Times Advocate, 1989-07-05, Page 30ern
Just a little more height... - Amber Preszcator, Krista Taylor, and Amber -Lea Elder find that the pews in the
Hensall United Church don't offer that much different a view when standing as sitting. The trio were among
the 72 graduates of the 1989 Hensall Vacation Bible School's four classes who attended the final assembly
for the "Sonseeker Safari" in the church on Friday.
Hensall team
By. Susan Hartman
HENSALL - The Hensall shuffle-
board Happy Pushers are proud of
their members John Pepper and
Dave Woodward who represented
Hensall at the Seniors Games on
Tuesday. They -won all five games
they played.
Shuffleboard scores for June 27 in
Hensall show Eileen Dowson. on
top with a score of 287. Not far
behind were Dave Kyledyitli 283
and Jack Consitt with 27
HDHS
Wednesday June 28, the Hensall
on to
and Seaforth Horticultural Societies
went on a joint bus trip to Lark -
whistle Gardens at Miller Lake.
They stopped on the way at Sauble
Fall Provincial Park for a picnic
and dropped in at The Candle Shop
for a candle -making demonstration
on the way back.
United Church
At Sunday's service thanks were
expressed to all who helped with
last week's Vacation Bible School,
which was called a success for yet
another year.
The church is also asking Hensall
residents who are interested in re-
ceiving Vision TV's religious pro-
gramming to call their cable com-
pany and request the channel, which
is available to cable companies free
of charge, be added to local service.
Carmel Presbyterian
Rev. Mark Gaskin will be on
holiday in August, so Presbyterian
churchgoers are invited to Hensall
United Church for services. Carmel
Presbyterian is holding service fox
the month of July.
Times -Advocate, July 5, 1989
Fair anniversary
Page 17
Seeking older babies
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - Calling all past win-
ners of the "baby shows" of the Zu-
rich Fair - any year and any age -
come out to the 1989 Zurich Fair
Baby show ori Saturday, July 22
which begins at 2 p.m. in the audi-
torium.. Since this is our 125th
Fair a little something special is
being planned for all previous win-
ner's - please phone Carmel Swee-
ney at 236-4702 or Bonnie Schenk
at 236-4691.
Queen contest
The Zurich Agricultural Society
is celebrating its 125th Anniver-
sary, inviting girls 16 years or older
from the surrounding area of Zurich
to enter the "Queen of the Fair"
Contest on Friday, July 21. The
Fair Queen participates in the activ-
ities of the Agricultural Society
throughout the year.
In February, the reigning Queen
attends the Ontario Association of
Agricultural Societies' Convention
in Toronto, along with 120 other
Queens of the Fair from all over
Ontario. Here she attends model-
ling and photo sessions in prepara-
tion for the Miss CNE - Queen.of
the Fairs Pageant, held on the open-
ing day of the CNE in August.
Tracy Fisher, the 1988 Zurich
Fair Queen will be attending the
Exeter lawn
bowling
EXETER - Exeter's Lawn bowl-
ing club had many participants out
last week.
On Tuesday, Allan McFalls had
two wins with a total of 29 while
Gloria McFalls also had two wins
with a total of 23.
On Thursday night, William
Lamport had two wins with a total
of 27, Ken Allman totalled 26, Lor-
na Spencer totalled 23, Marshall
Dearing had 23, Stewart Miner had
20 and Nelson Squire totalled 19.
On Saturday, Gloria McFalls had
two wins with a total of 33, Squire
totalled 21 and Edna Caldwell had
20. Two 10 -end games were played
on Saturday afternoon.
Miss CNE Pageant in Toronto this
year.
The present Miss CNE is Kathy
McNaughton of Ilderton who will
be attending the opening ,ceremo-
nies of this year's Zurich Fair on
Friday, July 21.
Girls if you wish to enter the Fair
Queen contest at this year's Zurich
Fair contact Marg Deichert or Irene
Hoffman.
CWL
Anyone interested in going to the
Marion Shrine in St. Marys on
Thursday, July 13 is to phone Hel-
en Creces at 236-4708 or Madeline
Gelinas at 236-4279. The C.W.L.
day Pilgrimage begins with mass at
11 a.m. and ends with the Rosary
and Benediction around 3 p.m. The
cost for the bus is $3.50 per per-
son. K.O.C.
Members of the St. Boniface
Knights of Columbus are holding a
parish pork barbecue and com ma
on Sunday, August 13.
Rural life
Thursday there will be a Cath
Rural Life Conference meeting at
St. Boniface School at 8 p.m. ad-
dressing the topic "Pest Control".
Personals
A successful car wash was held at
the Zurich fire hall on Saturday by
the youth club of the Mennonite
Church as all proceeds went towards
the church building fund.
Many went to the "Party in the
Park" - Band Jamboree held at the
Old Homestead Trailer Park near
Bayfield hosted by Ron and Sharen
Schroeder of Zurich. Several mus-
cians entertained the large crowd
seated around on lawn chairs. Visi-
tors for the day came from fat away
as Nova Scotia who were up on
holidays.
Melissa Beer and two children
from Orleans (Ottawa) spent the
long holiday weekend visiting with
relatives and friends in the area.
Bill and Wendy Rowan and chil-
dren spent the weekend visiting
with relatives in Matachewan.
We offer our sincere sympathy to
the family of Jake Peters on the
loss of his wife, Maxine who
passed away suddenly last Wednes-
day. Maxine was the owner/
rator of Zurich's "The Country
Sy athy is also with the family
of Neil and Helen Welker on the
loss of their son Richard and grand-
son Evan in a car accident on Fri-
day. And to the the family of Barry
Thiel on the loss of their son - lit-
tle Samuel who passed away on
Sunday.
Geffen ijlimpses
ZURICH - At last it is summer-
time and a time for vacationers to
be coming and going, renewing old
friendships with their people here
Residents who were out for the
weekend were: Jean Levine, Helen
Bedard, -Ellen Broom, Alma Wit-
mer, Aaron Gingerich, Edna John-
ston, Harvey Keys, Elizabeth
Gingerich and Urban Pfile.
We are pleased to report that
Lorne McBride has returned from
St. Joseph's Hospital much im-
proved
Some of our Residents enjoyed a
bus ride on Wednesday aftemoon to
Bayfield and surrounding area where
some of them liked to reminisce
and see familiar surroundings.
Thanks to Jean and Bill Burr for do-
nating their time for these tours.
On Thursday morning, about 30
residents and volunteer staff and
drivers arrived on a return visit from
Nithview Home in New Hamburg.
Our residents greeted them on their
Main event - The crowds used up every spot of sand on Grand Bend's Beach on Sunday to get a
good view of the Barney Bente!! open air concert. See story on page 7.
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arrival and took them in small
groups on a tour of the Home and
apartments and we received . many
compliments on our Home. During
the afternoon our resident choir un-
der the direction of Catherine
Shantz sang several numbers. Sele-
da Steckle, Mina Talbot and Ann
Willert each favoured with a read-
ing. Krista Keller played two piano
solos. A step dancing group under
the direction of Sherry Preszcator of
Clinton provided some lively and
entertaining numbers for both the
visitors and -our own residents. We
wish to thank parents and grandpar-
ents who looked after the transpor-
tation of these children. Snacks
were served before the visitors
boarded their buses and John Warner
played organ background music dur-
ing this time.
The Sunday evening chapel ser-
vice was conducted by Rev. Clay-
ton Kuepfer of the Zurich Mennon-
ite church.
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For Saturday,July 22
To be held in conjunction with Exeter's Sidewalk Sale
Call 235-2919 and we will list your sale
address at various central locations for
everyone to see.
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encouraged to p ripat&
Other Sidewalk Sale Days Events
- Lhalk drawing
contest
- , Hnnsrntrh
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tournament
- The Kids Show with
Richard Knechtel
- Hawks Fish Fry.
Adults $8.95, kids $4.95
• Tickets available from
any Hawks executive
- CKSL Boom Box
r
40.411.
Community
Yard
Open at 7 a.m.
London Tigers Exeter Day
London Tigers game tickets for Exeter Day, August
are available at the B.I.A. Office
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