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Times Advocate, 1999-08-18, Page 1010 Ex. Tim+-�AAd esvocate is A'SY • i. Spots still available at Nursery School By Carmel Sweeney TAIIKILCORIZSMIDEM ZURICH - The Bean Festival kitchen will be cleaned tonight, Wednesday, at 6:30 p.m. in preparation for the cooking and "stirring of beans which begins on, Sunday, Aug. 22 at 6:30 p.m. The bean festival will be held on August 28. Anyone wanting to travel to Our Lady of the Rosary Shrine in Merlin at St. Patrick's Church can still do so every day until August 22. Mass begins at 11 a.m. and ends with benediction at 3 p.m. Bring along your lunch and lawn chair. Members of the Mennonite Church held a service outdoors at Ken Gascho's Park near Zurich. Special guests were Clayton and Amy Kuepfer. A potluck lunch was enjoyed by all. The Monday Night Ladies Bowling League will be holding an organizational meeting at the Bowling Lanes on August 23 at 7:30 p.m. The executive team is the Packers. New and old bowlers are welcome. Phone Marlene at the Lanes, 236-4923. Anyone interested in taking a three- day bus trip to Muskoka and the Cranberry Festival from October 15-17 can call Doug Erb for more information at 236-4052 or 236-7255. There are still a few morning spots left for the Bean Sprouts Nursery School this fall. If you're interested, phone Carolyn Mathonia at 236-4388. Personals Several weddings were held in the area on Saturday, attended by many from Zurich. Jon Hendrick and Melissa Timmerman were married on Saturday at the United Church in Hensall, with dinner and reception at the Hensall Arena. Jon is the son of Bob and Linda Hendrick of Zurich. Kim and Mike Clarke (nee Crete) were married on August 14 at an outdoor ser- vice at the home of her sister Peggy and Ralph Mathonia in Hensall. A dinner and reception were held at the Zurich arena. Kim is the daughter of Cord and Jeanne Hay. Mike is the son of Roy and Marg Clarke all of the Zurich area. Peter Overholt and Stephanie Durand were married on August 14 at an out- door service at Widder Station, a golf club near Thedford, where the dinner and reception were also held. The bride is,the daughter of Steve and Janet Durand and the groom is the son of Willy and Martha Overholt, all of the Zurich area. Pete and Stephanie are liv- ing at Port Franks. Rob Luther and Joy Cooper were mar- ried on August 14 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church with a dinner and recep- tion at the Oakwood Inn, Grand Bend. The groom is the son of Larry and Carole Luther of Dashwood. Natalie Lockhart, daughter of Wayne and Teresa, was baptized at St. Boniface Church on Sunday by Fr. Mario. Keith and Helen Gingerich recently spent a week travelling to Parry Sound and visiting with Stan and Dorothy Sauder at their cottage. They also stopped in the Collingwood area to see friends. Dick and Bette Bedard and out and about again after both being patients in hospital. Angela Erb has reed home after spending six months in Germany. She was a nanny for five children. She is the daughter of Rini and Doug Erb. Bernadette Denomme visited last week with son Mark and Theresa Denomme at their cottage on Manitoulin Island. A buck and doe was held for Stephanie Peters and Doug Hugill on August 14 at the Seaforth Arena. She is the daughter of Jake Peters of Zurich. The couple are planning to be married in November. A buck and doe will be held for Karl Regier Jr. and Erin Richardson on August 20 at the Zurich Arena. He is the son of Karl and Mary Regier Sr. of Zurich. The couple will be getting mar- ried in September. Congratulations to teacher Vince Trocchi and wife Stacey on the recent arrival of their baby girl, Vanessa. Richard and Janet Regier of Calgary and son Ian spent last week visiting with their parents and relatives in_ the area. They also attended the wedding of her nephew Jon Hendrick on Saturday. Happy 80th birthday wishes go to Veola Wood on August 9. A family get- together was held at the home of her daughter Jane and Jack Williams in Milton. Ve'ola spent ,two months this summer visiting with another daughter, Karen and Gord t)ietz in British Columbia. Peter and Mary Brand and family trav- elled to Nova Scotia where they visited friends and then went for a few days to P.E.I. Happy birthday wishes go to Dolly Jeffrey on August 13; Candace Becker on August 20; Francine Vanasse on August 17; and Monique Gelinas on August 18. The family of Lottie Grenier held a sur- prise party on August 13 to celebrate her 70th birthday. It was held at the McCann chalet. Lottie Grenier, Louise Hayter and Gwen McKellar attended the United Senior Citizens of Ontario Convention in Kingston from August 9 to 11. r {::::::::.: r.2�: •.:: ... r;;:,::.: • :tel ;.�: •.,� ;.;:.; •. �.; •: :;:}: :•J. fir:{t::4::•::{:� :••J�vY.{• i.•:: v:� :: Wednesday, August 18, 1999 He shoots, e..• Hamilton's Jackson mown, 3, left, and his brother Oakley, 2, try out a board hock- ey game at one of the stops during the Zurich village -wide yard sale on Saturday. Jackson's and Oakley's parents ended up buying the game.The family is vacationing at a St. Joseph cottage. Friends of the Games in Grand Bend GRAND BEND - Valorie and David Schatcherd, co- chairs of Special Events for the Friends of the Games in Grand Bend, are pleased to announce that the plans for the "Luau at Oakwood", are now final- ized. The date for this event is Sept. 10 with festivities starting at 5 p.m., and din- ner at 7 p.m. Entertainment and facili- ties are being donated by The Oakwood Inn with all proceeds to go to the 2001 Canada Summer Games. Tickets will be $25. each and will go on sale Aug. 1. They can be purchased from any of the members of the Friends of the Games Committee, at Oakwood Inn and at the Grand Bend Municipal Offices. Participation will be limited to 600 persons. According to Hank Krech, Grand Bend Chair of the Friends of the. Games, the fundraising is on schedule. As of June 30, 1999, $250,00 has been raised versus our $500,000 goal. Don Prowse and Dr.Tom Jory advise that the can- vas of individual members of Grand Bend has com- menced with more than 600 letters currently in the mall requesting their par- ticipation in our fundrais- ing efforts. Bruce Peat indicated that the business community campaign is also under- way and is expected to be completed by the end of September 1999. 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Tickets will be $25. each and will go on sale Aug. 1. They can be purchased from any of the members of the Friends of the Games Committee, at Oakwood Inn and at the Grand Bend Municipal Offices. Participation will be limited to 600 persons. According to Hank Krech, Grand Bend Chair of the Friends of the. Games, the fundraising is on schedule. As of June 30, 1999, $250,00 has been raised versus our $500,000 goal. Don Prowse and Dr.Tom Jory advise that the can- vas of individual members of Grand Bend has com- menced with more than 600 letters currently in the mall requesting their par- ticipation in our fundrais- ing efforts. Bruce Peat indicated that the business community campaign is also under- way and is expected to be completed by the end of September 1999. 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