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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-06-30, Page 841 'Strawberries lirU.Piek Open daily li a.m. - dark 1 mile east of Hwy. 4 on Kirkton Rd. and 1/4 mile south of Exeter Golf Club Jeff and Brenda Horn ID'1 22941176 ` I ant=s-Ac1 4,catc :3(1 199_; • Grade eight graduates Graduates at Stephen Centra! School, from bottom left: Megan Ratz, Aimee Brown, Jo Dee Grasdahl, Tia Schultz, Angela Pickering, Heather Geisel, Julie Hicks; middle left: Don O'Rourke, Michael Stevens, Jason Sheppard, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Jill Russell, Amy Dearing, Ja- son Becker, Nicholas Strre, Jacob Weber, principal Niel! Straw; top left: Jamie Hoffman, Craig Wragg, Judd Desjardine, Richard Stanlake, Brent Ratz, Jeremy Brand and Adam Dunn. Graduates at Zurich Public School, from bottom .left: Julie Semple, Rayna Milne, Jennifer Erb, Jennifer Wilbee, Kelly Thiel, Jennifer Miller; Middle left: Jill Ramer, Elizabeth Lovie, Fxia Han reit, Heather Becker, Laurie Hesse, Tamara Cook; Top. left: Joey Forrester, Jim Denomme, Mi- chael Restemayer, Greg Quick, Nathan Hutton, Shaun Dawe and Dwight Beierling. Graduates .at Nomad Public School, from bottom left: Melinda Hovuis, Lisa' Graham, Priscilla Lambert, Andrea Radford, Julie Rooseboom, Andrea McClinchey; Middle left: principal Mary Moffatt, Katie Seaton, Shane Wilcox, Krista Gass, Jllleana Knip, Dave Thomson, Jennifer Ran- dall, Lorne Rideout; Top left: Pete Bisback, Adam Wood, Mark Bell, Phill Ingram, Alynn Dale, Jeff Reid, Scott Reid, Kris Lippington, and Scott Wllien. n y fireworhs lot Lucan's Canada Ll ICAN -Joe Who? has now become Joe Where? 1 h former 1'rutte Ministerwill find his name being ..used .as part of a trivia contest in Lu an on Thursday as part of the village's Cana- da Day celebrations. "Where in Canada is Joe Clark?" is a contest added to the festivi- ies by coordinator Rev. Bruce Pock, who says the aiin of the ane is 10 increase knowledge about Canada both in history and ge• jri!phy. ,Entrants will be"1ngrQups.ol three in two classes,. grades 8 and high school students. - , Also new for Canada Day in Luau$ is a tireworks,display that aims a little bit of ltunily:patticipaU0n. The intent rf the prcrKr s to allow,: families to e $joy a display without the high cost of hav- g one of Iheir.own. E.cch family is being.askcd to bring one or two works as adadssion,and the Lucan firefighters will set ;hem off. lie display .starts at dusk in the park behind the arena. Popular events, last )ear, such a‘; the parade. which stalls at 10 .m,, will be back again. At 12:45 p.rn. there is a scheduled cake hutting and flag raising, followed by a children's show, and the trivia iontest. About 3({) people turned out for the Canada Day festrvities in Lai ut last year, says Pocock. a. -Zurich nortNorittaog elcfert helped serve at last Wednesday evening's senior's picnic, as did all village councillors. The picnic has been held indoors in recent years to avoid possible -bad -weather. The move has pald off, as this year's event held In honour of Senior's Month drew 107 diners. Registration at Zurich arena Piaygound scheduled for July By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - Playground and swim- ming lessons for the summer will begin soon, and registration will be held at the Zurich arena on June 30, and July 5, from 7-8 p.m.. If you can not attend, but are still interested phone Maureen at 236-4974. Bean Fest Meeting The Bean Festival committee held their last meeting on June 22, in preparation for the event to be held on August 28: For information about booths phone President Doug Erb. Lions Club Meeting The Lions Club held their last meeting for the summer on June 21. Lieutenant Governor - Lion. John Sientsema of Bayfield installed the new officers for next year. The group will once again have a booth at the Zurich Fair July 23-25. They are also making plans for their annu- .. al golf tournament on Saturday Au- , gust 14 at Bayview. Contest Winner Leisa McBride. ofZurich, was the winner of the Patio set drawn at Seyler's Food Land. Seniors Travel Several seniors from the Zurich area took part in the Tri -County Seniors games held in Goderich June 21 and 22. Many also attend- ed the bus trip to Hamilton to see the "Geritol Follies" last Friday. Zurich Public School held their grade 8 graduation last Thursday evening with a dinner and banquet for the students and their parents. Special speaker was Al Taylor from the Learning Resources Centre in Clinton. Church News Pilgrimage dates at Our Lady of the Rosary shrine in St. Mary's will be on July 2, 13, 16, and August 13 to 22. Mass will begin at 11:00 a.m. Procession saying the rosary around the shrine is at 1:30 p.m. followed by the benediction and blessing of the sick. Please bring your picnic lunch. The parish of St.Boniface would like to extend a warm welcome to Father Matthias Wronski who hails from Port Dover. He is replacing Father Hayes. Members_ f the t sithern r'hutch. held their worship.service outdoors on Sunday at pastor Stephen Alles. It was followed by a picnic lunch and games. Bible School will begin on Mon- day July 5 to Friday July 9. Senior -Kindergarten children will meet at the Public School while those 7 to Granton by Muriel Lewis GRANTON - A number of Gran- ton and area residents attended Strawberry and Hain suppers at Thames Road United Church on Monday night, June 21 and at Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Lucan on Wednesday. June 23. At the St. Thomas' Anglican church on Sunday. June 27 the Rev. Stephen Emery led the service of Morning Prayer and his message was about what you can do with your life. This was summed up in four options which were to run away from life and hide, run with the mob, lake hold oil life and man- age it with skill which. leads to, con- trotlipg others: or Iasi but noqeast surrender \to life and let go .and let God. The theme of the childrnn'a focus was 'God has a plan for your life and that is all you need to know.' Capsule. Comments with Ernie Makin() Amazing statisticl.Jn 3,e92, 5.4 trillion cigarettes were produced.workiwlde. To put that number into perspective, that's enough to provide 1000 clgar- ettes to every,person on earth. Speaking of cigarettes,. many people know that smokers require more Vitamin then non-smokers. since Vitamin C is a necessary nutrient -10 the making of -connective tissue .in our skin, Its lack in smokers could eocount'forarnokers having more wrinkled skin. So we can•probably say that smoking Is bad for your looks.as well es your health. -Honey Is one of the hew foods that doesn't spelt. Archeologists haw dug up .honey from the pyramids and it was as fresh .as It Soca/hen It res Sowed B000yawsyas ego. Honey contain natural _anilines that kaep • Ghpiesterol-oalhy.Bets a bad reptaatlon mainly if It too high. But our �s need acme cholesterol to maintain the quality of our cell mon. s, for the manufacture of certain body hormones, to help In nese nonductlon.a1 ao.ald UlgesUon..$o it's not sit bats It's Important to. knww.about the .d0 gs you put Into your Imr0Y- _Ws can help you with that knowledge. Let us fall .your next• "Your Health Care Pharm cy" Regular services are being dis- continued for the month of July. At the Granton United Church on Sunday, Pastor Normalie Voakes' message .was entitled 'Sacrifice? That's easy for you to say!' The les- sons were from Genesis 22, Mat- thew 10 and Romans 6. The ministry of music was an an- them "My Master's Plan" by the choir. Sunday School awards were presented to Jennifer Blake, Veron- ica Blom, Briuney Foster, ScoU Dietrich,- Allen Bilyea, Lisa Hum- phrey, Tyler Riddell, Allison Wheeler, Matthew Wessman and An w Bryan. WO4 has been received of the sudden nth of Joe Pecko, former- ly of G ton, who returned to St. Neots, Eaton Socon in England in 1986 with his mother Dorothy. 10 will go to the Luthern Church. All will attend from 9:00 to 12:00 noon. Personals Happy Birthday to Vera Haberer on June.23, Amanda Neeb on June 29, and Thea Vande Boom on Jane 22. Happy Anniversary to Marge and Rick Gingerieh on June 16. Bill and Carol Butler of Sarnia spent Saturday visiting with her sis- ters Carmel and Jerome Sweeney and family. Susan Ferguson of Hensall re- cently returned home from a2 week holiday with relatives in Penticton. Howard (Mac) Kloppis wished a happy retirement after running his Texaco Gas and Station for the past 55 years. And new owners, Dan and Julaine Bisson of Hensall are welcomed. The Bissons are pres- ently renovating the Garage. A bridal shower for Julie Seyler was held last Friday at the Zurich Mennonite Church Fellowship Hall. Julie is the fiancee of Jim 6teokly, they will be married on July 24. • • • •• Visscher Farms Country Market 1 NOW HARVESTING Broccoli, beets, romaine and parsley ' SPECIAL Broccoli 754 Muffin Batter $13.50 12 Ib. pall All natural, no cholesterol • Baked goods • Fresh re5etabt • Potatoes • Jams Mimi) a.m. - 8 p.tn. Dally Closed Sunday 3 miles west of Exeter on Hwy. 83 237.442 ZYZZZZXZZXXXXXXZ • 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Mark•Couithrlyd "1Y 1 O*! If your lawn is yellowish or appears very dark gratin and your footprints don't spring -back, your lawn is dry. In summer, many peppie mistake drought for inaact or diisoaae damage. 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