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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-7-27, Page 7Graduate - Kennetand Gwynneth Hockey are roud to announce the gradu ion of their son David from th University of Western Ontario Honors Geography, on June 6. David will be continuing his studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa towards a Masters Degree in Urban and Regional Planning. Congratulations David, and we wish you much success in the future. Mother, Dad and family Graduate - Bob and Bonnie Becker are proud to an- nounce the graduation of their son Paul from the Uni- versity of Western Ontario. Paul was awarded an Hon- ours Bachelor of Science de- gree in Chemistry June 9, 1994 and is presently em- ployed with ACIC Chemicals in Brantford Ontario. Congratulations Paul from your family Roof put on new church CENTRALIA - it has been a busy three weeks for thc Centralia Faith Tabernacle congregation as well as friends, relatives and neigh- bours as they have made great progress on the new building. The roof which was built on the ground, was lowered into place by a crane in nine sections and was quite amazing to watch. The first open air service sched- uled for the summer held on Sun- day night was enjoyed as gospel singer Joyce D. igo from the south- ern U.S. ministered through song. The Sunday School "fun night" of soccerbaseball, hotdogs and pop is set for August 8 at the McCurdy School. Everyone is welcome. - Bible School is fast approaching and help is needed. Contact Cathy Prout or Sharon Parker if you can assist in any way. Numbers In the TA Phone Book for Money Furniture. end Dkmsy Felten! Service were transposed The correct numbers are: Denney Furniture 235-0173 Disney Funeral Home 235-3500 PAMTIY Times -Advocate, July 27, 1994 Page 7 Zurich Fair ambassador chosen 17 year-old Sabrina Schilbe was this year's winner. By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - Once again the annual Zurich Fair was a big success. Congratulations to this year's ambas- sador Sabrina Schilbe, 17 -year-old daughter of Irene and Dave, RR #2, Zurich. She was sponsored by her grandparents Len and Dolores of Schilbe Pro Hardware. Winner of the Princess Contest was Heidi Klopp, daughter of Paul and Heather, RR #2, Zurich. Exchange students The Zurich Lions Club once again prepared and served breakfast in St. Marys on Sunday morning to approximately 35 International exchange students who are in the area at various host families for the month of July. They spent last week at camp in St. Marys, sponsored by the Lions Club. Bean festival meeting The next bean festival committee meeting will be held on July 27 at the bean kitchen on Victoria Street, next to the car wash, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to plan for the upcoming event on August 27. Also an updated picture will ba taken for the souvenir book. Bus trip Anyone interested in going on a bus trip to the Millbank area on August 13 are to contact Glen Thiel (236-4060). The bus will leave from St. Peter's Lutheran Church at 9:00 a.m. The cost is $22.00 per person which includes din- ner at the Stone Crock in Elmira. Pork barbecue The Knights of Columbus of St. Boniface parish are planning their annual pork barbecue and corn roast to be held on August 14 outdoors on the lawns at the back. Yard sale Everyone is encouraged to get their unwanted items ready for sale at the Zurich Community Yard Sale on JAugust 6 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Golf tourney An anniitlI golf tournament was held at Bayview golf course n Saturday followed by a barbecue sup- per and music at the cottage of Corky and Shirley Bedard at Bayview Sub to raise money for research in memory af their son Dan. Senior Diners Fifty-three seniors enjoyed a ham dinner July 20 at the Communit}\Centre. Tammy Antaya welcomed all diners, and reminded them of upcoming events. Lloyd Otterbein was the 50/50 winner. Gertie Fleischauer read a poem 'The Zurich Fair'. Kate Fletcher and her helpers treated the diners to an Obe- dience Course demonstration by six beautiful well- groomed dogs. Euchre\and Solo were played. Personals Sunday visitors with Frieda Moore were son Dan and Marlene Moore from ,Dutton and daughter Judy and Ted Voogel, RR #1 Dshwood. They also helped, Sheldn Clausius celebrate his second birthday along with, family and friends at the home of his parents, Craig and Jackie Clausius on Sunday. j The Mousseau family reunion was held at the home of Chuck and Tanya Erb on Sunday. A supper was held at the home of Tony and Sandra Regier in honour of his sister Sharon Baker's birth- day on July 20. A family dinner was held at the home of Bonnie Schenk and family on Sunday to help her dad, Glen Neeb, celebrate his birthday on July 26. Happy birthday wishes go out to Louis Masse on July 26; to two-year-old Amy Schilbe on July 24, daughter of Jody and Wayne; and to Doreen Oesch and brother-in-law Ray Oesch who are both 70 on July 26. Congratulations to Meda O'Brien for her 90th birthday on Sunday, July 24. Family and friends joined her for the morning service at the United Church followed by a get-together with relatives coming from Toronto, Sarnia, Goderich, London and the Zurich area. Recent dinner guest with Andrew and Alida Rau were Betty Grenier of Hensall and a niece, Helen Vallee from Vancouver, B.C. who was visiting with relatives in the area for a week. . Luella Willert recently returned home from a five- week vacation with her children in Alberta. She at- tended the wedding of grandson Scott Willert to Rhonda Miller on June 25 in Olds, Alberta. He is the son of Carl and Marg Willert. She also visited with Carl in the hospital while there. . Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Maria Kenda, a patient in Victoria Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Simmons, the former Nola Krueger, of Trenton visited recently with Mary and Laird Jacobe at RR #2, Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hebert of Washington State are visiting with cousins Jerry Kane and Laird and Mary Jacobe. Roger, Dean and Shawn O'Brien, and Francis De- nomme and children, Jim, Joey and Michelle, recent- ly spent a few days in Parry Sound and while there' eight-year-old Shawn landed.a 42", 20 pound pike. Megan O'Brien. daughter of Greg and Yvonne was baptized at their home, RR #1 Zurich on July 10 by Rev. Chris Morgan with friends and relatives attend- ing, along with two great-grandmothers and grand- parents. Congratulations to Kristin Stephan and Mike Schefter who were married on July 16 in Stratford at St. Joseph's Church. The bride is the daughter of Jack and Sandy of Zurich. The couple are living in Stratford. Pastor Annette Smith, Chaplin at Western Univer- sity in London, along with het parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lamont from Nova Scotia recently visited with Herb and Donna Klopp at Cedar Villa, RR #3 Zurich. Rick and Marg Gingerich and their children re- turned home last Tuesday from a three week holiday travelling to Fort McMurray, Alberta where they vis- ited with her sister Mary -Ann and Randy Craner. A barbecue party was held at the home of Karl and Mary Regier on Saturday in honour of Rose -Mary Regier and Jeff Dickson with many friends and rela- tives attending. The couple are planning to be mar- ried on August 6. Sunday afternoon, July 17, a 20th anniversary cele- bration wag held for Bill and Ruth Ann Mills, Lon- don in St. Peter's Lutheran Church hall, Zurich, ar- ranged by her' mother, Gertie Fleischauer. The hall' was decorated in pink, white, and silver. Eighty-five relatives and friends attended from Brantford, Wing - ham, Wellesley, Goderich, London, Mt. Brydges, Exeter and Zurich. A musical program and speeches were enjoyed before the dinner which was served by Jerry Rader's Home -style Catering service. Miller family hold picnic in Hensall park HENSALL - Thirty-nine mem- bers of the John and Elizabeth Mill- er family met at the Hensall Kins- men Park on July 17, to enjoy a bountiful smorgasbord dinner. President Ray McCurdy wel- comed all, and called upon Jean Hodgen for the secretary - treasurer's report. The picnic for 1995 will be held at Hensall with dinner at 1:30 p.m. Officers for 1995 arc: president Margaret Miller; vice president Brad Cann; secretary treasurer~ Shelley Toornstra; table committee Margaret Miller; sports committee Michael and Sue Miller, Rick and Le-anne Phillips. Brad and Jane Cann and Brenda Hern conducted an interesting dis- play of sports, as follows: kick the slipper, ladies and girls - Erin Park- er; kick the slipper, men and boys - Brad Cann; break the balloon relay - Holly Hern's team; carrying the tennis ball relay - Brad Cann's team; guessing the number of bread tabs - Marion Cann; guessing the gum balls - Rhonda Miller; guess- ing thc articles in the hag -,Michele Hodgert; oldest person present - Aunt Iva Millcr; youngest person present - Hayden Cann; birthday closest to picnic date - Denise Mill- er. HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF FOOTWEAR ON SALE NOW Visitors from Scotland in Saintsbury area They are visiting rela- tives here for two weeks. By H. Davis SAINTSBURY - Bathia Bertram, Hamish and Patricia Prise, mother, sister and brother-in-law of Marga- ret and Ron Carroll arrived Friday for a two week visit from Turriff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Brenda Carroll and family and Ian Carroll were Friday evening dinner guests as well. On Sunday the Carrolls en- tertained 21 relatives to dinner in- cluding Carfrey and Anne Cann, Gerry and Pat Kading of Grand Bend, Donald and Joan Cann, St. Thomas, David and Mary Ann Cann, Adam and Andrew of Port Elgin, Deanna Pearson, Brehda Carroll and family and Ian Carroll. The day was perfect with an after- noon of visiting and getting reac- quainted. Courtney, Katie -Scarlett, Caleb and Corbin MacGillivray have re- turned honie from a holiday at Li- ons Head with grandparents Jack and Stevie MacGillivray. Harley Davis was fourth place winner on Sunday in the Summer MX Challenge at the Paisley R.A.T. Track in the 60 cc Pec Wee class. His dad Michael Davis placed second in the Vintage class. During a recent family vacation at Roselawn Lodge in Bala, Mus- koka, Fred Dobbs III, The Rev. Pa- tricia Dobbs Luxton, and her hus- band The Rev. Rob Luxton spent a few days with parents, Patricia and Fred Dobbs Jr. Inc. 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