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Exeter Times -Advocate
Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Announcements/Community
Blood Donor Clinic slated forAug. 26
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH CORRESPONDENT
ZURICH — Welcome to
town recently Tyler and
Gwen Feagan who live in
the apartments across
from C. G. Farm supply on
Main Street.
Happy belated birthday
wishes go out to Adeline
Denomy at the Blue Water
Rest Home who was 101
years old on Aug. 13.
The next free bus to the
Bank of Montreal in
Hensall will be on Mon.,
Aug. 29.
Don't forget about the
volunteer appreciation
potluck supper at the
Zurich Complex this
Thurs., Aug. 25 at 6 p.m.
Everyone who helped out
at the fair in July are invit-
ed to attend.
The Regional Senior
Games for District 29,
Huron Perth and
Middlesex County were
held in Windsor on Aug. 9
and 10. Those going from
our area came back with
seven gold medals and two
bronze.
Blood Donor Clinic
There will be a Blood
Donor Clinic in Zurich at
the Complex on Fri., Aug.
26 from 5 to 8 p.m. Please
come out and donate to
this very worthwhile
cause.
An outdoor barbecue
supper was held at the
home of Dan and Vicki
McCarter on Aug. 16 with
family members and
friends helping their 6 -
year -old daughter, Olivia
celebrate her birthday.
Pastor Ann Krueger of
St. Peter's Lutheran
Church and husband Bob,
returned home recently
from a nice three-week
holiday at their cabin in
Haliburton.
Anyone having Ladies
Auxiliary Bean Festival
quilt ticket money and
stubs please return them
as soon as possible to
Carmel or Hilda
Lansbergen before Aug.
27. Also the same for the
St. Boniface Catholic
Women's League tickets.
Leave them in the drum at
church or give them to
Julie Becker.
Volunteers needed
The Bean Festival is fast
approaching and many
volunteer helpers are
needed to start cooking
and stirring all the beans.
The fun began in the Bean
Festival Kitchen on Aug.
21 continuing to Wed.,
Aug. 24 each night at 7
p.m. Lots of help is needed
on Saturday and for clean-
up again Sunday morning.
Be sure to come out and
help celebrate our 40th
anniversary Friday cruise
night at 7 p.m. from the
park with fireworks start-
ing at dusk.
An early morning break-
fast will be served at the
new Arena Complex from
7 to 10 a.m. Bean dinners
being served from 11 a.m.
to 7 p.m. Free outdoor
entertainment gets under-
way at noon on the main
stage. There is a dance at
the complex from 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m. with "Hells Bells"
band playing.
Important petition
There is another impor-
tant petition to sign at
Schilbe's Pro Hardware
(read poster in their win-
dow) pertaining to have a
meeting with Carol
Mitchell to get a doctor in
Zurich. We need all the
names we can get.
St. Boniface Knights of
Columbus are sponsoring
a golf tournaments on
Thurs., Sept. 1 at the
Bayview Golf Course. For
more information or to
register call Dwayne
LaPorte 236-7277 or
David Regier at 236-7120
as soon as possible.
Best wishes for a speedy
recovery to Pearl Heimrich
of the Rau Apartments
and Louis Willert who has
moved to Goderich. Also to
the family of David and
Michelle Smith of Goderich
who are recuperating
from injuries due to a car
accident recently.
Mike and Kim Ryckman
and family of Dashwood
recently enjoyed spending
a few days at Ponderosa
Campgrounds at Kettle
Point.
Julie Bechard and Jana -
Lynn Ramer are presently
in Waterloo at the
Mennonite Music Camp.
Leanne Bechard is at
Silver Lake Camp.
A Ducharme family
reunion was held in
Dashwood Aug. 20 at the
community centre for the
descendants of late Paul
and Violet Ducharme.
Relatives came from
Windsor, Chatham,
Toronto, St. Thomas,
London and the Zurich
area.
The next 150th anniver-
sary meeting for Zurich in
2005 will be held on
Thurs., Aug. 31 at the
Lutheran Church Hall
beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Mary Walker -Thiel
recently attended the
Evangelical Lutheran
Women's Convention in
Winnipeg to represent the
Zurich St. Peter's
Lutheran Church from
July 21 to 24. She and her
husband spent a few days
visiting on their way to
Winnipeg.
The Monday night ladies
bowling league will be
starting on Sept. 12 at 7
p.m. Cost is $11 for three
games. New this year is
automatic score keeping.
It is great we already had
a chance to try it out bowl-
ing at our organization
meeting. So come out
meet new people, have fun
and exercise at the same
time. Call Larry or Barb at
the lanes to register 236-
4923.
The youth bowling
league will have registra-
tion on Wed., Aug. 31 at
the Zurich lanes from 6:30
to 9 p.m. Youth bowling is
on Saturday morning from
9 a.m. to noon for ages 4
to 10 years old. Older chil-
dren can bowl on
Wednesday evening from
7 to 9 p.m. ages to 18
years. If you can't attend
registration call 236-4923.
Art Coker of Bayview
subdivision celebrated his
65th birthday with some
neighbours at the home of
Deanna and Jim Fawcett
on Aug. 13.
Ken and Marion Burdett
of the Bayview subdivision
had a family reunion at
their home on Sun., Aug.
21 with about 35 relatives
coming from Stoney
Creek, Brampton, London
and Georgetown.
Fellowship breakfast
Men's Christian
Fellowship Breakfast is
Sat., Sept. 10 at 8:30 a.m.
at Smiley'z, Zurich.
Speaker is Bob Heywood.
For tickets call Jack Baker
236-4845 or Hubert Thiel
236-4557.
On Aug. 20 a family get-
together with a pork bar-
becue and all the trim-
mings was held at the
home of Ursula Regier in
Highland One for all her
family, grandchildren,
wives and spouses and
friends and great-grand-
children and her two sis-
ters Mary Ayotte and her
two daughters, Delores
Monette and Anita Derry,
all of Howell, Michigan
and Frances Ayotte of
Exeter.
BEST
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519-523-9300
Tickets available at Ernie King Music in
Goderich Fr Wingham, Dixie Lee in Clinton, Blyth
Hall/Festival Box Office and the Blyth General Store.
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Lucie and
Claude
along with
Terry and
Dave are
pleased to
announce
the
wedding of
Muriel
and
Jason.
The
exchange
of vows
will take
place this
fall in
Ottawa
where the
couple will
be
residing.
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Victoria and
Michael. The
wedding will
take place
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Evangelical
Missionary
Church in.
Auburn.
Fred and Barb McCaughey with Nelson and
Kathy Bilyea are pleased to announce
the engagement and upcoming marriage of
Jacqueline McCaughey and Darren Bilyea.
The wedding will take place
Saturday, August 27, 2005
Family and Friends will celebrate at
Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre.