Times Advocate, 1997-08-06, Page 7F A M T ITinges-Advocate, August 6, 1997
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Sum' Fun
-Canadian cool. Sergei Melekh; left, and Taniya Govorunora.enjoyed some pool time in
'Dianne Waun's backyard in Exeter last week. Sergei and Taniya are from the Chernobyl area
in the former Soviet Union and have been staying with Joy and Norm Caserin of Grand Bend
and Dianne and Murray Waun respectively as part of the. St. Marys Children of Chernobyl
committee program. The program provides the youngsters. that. suffered through the Cher-
nobyl nuclear accident and its fallout with nutritious food, free dental care; clothes .and 'oth-
er items as well as lots of support from the community. Taniya and Sergei, as well as the
13 other children -from the .Chernobyl area hosted by area families, return to their home-
lands on Aug. 11.
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Basic Tinfoil Meal for One
Campfires and tinfoil meals! Now does that conjure up
some memories for you. I remember many times preparing
this simple meal and with pride placing it in the fire! 'As a
family. we enjoy this meal over our BBQ or' on a grill over. a
fire when we camp. Don't forget to double wrap to.avoid
burning. Try some of the options for a change!, .
2 potatoes (scrubbed and sliced)
1-2 carrots (sliced)
i 1 onion (sliced)
1 /4 ib: hamburg (packed into a ball) •
.salt/pepper to taste . ' •
1 /4. can tomato soup (spoon onto_top).
! • Place all ingredients into greased tinfoil (shiny side in).
Wrap up tight and place over fire or BBQ till -tender (about
45min:). Turn frequently. •
Options:
- Use BBC) sauce instead of tomato soup •
-
= Make a meat ball with hamburger, onion soup, bread
crumbs, eggs, ketchup to spice up the mat
- Add other vegetables like celery, zucchini,
mushrooms -
Debby Wagger
July events at Exeter Villa
EXETER.- The residents of Exet-
er
xeter Villa enjoyed many activities
during the- month of July to salute
Canada. It all began wit ha big red
and white celebration. Many came
• out to enjoy good food and friends.
. Red and white dress was sported by
many in- attendance. Throughout
the month Travelogues to different
regions of Canada were the high-
lights.. . •
Many outings have taken the resi-
dents to: Grand Bend, Clinton and
`Magic mud' provides fun for children-
The Playground children also prepared a float
for the Zurich Fair parade. • •
By Carmel Sweeney
Zurich correspondent
• 'ZURICH --Tire past two weeks have been busy fol those attending play
ground. They worked on signs. a barn .and animal 'sculptures fora float to
, put in the Zurich•Fair Parade.
The children also enjoyed playing with homemade -"tnagic Hind''; putting.
on a magic shciw and visiting Parkside Restaurant for a tour and compli-
mentary hotdogs. • • •
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Bctwcen stories. songs and games. the children made pinwheels, string
sculptures. hand puppets and other crafts:
Last week's highlight was the discovery of an alien egg (watermelon)
that was in the hush behind the arena. •
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Zurich Playground will he holding a.yard sale next Saturday, August 9 to
raise mbney for the program. Look for tables at the Zurich Arena parking.
lot tit.at 41 Goshen Street North.
Any donations would be appreciated. Phone Aimee Rau at 236-4555'or
bring articles to the arena that day.
The Zurich Community Yard Sale will he held this Saturday; August 9
from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will also he.a fireman's breakfast at the fire-.
hall from '7_to 11 a.m.
Anyone wanting tickets for the St. Boniface Parish barbecue supper on
August 10 from 3 to 6 p.m. can phone Chris and Sandra Regier for. tickets
at 236-7599 or you can purchase thein that day. They cost $6 per person
.for those 12 and over. This annual event is sponsored by the Knights of
Columbus.
The winner Of the numtlily draw by the Zurich and District Chamber of
Commerce was Ernst.ihrig who received two nightsaccommodation at the
Nottawasaga-Inn at Alliston. for' two people..which includes breakfast and.
dinner.'
Winners of the H.T.A. Lottery Calendar are: Luanne Phair: Hensall.
($.51): Allan Regier. Zurich (Four hours swimming for four people at Mag-
nolia Manor in Varna: value- ;f30). Isobel Rodgcrson, Hensall ($30 gift
pack). •
Plans arc underway for the annual bean festival on August 23. -
August 22 will -he a Cruise.Night at 7 p.rn.. leaving from the arena.
Floating fun
Water worthy. Emily Wurm, 6, left, and Jenna Cosman, 5.
see if the boats they made will float at Riverview Park on
Friday. The two were among 40 Exeter Playground kids that
tried their hand at boat making.
The fireworks begin at dusk at the arena park alea.and at. 9. p.m. there
will be a casino at thc community centre.
A. pancako and sausage -.breakfast will -be -served -from -7:a in ttri0`a—m
at the bean festival kitchen on Victoria Street. '
The barbecue pork chop and bean dinneis will be served from II a.m. to
7 p.m.
Entertainment on the outdoor stage will• be going on all -afternoon. A
dance in the arena will begin at 9 p.m.
-The antique car show will be on display at the arena grounds.. ,
Hockey registration is being held at the, Zurich arena this Thursday, Au-
gust 7 from 7. to -9 p.m. and again on August 9 from .10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Bring along any old unwanted trophies to be made over for the children.
- • Personals • • -
Ron :mid Marilyn Heir»rich will be celebrating their 40th anniversary on -
August 9 from 2 to 5 p.m. at thc home'of their daughter Laurie and Phil
Erb on Main Street West, outdoors, or at St. Peters Lutheran Church Hall
if it rains.
A surprise birthday party was held for Aimee Rau on Saturday at the
home of Jackie and Craig Clausius. The actual date of her birthday is Au-
gust 9.
Happy birthday wishes go to Mozart Gelinas Sr. on August 7 and to Car-
rie Eybergen on August 8.
Bob and Donna Hamather of Hensall celebrated their 40th anniversary
on August 3. ' • . -
The annual LaPorte family picnic was held on July 27 in Varna..
An 87th birthday party was held at the home of Jim and Carol -Sweeney
in London on August 2 in honor of his dad, Bernard Sweeney. It was also
a family reunion.
About 50 relatives came from Kitchener,. Zurich, western Canada,
U.S.A., Dornoch, Oakville, London, Belleville and Kingsville. They en-
joyed a luncheon, singing and reminiscing. .
Lewis and Marlene Gingcrich•recently holidayed at a cottage in Kings-
bridge at Birch Beach.
While they were there, son Richard and Monica Gingerich and daughter
Hannah spent a few days with them. •--
- Gary and Betty Flaxbard of Kitchener spent Sunday and Monday visit-
ing with his parents Earle and Anne Flaxbard were the Civic holiday.
Danny Schilbe and two children Chuck and Chris from Edmonton spent
the past two weeks visiting with his parents Len and Delores Schilbe and
relatives in the arca.
' Happy anniversary wishes go to Mike and Kim Ryckman of Dashwood,
who are Celebrating their.tenth anniversary on August 8.
Heather Worsell .from' Saskatoon and her sister Nicole Rubachuk and
two.children=Froin=Alberta-are-presentlp-visiting-wittrtheir aunt and le -
Marlene and Tony: Bedard. They came with Marlene as she recently re-
turned home from holidays out west. -
This column may be read, on . the 'Internet at . www.bowesnet.com//
advance/
Archery at Rock Glen
ARKONA - The Ausahle-
Bayfield Conservation Authority is
hosting an archery demonstration at
Rock Glen Conservation Arca. near
Arkona on August 10 frorn 1 p.m.
to 4 p.m. •
The Authority encourages fami-
lies to ."come out and discover it
sport almost as old as the fossils."
Rock Glen CA features sonic of
the hest Devonian Era lossits in
North America. Visitors are wel-
come to hike the nature trails. look
for fossils or use the picnic/
barbecue arras. and playgrounds
For more intimation. contact the
ARCA at 235-2610.
Visscher Farms
Country Market
Fresh Broccoli,
cauliflower, potatoes
Lots of goodies.
Open daily 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Closed Sundays
3 mi. W. of Exeter
on Hwy. 83
Phone 237-3442
Country Bakery
367 Main St. S.
Exeter 235-2525
Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Aug. 6,7,8,9
50% Whole Wheat
Bread
.79 ea.
Cinnamon, custard, almond,
cheese and pinch)
8" Coffee Cakes
1.95
Bayfield Inn, and finishing with a
trip to Stratford by bus..
The-Itighlight of the July birthday
party- was .the •entertainment by
MurrayChristie and Mary F. Dow.
Many groups have visited_ the
Villa with their music: Thanks go
-to the Huron Strings, Lloyd
Thompson Band, Jack _Wilds and
Friends. Cliff Jaques Band and
Max Ducharme and the Townlin-
ers.
The yard 'sale- was a great -suc-
cess. Thanks to all the volunteers
and families who donated their
time and yard. sale items.
Thurs. & Fri.
LUNCH BUFFET
SUNDAY BRUNCH
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
...$4.95
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