arrived home
tired.
Sister Carmel Farwell of
Golden Glimpses
It is nice to be back to the
sunny days again so that
residents can enjoy the
outdoors.
The regular monthly birth-
day party was held on Tues-
day evening, sponsored by the
Dashwood Women's Institute.
The musical program was en-
joyed by the residents and we
thank all those who took part
in providing the
entertainment.
Residents having birthdays
during the month of May were
Mrs. Mary Richardson, Mrs.
Jenetta Finnigan and Mr,
Harold Thiel. Birthday gifts
were presented, courtesy of
the ladies auxiliary of the
home. Following the pro-
gram, a delicious lunch was
served.
On Thursday afternoon,
some of the students from St.
Boniface school presented a
musical program consisting
of flute. music and square
dancing.
Mrs. Margaret Pfaff is
presently in Victoria Hospital
and Mr. Gerald Sreenan in
South Huron Hospital.
Bingo was played on Friday
evening, followed- by
refreshments.
Residents who have been
out during the week are Mr.
and Mrs. -Arnold Westlake,
Mrs. Rachel Amann, Mrs.
Ella Drysdale, Mrs. May
Rowcliffe and Mrs. Ruby
Hoggarth.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by
Rev. Clayton Kuepfer of the
Zurich Mennonite Church.
Mrs. Pearl Ann Martin
presided at the piano and ac-
companied the trip, Roxanne
Martin, Cheryl Kucpfer and
Bonnie Gingerich.
TODDLER INN OPEN HOUSE - An Open House was held Thursday at the Toddlers
Inn Nursery School located on Highway 83 east. Shown during morning play are
students Ryan Soldan, Laura Pearson, Rianne Laye, Adam Hern, Cameron Sweiger
and Chris Keller. • T -A photo
Celebrate 110th anniversary
Sointsbury
By MRS. HESER DAVIS
The congregation of St.
Patrick's church celebrated
their 110th anniversary Sun-
day. Rev. Greg Smith was in
charge of the Holy Commu-
nion Service. Mrs. Wayne
Carroll was pianist and 'ac-
companied the soloist Mrs.
Bob MacGillivray who sang
"The Church by the side the
Road".
Flowers on the alter were in
loving memory of the late
Raymond Greenlee placed
there by his family.
Lessons were read by Mrs.
Heber Davis and Mrs. Wayne
Carroll.
Rev. Smith spoke to the
children 00 •'Penteenst" using
a flat balloon and an inflated
balloon to illustrate his lesson.
Rev. Smith welcomed the
guests and all present and
spoke on the "spirit" which
guided the forefathers in
building and maintaining Sl.
Patrick's over the past 110
Nears. The church was
tastefully .decorated with
. spring flowers.
Personals
Guests following the ser-
vice with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Greenlee were Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Young, Mr. Jeffrey
Young and Miss Theresa
Shumka, Lucan, Mr. and Mr's.
Larry Greenlee and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Greenlee
and children.
Rev. Greg and Mrs. Smith
and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice MacDonald, Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Sovereign and
Leeann, Robert Tindall, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray
and Courtney, London, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins,
Exeter with Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Davis. •
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Abbott
Centralia with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Carroll.
Mrs. Ford Dyer. Sarnia
with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall.
Mrs. Mabel Needham, Lucan
and Mr. Gote Wennerstrom
with Mrs. Heber Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Davis with, her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Dietrich.
Dashwood.
Clandeboye baptism
Four children were baptiz-
ed by Rev. Bruce Pocock at
St. James Anglican Church.
Clandeboye.
Special guests for Arden
Leigh Carter. daughter of
Stephen and Wendy Carter,
were. great-grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Rumal, St. Marys,
Isabel Simpson and Viola
Carter; grandparents Shirley
Middleton. Toronto and
Clarence and Barbara
Carter; godparents Fred and
Brenda Smith and Joanne
Carter. other guests Lisa and
Kevin Carter, David, Ann.
Shawna and Melissa Afid•
dleton. London, John and
Shirley, Paul Simpson.
Kirkton. Ron and RoseMary.
,David Grant, Guelph and ('or-
ey and Sean Smith.
Special guests for baptism
of Lorne. Desmond and ('had •
Rodgers, sons of llelen and
Danny Rodgers were grand-
mothers. Virginia Scarfe.
London and Elsie Lewis. God
parents. Danny and Ilelen
Course'. Strathroy. Keith and '
Cathy Ditzel, London and
Joan Leger and Bob Fink-
beiner. Other guests- were
Leonard. Robert and June
and. Judy Scarfe and Frank
Taylor of London.
Mrs. Art Hodgins accorp-
panied Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Stokes of Ailsa Craig. went to
Kirland Lake early this week .
to attend the funeral of
Maurice Hettrick. son-in-law
of Mrs. Agnes Ilornell. The
Ilettricks and Mrs. Ilornell
always spent several weeks
each summer at their home in
Clandeboye.
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