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I have always enjoyed
being at camp with my
dad and my uncle. Camp
is Fan. 1 would love to go
camping without my
sister and brother. 1 think
I would like the camp
because I can read a book
.and I like reading books.
1 can go swimming. l can
play games and malei new
friends. New friends are
nice. They are funny.
They can teach me
interesting things. They
can tell me their names
and I can tell them my
name. We can be penpals.
If I became a Camp
Menesetung camper, 1
would be a friend to
everyone.
TIi• Crediton Optimist Club sponsored an essay writing:competlt!on on 'Why I Woutd-Like
to Become a Camp Menesetung Camper" for Mt. Carmel, McCurdy ar tephen Sohools.
Shown:above, Lorie Van V.alkengoed, Optimist secretary:and:itsrry.Southoott, president -ere
shown'with.two of the three winners, T.J. Sheridan, third:•prIzewvinner, .Gradel'McCurdy PS.
-and first prize winner Ryan Knee, Grade 2 McCurdy public school. Ryan won a•week.at
.Camp Menesetung which is situated north of Goderich. Missing from the .picture was
second prize winner, Bradley Robinson, Grade 2 McCurdy.
Queensway
residents
fiaketrip t1own
memory lane
AENSALL - The -Breakfast Club
met and all who attended-. njoyed
poached eggs on mast, ham, hashed
-brown potatoes and coffee.
Following breakfast monthly
Resident Council meeting was
held. Discussion surrounded _up-
coming programs and r;aome.of the
recent activities, which included a
Strawberry Social where Mozart
Gelinas and George Mathonia pro-
vided the musical entertainment.
following the Strawberry Social
some birthdays were celebrated for
the month of June. Residents en-
joyed the musical entertainment of
Ray Cann and company. June birth-
day guests included Marg Coates,
Lewis Clark, Marg Fremlin and
Winnie Irving.
Last weeks church service was
performed by Shirley Luther from
the Salvation Army who is a long-
time friend of Queensway Nursing
Home.
The Queensway Baking Club met
last week and prepared a double
batch of carpoLAut muffins.
Last Friday an informal afternoon
tea was held. Residents took a trip
down memory lane, as they remi-
nisced about old attics and their
treasures and also completed a triv-
ia quiz from 1936.
Upcoming events
July 8, 12 noon, Outdoor BBQ;
July 12, 7 p.m.. Grand Cove Varie-
ty Show; July 15, 4 p.m., Supper
Club; July 29, 7 p.m., July Birthday
Party with Jack Simmons.
antaiS
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICHAirkese from ihe� rarea.taking part in the recent Tri-
,
Countr$1,44itarnes in Goderich were bridge plsOrs.Marie Gelinas,Sr.
and Audi ginOth. Golfers :were, Donna Mercer ad sMarge Scheme.
Thea V m and Percy Bedard Sr. were enticed in the waiki g
y Jacobe, Rose and Alfred Priest, Austin Hartman, and
htinvolved in bowling, and Alicd"1bxelsnd Helen McKay
-DarttcipatedtinfShuffle board. Cribbage player re lna McNeeb and
Gwen Mc1C 1& while Annie Finkbeiner and Audrey.Smith played euchre.
' Crnkrty 4 1 ij its were Della Gasho, Curtis:arngench,:Ina McNeeb,
and Doreen Lesch. Playing snooker was'SheldoWWein. Gold Medal
Winners were Della Gascho and Curtis Gingerich. Annie Finkbeiner was
the winner of the prize for the oldest person u. attendance.
38th
Fleischauer
reunion held
By Gertie Fleischauer
DASHWOOD - The 38th annual
Fleischaucr Family =union was
held Sunday, June 27 at the Dash- •
wood Pavilion with 86 attending.
President Beatrice Martin wel-
comed everyone. Agnes Macdonald
of Exeter was the oldest person
present. Six -month-old Cody
Beyer, Kitchener was the youngest
child, Rob Smale, Tillsonburg was
the baldest man and Bill Mills,
London won the candy guessing ,
contest.
Greg and Deb Thiel were in
charge of the children's games.
The 1994 Reunion will be held at
the Dashwood Pa'ilion.
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But financial help is available to reduce the cost to the family of funeral ser-
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Times -Advocate, July 7,1993 Page 9
IPeIs Mt. contest
to bs lidi iN Zurich
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH',The next Agricultural
Society meeting for the fair board
will be held on Monday July 12 at
the Hay Township hall, it will be-
gin at 8:30 p.m. Everyone is wel-
come. Zurich fair books can be
picked up at the Zurich Pharmacy,
or call Margaret Diechert -236-
4130. •
Kite Contest
A Homemade Kite Contest spon-
sored by the Zurich Optimists club
will be held on Saturday July 24.
Pre -registration begins at 11:30
a.in. at Zurich Public School. A pa-
rade will begin at 12:30. For rules
and more information contact Shar-
on Taylor 236.4185 and Jannise
Zimmerman 236-4947.
Church news
The Knights of Columbus coun-
cil of St Boniface parish held their
annual family picnic and barbecue
supper at the Zurich park pavilion
on Monday.
Jesima:Joseph Groot, son of Joey
and Patty :OTOot was baptized last
Sunday tat St.Boniface, by Father
Wrongki.
An Ail-You-C:an Eatchicken bar-
becue will be -:held Jam-- the . Zurich
Mennonite .church on Thursday
July 15 from 5 to 8 p.m. Tickets
are available:at C.G.-Farm Supply,
Huron Ridge Flower shop. and
Seyler's Foodland. Adults 38:50
and children 6 to 10 $4.00.
'Personals
A =glint' doe will be held for
Deb Bernard and Darriif Telford.on
Saturday July 10 from nine pan. to
one a.m.:atthe Bayfield Communi-
ty centre.
Alida Rau and Suzanne Bell of
Dorchester are spending a few days
with relatives in Detroit.
Wayne and Jody .Schilbe.and son
Nickolas spent a few days recently
in Niagara "Falls, while Marty and
Julie Becker spent some time at
their cottage in 1pperwash.
Paul and Heather Klapp are
spending a few days in P.E.I,
Friends and relatives of the Zu-
rich and Bayfield area gathered in
Belmont for a bridal shower for
Jackie Anderton of Strathroy, ftan-
cee of Brian Corriveau of Niles -
town. Ttie couple are to be married
in Strathroy on August 28.
Friends and relatives held a bridal
shower for Marg Diechert last Fri-
day evening at the St.Peter's Luth-
ern Church Fellowship Hall. She is
the fiancee of John Holmes. The
couple are to be married in August.
Karen Dalton and her two chil-
dren from Richmond Hill spent last
week visiting with parents Ralph
and Audrey Smith.
Gerald and .Ursula Regicr and
Phil and Cinda Regier spent the
weekend at a wedding in Windsor.
Anniversarigs
Happy 25th anniversary to Mike
and Beattie Rau and happy 30th to
Pat and Evelyn Regicr both are on
June 29. Also congratulations to
Mahlon and Pearl -Ann Martin on
the occasion of their recent 25th
wedding Anniversary.
Birthdays
Happy Birthday to Colleen Over-
holt June 23, Beattie Rau June 29,
Pat Overholt and Barry Hodgins on
July 3, Louise Mercer July 4, and
1lelen Overholt July 5.
Senior Diners
Zurich Senior Diners held their
dinner and meeting on June 30 at
the Zurich Community Centre. Sal-
ly Lawton from Wingham wel-
comed visitors and diners and re-
minded them of upcoming events.
Genic Fleischauer was the 50/50
winner, Ethel Knowles gave a read-
ing. Happy Birthday was sung for
diners with birthdays in June. New
bingo game equipment was intro-
duced, and some bingo games
played.
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