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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-09-22, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, September 22,1993 Hat Day at Queenswa,i -Fb hcomt r '/A - Mr. and Mrs. John 'Pritchard, Cre- diton and Mr. and -Mrs. Carl , Gower, Centralia are pleased to :announce the forthcoming marriage of -their children Car- olyn and Dan.. The marriage will take place on Saturday, October 2, 1993 at the Zion United Church, Crediton, ,with an open reception ' to follow at the KirktonhWoodhem Com- munity Centre at '9 p.m. Frpi'thcomi> .marrrrfage - Larry ki ca artd Jan and Barbar Van - Haarlem, Exeter are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Col- lette Marie and Jason Bent- ley. The marriage will take place on Saturday, October 2, 1993 at the home of the groom's parents. An open re- ception to follow at the South Huron Recreation Centre, Ex- eter at 9 p.m. Everyone wel- come. Forthcoming marriage - Gary and Wendy Campbell, Hensel! are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Tracy Lynn to Darren Robert Moir, son of Bruce and Janet Moir, Hensall. The wedding will take place September 25, 1993 at Hensall United church at 3:00 p.m. An open reception will follow at Hen- sall Community Centre. Every one is welcome! Tracy and Darren would like to thank faa'i'$y and friends for making their Buck and Doe a fun and memorable occasion. October is UNICEF 4110 month 'The Queensway Nws/ggHome in Henson field .a Hay. Day .on Thursday.wlth many of the. resi- dents . and staff rising to the ocoaslon with amide variety •of headgear: dere Ervin Greb, voted .the !most handsome -In his hat, and Bruce .Oann'wwlth 8 humournus comment on retirement model their hats . of the 'day. Sundae -making In Hensall HENSALL - Summer ends with a bang at Queens- way! Regardless of the cooler weather we have experi- enced over the last three weeks, residents have been busy having serious fun! Summer ended with a big bang during the Ice Cream Social. The dining room was re -decorated as an old ice cream parlour complete with music, pictures on the wall, and a help -yourself ice cream bar. People were creating their own sundaes with real maple syrup, co- conut, chocolate chips, whipped cream etc. The Thursday afternoon barbecues have been taking place every week indoors. Last week was seafood lov- ers' barbecue day and many residents tried shrimp for the very ftrst time in their lives! Thursday, September 16 was Hat Day, and it was a great success. Almost everyone wore a hat. Everything from bridal head pieces to door decorations were worn on people's heads. The afternoon was filled with hat fun festivities such as: hat toss, hat trivia, and hat sto- ries. Several of the woman at Queensway have been very busy making crafts for the upcoming .annual Craft and Bake Sale, which will sake place October 20. Fall bin- go has also started up again, and many people are ex- cited about their weekly game. Zurich news Support group meets riPaqictrecCileY A -Monit linttheir pre- school children are invited to a Mothers Time support group meet- ing to be held today at 9:15 a.m. in Zurich at the Lutheran Hall. The speaker is Dianne Prato who will be discussing anger management. The Exeter Fall Fair is this week- end at the South Huron Recreation Centre. Focus on Wood is the theme. Coming Events The Beavers will hold their first scout meeting next Tuesday at Zu- rich Public School from 7-8 p.m. The Zurich Mennonite Church in- vites everyone to hear the Seaforth Harmony Hi-Lites on Oct. 3, at 7:30 p.m. The Scouts and Cubs annual Ap- ple Day will be Oct. 16. Boys want- ing to join can contact Theresa Ve- rhoog at 236-7200. A marriage encounter weekend will be held Oct. 15-17. Anyone in- terested can contact Frank or Judy Cammaert at 438-7681. The District #8 annual dinner meeting will be held this year in St. Paul's on Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. It will be hosted by the St. Marys Agricultu- ral Society, Meal tickets are 510. Volunteer canvassers will soon coming going door-to-door to .,elect for the United Way. The barbecue at Claire and Mar- garet Deichert's home last Thursday was a success. The barbecue was A r . 14 fl rlfbo out at the ": r x The weather was great for the an- nual Terry Fox Run. Participants were treated to barbecue after- wards. Thanks to organizer Wendy Rowan and helpers who made the run a success. Celebrations An 86th birthday party was held last week for Gertude Sitter. a resi- dent at the Forest Nursing Home. Zurich's oldest female resident, Margaret Hess, will be celebrating her 92 birthday on -Friday. Hess, who still lives in her own home, can be seen at many functions in the area. . Belated Birthday wishes go out to Butch Sweeney last Thursday, Carl Finkbeiner, on Saturday and moth- er Birdie who celebrated a birthday on Monday. Birthday wishes also go out to Maureen Simmons. Congratulations to Sandra Steck- le and Chris Regier who were mar- ried at St. Boniface Church ort Sat- urday. Also on Saturday, Stephen Smith and Deanna Finch were married at the United Church in Clinton. Congratulations to Keith and Dorothy Voland of Hensall who re- cently celebrated their 35th anni- versary. A bridal shower was held for Lee Ann Peckitt on Sept. 14 at the St. Concerned about you Furnace Condition? Fully licensed 2.4 hover •ase gs.cy service Specializing in meek • and ptrevewtativs nsaintesaance • OIL/GAS HEATING • FURNACES & FIREPLACES • AIR CONDfTIONING • HEAT PUMPS • SHEET METAL_ ,01? Bandy Yeajey IFirESIVE-JTIAL Boniface Parish Hall. The shower was given by groom -to -be Peter t Overholt's family. The marriage is • to take place this Saturday. A bridal was also held for Karen Shanks in St Joseph at St Peter's Parish Hall with friends and rela- tives attending. Regards -Best wishes for a speedy recov- ery are extended to Sliver Bedard who had a hip operation. Sympathy is offered to wife Hel- en and family of the late Neil Walker. Visiting Carmel Sweeney and mother -in - .law Marie Gelinas Sr. spent last Wednesday visiting Sweeney's sis- ter Carol and husband Bill Butler as well as Madeline Gelinas. Greta Kerawill and daughter Myrna Roberts, of Ohio, visited Annie Finkbeiiner and relatives last week. Jerome and Helene Ducharme were visited by daughter Tracy and husband Wayne Lockhart along with twins Justin and Jenna who are living in Alberta. Harry McAdams recently spent five weeks in Alberta visiting friends and family. Hensall news Contest planned By Liz Sangster HENSALL - The Hensall Horti- cultural Society is holding its sec- ond annual Thanksgiving theme home and business deocrating con- test. The categories are as follows: Business, Home and Apartment with first, second and third prizes in each category. Entry forms are available at the municipal office and must be returned to the office by October 1. Iudgiag will take place October 9. Nursery School Tinker Tots Co-op nursery school of Hensall began its 1993-94 year September 7, 1993. The children welcome the return of Jennifer Pfaff as their teacher. Currently, the school is running a Tuesday/ Thursday morning class. Applica- tions are being accepted for another class which will run either Wednes- day/Friday mornings, or Tuesday/ Thursday afternoons. For further information please contact Karen Jolly at 262-3207. Seniors The Hensall Sunset Seniors met y September 14, at the Hensall Unit- ed Church, for a potluck dinner and meeting. Irene Blackwell wel- comed everyone. Evelyn McBeath took charge of the installation of the new executive: President Helen McKay; first vice, Pearl Taylor; secretary Dorothy Brintnell; treas- urer Evelyn Flynn. Twenty-one members answered the roll call and paid their fees. A vote of thanks was expressed to Irene Blackwell for her work as president. Winners of the cards, high, were: Annie Reid, Olga Chipchase, low: Audrey Christie, Marg Cole,' lone hands: Irene Blackwell. The Seniors Rally is October 20, at Londesborough, starting at 11:30 a.m. Editor's Note: The Times - Advocate welcomes Liz Sangster as our new Hensall correspondena Hensall community groups or or- ganizations who would like news of upcoming events included in this weekly column are encouraged to contact Liz Sangster at 262-2715. • Corner Crafts & Gifts Eclipse Hairstyling 50 THAMES RD. 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