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Clown entertains at CWL meeting
By Carmel Sweeney
Zurich correspondent
ZURICH - A St. Boniface
C.W.L. meeting was held on
Tuesday in the parish hall follow-
• ing Mass for vocations. President
Cohy Vandenboomen led the busi-
ness. Entertainment was provided
by Cactus the Clown (Anne
Mousscau) of the Children's Aid
Society.
The next Fair Board meeting will
he held on May 26 at 8 p.m. at Hay
Township Hall.
Those making their first commu-
nion at the Saturday and Sunday
Masses at St. Boniface Church by
Fr. Wronksi were: Stacy Bedard,
Grant Masse, Gregory Regier,
Michael Hartman, Anna Hoffman
and Sarah Regier. .
The group Communion will be
held on May 24 at a special I I a.m.
Mass for parents, family members
and relatives of the thirty grade two
children; followed by a reception in
the school gym.
A reminder to save pop cans for
the St. Boniface K. of C. fundrais-
ing. Drop them off anytime at the
home of Ralph Smith, Doug Debus,
Zurich or John Jacobs in Hensall.
The committee were able to collect
$268 from their last load.
Personals -
Birthday greetings to Tony
Lanshcrgen on May 23 and son
Paul on May 18.
Ray and Janice Hartman are new
grandparents for the 31st time with
the arrival of Matthew Gregory
horn on April 29 to son Denis and
Danielle Hartman in London. •
Congratulations to first time
great-grandparents Gord and
Jeanne Hay on the arrival df Cole
Robert William. who was born 9n
April' 29 to Darryl and Cheryl
Rowan of Hensall. -
Kcn and Martha Mungar and
• Marie Gelinas Jr. all of St. Joseph
arca have a new granddaughter,
Hannah Beverly, horn May 5 to
parents Marc and Shannon Crane
of RR #2 Zurich. The couple also
• celebrated their first wedding
• anniversary on May 10.
Irvin and Grace Martin have- a
new granddaughter Aaerin Janyne
who arrived on May 12 to parents
Darcy and Sheri Martin, Zurich.
A welcome goes to five year old
Natalie DePaepe, chosen daughter
of Brian and Michelle DePaepe.
Her birthday was on May 13. A
shower was given for Michelle at
the town hall on April 29 by
Cynthia Strickland with many
friends and relatives attending from
Zurich, Delhi and Tillsonburg.
Mother's Day weekend, visitors
with the DePaepe family were
Brian's mother and family from
Cambridge and Tillsonburg.
Sympathy of the community
goes to the family of the late
Wayne Willert who died suddenly
on May 17.
Happy birthday wishes go to
Cynthia Strickland on April 29; to
Marc Gelinas, Dorchester, on May
18; to Judy Grenier of Exeter on
May 20 (her 40th); to Ray
Mathonia on May 18 (his 40th).
Happy 40th birthday to Marilyn
Kenda on May 15. Coworkers at
the Bank of Montreal in Zurich sur-
prised her with flowers, balloons,
signs, cake and coffee.
A family party was held at the
home of Danny and Karen Masse
in Zurich on Sunday to celebrate
her father Keith Volland's 65th
birthday on May 19.
A surprise 70th birthday party
was held for Hubert Schilbe on
Sunday at his home. His birthday
was on May 18.
Jim and Denise Dietrich celebrat-
ed their l Ith anniversary on May 9.
Denise also celebrated her 30th
birthday on May 13. The family
spent the Victoria holiday weekend
camping at Ausable Beach.
Joe and Martha Risi returned
home after a two week trip to
Switzerland to visit his relatives
and to attend a surprise 60th birth-
day party for his sister.
Annette Stephan spent the last
two weeks visiting with her parents
Karl and Mary Regier and family
members and went to Singapore to
join husband Marc who is working
there now.
Hopper Hockey Funeral Home
and
C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home
Present
THE HEART of GRIEF
A program for grieving persons and those who care about them
with
Alan D. Wolfelt, Ph.D.
Thanatologist - Author _ Educator
Wednesday, May 27
6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
at
South Huron District High school
92 Gidley Street E., Exeter Ontario
There Is no charge to attend. Seating may be limited. If you plan
to attend we ask that you contact C. Haskett and Son Funeral
Home 227-4211 or Hopper Hockey Funeral Home 235-1220 for
seating availability.
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Beach bums. Over the Victoria
Day weekend thousands
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hot weather being recorded all
weekend, the beach was a
popular destination. At left,
Erica (two years -old) and
Jennifer Linton enjoy the water.
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