HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1999-07-21, Page 11Exeter International Year of the Older Person mem-
ber June Hodgins, left, shows Michelle Hunter, 11,
how to better her crokinole game during the Exeter
Playground day camp at South Hu-„ Rec Centre last
week.
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ZURICH - Be sure t� come to the Zurich Fair this
weekend from Friday night to Sunday, July 23-25.
There will be lots to do and see for all ages.
Buy your elimination draw tickets from Margaret at
236-4130 as soon as possible.
The seventh annual -Bedard fundraising golf tourna-
ment hosted by Cork and Shirley Bedard was held on
July 17 with a very good turnout at Bayview Golf
Course.
Afterwards the participants enjoyed a get-together
at the Bedard cottage. Entertainment was provided
by several friends and family members followed by a
meal. Guest of honour.was Bro. Bob Mittelholtz who
is presently in the area visiting from India. The profit
of the day wee Bro. Bob for his mission work.
Eleven C.W.L. members of St. Boniface Parish
enjoyed a bus trip to Merlin, near Chatham, lash..
Tuesday for a pilgrimage at St. Patrick's Church. The
bus was driven by Doug Erb. Others attended from
Grand Bend, Forest, Mt. Carmel and Exeter. Shrine
dates will be held from August 13 to 22 with mass
beginning at 11 a.m. each day. Bring your owniunch.
The annual chicken barbecue will be held at the
Zurich Mennonite Church on July 22 from 4:30 to
7:30 pm. .;,
Anyone who has empty pop cans to donate to St.
Boniface Parish K. of C. fundraising project may drop
them off this week at the home of Ralph Smith or
Doug Debus in Zurich or at John Jacob's in Hensall.
They will be taking a load down to be recycled soon.
Members of St. Boniface K. of C. are selling elimina-
tion draw tickets for $100 each. The draw will be
held August 8 at the parish barbecue. Phone Ray
Hartman at 236-4483.
Some Zurich seniors spent a couple days last week
in Chatham to take part in the Regional
Championship Games. They had qualified from the
Tri -County Gaines held recently in St. Marys.
Elaine Weido and Mary Fickling were among those
on the bowling team. Ed and Dorothy Smith played
cards (Pepper) and Doris Hamilton was in the lawn
bowling competition.
Personals
The annual Regier family get-together was held last
week at Wildwood campgrounds at St. Marys for the
children and grandchildren of Karl and Mary Regier.
Bechler family members from Arizona, California,
Missouri, B.C., Alberta, Winnipeg, Washington and
the local area attended a reunion on the weekend.
The fun began on Friday with two bus loads going on
a tour of Goderich and a boat ride.
On Saturday, all enjoyed a get-together and meal
prepared by Richard Erb at to Zurich Mennonite
Church, which included a penny sale table. On
Sunday a potluck brunch and pool party was held at
the home of Bob and Sharon Erb in Hensall.
A surprise 30th birthday party was held for Cathy
Clausius (nee Overholt) of Exeter on Saturday at the
Dominion Tavern with several friends and relatives
attending. Husband Mark has arranged for them to
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take a ride in a hot ai balloon.
A buck and doe as held July 16 at the Zurich
Arena for Kim Crete and Mike Clarke. Kim is the
daughter of Gord and Jeanne Hay. Mike is the son of
Roy and Marg Clarke, all of the Zurich area. The cou-
ple are planning to be married' in August.
Welcome to town Randy and Mary -Ann Craner and
son Kyle from Alberta who have moved into the for-
mer home of her father Marinus Vermunt on John
N.
A bridal shower was held for Nicole Debus on Jul
18 at St. Boniface Parish Hall. She is the fiancee o
Gary Wilson and are to be married in September.
Nicole is the daughter of Doug and Julie Debus,
Zurich.
A bridal shower was held for Erin Richardson on
July 18 at the home of Mary Regier, RR #3 Zurich.
She is the fiancee of Karl Regier Jr. They will be mar-
ried in September.
Tom and Gail Smith and family of Calgary recently
spent a few days visiting Ralph and Audrey Smith.
The family of John and Helen Consitt recently spent
a few days at a cottage in the Muskoka area.
Sympathy of the community goes to the family of the
late Juliette Denomme who passed away on July 16.
She was 97 years old.
Visiting with Anna and Ulrich Duttman in Hensall is
her brother and his wife from Germany.
Congratulations to Jason Schilbe and Jodie Glavin
who were married at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
on July 17 with dinner and reception in Hensall.
Jason is the son of Richard and Brenda Schilbe,
Zurich.
Jeanne Bedard, Windsor, along with granddaughter
Lori and Mike Courtland and two children from
Amherstburg spent from last Wednesday to Friday at
the home of Carmel and Jerome Sweeney and also
visited with the families 'es of Heather, Carrie and Beth.
Meagan Sweeney is on holidays this week, visiting
win friends in Michigan.
Happy •birthday wishes go t.9. Brooke Mathonia who
is one year old on July 21; and to Amy Schilbe whose
birthday is on July 24.
Renee Sweeney and friend Andy from London spent
the weekend with her parents Jerome and Carmel
and family.
Happy anniversary wishes go to Darren and Aimee
Rau on July 22 and to Jeff and Rosie Rothenberg on
July 24.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to
Shawn LaPorte.
Farewell to Fr. Morris who has taken up residence
in Seaforth. ' `'
Earl and Anne Flaxbard spent Saturday in
Kitchener to attend the annual family pool party and
barbecue atthe home of son Gary and Betty
Flaxbard.
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