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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1999-07-14, Page 11Historic walkway installed at St. Joseph By Carmel Sweeny 7_L I[_i3 ['D RFQPO p _NT ZURICH - Everyone is invited to the grand opening celebration of the St. Joseph Memorial Park Historic Walkway on July 18 at 2 p.m. at St. Joseph on Hwy. *21. The Zurich Lions Club and the Zurich Fair Board are selling Elimination Draw and Dance tickets at $10 each. The tickets are also availaple at J&L Variety Store and at the Flower Shop in Zurich. The draw will take place at the Fair on July 23. Activities will begin at 7 p.m. with the opening of the Fair by Graeme Craig of Walton who is the Chairman of the Plowing Match. The theme is "Plowing Toward the Millennium." Zurich Fair President John Geiger will be M.C. for the entertainment. Everything will be held on the ice surface this year and Hook's Party Sound will be providing the music. Helpers are needed to decorate a float for the Agricultural Society at the home of Claire Deichert, RR #1 Zurich on Monday night, July 19, at 7 p.m. Those with ticket money for the elimination draw are asked to return it to, Margaret as soon as possi- ble. Helpers are also needed at the arena to set up things for the Fair at 9 .a.m. on Thursday morning and again on Friday morning at 7 a.m. Exhibits will be coming in from 8:30 to 11 a.m. Puppies for show or sale are needed for the pet- ting zoo at the Fair on July 24 from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. This will take place behind the arena near the sheep barns. A circus is coming to Port Bye Conservation Area on July 15. There will be shows at 430. and 7:30 p.m. Advance tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for under 12 years. Tickets are available at several places in Grand Bend. A good time was had by those of St. Boldface Parish Youth Group who went on a bus trip lo Canada's Wonderland in Toronto on Monday. The Zurich Mennonite Church are holding an annual chicken barbecue,, all you can eat, at the parish hall on July 22 from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Advance tickets cost $10 for adults and $ 5 for - d en up to 12 yeses old. They are available et CG. Farm Supply oir.$eyier!s Grocery Store orat the church. Personals Bro. Bob Mittelholtz of India is in town visiting his brother Ken and Sylvia Mittelholtz and daughter Jen. While he's on holidays for two months, Bro. Bob will also be visi ting with other family members and relatives, Including another brother Ed and Cecilia Mittelholtz and family in Exeter. They ares' celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary. Bro. Bob is also planning to go to Florida to see his sister Florence. A family dinner was held at the home of Paul and Heather Klopp on Sunday to help his parents. Herb and Donna Klopp celebrate their 45th anniversary on July 10. Best wishes hr. a speedy recery are extended to Ted Geoffrey,. Dick Bedard, Josie Denomme and Tony Hartman. George and Rosalie Harvey of Redford, Michigan are..speading some time at their cottage north of St. Joseph Congratulations to Doug and June Schade on the arrival of their baby girl born July 10. Ed and Carol Prang and family spent last week in Port Severn at a cabin. They enjoyed fishing and sight-seeing. Donna. Klopp and son Doug spent a few days recently In Akron, Ohio visiting with relatives. A buck and doe was held. for Cam Rader and Laura Pearson at the Zurich Arena on Friday. Cam is the son of Jerry and Brenda Rader. The couple are planning to be married in August. Dorothy and Leonard Bowman of Sarasota, Florida are spending two weeks in Zurich visiting her sister Doreen and Earl -Desch and other family members in the area. Happy birthday wishes go to Jody Schilbe on July 5; to Ashley Crete on July 9; Vicky Ducharme of Wyoming on July 11; to Cindy Crete on July 16; to Shirley Hay -Janke, Exeter on July 17; and to Sarah Ducharme on July 18. Congratulations to Gerard Rau and Jane Johnson who were married on July 10 in Brucefield. The dinner and reception were held in Hensall. Gerard Is the son of Clarence and Sharon Rau, RR *2 Zurich. Adventures in faith The age six to eight class at the Hensall United Church Vacation Bible School wraps up craft projects Friday morning. Forty-five children, age four to 12, followed the Adventures in Faith theme with the help of more than 10 volunteers. Invitation to by Joan Beierling VARNA CORRESPONDENT VARNA - Baseball games scheduled for next week at the Stanley Township ball diamond are Thursday, July 15 at -7 p.m. on the South dia- mond the Mite Girls and the mens slow pitch at 9. p.m., Friday July 16 T - Ball at 6 p.m. and the Tykes play at 7 p.m., Monday July. 19 .the Vipers Slow pftehjipais play at ? pr r., Tuesday, July 21st the-Agricos Slow pitch ladies team play at 7 p.m. Come on out to these games and help cheer these teams on! CongrZlations to Wilfred (Niter. Wilfred is a great, great grandfather to his great grandson's daughter. A reminder that Church Services will be in Kippen United. Church at 10 am fbr July 18 and 25th. Church will be in Varna Picnic pItnnedfor seniors Z f , - The Zurich Senior Diners mek on Aar 7 with 44 people present. The 50/50 draw was won by Meda O'Brien and the table flowers by Gerry Kane. Marg Hayter welcomed back Gerry .Kane and Mary Dickinson who have been absent for many weeks due to illness. Congratulations were extend- ed to Harry McAdams who was celebrating- his 88th birthday. We had the Earle Family as his birthday guests. Hayter announced that the senior diners summer picnic will be held on August 4 at noon, in the hall, all seniors welcome. Call Kay Hay, by noon on Monday, at 236-4632 to make a reservation for dinner. Next week, Melva Scott will be here with senior exercises. Progressive Euchre winners were Norah Corriveau, Reta Snyder, Elizabeth Grainger. Lone hand winner was Gwen McKeller. on Sunday August 1 at 10:30 am celebrating "The International Year of Older Persons. with Musical guests "Mary anti Friends" from: the Wingham are& The fol- lowing Sunday August 8 will be the church picnic at Stanley Park at the - lake with Musical guest Rob Robilliard and the Exeter Community Band. 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