Times-Advocate, 1982-08-11, Page 10Pepe 10 Times Advocate August 11 1982
Golden A • ers travel to is ! arae
Summer activities include reunions and. Bean Festival prep�ratio
Jainie Meidhtger is a pa-
tient in Victoria's sick
children's hospital in London.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Meidinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Regier
of Windsor spent the last two
weeks with his mother, Mrs.
Adella Regier and several
reatives in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Denornme and Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Denomme, RR 2
Zurich, recently spent a week
motoring to Quebec and at-
tending a family reunion on
Rose's side of the family.
Jerome and Carmel
Sweeney along with Beth and
Renee attended a Sweeney
family reunion near Durham,
Ont. on Sunday. Also atten-
ding were Mozart and Marie
Gelinas Sr. from Zurich.
Butch and Marion Sweeney
and family from . Vanastra,
DmitioIIIlismitih$ISIIIIIIIu11IIIIsum
and Sharon Overholt. from
London. Several relatives
from Michigan, Perry Sound,
Kitchener and Windsor also
attended the event which was
held at the Cardinal Motel in
Varney.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Dietrich and son Kevan of
London spent a few days in
Ottawa this past week.
The Zurich 4-H group began
its meetings last Tuesday at
the home of Helen Regier
with the theme being "More
Outdoor Living". The second
meeting this week will be held
at the home of the other '
leader, Joan Regier.
A joint birthday party and
supper was held at the home
of Julie and Mozart Gelinas
Jr. on Monday, honoring
three family members who
celebrated their birthdays
this past week, Dad (Mozart)
Gelinas Sr. (?), Carrie
Sweeney (18) and Aimee
Gelinas (8).
Claude and Madeline
Gelinas have taken up
residence in their new home
at the Maple woods Apart-
ments last week, and on
Saturday held an auction sale
at their home in town.
The Ladies Auxiliary held
tkir meeting at the rest
home on Tuesday evdning
with their main purpose to
plan and prepare for their hot
dog booth at the Bean
Festival that will be coming
up on Sat., Aug. 21. Those
with quilt ticket stabs and
money can make returns to
Mary (Calvin) Gingerich or
Annie Finkbeiner.
Carmel, Beth and Renee
Sweeney spent from Sunday
night to Tuesday in Windsor
visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Jean Bedard and step -father
Nelson who is very ill in
Grace Hospital.
Seniors' bus trip
Forty-two people took a
very enjoyable and exciting
bus trip to Niagara Falls on
August 4 and 5. We left from
the town hall on Wednesday
morning by . Sherwood
transportation with driver
Bill Hodgert.
The trip began with the
beautiful Horseshoe Falls,
which is 162 feet high, with 40
million gallons of water pass-
ing over it per minute. The
Canadian -American Falls
looked just as breathtaking at
night as in the daytime with
the coloured lights shining on
them.
A three-hour guided bus
tour around Niagara was
very interesting and infor-
mative; going on the Great
Gorge trip that descends 230
feet by elevator to the canyon
Tloor 01 the Niagara gorge.
Other places visited were
Marineland, Tussaud's Wax
Museum, a monastry of
Mount Carmel, a thrilling
boat ride on the Maid of the
Mist which takes you right up
to the base of the Falls (for .
those who wanted to go).
Last but not least the tour
stopped at Andres Wines
where complimentary
samples of wines were serv-
ed with crackers and cheese.
Gen Doyle arranged the
trip which was sponsored
through the Golden Agers
Club. She was also the
hostess, and did a great job.
Frans and Emma Van
Woinsel, son John and his
wife Vivian of Westmeerbeek,
Belgium, are staying wth
Emrnh von Woinsel's sister in
Zurich, Yvonne Creces. They
enjoyed the tri to' Niagara
Falls very s' sant:
the experience '
Emmanuel
United Church
REV. B. LAING
B.A. B. Div.
Organist
Mrs. E. Grace Martin
August 15. - 11:15 a.m. - usual
morning worship service
August 22 - 10:30 a.m.
Combined service with the
Doshwood U.C. congregation at
the Doshwood Pavilion, behind
the Community centre. This will
be an out -door Communion ser-
vice. Following the service there
will be a pot -luck (finger -food)
picnic - drinks provided. Gomes
for the children.
August 29 - 11:15 a.m. - usual
morning worship service
Please join us. We extend a
warm welcome to.all.
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'CONTINUING. FELLOWSHIP - Rev. Barbaro Laing
(back to camera) talks to Dashwood congregation
members Don and Maida Gaiser and Zyrich member
Sharon Greb after a combined service in the Zurich
United Church.
Queen contest
lacks entrants
Zurich Mennonite
Church
Pastor
CLAYTON KUEPFER
Sunday. August 15
8:45 a.m. Worship Service
9:45 o.m. Sunday Church
School
10:45 a.m. Worship Service
Wed. 8:00 p.m. Bible Study
and Prayer Service
Meditation
Yesterday is. already a dream
Tomorrow is only a vision
But today well lived makes
every yesterday o dream of
happiness and every tomorrow
a vision of hope.
If more entries are not
received soon, there may not
be a queen contest as part of
this year's Zurich Bean
Festival. The contest has
been part of the annual event
since the third Festival in
1968.
Glen Theil, one of this
year's organizers, said only
two girls have applied so far,
and the committee would
prefer at least six or seven.
"There's no problem get-
ting sponsors," he said, poin-
ting out that the winner
receives prize money and
gifts worth between $200-$300
for two appearances on
the day of the festival, plus
participation in three parades
during the next year.
Any young ladies who are
interested and live within a
20 -mile radius of Zurich
should contact Debbie Fisher,
236-7711 this week.
The Friday night dance has
been omitted this year.
Theil is arranging bus tours
for the day of the Festival
with the primary purpose of
giving city residents a close-
up view of rural • lif . The
tours, expected to last a
each, will visit a dairy farm,
a market garden operation
and, naturally a bean
producer.
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COMBINED FELLOWSHIP - The United Church congregations in ZI
Dashwood have been worshipping together every second week during
August; and continuing their fellowship with refreshments after the se
rich and
July and
vices.'
Great Values
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