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Local residents enjoy holiday trips, some see tall ships spectacle
Bob and, Tootle ?sterner man and Mrs. Juliette
along with daughter Kathy Denomme.
and friend Beth Sweeney Julie Miller, Zurich and
spent from Friday to Sunday Lisa Miller, Dashwood were
with friends in Port Stanley among a groupof friends who
and were among the enjoyed themselves on their
thousands of the lucky ones annual White Water Rafting
who were able to see the "Tall Trip Ride down the Ottawa
Ships" when they sailed into River last week.
the harbour over' the Civic We are going to miss our
holiday weekend. neighbour (Mrs. Marcella
Michael, Yvonne and Dietrich) who moved into the
Johnsthon Hartman of Maple Woods Apartments on
Mississauga spent last week Wednesday, but we are cer-
in town visiting with their tain she will enjoy her new
relatives in the area, also home there with all the ac -
mother's, Mrs. Theresa Hart- tivities going on and the many
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new friends she will make. Friedsburg Days. As well as Point Clark and enjoyed hear -
A good time was had by all those who got down to ing the Scottish pipe band
who attended some of the Bayfield and took partin their play on Saturday. '
three day activities held in Bicentennial. Mr. and Mrs. LeQ Regier
Dashwood over the holiday The Sweeney family spent and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
weekend at their annual from Friday to Monday In Denomme are vacatio
with their families in Calgary.
The children in town are
keeping busy and enjoying
the summer playground ac-
tivities under the supervision
of Donna Regier and Susan
CHARLOTTE'S WEB — Performers Scott McCulloch and Sandra Dee from Erehwon Theatre in Toronto, per-
form Charlotte's Web for an enthralled audience at the township hall in Zurich. The performance was spon-
sored by the Huron County library.
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THURSDAY A FRIDAY 9.9:00 P.M.
SATURDAY 8:304 P.M,
Deichert every morning and
afternoon. As well, there are
those who are having fun
playing baseball and T -ball
every Thursday night, both at
the ball diamond and public
school. Thanks to all the
coaches (parents) who are
helping out through the minor
athletic society.
A belated happy birthday is
extended to Henry Becker
who celebratedhis 85th birth-
day in July.
A family get-together and
barbecue was held on Sunday
July 29 at the farm of Jim and
NormaGrainger RR 2 Zurich
in honor of his sister, Phyllis
and Jim Ramer and family
who are soon moving to New
York State (Lima). A recent
farewell party was held for
them at Ken Gascho's park
which was attended by
members of the Mennonite
church.
Thursday visitors with Mrs.
Margaret Kalbfleisch were
Mrs. Judy Biesinger from
Listowel and Mrs. Patricia
Pond of Elmira. The sisters
are from a set of triplets who
were once neighbours to the
Kalbfleisch's when they lived
In Elmira. '
Visitors with Mrs. Myrtle
Deitz last week were her
three sisters from Dearborn,
Michigan and attended the
Ortwein family reunion on
Sunday July 29.'plose present
came from such places as Kit-
chener, London, Windsor,
Cambridge, Michigan,
Freelton, Cornwall and
Zurich areas.
Bob and Nancy Brown and
family and Bob and Betty
Kirk and family also spent the
weekend in Port Stanley with
the Merner's at the home of
Bill and Joan Wakeling to see
the "Tall Ships" and were
joined by Hubert and Marge
Schilbe on Sunday.
Everyone is welcome to a
Knights of Columbus family
picnic (along with their,
friends) this Sunday August
12 beginning at 2:00 p.m. held
at the K of C hall grounds in
St. Columbian. Bring along
something for a pot -luck sup-
per, and free hot-dogs will be
available for the children, as
well as games and races for
them. (A hat will be passed
for collection to help defray
any expenses.)
Mozart and Julie Gelinas
Jr. and children spent three
days last week with her sister
and brother-in-law Rebecca
and Ray Geromette in St.
Clair Shores, Michigan and
enjoyed going to the Detroit
Zoo. Also spent the long
weekend with friends, Ron
and Donna Cork and family in
Stratford and are planning to
visit with Dan and Carrie
Eybergen in Stratford on
Thursday August 9th
celebrating Aimee's birthday
and Carrie's on the 8th.
Gordie, Cecilia and
daughter Kelly -Lynn Smith
returned home safely on
Thursday July 19 after a love-
ly trip since the end of June,
where they motored to see his
sister, Sister Joyce Smith in
Edmonton Alberta. Also
visited for a few days with
friends Marg and Car] Willert
in Olds, Alberta and Ruth and
Edgar Willert in Innisfail,
Alberta and had a nice time
while away seeing lots of
sights.
TALKING CONSERVATION — Shown in discussion at Wednesday's official open-
ing of a wildlife pond and log building for the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation
Authority are Bob Austin, Arkona; Keith Westlake, Zurich and Doug Gilpin, Port
Franks. T -A photo.
Youths at 4-H conference
Last week, 33 fifteen year
olds from Huron County at-
tended 4-11 Regional Con-
ference at Centralia College.
They along with 4 -Hers from
Grey and Bruce Counties had
a chance to develop their
leadership skills and 'meet
new friends.
The Conference which took
place from August 1 to 3 in-
volved a variety of guest
speakers, films, discussions
and athletic activities.
Those attending from
Huron County were: Carol
Axtmann, RR4 Walton; Steve
Baan, RR 3 Walton; Heather
Browning, Huron Park;
Cathy Coates, Exeter; Dar-
ren Connelly, RR 3 Goderich
Paul Coultes, RR 5 Brussels;
Cam Darling, RR 3
Dashwood; Darlene Darlow,
RR 4 Wingham; Linda (le
Jong, RR 1 Brucefield; Brad
Falconer, RR 4 Seaforth;
Sherri Fenton, RR 1
Belgrave; Doris Glanville,
RR 4 Walton; Wendy
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Residents here still seem
able to endure sweaters in
this extreme heat.
The sympathy of residents
and staff is extended to the
family of the late Mrs. Anna
Kew.
We thank Mrs. Melvin
Gingerich for the donation of
beets and cucumbers. It is
nice for the residents to be
able to enjoy the vegetables
fresh from garden to the
table
We welcome Mrs. Violet
Huntley to the Home. She is a
former Exeter resident.
On Friday afternoon, Marc
Chalut took the residents for
a bus ride around the Grand
Bend area. They were amaz-
ed to see the crowds of people
and the traffic gathering for
the Civic Holiday weekend.
Bingo was played on Friday
afternoon followed by
refreshments. A number of
our residents were able to go
by bus to Friedsburg Days at
Dashwood on Saturday after-
noon to enjoy the parade and
see familiar faces.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by
Rev. Barbara Laing of Zurich
and Dashwood United
Churches.
Hoelscher, Seaforth; Julie
Hummel, RR 1 Clinton; tan
Huth, RR 2 Clifford; Donna
Johnston, RR 2 Bluevale;
Heather Love, RR 3 Parkhill;
Jeff McGavin, RR 4 Walton;
Mike McGregor, RR 2 Kip -
pen; Diane Middegaal,
Seaforth; Cathy Norris, RR 2
Grand Bend; Lisa Poppe, RR
1 Dublin; Shona Rae, RR 1
Clifford; Mae Raynard, RR 1
Lucknow; Denise Renning,
RR 1 Exeter; Kim Rintoul,
RR 2 Lucknow; Patricia
Schwarz, Seaforth; Jim Siert-
sema, RR 1 Auburn; Cherry!
Smith, RR 1 Walton; Kelly -
Ann Tilbrook, Belgrave;
Kevin Van Beers, RR 1 Blyth;
Diane Vanneste, RR 2
Kippen.
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