Zurich Citizens News, 1980-10-02, Page 2i
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ST. BONIFACE STUDENT COUNCIL — The student body at St. Boniface School.elected their student representatives and
student council recently. In the back mem are student reps Mary Ellen Van Ac(ken, Stew Watson, Mark Laporte; Mary -Jo
Meidinger, Dale Ducharme and Mary -Lynn Regier. Seated are class rep Mark Martitan, vice-president John' Farwell, presi-
dent Paul Smith and secretary -treasurer Carmen Mathonia. Staff photo
Guide registration up
• Children enjoy jungle party
Around 55 children bet-
ween the ages of three and 12
went to the "Jungle Party"
in the town hall last Thur-
sday evening with Theresa
Wilson in charge from Huron
Zurich
Carmel Sweeney
County Library, in Goderich.
Four kids won prizes for
the summer reading contest
and several others won
coloring books.
Brownies
Registration up to date for
Brownies are 19 and for Girl
Guides there are 12 girls.
They find it fun and
Knowledgeable at the same
time leai'hing to co-operate.
Personals
John and Bern Denomme
spent a few days this past
week with their children in
Windsor.
Peter and Bonnie Regier
and two boys of London
along with Louise Regier
who is attending school of
nursing at Victoria Hospital
in London spent the week-
end with their parents, Lee
and Rose Regier.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Repar of Fort Erie are
spending two weeks visiting
with her Aunt and Uncle
Gert and Maurice Durand
and Mrs. Lydia Regier, also
relatives in the area.
Bonnie Schenk of the
Beauty iODen, Zurich and
George Gia from Rumers
Salon in Exeter attended a
L'Orel colour seminar in
Toronto last Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Eileen Consitt and
Mrs. Annie- Finkbeiner
recently enjoyed going on a
four day bus trip to a lodge in
Bracebridge.
Best wishes for a speedy
recovery are extended to
Miss Verda Baechler who is
now a patient in Exeter
hospital.
Jerome and Leo Paul
Corriveau of London visited
on Saturday with their
parents, Lucien and Nora
Corriveau at the Spruce Villa
Apartments, Sunday.
Visitors were, Hazel and
Tony Masse along with
Nora's great Aunt, 92 year
old Lizzy Plante of Goderich.
Curtis and Mary Gingerich
and their children celebrated
Thanksgiving early with a
family dinner on Sunday.
Those attending were:
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Gingerich and family of
Elmira, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Gingerich and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Gingerich and
children of RR 2 Zurich, and
Sandy McCarron of London.
Clerk -Treasurers Sharon
Baker, Joan bucnarme and
Betty Oke attended a
municipal finance seminar
last Thursday and Friday at
the Holiday Inn in London,
and will be going to Guelph
today to attend a Zone two
meeting of A.M.C.T.
A going away party was
held Friday evening in
Exeter for Bernadette 'and
John `McAuley (nee
Ducharme) at the home of
her brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Edsel Ducharme, as the
couple and their daughter
are moving toiDeep River
(near Ottawa). -
Sunday dinner guests with
Earl and Anne Flaxbard
were her Aunt, Mrs. Virginia
Bedard and cousins Duane,
Jor-anne, Bobby and
Jacqueline Bedard all of
Detroit Michigan. Along with
Ruth -Ann Flaxbard, London,
and Ross and Shirley Cooper
with,Jon and Lori from
Ingesoll, they also
celebrated Earl's birthday.
Congratulations to
Rachelle LaPorte on com-
pleting her course on
Electrolysis with 981/2 per
cent in Toronto this last
month. She will be starting
her business in her own
home soon.
'Dennis and Meryl Corr-
vieau attended a parish
dinner. and .reception in
Toronto last week -end in
honor of their son, Father
John Corriveau who has
been transferred to Rome.
Last Saturday a family
get-together was held for
Father John in London at the
home of Harvey, and Barb
Corriveau. They spent the
day in Kitchener with
Wilfred and Rose Mary
Corriveau before leaving on
his trip last Thursday.
Madeline Gelinas spent the
previous week in Sarnia with
her daughter and son-in-law,
Patsy and Bill Cuthert and
their new born baby girl.
"Melissa." Thursday to
Saturday this past week
Claude and Madeline
Gelinas wert.in Toronto and
attended the graduation
ceremony in Oshawa of their
oldest grandson Chris - son of
Ed and Mary -Fran
Damaren,
Mrs. Louise Denomme
(Remi) is a patient in South
Huron hospital Exeter.
Congratulations to Patrick
and Terri Brandon (nee
Rau) who were married on
Saturday at St. Peter's
Catholic Church by Father
Bensette, with a lovely
dinner and reception held at
the Bayfield Arena.
Miss Rhonda Hay, Joanne
McBride and Karen Erb
were among several who
received awards at a
commencement exercise on
Friday evening at Cen-_
tral Secondary School in
Clinton.
A good time was had by all
on Sunday at the second
annual . Gelinas family
reunion which was held at
the Pineridge Chalet. -
The children and adults
played a few games and all
enjoyed the music provided
by Mozart's Melody Makers.
The oldest person at-
tending wat Mary Gelinas
from the Rest -Home at 102
years and she stayed
throughout the whole day!
The youngest baby was only
one week old and was son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gelinas of
London.
Donna Klopp, Annie Fink-
beiner (delegate) and Anne
Flaxbard attended the
Women's auatiliary of
Waterloo Seminary at St.
John's Lutheran church in
Waterloo last Wednesday.
Daughter's of Mr: and
Mrs. Wilfred Corrvieau,
Mary -Helen Rossitor, London
and Beverley Morris and
children of Michigan. Son
Ted and Sarah Robson and
farhilies of Windsor visited
on the week -end along with
Mr. and Mrs. Jules
Corriveau of Detroit and all
attended the wedding of
Terri Rau and Pat Brandon
Saturday.
Ted and Jean Geoffrey are
happy to announce the
arrival of their 10th grand-
child, a girl born on Sep-
tember 24 to parents Colleen
and Dan Wilson of Chatham.
Jean is presently spending
the week with her daughter
and family in Chatham.
Mozart and Marie Gelinas
Sr. travelled to Detroit last
Tuesday evening to pay their
last respects to a cousin,
Litten Jones who passed
away Monday September 22.
A family chicken barbeque
was held last Sunday at the
home of Bill and Blanche
Ducharme (Avilla ). RR 2
Zurich as the couple
celebrated their 37th wed-
ding anniversary.
Franklin and Leona
Corrvieau of Windsor were
guests on the weekend with
relatives, Charlie and
Madeline Rau and attended
Terri's wedding a grand-
daughter.
Mrs. Juliette Denomme,
Mrs. Julie Debus, Mrs. Josie
Dietrich, Mrs. Therese Stark
and Mrs. Josie Denomme all
had a very inspiring week-
end at the Retreat House in
Oxley.. (near Leamington.)
Alex and May Campbell of
Toronto daughter -Rita and
husband, Edward Bushe
from Ottawa visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs. John
Denomme RR 2 Zurich and
nieces, Toots Stark and Rose
Regier and family.
Guest speaker at the local
Menn. Church, Sunday
evening was Rev. Paul
Martin, Markham, Ontario.
Presenting an illustrated
sermon by way of demon-
stration on the Potters
Wheel.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin also
visited at the home of he
formers sister Mrs. Ephraim
Gingerich
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