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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-07-22, Page 12Page 12 limes -Advocate, July 22, 1992 Mom conlostants r Zurich Fair its . or Rfillayavinitglan eyes will sittires Amp waren who fare competing for the chance to represent the Zurich Fair as the .1992 Ambassador. 'The contest begins after the 3:45 pm. parade and the T:45 p.m. opening ceremonies. The crowning will be later that evening dutrtg the dance. The evening will also feature a prince and princess contest for 3-6 year olds. Sandra Steekle,17 of RR2 Zurich tlponsored by Huron Ridge Flowers Becky Harttmaa,, 17 of RR3 Dashwood sponsored by Mike's Blast and _ Paint Michelle Steckler 17 of RR2 Zurich sponsored by HesseMpnd Second Terry Fox Run set for Zurich By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - The second annual Terry Fox Run for Zurich and area will -be held on Sunday. September 20; rain or shine. The event will begin with registration at Zurich Park at 1:30 p.m. Everyone is en- couraged to participate, bring the family and join in on the fun to raise money for cancer research. The eight kilometre route starts at the park, goes west to Highway 84 to Goshen road, north to the town line intersection and back. Drinks will be available along the route. Prizes donated by area businesses will be awarded to top pledge earn- ers in different age categones. A barbecue is planned for immediate- ly after the run. If you are interested in helping in any way to keep Terry's dream alive, please call organizer Wendy Rowan at 263-2214. Pledge sheets will be available at the Zurich Fair booth where T-shirts and buttons will also be on sale. Zurich Fair Be sure to attend the annual Zu- rich Fair this weekend which be- gins with the parade Friday night July 24 and ends with a horse show Sunday. While in town for the fair, check out the garage and bake sale held at St. Boniface Catholic Church on Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Neighbourhood watch A special meeting wilt be held Wednesday, July 22 at the Hay township hall beginning at 7 p.m. to make plans for a neighbourhood watch program for the village of Zurich, sponsored by the Optimist Club and Exeter OPP constable George Finch. Please plan to at- tend as everyone's help is needed. Blue Water The weather cooperated for the yard and bake salt held at the Blue Water Rest Home Saturday. The event was a large success thanks•w the many donations and volunteer helpers compnsed of staff, direc- tors and auxiliary members. Profits will go towards the completion of a sidewalk from the home into Zu- rich. Bishop holds mass 1t was a surprise and honor as Bishop John Sherlock attended mass at St Boniface Church on Sunday as he is spending some time at his cottage in the Grand Bend area. He also said mass at St. Peter's Church Friday in Si. Joseph. Animal antics Several children from Zurich be- tween the ages of 5-10 years are en- joying the summer reading pro- gram, animal antics. at the library everyThursday afternoon with li- brarian Helene Ducharme. PersonaLs Best wishes for a speedy recov- ery to Sylvia Smale, in hospital in Exeter following a car accident. Larry and Marion Rogers cele- brated their 20th wedding anniver- sary. A surprise party of over 130 guests was held at the Lutheran Church hall in Zurich Sunday, giv- en by her mother Gertie Fleis- chauer. Dick and Barb Rau are celebrat- ing their 25th anniversary. Maureen Masse and Robert Ley - ser were married Saturday at Si. Pe- ters Church in St Joseph. Maureen is the daughter of Louis and Cathe- rine Masse. Welcome to town Matthew and Martha Ducharme who have moved to the former home of the late Al- fred Meidinger on Mary St. Also, welcome Doug and June Schadc and daughter who have moved to Edward St. . The fifth annual Oke Woodsmith Company staff party was held Sat- urday hosted by Don and $euy Okc. The day began at Bayview Golf Course followed by a barbe- cue at Black Bush school house. John and Bernadette Denomme spent a week with their son Mark and Mary Theresa Denomme at their cottage on Manitoulin Island. Victor and Irene Hartman spent the weekend in Detroit visiting daughter Theresa and Gary Egan. Martin, and Cheryl Gelinas visit- ed with his sister Sharon and Keva Silverstein in Londoh Sunday. Harold and Doreen Dietrich, along with son Randy and Marlene Dietrich spent the week on holidays Picnic in the rain CREDITON - Huron South Dis- trict held their second annual picnic at Crediton wider the rain shgwers. Lois Hodgins, president stood on the table banging a large pan to call everyone for dinner. The group sang the Institute Ode, repeated the Mary Stewart Collect and sang the institute. Grace before sitting down to lunch Seaforth and Elimvillc conducted contests. Some of the highlights were: Most lace on your slip was paraded by Martha Weigand and how Irene Haugh carries all those things in her purse is a wonder. Eleanor Roessler was celebrating her birthday at the picnic. A very interesting relay, find the gold safe- ty pins in the oatmeal dish while blindfolded proved very humorous. Faith Tabernacle news CENTRALIA - Drizzling rain and threatening skies didn't stop the Faith Tabernacle Sunday School on Monday evening from playing an exciting game of soccer -baseball. The rain stopped in time to enjoy hotdogs and pop and then it was back to the diamond again for game two! The Youth Group met on Friday evening and headed down to Lon- don to Masonvilie to play miniature golf. A good time was reported to have been had by all. Earl Miller and Tony Vanderlaan representing the Gideons, minis- tered on Sunday morning. This Sunday morning Kai Pinto will be ministering and "the Na- tions" will be providing music un- der the open skips at the new church property in the evening ser- vice. The Secret Sisters are hosting "Family Mini Golf" on Friday night. Meet at the church at 6:45. Everyone is welcome. YOU WON'T FIND BETTER VALUES ANYWHERE i EXCELLENT SELECTION -FANTASTIC SAVINGS FLOOR MODEL Very rarely will you find top quality furniture at pric- es like these, but we h to make room for our stock. We've drasti duced the prices on se- lected -items thr the store. This limited lection of floor m discontinued be cleared out. Mo one of a kind, so h u Fine Furniture, Flooring and Window Fashions 467 Main $t., Exeter Proudly featuring Canadian products since 1887 235-0173 �4