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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-08-19, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, August 19, 1987 Playround activities keepkids busy Last week the playground children travels all around the world with the is extended to Rose Denomme who did.a lot of different things and were statue of Our Lady of Fatima. returned home from University kept very busy, besides their regular Reunion Hospital last week. swimming lessons at Vanastra. On -A nice time was spent by all at the. Paul and Kathy Steckle and Chuck Tuesday August .11 both the morning home of Glen and Donna Thiel last and Tanya Erb and girls enjoyed a and afternoon groups along with Wednesday when a nurses reunion , few days last week at Manitoulin leaders Rita and Cathy and mothers was held. About 65 of Donna's co- Island. Sharon Durand and Carmel Sweeney workers and some past hospital staff A nice Corriveau family reunion boarded the bus at 10 for the Grand from South Huron in Exeter attend- was held in Dashwood on Saturday Bend Zoo. Afterwards we had lunch ed. The lovely sunny day allowed August 15 with nearly 50 descendents at the park by the water works (Port everyone to enjoy the day together of Nora and Lucien Corriveau, in - Blake). outside and the delicious meal that eluding seven great grand -children. On Thursday afternoon the older was prepared and served by Gerry Fun and games were enjoyed by all children went horse back riding at Rader. This is the group's second reu- complete with a delicious John Geiger's and finished off the hot, nion; and they are planning to meet smorgasbord supper. Family hot day on Friday with a Water Fun again in two years, coming from such members came from such places as Day. places as Paris, Ont, Caledonia, North Bay, Indiana, Detroit, London ('WI- Goderich.. London, Exeter, and and Zurich. St. Peter's C.W.L. (St. Joseph's) Zurich. Bob and Linda Hendrick and fami- held their monthly meeting last Tues- Anniversaries ly and Allen and'Rose-Mary Scott and day with the main topic being the pie Congratulations to Russell and boys spent last week at Linger -long booth at the Zurich bean festival. Elizabeth Grainger on the occasion of Lodge north of Parry Sound.- They Several from town attended the their 50th wedding anniversary. were a t o others from the area who C.W.L. National Conventions Open- A dinner was held in their honour went as r : rt eams from the United ing Mass on Monday night in London on Saturday at the complex in Varna Church . at St. Peter's Basilica. The conven- 'with several friends and relatives at- The : mily of Mrs. Lydia Regier en - tion is at the Holiday Inn until tending along with all their children Thursday. and. grand -children. Their anniver- :\)lend summer Olympics sary date—is on September. 1. Gerrie Fleischauer. Bill and Ruth Daughter, Helen and husband Wayne Ann Mills, London, attended the tutHorner and two children, Shelley and • Cam from St. Paul's, Alberta are here International Summer Olympics Games in South Bend Indiana from for the week visiting. August 1 to 7, which were held at Also on Monday the neighbours got Notre Dame and St. Marv's together and had a little surprise Campuses.• shivaree for Elizabeth and Russell. The Opening Ceremonies en Congratulations to Ron and Marilyn travaganza was performed before a Heimrich who celebrated their 30th capacity crowd Sunday evening at wedding anniversary on August 10. ' Notre Dame Stadium; 5,000 athletes Family members attended a surprise from 72 countries participated. party in their honour Saturday August 8 at the home of Phil and Laurie Erb. Courage, Skill, Sharing and Joy read the banner that hung above the field. Wedding Eunice Kennedy Shriven in her ad - Congratulations to Ron Hak and ' dress said "Tonight, they cheer for Annette Blom who 'were married at you. You are the stars and the world St. Boniface Church on Saturday by is watching you." Fr. Mooney. The bride is the daughter- Fastball of Mr. and -Mrs. Nick Blom, RR 2 The senior Zurich girls fastball Kipper• .-team have made it into the B finals Personals • championship and are now busy in the On Saturday August 16 the play offs. Their sponsors are descendents of Mr. and Mrs. William Dashwood Industries and McCann Wright gathered at the Exeter Com Redi Mix. munity Park, to hold their 12th annual Steve and Patsy Haidinger and family picnic. This year's conveners - Gerard and Mary Ducharme recent -were Marg Johnston and family. ly spent a couple of days in Franken A few friends of Cam and Kathy muth, Michigan. Love gave them a little surprise Our family enjoyed spending the shivaree at their home on Friday day at the Shrine in' St. Mary's last night. Friday, and to see Fr. Moore who Best wishes for a speedy recovery Every Success to the 22nd Annual Zurich Bean Festival FISHER'S ABATTOIR & MEATS juyeu a picnic at uie nelrsau arena on Sunday August 9 with 197 relatives signing the guest book. Aflenjoyed the day and ,the delicious smorgasbord dinner. Recently, Marinus Vermunt's brother from Holland spent a few weeks with them and other relatives in Woodstock. The St. Columbian K. of C. Council held their annual family picnic on Sunday with a very good attendance. Several of the Gelinas family went by Grandpa's Bus. Beth Sweeney of Zurich and sister Carrie Eybergen of Waterloo were among those from Exeter that went on a three day white water rafting trip on the Ottawa River, while Grandma and Grandpa Sweeney babysat the two girls from Saturday to Monglay. Willie and Martha Overholt and son, Peter John spent last week travelling around to various places, including Ottawa, Montreal. and Quebec. STIRRING -- All the ingredients go in. Left Doug McBeath and Chuck Erb. are Rick. Fisher, P6e To the Bean Festival Dairy Store STEAMING HOT - Chuck Erb pours the freshly cooked beans into the pans ready for bakin We specialize in custom slaughtering and freezer orders. Just ask for Rick or Bob Phone 236-7793 Zurich �(1• BEAN FESTIVAL SPECIAL • Canola TO 101. NEW CROP HONEY • 99C and Spring Flower a ( J i1, 1 /• • /••; oft _, 41 Hwy. 84, between Hensoll and Zurich e,, I ' Mon.- Sat. $ i, 9 - 5:30 dosed Sunday 236-4979 ) 40:0110-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-01r0,0000,00 0,00••••••••••• ••, type • 0000 • (in your own container at the Honey House) also Creamed Honey, Pollen - Beeswax - Candles FERGUSON APIARIES A Welcome to the 22nd Annual Zurich Bean Festival We specialize in FRESH LAKE FISH Come out and enjoy our al' you c, 1t Sunday Buffet BAYVIE"irY 44 Hwy. No. 21 71/2 miles north Grand Bend 236-4850 236-4850 DINING LOUNGE Licensed under L.L.B.O. • STIRRING THINGS uPl = Marilyn Kende left, and Ruth Gingerich get it all together Monday evening. Special guests attend Varna -Goshen event by .loan Beierling The Varna -Goshen Annual Lakeside Service was held Sunday August 16 with a large majority of the congregations attending. Rey. Sam Parker led everyone III .1 nrship. The children sang songs the had just learned at Vacation Bible School. The congregation (vain.! • rt also•and do the actions. At the ; the service everyone enjoyed it delicious pot blessing pic- nic as usual. The Varna -Goshen Vietnamese family was able to join everyone also. Heip's son Llai was recently married and Joyce Dowson pinned a corsage on his new bride. Joyce also read an address to I tai's family and Geraldine Eekel presented the newlyweds with a beautiful lamp on behalf of the Varna -Goshen Churches. Hai was unable to be there as he has just started a new job. Help (Hai's mother) thanked everyone on behalf of Hai and his bride. Ileip's mother and her other son were there also. These people are now living in Toronto. Following'the presentation, games were held for the children and despite the heat they all took part. While the children were at their games there was an adult game. A lady came out dressed up,claiming she was going to the beach and on her way she had to stop and get the men to guess how big their waists were with a string. Everett Van Slighenhorst won for the younger men gilessing his .waist measurement right on. Elmer Hayter won for the older men. But the joke was on the ladies because they had to write down on paper everything our beach lady had on and was carrying. She had everything from a dress'to a red carnation on her hat. Anna Key's daughter, Marilyn Laing, remembered the most things. Good thinking and remembering, Marilyn. By the way, our beach lady was Pat Armstrong. There was also a prize for the tallest man who was Bill Chessell. The youngest one there was Jordan Parker, who will soon be three months old. Anna Keys had the most family there. The ladies looking after the games did a terrific job and sure do deserve a lot of credit for coming up with some different games for everyone. Another special visitor at the picnic was Reverend Wilena Brown. It cer- tainly was a nice surprise and a pleasure to have her back with us to join in our Lakeside Service. Miss Brown is visiting with friends at Deer Park Lodge in Bayfield for the week. All enjoyed themselves and it was just a beautiful day for the occasion. Ball news The upcoming games for this week are: Stanley Hard Ball Boys vs. Seaforth Wednesday August 19 at 9 p.m. Mixed Mites vs. Bayfield Friday August 21 at 7 p.m. Main St., Zurich Phone 236-4930 Welcome To the 22nd Annual BEAN FESTIVAL WATCH FOR OUR SIGNS on Hwy. 21 South of IlayBiW & Hwy. N - weii of Zurich - • While you're attending the Bean Festival in Zurich, drop by and visit at our Display! - URON RIDGE ACRES Follow Ow S.pns 11/2 males west. then 31/2 codas north o1 Zonch OR East off Hwy 21 South of Bayfield at Stanley Srderoad 15 then take last right DAVE & CAROL STECKLE AND FAMILY R R. 2 ZURICH. 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