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An open house was held a
Hensall Public Sch of on
Thursday night so p'rents
could tour the school and
informally stop by the
classrooms of „their chil-
dren. At left is Meghan
Collins trying her hand a
painting. She was visiting
the combined kindergart-
en/junior kindergarten
class. Below: Sue Elder,
on left, is shown some ac-
tivities daughter Amber -Lea
has participated in with her
Grade 3 class.
Locals travel to wedding in Istanbul
, On . Saturday,, September .24th a
marriage -blessing ceremony was
held for the couple.
ZURICH - Congratulations to Tim Westlake and
Hank Bilhan who were in Istanbul, Turkey on August
28 with his parents, Robert and Alma Westlake and
two sisters Heather and Jayne attending the wedding
from Zurich.
On Saturday, September 24, a marriage -blessing cer-
emony was held for the couple at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church by Pastor Ross Thomson with several relatives
and friends attending.
Afterwards, everyone enjoyed a lovely dinner recep-
tion and the evening held at the home of his parents.
Congratulations to Michelle Ducharme who was cho-
sen the 1994 Ambassador of the Exeter Fair on Friday
night. She is the daughter of Carol Ducharme, RR 1 Ex-
eter and the late Larry Ducharme.
First runner-up was Karcy Youmans of Exeter while
third place went to Julie Restemeyer of Dashwood. All
three girls arc students at South Huron District High
School in Exeter.
A good time was had by those who attended the buck
and doe for Mark Johnston and Joanne Campbell at the
Zurich Community Centre on Saturday, September 24.
Mark is the son of Bob and Carol Johnston, Zurich.
The couple are planning to be married in October.
Congratulations to Paul Robert Goldsmith and Mela-
nie Joanne Graham who were married at the United
Church in Hensall on Saturday, Sept. 24 by Rev. Hen-
ry Annen.
The happy couple will reside in London.
Several friends and relatives attended their dinner
and reception held in Hensall.
The groom is the son of Doris Smith, Zurich and
John Goldsmith of Seaforth. The bride is the daughter
or Mikc and Jeanne Graham, Hensall.
George and Rosalie Harvey of Michigan are enjoy-
ing the nice fall weather for a couple of weeks at their
cottage near St. Joseph.,
Congratulations to Lori Turkheim and Michael Tie -
man who were married at the Calvary United Church
in Dashwood on September 24 with dinner and recep-
tion held at Dashwood Community Centre with several
friends and relatives attending from the Zurich arca.
Jane Bedard and daughters Tanya and Tara along
with Heather Klopp, Pam Bedour and Sally Desjardine
enjoyed spending Saturday and Sunday in Toronto and
going to sec the play "Miss Saigon".
Hubert and Marge Schilbe attended the funeral of
Mrs. Geraldine (Jerry) Bachman in Windsor last Tues-
day.
She was the sister of Mrs. Audrey Schilbe, London.
Dorothy Brcakey spent a few days visiting with
friends in the Sarnia area and attended thc Rock and
Fossil Club Meeting and get-together overihc week-
end.
Happy birthday wishes to Dorothy on September 28.
Happy 90th birthday wishes to Mrs. Oriole Harvey
on September 26 who lives at the Rest Home apart-
ments.
Mike and Donna Caers (Exeter) celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary.
Mozart and Julie Gelinas Jr.'s anniversary was on
September 29.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Case Van Raay,
Dashwood who is a patient in London hospital.
Happy 20th birthday to Amy Wildfong on Septem-
ber 29.
Official board meeting planned
The meeting is
scheduled for October
5.
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - The regular
church service on Sunday morning
was conducted by Rev. Jim Allsop.
The Responsive Reading was tak-
en from the Green Service Book
"Rescue from Disaster" Psalm 124.
The choir sang "He Answered
Me" accompanied by pianist Mari-
lyn Vandenbussche.
The congregation sang thc chil-
_dren's hymn "Seek Ye First the
Kingdom of God" and Rev. Allsop
told the children's story "Getting
rid of the Pebbles in your Shoes".
The Scripture reading was taken
from Esther 7:1-10, 9:20-22 and
James 5:13-20 and read by Leona
Cottle. Rev. Allsop read from the
Gospel of Mark 9:38-50. The title
of his sermon was "Jesus Forbids
Exclusive Christianity". The clos-
ing hymn was Dear Lord and Fa-
ther".
Coming events
On Sunday, October 2, World-
wide Communion will he celebrat-
ed in both churches, Elimville at 10
a.m. and Thames Road at 11:15
a.m.
On October 5 the Official Board
meeting will be held at Elimville
Church at 8 p.m. The trustees, ses-
sion members, hoard of managers,
treasurers, UCW reps, S.S. superin
Congratulations 1o. Jacqui LaPorte and Brad Forbesie..
who were married do Saturday, September 24 at a pri- '
vate ceremony at Benmiller Inn followed by a recep-
tion for family and friends held at the Goderich Town-
ship Community Centre in Holmesville.
The bride is the daughter of Phil and Patty LaPorte,
RR2 Zurich.
The teachers of St. Boniface school put on a deli-
cious hamburger and hot dog barbecue in the courtyard
last Wednesday evening. They had a very good turn-
out. Afterwards the parents toured to their children's
classrooms, bought books at the Book Fair and looked
at gym clothes (top and pants) that can be ordered with
the school's new logo printed on them.
Peter Denomme of Kitchener spent the weekend
with his mother Mrs. Juliette Denomme.
Life Chain
Thee Life Chain (to protect in silence against Abor-
tion)twill take place in downtown Stratford along Hu-
ron and Ontario Streets, this Sunday, octobcr 2 from
2:30 to 3:30 p.m. - rain or shine. Bring your whole
family.
Baptism
Two babies were baptized at St. Boniface Church by
Fr. Matthias Wronski on Sunday, September 25 being,
Kristina Maria Eilers, daughter of Gerhard and Tanja
and Lucas Dylan Walper, son of Terry and Patricia
Hockey school
Due to the hot weather last week, the "hockey
school" was changed to October 3 to 7 at the Zurich
arena.
If any children still want to register phone the arena
at 236-4969 as soon as possible.
Lions Club
The next Lions Club meeting will he held at the Do-
minion Tavern on Monday, October 3 at 7:00 p.m.
October is membership month and each Lion is to
invite a guest - in the hope they will join the club.
if anyone is interested in being a member (either
man or woman) please phone the secretary Louis Wil-
Iert at 236-4240 as soon as possible.
As this is a dinner meeting, the Lions club will pay
for your meal at the October meeting.
Sp'-cial guest will be Past District Governor, Larry
Wainwright from Fergus and Region Chairman, Don
Robertson from Woodstock.
Performance
The Seaforth Harmony Kings and Hi-Lites (barber-
shop singing groups) will he performing in the "Au-
tumn Review" this Friday September 30th at the High
school auditorium in Clinton at 8 p.m.
Walking tour
Don't forget to spend the afternoon at Bannockburn
Wildlife Area on Sunday, October 2 walking through
the trail and enjoying the fall colors in the trees.
interpreters will be at various points of interest be-
tween 2 to 4 p.m.
Also bring along a mug for some "hot apple cider"
afterwards.
4-H groups meet
The 4-H group will be starting their first session on
Monday, October 3 (7 to 9 p.m.) at the home of leader
Sylvia Neeb with the help of Margaret Deichcrt.
Theme being - "Sew Easy" to register phone 236-4042
for the ages of 10 to 21 as of January 1, 1994.
Lucky winner
Becky Kirk was the lucky winner of a cassette radio
player from the draw held at the Town and Country
Lanes for the pre -registration of the youth bowling
team on Saturday mornings.
tendents, and any interested per-
sons are to attend this meeting.
October 6 at 7 p.m. the Messen-
gers will meet at Elimville for mo-
vie night.
Sunday. October 9 Thanksgiving
services will be held at both
churches at the regular hours.
Personals
Dave and Brenda Moran, Bren-
dan and Allysa of Mississauga
spent the weekend with Lorne and
Pat Ballantyne.
Quite a number of people attend-
ed Exeter Fair, Friday night, Satur-
day and Sunday.
You are invited to the
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