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Citizens News May 21, 1981
Gym well decoratedfor show
A beautifully decorated
gym (in a spring like at-
mosphere) was the setting
for the children's fashion
show on Friday night at the
public school. Several
mothers, grandmothers,
friends (even a few dads)
were on hand to watch the
youngsters cutely model
their brightly coloured
fashions. Each received a
helium balloon afterwards.
Commentator; Judy Savoy
of London, delighted the
audience with her humor,
while Dave Sheppard, Grand
Bend supplied the talented
back ground piano music.
Zurich
Carmel Smeeinea
The older girls of the
skating club served coffee
and squares throughout the
program, which was really
enjoyed by all those present.
Guides meet
The girl guides held their
weekly meeting at the
Lutheran Church last
Wednesday. A special at-
traction was going to
Ferguon Apiaries, near
Hensall for a tour and seeing
a film, of how bees make
honey. Each girl received a
free jar of honey to take
home with them.
Next on the agenda is a
mother and daughter pot
luck supper on June 2 at
6:30.
On Wednesday June 3, the
girls will he going to the
Pinery Provincial Park,
near Grand Bend for the day
and each one is to bring
along their lunch.
Personals
Mrs. Lucy Belanger,
Diane Marier and Mark Nou-
vion all of Windsor, spent the
Victoria holiday weekend
with Jim and Mark Love and
girls. They also visited with
relatives in Goderich and
Dashwood.
These are still a few seats
available for the Rex Hum -
bard, Akron, Ohio, trip that
is leaving this Saturday May
23 and returning on Sunday
May 24. If interested in go-
ing phone Marj Love at 236-
4033 now.
Congratulations to bride
and groom Judy Ducharme
and Frank Van Aaken who
were married on Friday
night at St. Boniface church,
with dinner and open recep-
tion at the Hensall communi-
ty centre.
Judy is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew
Ducharme Zurich and Frank
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Van Haken, RR 3,
Bayfield.
The couple will be living in
the former home of Mr. and
Mrs. Remi Denomme on
Mary Street.
Congratulations to Gary
and Ann Denomme (nee
Snell) who were married on
Saturday at St. Peters
Church, St. Joseph. Their
reception and dinner was
held at the rec centre in Ex-
eter.
Gary is the son of Marie
and Tony Denomme RR 2,
Zurich.
Jane Oesch and Carrie
Sweeney spent the holiday
weekend at a youth camp in
Stayner (near Collingwood)
and reported having a lot of
fun.
Clarence Geoffrey was a
patient in Victoria Hospital
last week returning home on
Sunday.
Richard and Joan Bedard
of Toronto spent the
weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Bedard.
Village clerks, Sharon
Baker and Betty Oke attend-
ed a municipal clerks and
treasurers meeting in
Hanover last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Less
Usherwood of Toronto and 3
children spent the long
weekend at their cottage
north of St. Joseph. (Across
from the Catholic Church) .
Congratulations are also in
order to new parents; Marie
and David Gelinas who had a
boy on Monday May 18 at St.
Joseph's Hospital (weighing
7 lbs.) This being the couples
third boy. Mathew David is a
grandson for Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Gelinas.
And to Dr. Grant and Nan-
cy Lee on the arrival of a
baby girl (Veronica) who
was born on Thursday May
14 at St. Joseph's Hospital
weighing 6 lbs. 14 oz.
A lovely wedding on Satur-
day was held for Mike and
Nancy Clarke (nee Graham)
at the Anglican Church in
Bayfield with dinner and
reception held in Bayfield
also. Mike is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Clarke, RR 3
Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
McAdams, Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Doyle, Annie
Finkbeiner, Lydia Regier
and Eileen Consitt all en-
joyed a three day bus tour
from Tuesday to Thursday of
last week going to the Tulip
festival in Holland
Michigan.
Our sympathy is extended
to the family of Genevieve
Masse, Grand Bend who
passed away suddenly on
Sunday (especially to her
husband Pete and children.)
Mrs. Blanche Bechard
returned home Friday from
a lovely 21 day Fettes bus
trip to such places as
GOOD EVIiNING ZURICH — Judy Savoy of CJBK's Good Morning London radio show
was commentator tor the Zurich and Area Figure Skating Club's fashion show. Shown here
are models Jamie and Jodie McGee. The show was held Friday at the Zurich Public School.
California, Arizona, San
Francisco, Los Angeles and
Reno. She visited several
other places that she found
were very nice, but was hap-
py to be back again - safe but
tired!
Sunday dinner guest with
Blanche at the Maple Woods
Apts., were her , daughter,
Darlene and Susan Stumps
and friend, also grandson
Kelly all of Kitchener. Along
with a brother, Clemence
and wife Mary Geffrey, Cen-
tralia.
Mr. Calvin Fahrner of
Mississauga, spent the holi-
day weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Emmery
Fahrner, at her Blue Water
Rest Home Apt.
Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Fahrner, her sister. Mrs.
Clara Ratz of Shipka, . and
her daughter Mrs. Margaret
Smith of London, accom-
panied Calvin to Toronto.
At the Kam Keek Yuen
Restaurant a surprise birth-
day party was held to
celebrate his mother's 82nd
birthday. To greet them
were four couples from
Kitchener, namely Meria
and Lloyd Lougheed, Lorna
and Alf Werner, Joyce and
Gerry Thompson, Marg and
Bruce Scheifle.
The delicious dinner ended
with the serving of a large
cake, beautifully decorated
with one large rose.
Miss Cinday Tsui, whose
father is owner of the
restaurant and who is
employed by the Ontario
Ministry of Northern Af-
fairs, where Calvin also is
employed, was hostess for
this gala event.
After dinner, all attended
the sixth and final Hustler
Show presentation put on at
the Ryerson Theatre by the
Hustler Young Men's Bible
Class. The show, of which
Calvin has been a member
for the last nine years, is a
heart-warming, family
musical review. All
proceeds from the Annual
Show are designated to
various charities.
To top off an enjoyable
weekend, on Sunday, Mrs.
Fahrner and Calvin, after
attending the Chapel service
at Blue Water Rest Home,
enjoyed a delicious dinner at
the Zurich Hotel.
Youth car wash
St. Peters Lutheran Youth
group will be having a car
wash to raise money on
Saturday May 23 from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Zurich
fire hall.
The best way to cure your
wife of nervousness is to tell
her it's caused by advancing
age.
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