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Tea, bake sale at Rest Home Saturday
Don't forget to attend the Bake
Sale. Tea and Quilt Show that is be-
ing held at the Blue Water Rest Horne
this Saturday May 9 from 2-4 spon-
sored by the ladies auxiliary.
Bingo winners
Winners from the Zurich bingo last
Thursday were; mystery prize of
$850.00 to Jean Sudvk of Goderich and
the $750.40 jackpot to Stella Gautcher
also of Goderich.
To attend convention
On Tuesday and Wednesday
members of the ('.W.L. are attending
the Diocesan ('om`ention in Windsor
at (he Cleary auditorium with two
delegates going from St. Boniface and
St. Peter's parishes.
I)ay of recollection
St. Peter's parish St. Joseph is hav-
ing a day of recollection at their hall
on Tuesday May 12 from 10 a.m. to 1
p.m: Ladies are to bring a brown hag
lunch and :refreshments will be
served. -
Be sure not to miss South Huron
District High School's production of
"Chorus Line" this week on May;. 8
and 9 beginning at 8:00 p.m. Seveihl
students from the Zurich area -are
taking part in the musical.' With
ballet. -jazz. singing. drama and
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Friday & Saturday
May 8 and 9
humour it's bound to be a very enter-
taining evening.
Marie Gelinas Sr. Zurich and
daughter Sharon Silverstein of Lon-
don were in. Ottawa last week -end
visiting with Melissa and Dave Beer
and two children in Orleans. - •
Personals
Carmel and Meagan Sweeney
returned home on Sunday evening
after a two-week vacation visiting
with family and friends in Windsor as
well as going to ate cousins. aunts and
uncles in Leamington and Tilbury. A
friend from Detroit spent a day with
me in 11'indsor while 1 was there
Although I enjoyed seeing -everyone
My_ trip was saddened by attending
t\4o funerals. One was for the father
01 in close friend liarold Ulmer and
the other was for my cousin Randy
Tremblay who died very suddenly.
While there1 was also glad to see
my aunt and uncle who were visiting
from Sudbury at • Easter time. We
returned from Windsor with my sister
Carol and her husband on Saturday to
Sarnia where .lerome and Renee
picked us up on Sunday and stayed for
supper •
Renee Sweenty spent the last two
+reeks With her sister, Ileather and
Paul Klopp and Timmy -
Congratulations to Paul and Joan
Ducharme who celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary.
A family get together party was
held at the Blue Water Rest Home in
the lounge on Saturday afternoon in
honor of recent newlyweds Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Gingerich who were
presented with various gifts.
Everyone enjoyed playing a few
games and listening to some music
provided by Mr. and Mrs. Roppes.
followed by a nice lu h. Present for
the occasion were r. and Mrs.
Alfred Hoppe from Tavistock, Mr.
and Mrs. Ervin Gingerich and Mr.
and Mrs. Wuhan Gingerich from Ailsa
Craig. And Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Gingerich, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Gingerich and Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Gingerich all from Zurich.
Congratulations to Karen and Rick
Masse on the arrrival of their sixth
son. Stephen Michael, born on April
'24.
Congratulations to Larry and Deb-
bie Denomme who celebrated their
1 lib anniversary on. April 24.
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JUNIOR SCIENTIST -- Robert
Miller's project on erosion won a
medal in the junior category for
grades five and six in the St.
Bonifaie science fair.
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WINNING. PROJECT -- Joanne
Regier stands beside the project
that won her . first place for
seniors in" the physical category
at.the St. Boniface science fair.
WINNERS — Aaron Soudant_ (left) won a medal in the grade 5-6
biological category, and Jason Durand won in the physical class of
the St. Boniface science fair.
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YOUNG SCIENTISTS Winners in the kindergarten to grade four
class of the St. Boniface science fair were (back left), Tabitha
Overholt, Renee Sweeney, Jarrett Jeffrey, Stephen Regier and (front)
Amy Hoffman and Jacob Bruxer.
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BIOLOGY PROJECT - Debbie
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SCIENCE WINNERS -- Leanne Ducharme's entry in the senior
chemical category (left) and Lori Coeck's entry in the senior biology
division took medals at the St. Boniface science fair.
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