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Heritage to be celebrated at ZurichFair
Some of the events
planned include a
baby show, a dance
and a talent show.
By Carmel Sweeney
Zurich correspondent
ZURICH - The theme for the Zu-
rich Fair is "Celebrating our heri-
tage" which begins Friday at 7:30
p.m. in the arena. The Talent Show
will start the program followed by
the Ambassador Contest. After the
contest, a dance will take place
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
The Zurich Fair dance tickets
cost $5.00 in advance from Carmel
Sweeney or $6.00 at the door. "The
Fire Flys" will provide the live mu-
sic at the arena.
On Saturday, July 27 the parade
starts at 11:30 a.m. The Zurich Fair
will host a Baby Show on Saturday
in the Auditorium at 2 p.m. There
are three categories and the ages
are zero to 12 months. All babies
are welcome and may register that
day.
The annual Mid -Western Horse
Show will be held Sunday at 11
a.m. The famous Old Time Fid-
dler's Jamboree will be held in the
auditorium from 2-7 p.m. Tickets
will be available at the door for a
buffet supper from 5 to 7 p.m.
Yard sale
The village of Zurich will hold
their annual community yard sale
and farmer's market on Saturday,
August 10 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The event will be held at the arena
or in front of private homes around
town. If interested in a booth,
phone the village office at 236-
4974.
Pop can collection
The K. of C. of St. Boniface par-
ish are collecting pop cans. The
money raised for the cans will go
towards the Building Fund. The
cans can be left at either Doug De -
Bus's home or Ralph Smith's
home.
Barbecue
A chicken barbecue will be held
at the Mennonite church hall on
Thursday from 5 - 8 p.m. Advance
tickets only.
Personals
Anne Desuzal and son Steven
and friend from San Francisco, Cal-
ifornia are presently visiting with
her mother and grandmother Jerry
Kane.
Bert Wallace, R.R.2, Zurich
along with her son Dale and Lisa
returned home on Sunday after a
two week vacation in Calgary.
They were visiting with her daugh-
ter and sister Shelley and Fack
Treenouth and family.
William Austin, son of Murray
and Lori Armstrong and Stephanie
Lynn, daughter of Rob and Lisa
Miller were baptized at St. Boni-
face church by Fr. Wronski on July
14.
Welcome Michael and Yvonne
Hartman who have moved from
Waterloo to a newly renovated
farm home near Bayfield.
Congratulations to Tony and Wil-
lie VerBerne who celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary July 13
with several friends from the Zu-
rich area.
Happy Birthday to Jennifer Erb
who was 17 on July 12, Amy
Schilbe on July 24 and Kraig and
Jamie Eckel on July 27.
Anniversary wishes go to Darren
and Aimee Rau on July 22 who are
celebrating their first, and Jeff and
Rosie Rothenberg on July 24.
Irla Gingerich and her sister Ber-
nice spent 10 days in Oregon at the
home of Gingerich's son, David
and Betty -Ann Gingerich and fami-
ly While there, they attended the
wedding of Cheryl Gingerich,
granddaughter and niece on July
29.
Brian and Rose -Mary Rader and
their two children and Kenny and
Bruce Overholt and two children
spent last week camping near Ket-
tle Point.
Zurich has a new store on Main
Street called Plantations.
A Buck and Doe will be held July
26 at the Hensall Community Cen-
tre for Randy Regier, son of Pat
and Evelyn Regier and Angela
Reid. A Buck and Doe will be held
for Vicki Regier, daughter of Eu-
gene and Deb Regier, and Dan
McCarter on July 27 at the Hensall
Arena.
Tiffany and Brittany Eybergen of
Acworth, Georgia are holidaying
with grandparents in Port Franks,
cousins in Stratford and will stay
with their Sweeney grandparents .
and relatives in the Zurich area
while their mother Carrie Eybergen
is working at the Olympic Games
in Georgia and their father Dan Ey-
bergen is away on business.
The yearly family reunion for
Blanche Ducharme's children and
relatives took place Sunday at the
home of son Ray and Pauline Du-
charme, Camlachie, Ontario.
Games were enjoyed by both the
young and old, followed by a smor-
gasbord supper.
Cecile Liboiron from Ponteix
Saskatchewan spent the weekenc
with her sister-in-law Blanche anc
attended the family reunion, and
visited with relatives in Kitchener.
A bridal shower was held at the
home of Martha Overholt on Sun-
day for a niece Tracy Overholt of
London, daughter of Gerard and
Anne.
Clowning around at Hensall Playground Stolen. van
This week's theme at
Hensall Playground is
"Under the Big Top".
By Liz Sangster
Hensall correspondent
HENSALL - At Hensall United
Church on Sunday "Fairest Lord
Jesus" was sung followed by Psalm
139:1-12 and 2:3-24. The Old Tes-
tament reading was from Genesis
28:10-19. Rev. Annen welcomed
everyone and greetings were ex-
changed. Many visitors were
present.
The children's hymn "Jesus
Loves the Little Children" was
sung before their story "What kind
of a person are You?" Prayers of
title people, readings from Matthew,
aid Rev. Henry's Message "Weeds
Bicycle
reported
stolen
EXETER - Police report a man's
Katmandu Norco, 21 speed blue bi-
cycle was stolen on July 12 from
McDonalds Restaurant.
The bike is valued at $400.
Time to
congratulate
Crediton
organist
CREDITON - Members and
friends of Crediton United Church
will join with relatives and friends
of Doug Lewis in congratulating
him Friday night of this week.
Lewis, the church organist for the
past 25 years retired on June 30 and
will be honored Friday night at the
Stephen Township Community
Centre in Crediton.
The full evening of events will
begin at 6 p.m. as guests will min-
gle with the. celebrity. A half hour
later a potluck supper will be
served. Those attending are asked
to bring casseroles, salads, desserts,
etc.
Those unable to attend the supper
are asked to be at the hall by 8 p.m.
for further mingling and presenta-
tions and tributes at 8.30 p.m. fol-
lowed by music and impromptu en-
tertainment. Bring a musical
instrument.
Gaines and dancing will follow.
Those attending the later session
are asked to bring sandwiches and
snack foods. Cake and ice cream
will be provided.
Church news
In other church news, the annual
chicJi ' barbecue will be held on
Ta August 20. Tickets are
no* table from Don Finkbeiner
at 234-6278.
me 100th anniversary of the
present church building is being ob-
served this year. Celebrations will
be completed on a special Home-
coming Weekend on September 7
and 8.
in the Garden" followed.
Ron Greidanus played a piano in-
strumental. "We Plough the Fields"
was sung. Lloyd Ferguson and
Murray Craig took up the offering.
A Prayer of Dedication was said in
unison. "Oh Jesus Christ Grow
Through Me" was sung. Commis-
sioning, doxology, benediction,
and the three -fold Amen ended the
service.
The Property Committee hosted a
social hour in the Fellowship Hall.
There will be no Vacation Bible
School this summer. The first Sun-
day in August Rev. Peebles will be
the guest minister due to Rev. An -
nen being on vacation.
Best wishes go to Dorothy Parker
on_her special birthday.
July 28 will be Decoration Day at
Hensall Union Cemetery.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to the family and
friends of Jean Travis, the Slavin
family, the Moody family, and the
family and friends of the late Ma-
bel (Fee) Ball, a former Hensall
resident.
This week at the Hensel) Play-
ground the theme is "Under the Big
Top". There will be lots of clow-
nin' around, creepy crawler crafts,
and a carnival. The children will be
visiting the Fire Hall.
Fundraising has begun for the
year-end trip. Wedgee's food prod-
ucts are available from program
participants, and leaders. Informa-
tion is available from the arena,
262-3206 and the municipal office,
262-2812.
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