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Times Advocate, 1997-06-18, Page 12• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Page 12 Times -Advocate, June 18, 1997 COMMUNITY Need a babysitter? ;:1*, u row p®sAe rot Meal* tow si.8e'9P Onax.itc•Rlla % vbIEaYE0:4 a 4W5SSWk't8 Rbk� Era 4MO ON�NuIEPs mi A,Ypshks. IN Twrsxax.• ...�ti:-Wd��klaxds9t o9r #ouvtkb.. �,. 's..b3 ..tiwcKaaw amino <E. itAau The South Huron Recreation Centre's babysitting course graduated 22 children over 12 during a six-week certified course that included CPR and safety training as well as general child care. From Back row lett, instructor Ruth Ann Dean with daughter Stephanie, Angela Firth, Chantelle Elder, Melissa Stephen, Katie Lang, Daryl Bourne, Hilary Hogarth. Middle row, Jaime Dunnell, Beth Hundey, Jennifer Baker, Courtney Smith, Kelly Patterson, Jeanne Hem, Robin Nicholson, Rick Duplessis. Front row, Jenalyn Baker, Lindsey McLeod, Alicia Bu - gyre, Tasha Isaac, April Knip, Jenna Hoogenboom and Amy Taylor. Time to register the children Registration is sched- uled for playground and/or swimming les- sons for Zurich area children. By Carmel Sweeney Zurich correspondent ZURICH - A chicken barbecue .supper was held at Ken Gascho's Park, RR 3 Zurich for the Youth for Christ Group with• special speaker Kevin Stewart on June 13. Members of the E.L.W. from the Lutheran Church enjoyed a get- together and lunch at Millington's Restaurant in Bayfield on June 1,0 followed by a tour of the Blue Wa- ter Recycling Plant at Huron Park. A potluck supper was enjoyed by members of the United Church in Zurich and their guests on June 12 at the Maple Woods Apartments. Si.. Boniface C.W.L. had their last meeting for the summer on June 17 in the parish- hall--following_Mass for vocations. Bobbi Regier from .the flower shop in Zurich was guest speaker: The next bean festival meeting will be held on June 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Fire Hall on Mill St. with President Jody Durand. The bean festival will be held on August 23. l Fourteen members of the Bay- field Lions Club surprised president Louise Willer( of•the Zurich Lions Club on June 11 when they attend- ed their last meeting and dinner for Ale summer which was also ladies night at the Dominion Tavern. The women received a fresh corsage to wear. .. • The Bayfield group came to re- trieve their • stolen bell that was missing since their 50th anniver- sary celebration in Bayfield last April: Relatives and friends from the Zurich area spent -'the weekend in Niagara Falls and attended the wedding of Paul Johnston (son of.• Bob and Carol), Zurich to Lynn - Marie Picard of St. Catharines, on June • 14 at St. Thomas More Church in Niagara Falls. Sue Markson of Vernon, B.C. spent last week visiting withher mother Helen Walker. Paul and Melanie Goldsmith of Si Thomas announce the arrival of a son Macauley Paul Micheal, born on May 30. Bernadette Dcnomme :;pent the past couple weeks visiting with family members in Windsor and Tecumseh area. Harold and Doreen Dietrich spent a couple days in Windsor last week visiting relatives. The Zurich Lions Club made re-. cent donations to the local Scouts, Cubs, Beavers and Venturers Clubs. They also Bonad to the play- ground program d the Zurich Fair. An'? ne wanting to go to the'an- nual dinner on June 25 at the Com- munity Centre at 4 p.m. are re- minded to phone the municipal office, 236-4974, and let Sharon Baker know before June 20. Registration for playground and/ or swimming lessons will be held at the Zurich Arena on June 21 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and again on June 24 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Bring along your child's' health card and last year's: swimming 'record with recent badges. For more information phone leaders Aimee Rau at 236-4555 or Aimee Hoffman at,236-4969.. The Optimist Club held their last teen dance for the summer on Fri- day night at St. Boniface School- gym with music by Hook's _Party Sound. 1 Personals Satutday was a big day for wed- ding in Zurich. Congratulations go to Colleen -Keller and Ian Smyth who were married at St. Peter's'Lu- theran Church' on June 14 by Rev. Ross Thomson and Pastor Jack Dressler. The dinner and reception was held at Hessenland Country Inn, St. Joseph. The bride' is the daughter of Wayne and Bonnie Keller, RR 2, Zurich. The couple will be residing in the Toronto area. • Congratulations to bride and. groom Derek and Tracey Masse (nee Brand) who -were married at the Mennonite Church on ,June 14: The reception %yes held at the Brand farm near Dashwood. Derek is the son of Gerard' and Henrica Masse, RR 3 Zurich and Tracey is the daughter of Jim and Theresa Brand of Dashwood. 'The couple will be living near Hensall. " Congratulations to Dave Heim - rich and Wendy Somers, Hensall who were married on June 14 at an outdoor wedding of the home of his sister, Laurie and Phil,Erb, Zurich. ,The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Ross Thomson. The dinner was held there also with a recep- tion in Bayfield at the Community Centre. Dave is the son of Ron and Marilyn Heimrich, Zurich, and the. couple will be living in Bayfield. • Nancy Steckle and Mike Huber, Goderich were married on June 14 at North St. United church in Goderich with a dihner and recep- tion held at the -K. of C. Hall in Goderich. The bride is the daughter of Arnold and Nelly Steckle,. RR 2 Zurich. Following their honey- moon the couple will be living in Summer activities planned A Playground program is in the works, along with ,a summer reading program. By Liz Sangster Hensall correspondent HENSALL - The newly opened "Hensall Pizza & Subs" is getting into the community spirit on June 29. This day owner Al Hulbert -will donate 15 per cent of all pizza sales to the Hensall Summer Playground program. These monies will be used for program supplies. The Hensall Parks Board recently dispersed monies on behalf of the Hay Days '96`Committee, to minor sports groups in Hensall. Each of the following received funds: Hen= sall Minor Ball, Hensall 'Minor Hockey, Hensall Gymnastics, Hen- sall Rollerblade Hockey, Exeter and District Ringette, and Hensall Youth Soccer. These donations rep- resent the dissolution of the Hay Days' funds. The registrations are rolling in for the Hensall Playground Program. It offers quality recreation program- ming to school -aged children (ages four to 12). Registration can be done anytime at thc Hensall Munic- ipal Office. The program will begin July 14. The first two weeks will have playground from. 1 to 3 p.m. The final four weeks of the pro- gram will be run from 9 a.m.. to 3 p.m. The program finishes August 22. The program includes sports, games, crafts, song. day trips and lots more, to keep the children busy and active through the summer. months. There are also swimming lessons (children are bussed to Va- i:.strap ol), in the mornings of the first two weeks. Additional infor- mation: details and rates are availa- ble from the Municipal Office (262-2812) and the Hensall Arena (262-3206). • At Hensall. United Church .on Sunday. Rev. Robert Peebles opened the service with a welcome and announcements. This was Graduation Day for the Junior con- gregation. Evelyn. Elder gave the Call to Worship. ' Following prayers, Laura Elder ar I Sarah Stoll read "Footprints in the Sand." The scripture reading was followed by a presentation "Faith is Like the Wind" by Evelyn Elder. The Junior congregation made a presentation of appreciation to their leaders. Rev. Peebles closed the service. The ushers for the day were Raye Jacobe and Ross Kerch- er. July 6 will be Food Bank Sun- day. If you're in need of pastoral care. call, Rev. Peebles at .235- 3579. The Hensall- Library is having a Summer Reading Program for chil= dren aged six to 11. This year's reading program is called "Camp Read -A -Lot" and runs for eight weeks from July 3 until August 21. The cost is $5 per child and in- cludes eight weeks of reading and fun plus a kick-off on July.3 at 11 a.m. with dynamic storyteller and author Rob Neeves. There will be stories and games, crafts and fun songs. Each week will have a fun theme such as "Goosebumps", "Ghost Stories", "Scary Stories", "Bug Safari", "Scary Monsters", and "Digging Up Dinosaurs." The: excitement begins every Thursday night at • the Hensall Library at 7 p.m. Each .session lasts one ,hour. For more information contact the Hensall -Library: This reading pro- gram is presented thanks to dona- tions from the Hensall and District Optimists and the Hensall and Dis- trict Kinettes. Tickets. for The Dy- namic Rob Neeves Story -Time and Camp Read -A -Lot 'registration packages are currently available at the Hensall Library. On June 22 at Carmel Presbyteri- an .Church, Rev. Sabrina Caldwell will be the guest minister. This will be Communion Sunday. if you're in need of pastoral care call Bob Bell at 263-6349 or Interim Moder- ator Nicholas Vandermay at 527- 1299. On June 21, the general public will have the opportunity . to view 10 area *flower gardens. The Hen- sall and District Horticultural Soci- ety has arranged with area garden- ers to have a viewing of the following gardens: Cathy and Bill Bell, Betsy and Bill Rowcliffe, Ka- thy and Doug Mann, Cass and Ade Bayley, Bill Gibson, Dave and Sue Page, Butch and Sharon Hoffman, Nancy and Mike Denomme, Bill and Marlen Taylor, Mervyn' Fields and Joanne Lebold. The cost of the tour is $4. Advance tickets can be purchased at the Hensall Village Office on Saturday from 9:30. a.m. to 10:45 a.m. A Garden Party with draws and refreshments will follow the tour. A contest will also be held .for the most unique women's and men's sunhat. _ On June 19 there will be a Hen- sall Drop -In for Seniors in thc Hen- sall United Church. If you are go- ing, • let Ma>'g Cole know at 262-, 2304. . On July 27 there will be a Memo- , rial and Decoration day at Hensall Union Cemetery at 2 Rm. Kathy and Doug Mann's garden will be 'part of this Saturday's flower garden tour in Hensall Clinton. The general public cart' view 10 area gardens between 10:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. A garden par- ty from.3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. will include refreshments and draws. Tickets for the tour can be purchased at the village office for $4. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • Hit the road this summer with these hot little numbers. 1997 Toyota Tercel w • perna. /48 mos. Lease 1195 freight & for only PDE included Only 51000 down. • S -speed manual o-,nsmistion • power steering • 131. Revak,* DOH( • fired glass aryrandet engine • lug wheel toren • GOO told down • • power bakes rex slat tt -j' • body side madden MVP IJ,/ 7J 1997 Toyota Corolla Lease for only per MO. /4B mos. freight it POE included Only $1400 down. Air conditioning • &Amen( transmn,n0n • pother steering • (010,, keyed bumpers • weemwOent angers • Mohekn ad season ,ache • 1604 100 HP, D01[ 16 eels • side door impart beams • toted glass ' MS14 1 16,223 t Or choose no -limit 4°financing for 60 months on Tercel & Corolla. 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