The Times Advocate, 2005-08-17, Page 31Wednesday,August 17, 2005
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Volunteer appreciation potluck supperAug. 25
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH CORRESPONDENT
ZURICH — The annual
fish fry and get-together
was held for Copper's
Cove subdivision near St.
Joseph on Aug 13. It was
also a farewell party for
Bea Lenehan who is mov-
ing to Windsor.
Claire and Margaret
Deichert and relatives
from Blyth and
Peterborough recently
spent 10 days travelling to
Charlottetown, Prince
Edward Island to attend
their niece's wedding
along with relatives from
Blyth and Peterborough.
Happy anniversary
Happy anniversary wish-
es to Ron and Marilyn
Heimrich on Aug. 10 and
Kim and Mike Clarke on
Aug. 14.
Congratulations to Karl
and Mary Regier who cel-
ebrated their 40th wed-
ding anniversary on Aug.
7. A big celebration was
held at their home last
Saturday. Their eight chil-
dren, spouses and grand-
children along with family
members on both sides
and some friends helped
them to celebrate.
Little Colin Patrick
Meidinger, son of Ed and
Debbie was baptized at St.
Peter's Church, St. Joseph
recently.
Congratulations to
Stewart and Joan Ibele of
Zurich who are celebrat-
ing their 50th wedding
anniversary on Aug. 19.
The couple live in the for-
mer home of Verlie
Lavery.
Once again the Zurich
community yard sale was
a big success. The fire-
men's breakfast was deli-
cious. The weather was
great and lots of people
were making sales around
town.
Jeremy and Gillian
Willert (nee Masse) were
married on Sat., Aug. 13
in Exeter followed by din-
ner and reception in
Hensall. The groom is the
son of Jerry and Joanne
Willert of Hensall and the
bride is the daughter of
Lori and Mike Masse.
Congratulations to
Pastor Tim Doherty of the
Mennonite Church and his
wife Monica on the arrival
cooking with memories
BY DEBBY WAGLER
WE WILL SOON BE HEADING OFF TO HOLIDAYS WITH OUR
GOOD FRIENDS. IT IS A GREAT TIME OF REST AND
RELAXATION AS WE SHARE FOOD PREPARATION AND
CLEANUP BETWEEN OUR FAMILIES. IT HAS BEEN OVER 15
YEARS OF AT LEAST ONE WEEK A SUMMER AND OUR KIDS
ENJOY FOOD SPECIALTIES FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE CAMP!
THE FOLLOWING DIP IS EASY TO PREPARE AND HAS BEEN A
WINNER WITH KIDS AND ADULTS ALIKE FOR YEARS NOW,
ACTUALLY THINK MY KIDS WOULD BE DISAPPOINTED IF
GRACE DIDN'T MAKE IT AT LEAST TWICE OVER OUR HOLIDAY
TIME. I USE THE RECIPE AT HOME MANY TIMES AND HAVE
EVEN PREPARED IT FOR FOREST CLIFF CAMP WHILE
COOKING IN THE KITCHEN THERE. ENJOY!
DILLY DIP
equal parts sour cream and salad dressing
finely chopped onion
(1/2 of a small onion for I cup of mixture)
dill weed (I tsp per cup)
Mix all ingredients and serve immediately or will keep for two
days in the fridge. 1 use fat-free sour cream and light salad
dressing or light mayo and my kids still gobble it up. Great
with veggies or chips.
Get ready to submit
your favourite
"Back to School Snack Idea"
to me at debby_wags@hotmail.com
or in a sealed envelope to
Times Advocate front office.
All recipes must be submitted
before Sept. 1 Oth, 2005 and they will
be prepared and judged with the winning
entry being a part of my "Back To School"
feature in late September.
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of their baby girl, Maia
Audrey Anne who was
born Aug. 6. The couple
live in the former home of
Elda Wagner.
Relatives from the
Zurich area attended the
wedding of Haley Bloch
and Dan Hay in Goderich
on Sat., Aug. 13 with din-
ner and reception held at
Hessenland. The bride is
the daughter of Barry and
Janet Bloch of Goderich.
An early surprise 60th
birthday party was held
recently for Bobby Oesch
of Blake at the home of
Dave and Kelly
Gackstetter with several
friends and relatives
attending. His actual
birthday is not until
January.
Jamie and Patti Hunt
and family spent last week
in Owen Sound camping
and visiting his parents.
Maverick Paint Ball
The Maverick Paint Ball
and Sports Centre is hav-
ing live bands Fri., Aug.
26. Admission is $5. Call
236-7990 for more infor-
mation.
Be sure to go and see
"Twist and Shout" at
Huron Country Playhouse
It is just a great show and
is running until Sept. 3.
The volunteer apprecia-
tion potluck supper will be
held at the Zurich
Complex on Thurs., Aug.
25, at 6 p.m. for everyone
who helped out at the
Zurich Fair in July. Come
out and enjoy a social
evening.
The annual "snow birds"
summer vacation for eight
couples coming from
Minnesota, Chicago,
Illinois, Winnipeg, Green
Bay, Wisconsin and Exeter
was held in our area this
year.
It was hosted by Bernie
and Annette Denomme
who planned various
activities for everyone last
week. The couples stayed
at Hessenland Country
Inn.
They travelled to
Stratford Festival, Mill
Bank, Bayfield, Huron
Country Playhouse, toured
Ice Culture Plant in
Hensall and had a barbe-
cue at the home of their
son Dan and Karen
Denomme in Exeter. All
these couples spend the
winter months together in
Arizona.
A jack and jill pork bar-
becue was held at the
home of Jeremy and
Tabitha Steckle on Sat.,
Aug. 13 in honor of Jeff
Steckle andJocelyn
Cressman of RR 2, Zurich.
The couple are getting
married in September.
Bob and Linda Hendrick
and girls enjoyed spending
a couple weeks at the Old
Homestead Trailer Park
near Bayfield. They were
joined by families of the
Zurich Mennonite Church
for a couple of days who
were also camping.
Todd and Denise Stevens
of Winnipeg and two chil-
dren were recent guests
for 10 days with his par-
ents, Don and Liz Stevens
at Bayview subdivision.
They were joined by other
family members from St.
Marys, Coldwater, and
London for a barbecue on
the holiday weekend.
A good time was had by
all at the Bayfield Town
Hall last Saturday. We
enjoyed the great music of
the Festival City Big Band
from Stratford. They are
an 18 -piece orchestra.
The next event will be on
Nov. 12. Call 565-2244.
Come and have break-
fast in the park with the
St. Joseph and Area
Historical Society on Sat.,
Aug. 20 from 9 to 11 a.m.
at the St. Joseph Historical
Park on Highway 21.
Activities include the
unveiling of the commem-
Gladioli were sold at both Holtzmann's IGA and Hansen's Independent Aug. 12
to raise money for epilepsy in the Exeter area. Elly Kyle who's been helping out
for two years, sells six bunches to Audrey McRoberts of Exeter at the IGA.The
money raised will support people affected by epilepsy
and provide educational programs to those living in our
local community.(photo/Nina Van Lieshout)
WINE & DINE
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Friday, August 26, 2005
"Featuring Ontario's Henry of Pelham Winery"
Your hosts for this evening are
Scott Evans, Innkeeper at the Inn &
Nicole Finlayson of Henry of Pelham
Estate Winery. Our Executive Chef
Michel Oriol has designed a gourmet four
course dinner, each matched with
the perfect wine for us to enjoy.
7:00 pm
Pre -Dinner Wine Tasting &
Hors d'oeuvres
7:30 pm
Dinner & Wine Appreciation
HINRYof r,
Benmiller Inn & Spa
www.benmiller.on.ca 524-2191
orative plaque honouring
Nap Cantin along with his-
toric displays and enter-
tainment. Anyone interest-
ed in singing or other
entertainment please call
Mike Miller at 236-4479.
Anyone is welcome to
attend.
Blue Water Rest
Home
Entertainment coming
up at the Blue Water Rest
Home is as follows: Leona
McBride Fri., Aug. 19 at
2:30 p.m.; Mary Dow and
Murray Christie Aug. 23 at
2:30 p.m.; The Grand
Bend Seniors Band Aug.
26 at 2:30 p.m.; Corky and
Friends with music and
singing Tues., Aug. 30 at
6:30 p.m.; Bill Gibson of
Hensall will play piano
Aug. 31 at 6:30 p.m. for
the residents. Come out
and enjoy the entertain-
ment while visiting with
your friends and relatives.
There will be a bus for
anyone needing trans-
portation to the Bank of
Montreal in Hensall on
Fri., Aug. 19 and Mon.,
Aug. 29, leaving at 9:15
a.m. from Maplewoods
Apartments and 9:30 a.m.
from the main corner in
Zurich.
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