Times Advocate, 1999-09-22, Page 1414
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Wednesday,September 22, 1999
Plowing Match keeps nearby Zi'rich.busy
By Carmel Sweeney
EaticaCQUESIIINDENT
ZURICH - Sunday was a
very busy day in Zurich.
Fifty-five people took
part in the 19th annual
Terry Fox Run which
began at 2 p.m. at the
park. The participants
went down the Goshen
and back.
The Zurich Arena was
filled to capacity on
Sunday evening for the
I.P.M. worship service
with members from .60
churches in Huron County
taking part in the choir
under the direction of
Margaret Whitmore of
Seaforth.
The offertory collection
will go to the Canadian
Food Grains Bank.
Huron Shines in '99
Plowing Match will be held
near Dashwood this weel
from September 21 to 25,
each day from 8:30 a.m. to
5 p.m. Tickets cost $10 at
the gate.
Thereare community
suppers being served
every night this week of
the Plowing Match at the
Zurich Arena from 4:30
p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tickets
are available at the. door.
An anti -rabies clinic for
cats and dogs will be held
• at the vet clinic in Zurich
on September 22 from 1 to
5 p.m. and September 25
from 8 a.m. to noon. The
cost is $10 per pet. The
pets must be on a leash or
in a cage.
The Golden Agers are
holding a euchre party on
September 27 at the
Township hall in Zurich at
7:30 p.m. The cost is $3 at
the door with lunch after-
wards. Everyone is wel-
come.
The Women's Institute
had a nice day out last
Monday, September 13
when about 10 members
travelled to Blyth to shop
at the Old Mill and have
lunch at the Blyth Hotel._.
They held their meeting
afterward at the home of
Bridget Groot at Parkside
subdivision.
The Chamber of
Commerce meeting will be
held at the Dominion
Tavern on September 28
at 7 p.m.
A supper was enjoyed by
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the volunteer workers of
Blessings Community
Store on September 13 at
the Zurich Mennonite
Church.
There will be a "Meet
the Teacher" barbecue in
the gym from5to7p.m.
All parents and students
are welcome. Phone Pat at
the school office for more
information on tickets.
Students of Zurich Public
School will be visiting the
Plowing Match on
September 24. Their work
is being displayed in the
Education Tent and they
will present a musical per-
formance. Classes will be
dismissed one hour earlier
on the first Monday of
each month from October
to May for teacher in -ser -
vice time. Anopen house
will be held on September
30 frorn 7 to 8:30 p.tn. so
parents can get acquaint-
ed with the teachers.
Lisa Dietrich is chair
president of the School
Council, with Wendy Love
as treasurer. Meetings will
be . held the. second
Wednesday of each month
beginning on October 13
at 7 p.m: at the school. All
parents are welcome to
attend. There will be no
classes on September 27
due to a scheduled P.A.
day.
Figure Skating Club reg-
istration will take place
September 18 at 10 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m. upstairs in
the arena. For more infor-
mation ;cal, Carol Prang,
236-4661.
The annual meeting and
dinner of District 8,
Ontario Association of
Agricultural Societies will
be held on October 26 at
6:30 p.m. at the Crystal
Palace in Mitchell. The
dinner cost is $10. Let
Margaret Deichert, 236-
4130, know by September
30 if you plan to attend.
Personals
Kari Regier Jr. and Erin
Richardson were married
at St. Boniface Church on
September 18 by Fr.
Mario. The reception was
held in Kirkton. The
groom is the son of Karl
and Mary Regier Sr. of
Zurich. Mark and Annette
Stephan and baby daugh-
ter from Tokyo, Japan
arrived in Zurich last
Wednesday in time to
attend the wedding of her
brother Karl and Erin
Regier Jr. on September
18. They will spend time
visiting with his parents
Jack and Sandy Stephan
and relatives in the area.
Darren Alexander and
Dawn McAdams were
married on September 18
at the United Church 4n
Zurich with dinner and
reception at Hessenland.
The groom is the son of
Berit Wallace, RR #2
Zurich. The couple will be
living in Exeter.
Jonathan and Nalini
Hartman were married in
Toronto at St. Catharines
Siena Church on
September 18. Several
Hartman and Denomme
relatives attended from
the area. The groom is the
son of Michael and Yvonri;
Hartman of. near Bayfield.
Following their. honey-
moon to Greece, the cou-
ple will live in Toronto. •
Pat and Barb O'Connor
of Lake Bluff, Chicago are
spending two weeks visit-
ing with her mother Gerry
Kane. -
Monique Gelinas, Zurich,
recently accompanied her
girlfriend from St. Anne's
School to Hong Kong for 2
1/2 weeks. Her girlfriend
is visiting with family
members there.
Jill Ramer was home for
the summer months with
parents Jim and Phylis.
She has returned to col-
lege in Saskatchewan.
George and Rosalie
Harvey of Redford,
Michigan are spending
this week at their cottage
north of St. Joseph.
Bridget and John Groot
have . had relatives visiting
from Holland for two
weeks. They travelled to
Ottawa and Quebec.
Josephine Denomme
spent the previous week-
end with daughter Deb
and Jim Gavan and grand-
daughter in Bright's
Grove. Her son Fred is
now visiting from Calgary
for a few weeks.
Happy birthday wishes
go to Kaitlin Allen who
was five years old on
September 23; to Darren
Rau on September 25; and
to Jeff Rothenberg on
September 24.
Marien and Hilda
Vanderhoek of RR #3
Zurich have removes visit-
ing from Holland for two
weeks. They will going to
the plowing match.
We wisb to draw your
attention to the following in
our current More than Low
Prices" flyer.
Page 4 Spacemar 12 -cup
Drip Coffee -Make , 43-0505-
8. Copy reads: Reg. 96.89,
Sale 84.96, Save 11.00.
Should read: Reg. 88.97, Sale
84.96, Save 4.00.
We sincerely regret any
Inconvenience we may have
caused you.
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The deLange family of
Daood ran in their
first annual Zurich Terry
Fox Run on the weekend.
Sheila's aunt Maureen
Duthie, was visiting from
Aberdeen, Scotland. She is
recovering from a quadru-
ple heart bypass opera-
tion. Sheila's mother
Barbara Watson also was
visiting from London.
The family raised $400
in pledges.."We lost my
father to cancer a few
years back and pledged to
take part every year," said
Sheila.
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