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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-05-15, Page 23Beth Sweeney, Zurich, was awarded the midget girls championship at a district track and field meet in Petrolia in which SHDHS students participated. BEING SERVED -- Della G( scho serves Doreen and Earl the Blue Water Resi Home tea and bake sale. Oesch at If you're looking for carpet or vinyl for a small area or an entire house • Save Time • Save Money • See us First Do it yourself or have our installer Ed Alien do it for you 355 Main St., S., Exeter 235-1990 Feature of the Week New Trailer Sprayer Model LS1210T - 310 U.S. Gal. Poly Tank - 2 -way Adjustable Axle - 540 RPM PTO Drive - 86 G.P.M. Centrifugal Pump $297 5 - 28' H.D. Boom DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED PHONE NOW No Trade Price Y.L. 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To reduce your risk of environmental stress problems, buy "Vigour Plus soybean seed" from 7t1 I & Hill Farms Ltd. RR 1 Varna 182-3218 Times -Advocate, May 15. 1985 Page 7A Tweedsmuir History subject of WI The May W.I. meeting was chaired by Joan Smith. Joan introduced Heather Consitt who placed third in public speaking in Hensall . She spoke on snowmobiling. Heather was thank- ed by Ina Neeb and presented with a gift. The topic for the evening was Tweedsmuir History. Kay Hay gave the history of the Zurichdoctorsput in 1984 Historical Society book compil- ed by Edith Hohner. A minute's silence was observed in memory of Edith. The Tweedsmuir History book along with several scrap books and Historical Society books were on display for everyone to look through. Verlyn Fisher was appointed repiesentative on the fair board. Ina N(b agreed to be a member of the Historical Society. Mildred Klopp was appointed alternate district director with Verlyn Fisher as district director. Thirteen members answered the roll call with What can I do to make a policeman's job easier? At the June meeting the Huron County dairy princess will be speak- ing. We welcome visitors. Birthday Happy birthday to Mrs. Eileen Con- sitt whose birthday was on Saturday, May 11. It was celebrated on Mother's Day with a family supper at Hessenland. Shower A miscellaneous bridal shower was History group to meet in Varna By Mary ('hessell The .Stanley Township history group meets this Wednesday night at the Complex at 8:00 o'clock. A deci- sion has to be made whether to in- clude family histories in the Atlas, so a good turnout is requested. Pat Taylor was awarded a trophy for high triple score of 744 ( tied with Sheila Keys) at the Tuesday After- noon Ladies Bowling League banquet. She is the incoming president of the league. Another house in the village has -new siding and trim. The Jerry Reid house, better known to most former residents as the Aldington house. It sure looks great! Last year, Mrs. Laura Keys had new siding installed on her home; now a new verandah is being built. Children of the Sunday School pro- vided the music for the Mother's Day service in Varna United Church. They sang two numbers. Mary Ellen Webster played a piano solo and Krista McAsh and her mother played a piano duet. The offering was receiv- ed by Julie Webster and Jacqui Taylor. Rev. Brown and her puppets Tevey and Belah led a discussion with the children on "What is Love, the way you feel, or the way you act?" In place of the regular sermon, Miss Brown told the story of how two children reacted when their mother, who had done everything for them, became critically ill. Crediton East By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. and Mrs. Stan Prsezcator were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harold -Patterson Dashwood. Mrs. Stan Preszca tor spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs. Ed Regale and Norman Hublry Seaforth. Allan Pfaff, who is in University Hospital spent the weekend with his wife Doris. Sympathy is 'extended to Michael Ilorner and family. Michael's grand- mother passed away. Mr'.and Mrs. Don F'inkbeiner and Suzanne and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morlock spent Saturday in Walkerton were they attended the sale of the late Buelah Sparling. held for Jackie -Bedard on Sunday, May 12 at St. Boniface School gym, given by Wendy nisi, Beth Gelinas and Vicki Bedard. Jackie is the fiance h of Craig ('lausius and will be married on June 8. TROPHY WINNERS — Recipients of trophies at the Zurich and District Figure Skating Clu banquet were (back left) Lisa Bedard, Crystal Jones, Kathy Merner, Andrea Hendricks, Roxanne Overholt, Kerry Lynn Deitz and (front) CharleG Manson, Stephanie Durand, Vicki Rau, Krista Schilbe and Paula Watson. �ol�en c[c'mpsei What a beautiful week -end. Hand picked just for mothers. "Saturday marked the annual Mother's Day tea and bake sale at the Home. We thank all who made dona- tions on behalf of the Ladies Auxiliary towards the bake table, plants and craft items, also all who attended to ' make it the success that it was. Mrs. Thelma Thiel won the cabbage patch cake and Mrs. Steve Gingerich, the basket of groceries in the draw. The monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary was held on Tuesday even- ing commencing with a programe in the dining room. Thi resident choir sang several numbers with Mr. Aaron Gingerich taking the solo parts. The United Church junior choir also sang several numbers. Piano solos were rendered by Andrea Hendrick, Dwana Foreman, Joy Kuepfer and Cathy Schenk. Mrs. Ann Flaxbard read a Mother's Day poem. Follow- ing the program, a delicious luch was served. Thursday afternoon some of our residents enjoyed a bus ride in the surrounding countryside chaperoned by Mr. Marc Chalut while his wife, Eileen, took care of the mai* tires of some of the ladies in the Home. Residents are busy as usual in the hobby shop. We appreciate any dona- tions of odds and ends of new material or clean panty hose. 'the ladies of Centralia U.C.W. along with some of their husbands entertained the residents on Thursday evening with a musical program. followed by refreshments. 'Friday morning the children of the Huron Hope school visited with the residents. Bingo was played on Fri- day evening followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Rev. M. Mellecke of Dashwood Lutheran church. Confirmation Seven young people from St. Peter's Lutheran made their confir- mation Sunday. May 12 at the morn- ing service. Those confirmed were Janet Coleman. Jason [manse, An- drea Rader, Katherine Schenk, Heather Westlake. Philip Dietrich and Lisa Becker. l4'Ir. and Mrs. Gerald Neeb and son Michael have transferred their membership from. Peace. Taber. Alberta to the Zurich parish. 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