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Citizens News July 3,, 1980
NOW WHAT DO WE DO? — This question shouldn't go unanswered for too long with the vacation period for elementary
school children in full swing. Departing from Zurich Public School Wednesday were Joey Keller, Nellie Goud, Leila Stewart
and Tammy Restemeyer.
Despite rains, over 400 have
great time at CWL barbecue
In spite of the un-
)redictable weather; a good,
ime was had by all at the
S.W.L. barbeque on Sunday.
The day consisted of a
)aseball game at 2:00 p.m.
Zurleh
Caramel Sweeney
ncluding both parents and
Children and even our pastor
Father Mooney.
People lined up for a
ielicious meal at 4:00 p.m.
ncluding hot chicken,
;clads, greens, pies and a
3everage.
There were picnic tables
xitside for those who wanted
hem and while it rained
:here was music and seating
irea in the gym where
everyone conversed with one
inother. Approximately 450
3eople were fed.
A big thanks to everyone
who helped. It takes a good
ievoted league and
parishioners to make a
3arbeque a success.
IPS graduates
Twenty grade 8 students
'rom the public school held
:heir graduation last
Tuesday with a dinner for
:hem, along with their
Barents and teachers.
Brownies conclude
Last Thursday the
Brownies held a pot luck
Supper for mothers and
iaughters in the Lutheran
Thurch hall. As an end of the
Season program, some of the
girls received badges and
golden bars. (Just a word of
thanks to the leaders who
worked with the girls)
Thanks to Geraldine Hall,
Sister Loretta and Eileen
Dressler.
Take mystery tour
Twelve of our senior
2itizens enjoyed going on a
"Mystery Tour" last
Wednesday for the day
Sponsored . by the Exeter
Lions club where they were
taken to Port Huron . and
;urroundings.
Personals
Gerard and Vickie
Ducharme of Wyoming spent
from Saturday to Monday
visiting with relatives in the
area.
Beth Sweeney' is presently
staying with her Aunt Carol
Des Marais for a week in Oil
Springs. She will then go onto
Windsor to visit with
relatives for awhile.
Mozart and Julie Gelinas
enjoyed themselves at a two
day marriage encounter
convention held in Arva at
the Medway high school on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Dietrich and
Mrs. Agnes Regier returned
home last Friday from a four
day bus trip to Brooktondale
New York where they also
visited with relatives.
On the occasion of their
37th wedding anniversary,
Ken and Dorothy Breakey
were happy to have as
visitors, her brother and his
wife, Ben'and Dot Corless of
Minden, Ontario.
Congratulations to
Jichard Fisher and Deborah
Elliott who were married on
Saturday at St. Peter's
Lutheran church.
Mrs. Mary McKinnon
along with daughters, Elaine
of Gorrie; Edith Plourde of
RapusKasingandsisterMary
Camillus oPenetang will be
leaving from Toronto
tomorrow for a two week trip
to Ireland.
Miss Rose -Marie Overholt
of London will be spending
the summer months with her
grandparents, Mozart and
Marie Gelinas, and will
commute to her job in Grand
Bend.
Congratulations to Joe and
Anne Miller who celebrated
their 30th wedding an-
niversary on the weekend.
Dominion Day holiday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Flaxbard were their
son, Gary and his wife Betty
and children from Kit-
chener, also daughter Ruth -
Ann Flaxbard from London.
Several relatives from -
town attended the 25th
wedding anniversary
celebration of Paul and
Shirley. Durand in London on
Saturday (son of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Durand.)
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Masse,
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Masse
and Mr. and Mrs. Elzar
Masse all attended the
wedding of a nephew in
Beachburg on the long
weekend.
Mrs. Joan Bedard has
taken up residence at the
Senior apartment in Zurich.
Spending a holiday with her
grandmother is Pamela
Webster from Espanola.
Bob, Mary and Terri
Farquhar spent the long
weekend visiting with her
brother, Ed and Denise
Webster and family in
Espanola.
Ferd and Alice Haberer
returned home on Monday
after spending two weeks
with their daughter Arlene
Meyer and family in New
Hamburg.
Welcome back to Pastor
Jack and Eileen Dressler
who have been away for
Staff photo
three weeks. They attended
the. Lutheran Synod Eastern
Conference in Halifax for a
week, then spent the next
two weeks vacationing
around Nova Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Pascuzzo of Strathroy spent
lastThursday afternoon with
Mrs. Marie Pask. They took
her for a most enjoyable
drive.
Graduation at
Saint Boniface
On Wednesday 29 students ,
from St. Boniface Parish
held graduation. Af ter
celebrating a lovely mass
with guitar and organ music
a program was held over at
the school. The C.W.L.
presented the graduates with
rosaries. The Knights of
Columbus awarded for the
most , improved students a
monastery gift to both
Daniel Creces, and Deborah
Ducharme.
For the most academic
student Gregory Hartman
received the award. Paul
Overholt won the award for
Citizenship and Jeff LaPorte_
for the most congenial -
student.
Require contestants
for queen contest
The dates July 18, 19, 20
are soon approaching. The
Zurich Fair again will be a
super show. Many fun things
are being planned. Among
those is a talent programme
for a Friday evening per-
formance beginning at 8
p.m.
Our programme will
consist of a skit performed
by our Zurich 4-H beef and
dairy calf club, members.
Other specialities will be
piano, accordian, guitar
numbers along with singing
and tap dancing.
Our local young per-
formers really display their
talent that night. Zurich can
really be proud of its young
people. Come and show your
interest.
Also that evening is our
Zurich Fair Queen contest.
Girls age 14 to 21 may enter
the contest. Prize money is
available for all contestants.
Any girls interested call
Diane . Thiel 236-4606 or
Bonnie Schenk 2364691.
Also children wishing to be
in the talent programme call
the same numbers. Any
talent of interest would be
appreciated.
The Fairmount
Amusement Midway will be
in operation that evening,
Saturday and Sunday.
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