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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1996-07-31, Page 9Control Musty, Mildewy and Moldy areas in your home or office with an Air Purifier from Alpine Excellent especially for people with Allergies, Asthma, Bronchitis, Emphysema, etc. No installation required, just plug in and breathe easy KCttttl\ c`: • "11101‘V • Ot1SI • 1'1111t•It,, • ( )t • (4tt•ntit;tl (;;I�t • III, IR: IvFla • \It►Id 1 CAU. TODAY FOR A NO OBLIGATION FREE TRIAL OMB • MARK HEIMRICH 235-0699 AUTHORIZED ALPINE DEALERS Fax 235.2882. • Long distance 1-800-529-9292 Times -Advocate, July 31, 1996 Page 9 Special home The rear view of the Steele home in Oakwood Park at Grand Bend. As a Huron Country Play- house fundraiser, the Steeles have decided to hold tours of the house from July 27 to Au- gust 5 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Harper/McPherson reunion held In Blanshard Their ancestors came to the Carlingford area from Quebec. Roberta Tenspknan Staffa correspoadtnt STAFFA - Guest speaker at the Citizen and Legislation meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute was Rita Christie, who spoke about Health Care, Education and Work Fare. She gave an interesting pres- entation and answered many ques- tions from the group. She was in- troduced by Margaret Kemp and thanked by Margaret Daynard. In the absence of President Kay Smale, first vice Joyce Miller pre- sided, opening with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Minutes were read and approved and treasurer's report received. Ten members answered the roll call by naming a current womens concern. Members were reminded of the cookies and tarts for August 9 and some upcoming events this fall. Miller reported on the executive meeting which she had attended re- cently. Following the meeting Sunny skies for Zurich Fair The Eybergen sisters from Georgia entertained on Friday night. By Carmel Sweeney Zurich correspondent ZURICH - It was a nice sunny weekend for the Zurich Fair. The talent show Friday night featured local entertainment along with the Eybergen sisters from Georgia. Master of ceremonies was Paul Klopp. Due to a lack of entrants to the Fair Ambassador contest, there was no contest this year. Last year's winner Renee Sweeney was on hand to say a few words. She will be attending the C.N.E. Ambassador Competition in Toronto on August 16-18. Local merchants sponsored the baby show by donating gifts. Judges were Jennifer Taylor of Hensall and Francine Vanasse of Zurich. There was a parade, exhibits, displays, a petting zoo, livestock shows and a road hockey tournament. Other activities included a horse show, fid- dler's jamboree and a supper on Sunday. Terry Fox run Sponsor sheets are available at various stores around Zurich for the an- nual Terry Fox run taking place on September 22 at the Zurich Park at 2:00 p.m. Captain Wendy Rowan needs help for this project to raise mon- ey for cancer research. If you can help call her at 236-4882. Tug of War team The Blue Water Tug of War Team have been raising money to cover ex- penses for their travels by doing roofing and various types of jobs. If you want more information call Ivan Bedard. Barbecue and corn roast Members of the K. of C. Council are planning for their annual parish pork barbecue and corn roast on the lawn August 11. No tickets are needed ahead of time. Bean festival meeting The next bean festival meeting will be held on July 31 at 7:30 p.m. in the festival kitchen. Plans are underway for the August 24 activities. Golf fundraiser The fourth annual fund raising golf tournament was held at Bayview Golf Club, RR 2 Zurich on July 20 with a good turnout of participants. This event is organized by Donald (Corky) and Shirley Bedard of Michi- gan in honor of their late son Dan. All the proceeds made from the tournament will go for the AIDS Re- search Foundation. . A barbecue supper and get-together was held afterwards at the Bedard's Cottage at Bayview subdivision. Locals attend Olympics Local connections to the Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta are Pat Rowe, who is a badminton judge and Carrie Eybergen, who is a Site Man- ager for the Rhythmic Gymnastics on August 1. The teacher and former student have already had dinner together in Atlanta and have exchanged "Olympic stories." A Sharing of Resources Friedsburg Days Plans are underway for the 25th anniversary for Dashwood's Friedsburg Days from August 2-4. The parade will begin on Saturday, August 3 at 11:30 a.m. along with activities all weekend long. Community yard sale A community yard sale is planned on Saturday, August 10 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will also be a farmer's market that day at the arena. Personals Lewis and Marlene Gingerich recently spent a few days at her sister's cottage in Kingsbridge. A surprise 70th birthday party was held, for Margaret Reid, Varna on July 27 held at the home of her mother Emma Schilbe in Zurich. Brayden Scott Regier was baptized at St. Boniface Church on July 28 by Fr. Wronski. He is the son of Raymond Regier and Carrie Cleave. Happy anniversary wishes go to Myrna and Norm Thomas on July 25. A good time was had by all who attended the ban jamboree and social get-together held at the Homestead Trail Park near Bayfield on July 27, hosted by Ron and Sharon Schroeder. While the adults listened to music, the children had fun swimming in the pool. All enjoyed the supper. Brothers Curtis and Kyle Denomme from Calgary are spending a three- week vacation 'with their grandparents Lloyd and Virginia Denomme and visiting with relatives in the area. The boys are the sons of Mike and Nor- ma. Ruth -Ann Flaxbard of London spent the weekend with her parents Earl and Anne Flaxbard and attended the Zurich Fair and helped her mother with4he culinary arts food division. George and Rosalie Harvey of Redford, Michigan are spending this week at their cottage north of St. Joseph. Airplanes fly to Goderich Air Show The day started with a great pancake break- fast... By Mary Peterson Centralia correspondent CENTRALIA - Sunday July 28, was a lovely summer day and sev- eral people took advantage of the weather to fly their airplanes from Centralia Airport to the Goderich Air Show. The day started with a great pancake breakfast, and in- cluded static displays during the morning of vintage aircraft such as the Lancaster from the Canadian Heritage Museum in Hamilton. Later in the day, many people from the community enjoyed the beef barbecue at Centralia United Church. Good fellowship accompa- nied a delicious meal of barbecued beef, baked potatoes, baked beans, and pie. During August, there will be no worship services at Zion West and Centralia United Churches while In late June, a dance group from Beal S.S. visited Mrs. Berg- mann's grade 7 class and performed a South African re- sistance dance. The group, comprised of Karen Hypes, phys- ical education teacher and students John Ramirez, Molly Johnston, Teresa Douthwright and Kyle Rozman, volunteered their time and talents to demonstrate the "Gum Boor Dance to students at the South Huron Rec Centre. Jane Hefty, pres- ident of the Exeter Parents Association arranged the visit with Karen Hypes. The visit enabled the Grade 7 students to leam sortie of the political history of South Africa as well as learning this traditional dance. Mrs, Hypes has volunteered to bring other dance groups to Exeter P.S. in the future and share her numerous talents with the students. Shown above, left to right, Josh Long, Karen Hypes, Derek Deelstra, Jeff Beaver and Adam Little. 1 ttttp 10 twtvr FUN SIYn SWM. 18. 5'10% brown hot bh» 'yet. .luded, erjoys sports. AhIncs oomph°, sesta hon- est, outgoirp turrlovl xi affectionate SF. MO 8151 1rnEREsrrII7 SWM. 29.6' 1'. 210b . brown hot croon eyes Oaryn12878mploystd. er joys the outdoors. di- ving. pool french. Con, seek happy, M. ocltve SF. Pastor Heather Smith enjoys a well-deserved vacation. Everyone is invited to mark on their calen- dars the combined service which will be held at Centralia on Sep- tember 1 at 10 a.m. Summer is a wonderful time to attend some great theatre produc- tions in the area. In addition to the plays being presented at Grand Bend, Blyth and Stratford, a musi- cal pageant, "The Promise", will be shown at the Eslie Dodge Conser- vation Area in Forest from July 26- 28. This two-hour presentation in- cludes song and narration to tell the story of the life of Jesus. Tickets are S5 for adults and $2 for ele- mentary students. They are availa- ble at the gate or by contacting the box office at the Sarnia Eaton's Centre, 519 -344 -SHOW. At Heywood's Restaurant recent- ly, Bernice Squire and Harry Noels were high hand winners in the Monday afternoon euchre games. Lone hand winners were Mary Wallis and Percy Noels. The spe- cial was won by Gladys Alexander. Call 1-900-451-4323 Ext.135 SUP per mixes. - To Man to these aro ilnOes dascdbe themselves and to Pa*. Ram a massage. hat mewl be 11 roes er aralst to etc 116 NMc•. OUST nod mall* SwF. 39. s1'. gown hat duo eyes, tx�ppy "krt.".r joyr mwNt lt►. "dm"' horses. seeks honed. lord, oca.ptkp SM. Adt sura MY urs SWAI 52. 6•. brown that pen eayes. MtpbYed WOOWain* Wombat borne coating.coosoaks Itrsdl bye! happy SWF, to hoppheM tMaan.Mlb. AcM.3IO7 Call 1-800-213-7514 Ext.135 to pktcv your RHE coin (4Datat, a doing oo*rnn tot today's succ ash/ M•tplss. Questions? Call customer service at 1-800-647-3782 lunch was served by Margaret Day - nerd and Margaret Kemp. Visiting this week with Janet Chappel and Marjorie Drake is Gladys Kirk from Hamiota, Alber- ta. Doris Miller and John and Rober- ta Templeman joined Jean Mayer and family at the home of Bob and Joyce McDonald, Exeter on Satur- day, where they celebrated Jean's 80th birthday, with an afternoon of visiting and a bountiful supper complete with cake and ice cream. Over 40 family members were present from St. Catharines, Kitch- ener, Stoney Creek, London and Exeter. The 60th Harper, McPherson re- union was held at the log cabin of Jack and Phylis McPhail, Blan- chard township, with 58 in atten- dance. Ron Kraemer, president, spoke briefly about when James and Ma- riah (Welsh) Harper came from Quebec to the Carlingford area. Son William and Janet (McPher- son) Harper took up the west 50 acres of lot 16, concession 6, Ful - !anon township. They raised a fam- ily of eight boys and four girls. A moment of silence was observed in their honor. Kraemer gave the blessing and all enjoyed a dinner including cake and ice cream. He conducted a short business meeting. The president asked all to go out- side for picture -taking. The executive for 1997 is: presi- dent Ron Kraemer; vice president George Kraemer; secretary treasur- er Esther Smale; Host/hostess Ron and Nancy Kraemer, Flora and Al- vin Hodge, James and Edith Harp- er, Art and Esther Smale; Sports Brenda Fink. Brenda Fink conducted a good line of sports for all to enjoy. The oldest present was Isobel Baird and the youngest, Eric Falconer. 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