Times-Advocate, 1982-07-21, Page 13a•
Times -Advocate, July 21,1982 Page 13
Honsall girl wins queen Title at Zurich fair
Congratulations to Vicki
Mann, Hensall, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mann,
who was crowned "Queen of
the Fair” at Zurich on Friday
evening. Jeffrey Bros. con-
tractors, Zurich , sponsored
' the Queen. Mrs. Jack Corbett
and Mrs. Elizabeth Riley also
of Hensall won several red
ribbons at \the baking and
crafts on Saturday. Hensall is
very proud to boast of prize-
winning residents.
Double house-warming
-About forty-five relatives
and friends gatheredat the
new home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Schroeder and Alicia,
Richmond S., Hensall recent-
ly in honowoIThrry and Lin-
da Bedard KIn$St., Hensall,
newly-weds and also a sur-
prise for Ken and Denise. A
social time was enjoyed by all
and a clack** smorgasbord
lunch served.
Queensway news
Mrs. Mary Parimer spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting
with her- sister Mrs. Helen
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.
Denroch, Ottawa and Mrs.
Potwin, Montreal visited their
mother Mrs. Louise Mitchell
and visited with the latter's
son and daughter-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Les Mitchell,
Crediton. Mr. Neil Regan was
visited by his sister, Mrs.
Morkin on Sunday afternoon.
Aleeta Kats visited last week
with her father Mr. John Kats
in Exeter.
Mrs. Shirley Luther con-
ducted the worship service
last week.
Neil Regan was high bowler
at the weekly bowling on Fri-
day, his score 145, Ross
Thompson was second with
118. Thanks to our volunteer
driver Mrs. Wilma Kleinhaar.
The residents enjoyed a
barbeque on Wednesday
evening.
Attends Golden Wedding
anniversary
Mrs. Laird Mickle attended
'the 50th wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn
Tieman at their home in
Dashwood on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Sangster and Brad spent the
weekend at their summer
camp at Silver Lake.
Visiting on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Sararas and Jodi were
members of their family: Mr.
and Mrs. Don Poulin and
Lisa, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Sararas and family, Ex-
eter; Mr. Al Sararas and son,
Cambridge; Mr. and Mrs.
Don sararas, Exeter; Miss
Karen Sararas, Kitchener;
attending the funerals of their
uncles the late Roy Mac-
Donald and the late Allan
Johnson Saturday and
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalton
and Carlo, Walton visited
recently with Mrs. Dalton's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Parker.
Stuart and Mrs. Hazel Corbett
was available for the nursery.
The children discussed the
difference between a dike and
a dam and were reminded of
the story of the boy who held
his finger in the hole of the
dike to stop the water.
Flowers decorating the
sanctuary were from the
funeral of the late Roy Mac-
Donald, placed there by his
family. Mrs. Irene Davis
greeted worshippers at the
front door and ushers were
Steve and Jeff Corbett and
Milt Lavery'
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Johnson
of London were visitors on the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Deeves and attended the
funeral of the former's
brother the late Allan Johnson
on Monday.
Sunday Church Service
Mr. Robert Elliott 'con-
ducted the service at Hensall
United Church on Sunday
with a message on the Chris-
tian image in today's world.
He noted today's economics
aria unemployment have
changed the national outlook
but God's love never changes.
The junior congregation
was led by Carol and Harry
T HY PRESENTATION — Ray Rosenberg and Joan Van Sligtenhorst donated the
tro by for top member of the 4-H horse club. Caroline Ticknor, RR 3 Zurich, was
thi year's recipient.
Plgyground in full swing,
draw winners announced
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The ensall Summer Fun
'82 p yground is very
popul with the children this
sum r. We have reached a
recon attendance with 72
child n registered for the six
week).
Ott trip to Ferguson's
Api' ies last Wednesday
aft noon was very en-
joy le. Mrs. Ferguson was
ve informative with all her
ill trations and demonstra-
te . The children fully en-
jo d the complete tour.
n Thursday the Hensall
p yground sponsored a car-
sh at the Hensall arena.
d four lemonade stands all
ound the town.
The children were very suc-
ssful and raised 855.33.
hanks to all who helped sup -
t this event.
Yesterday the children had
a cook -out with camp -fire
games and crafts. We roasted
hot dogs and marshmallows
and had freshie.
"Today the playground will
visit Holly Gully near Varna.
The children will tour the
facility and learn about
special events held there.
Other exciting events com-
ing to the Hensall playground
are a Bike Rodeo, Water Day,
Bottle Drive, and Cowboys
and Indian day.
The playground has several
tours planned. Thursday the
children will visit the Hensall
fire station and Wednesday,
August 28 the boys and girls
will see "Androcles and the
Lion;" at the Grand Bend
playground.
On August 4 the children
will travel to Exeter to visit
Zehr's Supermarket in the
morning and then go swimm-
ing at the Exeter swimming
pool in the afternoon.
On August 11 the
playground will be going to
Marineland in Niagara Falls.
With all the special events
planned for the Hensall
playground we hope that this
will be the best summer yet.
Hopeeveryone can come out
and have a fun time.
Winners of Recreation
draw in Hensall
The Hensall Rec Commit-
tee held a draw to support
recreational activities plann-
Z'w
ed for Hensall. The draw
made close to 8600.
The winner of the $100 cash
prize donated by Cook's Mills
(Division of, Gerbro) was
Nancy Deitz, Hensall.
Robert Cameron, Hensall
won a 825 Food Voucher at
Don's Food Market, and
Jeanette Turner, Hensall won
a 825 store voucher at the
Hensall Co-op.
The winner of the 825 gift
certificate at Hensall Pro
Hardware was Isabel Porter,
Embro, and Lynda Freiter,
Exeter won $20 worth of Lot-
tery tickets at Ron's Health
Centre.
Don Dixon, Hensall won a
free perm at William's
Hairstyling and Sandy Talbot,
Hensall won 820 -gift cer-
tificate at Taylor's Discount
House. Carl Wurm,• Huron
Park won 4 litres of oil and an
oil filtre at Hensall. Motors,
and Arnold DeLong, St.
Maryswon a microwave pit-
cher from Drysdales Major
Appliances.
The draw was a great suc-
cess. Thanks to all who
participated.
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YOUNGEST BABIES — Winners in the zero to four month class in the baby show
at the Zurich Fair were: (from left) first, Nicole, daughter of Janet Soudant, RR 1,
Varna; second Adam, son of Deb Regier, Hensall; and third, Lorry, son of Heather
McFadden of Windsor.
13 TO 18 MONTH BABIES — Winners from the Zurich fair baby show were: (from
left) first, Anita, daughter of Francis Bedard, Zurich; second, Jeffrey, son of Carolyn
Northey; London; and tied for third, Sheryl, daughter of Ruth Trotter, Stratford and
John, son of Bob Schram, London.
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WINNING BABIES — Winners of the nine to 12 month class at the Zurich Fair baby
show were: (from left) first, Colin, son of Patsy Grasdahl, Crediton, second, Pamela,
daughter of Kim Crete, Zurich, and third; Brent, son of Marlene Glavin, Crediton.
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5-8 MONTH WINNERS — In the baby show at the Zurich Fair were: (from left) first,
Lisa Marie, daughter of Liz Masse, Grand Bend; second, Rebecca, daughter of Pat-
ty Jeffrey, Zurich and third, Michelle daughter of Cindy Claus, Huron Park.
HENSALL CiVIC
CORNER
Roller- skating
Every Wednesday and Sunday night from 7:00 p.m.
to 10:00 p.m. the Hensall Community Centre is of-
fering rollerskating to everyone. Admission is only
$1.50 and there is plenty of rentals available for 75
cents. Rollerskating has been cancelled Friday nights
and Sunday, August 1. Come out and bring your
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GOOD WAYS, BAD WAYS — 4-H members demonstrated the proper way, and
a few improper ways to show the& cattle in a skit at the Zurich' Fair.
Thomson picnic at Dublin
The 43rd annual Thomson
reunion was held July 18, at
the home of Ken and Pat Brit-
ton, RR 2 Dublin. The
youngest member of the 61 at.
tending was seven week old
Joshua Alexander, son of
Paul and j.inda Alexander.
RR 2, llensall.
After a delicious
smorgasbord dinner, presi-
dent, John Thomson, Kippen,
conducted the business
CORRECTION
An error appeared in last
week's report of the teachers
recently appointed by the
Huron -Perth Separate School
board. • -
The report should have noted
that Mary Coeck, Dashwood,
has been hired as a special
education resource teacher at
Ecole St. Marie on the basis
of 30 percent time.
meeting. A moments silence
was observed in memory of
Mrs. Elgin Thomson, Kippen
and Donald Thomson,
Omaha. Nebraska, who had
passed away since the last
reunion.
One marriage, Gail
O'Rourke and Barry Riehl
was recorded. The cor-
respondence included a note
of greeting and best wishes
from Eleanor Fisher,
Winnipeg.
Officers elected for 1983
were - president, John Thom-
son; vice president, Joyce
Foster; secretary -treasurer,
Mabel Stanlake; sports com-
mittee, Darryl and Joanne
Vorstenbash, Pam Foster.
Table conimittee, Bob and
Glenda Cornish, Dave and
Hazel Moyer.
An invitation was extended
to hold the 1983 reunion at the
home of Hazel and Dave
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for everyone and were en-
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The Iluron County Federa-
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p.m. July 22, at the Ilensall
Public School. Guest speaker
for this meeting will be Philip
Durand, a Zurich area farmer
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and planning of his family's
ethanol manufacturing plant.
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members with the assistance
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