Times Advocate, 1991-09-25, Page 8i
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Tines -Advocate, September 25, 1991
Forthcoming marriage - Larry
and Margaret Desjardine of
Grand Bend are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter
Victoria Margaret to Steven
Earl Miller, son of Earl and
Marion Miller, Dashwood.
This celebration of love wi!l
take place at Grand Bend
United Church, Saturday,
September 28, 1991 at 3:00
p.m. Open reception to follow
in Exeter. Everyone welcome:-
Youth
elcome:
Youth dance to be hektFriday evening
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - The Zurich Optimist
Club is again sponsoring a youth
dance in the Zurich Public School
gym. The dance will be held Fri-
day, September 27 from 7-10 p.m.
for the ages of 11-15. The cost is
$3 per person at the door. Music
will be supplied by Hook's Party
Sound.
Youth clubs register
Registration was held this week
for cubs, beavers and scouts. If any
boys are still interested, they should
call Doug DeBus at 236-4419.
Volunteer helpers and leaders are
needed for various packs or to help
on group committees.
Cubs will begin Monday, Sep-
tember 30 at 7 p.m. for boys 8-10 at
St. Boniface School. Scouts will
also start this night for boys 11-14
at 7 p.m. in the Zurich Public
School gym. Beavers will begin
Tuesday, October 1 for boys 5-7 in
the Zurich Public School at 7 p.m.
Brownies will be led this year by
Deb Overholt and Julie Becker.
Leaf pick-up
Special dates for leaf pick-up
have been set for the Monday
morning of October 7, 21 and No-
vember 4.
25th annual dinner and dance
Those planning to attend the 25th
annual dinner and dance at the Blue
Water Rest Home held Saturday,
October 5 at the Zurich Arena
should be sure to get their tickets
this week. They are available at the
Bank of Montreal and cost is $15
per person.
Queen of the Fahr
Aimee Celinas, 1991 Ambassa-
dor of the Zurich_Fau wok part in
the Lucinow Agriculture Fall Fair
Queen Competition Saturday.
Eighteen other contestants from
various rural communities also
competed.
Collingwood trip
Forty-three seniors enjoyed a bus
trip to the Collingwood area on Sat-
urday, organized by Doug Erb.
Ski -lift rides, shopping for Blue
Mountain Pottery, candle making
and the touring of apple orchards
were all enjoyed.
Senior diners
The Zurich Senior Diners met
Wednesday evening at the commu-
nity centre. A moments• silence
was observed for Margaret Kalb-
fleisch who passed away Wednes-
day morning.
Gwen McKeller read a poem as
did Gertie Fleischauer. Ina Neeb
told some humorous jokes and the
entire group was treated to singing
by Harriett VanderBurgt and
Dianne Miller.
Personals
Congratulations to Margaret Hess
on her 90th birthday Tuesday. The
ladies in her card group got togeth-
i er Monday evening at the township
hall where they enjoyed games of
crokinole and euchre. An open
house will be held in Hess' honour
at the Lutheran Church fellowship
hall from 2-4:30 p.m. on Sunday,
September 29.
Birthday wishes to Earl Flaxbard,
Dorothy Breakey, Amy Wildfong,
Marja Eilers, Beth Sweeney and
Lloyd Smith.
A surprise birthday party was
held for Brent O'Brien on Saturday
at the Dominion Tavern. The party
was organized by brother Jeff and
his sister Pam Bedour.
A family gathering was held at
the home of Bonnie Schenk in hon-
our of her parents, Glen and Marg,
celebrating their 40th wedding an-
niversary., They also celebrated the
birthdays of Karen and Kathy
Schenk and Brian Webber.
Happy anniversary to Mozart and
Julie Gelinas Jr. this Sunday.
Congratulations to Rick Smale
and Tammy O'Brien married at Our
Lady of Mt. Carmel Church on Sat-
urday. The groom is the son of
Eric and Erla Smale.
May we offer our sincere sympa-
thy to the family of the late Marga-
ret Kalbfleisch who past away last
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,S%1p ka by Annie Morenz
SHIPKA - Clare Fraser, of Am-
herst, Nova Scotia, spent last week-
end with Don and Mabel Fraser.
On Saturday, September 14, they
all attended the wedding of Don's
granddaughter, Lisa Shelley,
daughter of Bruce and Betty, of In-
gersoll to Taber Bucknell, son of
Lloyd and Joyce, Rockton.
The wedding was held at Keffer
Memorial Chapel, at Sir Wilfrid
Laurier University in Waterloo,
with reception following at Water-
loo Inn.
Karen and Jamie Geunther -
Green, of London, also attended the
wedding.
Best wishes to Pamela Dietrich,
daughter of John and Sandra, and
Robert Rammeloo, son of Bill and
Melva who were married Septem-
ber 20 at Our Lady of Mount Car-
mel Church.
Many in this area attended a day
at the International Plowing Match
at Petrolia last week.
Recent visitors with Hugh and
Annie Morenz were Lydia and Bill
Jeffery, of Stratford area, accompa-
nied by their nephew, Earl Stephen.
A great parade and many exhibits
were on display at Exeter fair.
Hugh Morenz's sister Hazel Corbett
won the Baking Queen crown for
the second consecutive year.
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Broccoli, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Potatoes
Macs, Spartans, Empire, Courtlands
Fresh apple cider
Orders taken now for Brussels Sprouts
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Wednesday with funeral service
held at St. Peter's Lutheran Church
on Saturday.
Stacey Louise LaPorte, daughter
of Dwayne ant Theresa, was bap-
tized at St. Boniface Church Sun-
day as was Cassandra Marie Groot,
daughter of Joey and Patty.
Get well wishes are extended to
Rose -Marie Regier who is now
home from hospital and to Matthew
Gelinas who is also home.
The family of Blanche Bechard
held their family reunion at the
home of her grandson and wife,
Chris and Janet Brown, at St. Jo-
seph.
Howard and Jean Klopp attended
the wedding of their granddaughter,
Stefanie Klopp, to Scott Hughes on
Saturday. The wedding took place.,1
at St. Georges Anglic,iin Church
Lowville. Stefanie is the Baugh erb,
of Russ and Penny Klopp of Mil-
ton. Also attending were Herb and,
Donna Klopp, Paul and Heather
Klopp along with Earl and Edith
Yungblut.
Abbey and Wilma Erb returned
home after a three-week vacation at
their trailer in Pensylvania. They
attended a family reunion and trav-
elled to Petrolia to take Erb's moth-
er to the plowing match.
Kevin Dietrich is presently home
to visit his parents, Harold and Do-
reen. He has been working for the
past three years in England and will
journey to Australia after his visit.
Welcome to town Brian and Mi-
chelle DePaepe who have recently
moved into the Rau Manor apart-
ments.
MPP Paul Klopp and wife Heath-
er spend Monday in Toronto as the
fall sessions began at Queen's Park.
Heather has returned home while
Paul spends the week in Toronto.
Jim and Marg Love spent the pre-
vious weekend in Windsor with her
aunt and uncle, Matilda and Leo-
nard Denomme.
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