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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-07-08, Page 24Page 24 Times -Advocate, July 8, 1992 Fair board holds meeting in Zurich By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - The neat Fair Board meeting of the Agricultural Society will be held an Wednesday, July 8 at 8:30 pin. at the Township hall. Yard sok Mark your calendars to attend the yard and bake sale at the Blue Wa- ter Rest Home parking lot on Satur- day, July 18 frnrn 7 am. - 2 p.m. Articles are welcome. Marian Shrine Anyone interested in going to the Mkrian Shrine of Our Lady of the Rosary in St. Marys on Monday, July 13 for a pilgrimage day with Father Patrick Moore beginning with mass al 11 am. should contact St. Boniface CWL president Au- drey Smith at 236-7342. Everyone is asked to bring along a picnic lunch. Correction A correction from last week, the Lions Club will be helping out at the youth camp in SL Marys to pre- pare breakfast on Sunday, July 19. Personals Gerry Kane returned home re- cently from a three-week holiday in San Francisco visiting her daughter Ann and Bob Besozzi and attended the grade eight graduation of grand- son Steven. A dance was held at the Zurich Community Centre Saturday in honor of Ted and Jean Geoffrey's 45th wedding anniversary. Dennis and Sue Rau celebrated their 19th anniversary last Tuesday. Dean Ducharme and Tressa Rod- gers were married at Si Boniface on Saturday with dinner and recep- Shika by Annie Morenz SHIPKA - Hugh and Annie Mo- renz auended the 50th wedding an- niversary party, Friday held for the latter's sister and brother-in-law, Mary and Art Finlayson of Sea - forth, at the Community Centre in Seaforth. The Morenz's were their attendants as matron of honour and best man when they were married June 30, 1942, at the girls' parents farm home southwest of Hensall. Two of the Finlaysons' sons were also celebrating summer wedding anniversaries, Jim and Manan. and Brad and Theresa. Visiting with Hugh and Annie Morenz on the weekend were rela- tives who attended the Finlayson anniversary, Peter and Maureen Jackson, Scarborough, Beverley Ford, Grand Valley, Shirley Dell, Belleville and Tanya Dell of To- ronto. Christopher Plein, of Elmira spent holidays last weekwith his grandparents, Leota and Ferman Snyder, his aunt, uncle and cou- sins, Al Judy, Nicholas and Lisa Snyder. The Regier family, Tony, San- dra, Chris, Heather and Jill, of Mount Clemens, spent the Ameri- can holiday at their cottage here near St. Joseph and visited San- dra's father, Ken Baker. Kites to be featured at sandcastle competition GRAND BEND - As an Exeter attraction for the Ontario Open Sandcastle Competition which will be held on July 18 and 19 at the Port Blake Conservation area, on Saturday Boreal Kites from Sparta will be demonstrating some of their kites. These kites arc made of nylon and are screen printed. The dye be- comes part of the fabric and is in- tensified when back lit by ilk sun. They are the makers of the -only hand printed lithographic kites in North America. Saks have been made all around the world includ- ing Japan. On Sunday, "The Twins" opera- tor of the Kentucky Fried Chicken outlets in the area will be on hand with their "Mister Chicken" to put on a show with prizes for the kids. tion held at the Stanley Complex in Varga. Dean is the son of Paul and Dorothy Duchanne of Dashwood. Mozart and Marie Gelinas attend- ed the wedding of Wayne McCann to Sarah Thorne in Sarnia last Sat- urday. The groom is the son of Clem and Joan McCann of Exeter. John and Marilyn Geiger and son Steve spent the weekend in Ottawa visiting her sister Carol and Brian Beichamber. While there, Steve played in a summer hockey tourna- ment along with Chad Ramer who was also in Ottawa with his father, Jim. Birthday wishes go to Jody Schilbe, Colleen Overholt, Patrick Overholt, Helen Overholt, Ron Crete, Beattie Rau and anniversary wishes to Pat and Evelyn Resler. Jerome and Carmel Sweeney en- joyed going to a staff bwbecue par- ty Saturday near Auburn. Ivan and Rose Mary Bedard spent the weekend visiting with her brother and family, Bill and Joanne Duamann in Amherstburg and spent Saturday at Bob -Lo Island. Eugene and Shirley O'Brien, along with Greg and Yvonne O'Brien spent the weekend in Spar- ta at Broken Wheel Horse Camp. Victor and Irene Hartman, along with Larry and Mary Hartman spent the last month travelling by car to see several places of interest on the west coast. Centralia by Mary Kooy CENTRALIA - At the United Church on Sunday, the guest speak- er was Michelene Montrevil of Goderich who chose as her topic "Call to Commitment". Next Sun- day, July 12 the speaker will be Jane Papple at 8:30 a.m. An official board meeting will be held July 15 at Centralia church at 8 p.m. Terry and Judy Morgan, Mark and Melissa arrived home follow- ing a two week vacation in Florida. They report very hot and wet weather while there. Friday evening dinner guests with Mary Kooy were Mary Davis, Helen MacDonald and Howard Do- lan. On June 29 a good crowd gath- ered at Heywoods restaurant for their euchre. Prizes went to Grace Wurm, Marjorie Steeper, Lulu Cul- bert, Percy Noels, Howard Dolan and Beth Knox. Next gathering will be July 13 at 2:30 p.m. School is overfor the Tuesday -Thursday afternoon class of the Toddlers' Inn Nursery School. Here celebrating are back, left; Jordon Skinner, Brett Hackett, Scott Loo'sley, Jeremy Batten, Nathan Cann, Scott Keys. Middle, left; Joel Stojkovic, Ashley Ralph, Jessica Schutz, Tammy Johnson (Futures Program assistant), Brittany Darling, Jordan Darling, Jared Anstett. 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