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Citisens News May 2$, 19.1
Public school program salutes 125 year history
The golden agers next
meeting will be held old Mon-
day June 8, with a picnic on
the grounds at the arena in
the form of a pot luck supper
and everybody is advised to
bring along their own
cutlery and a folding chair.
There're also hoping all
the member's have returned
Zurich
Carmel Sweeney
from the sunny south and
will be able to join them.
A family barbecue steak
dinner birthday party and
farewell was held on Sunday
at the home of Dave and
Carolyn Stark.
Celebrating a birthday
was his mother, Mrs.
Theresa Stark. While his
brother and wife Tim and
Heather Stark and 2 boys
from Auburn were leaving
on Monday to live in
Calgary.
Those helping to celebrate
the occasions were, Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Bedard and fami-
ly, Zurich, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Stark, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Bedard,
Goderich. Steven Stark, St.
Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. John
Denomme, Rose, Lee and
Louise Regier, Zurich.
Public School program
The staff and students of
the Zurich Public School are
presenting a special
program "A Salute to 125
Years" on Tuesday, June 2
and Wednesday, June 3 at
7:30 p.m. in the school
auditorium.
This program of song and
d
dance which is in honour of
Zurich's 125th birthday, will
pay tribute to the founding
fathers of the area.
Advance tickets for either
evening are available for
$1.00 by contacting the
school office at 236-4942 or
one of the older students.
SOth anniversary
Congratulations to Louis
and Theresa Ducharme, RR
2, Zurich who celebrated
their 50th wedding an-
niversary on Saturday. It
began with a Mass in the
afternoon at St. Peter's
Church, •St. Joseph, with
singing done by a grandson,
Gary Ducharme, St. Peters
seminary.
The well known couple
have 14 children, 47 grand-
children and two great-
grandchildren.
A delicious meal was held
at the Hensall community
centre with approximately
350 friends and relatives
attending the closed
reception with music sup-
plied by Mozarts Melody
Makers.
They came from various
places as, Saskatchewan,
United States, Burlington,
Kincardine, London,
Goderich, Clinton and the
Zurich area.
Telegrams and messages
of congratulations were
received from William
Davis, Premier of Ontario,
MPP Jack Riddell, member
of parliament; Governal
General of Canada, Ed
Schreyer and Murray
Cardiff. Prime minister of
Canada Pierre Trudeau; and
leader of the opposition, Joe
Clarke.
Several beautiful gifts
were received which the
couple would like to thank
everyone for, especially to
their son, Charlie, who
presented them with a brand
new car.
Mrs. Cecilia Haden of
Bayview, was the only one
attending from the original
wedding party.
Paper pick-up
The torch -bearers will be
collecting your paper today
(Thursday) at 6:30, so please
have them out ready at the
curb on time.
Sheridan Villa Conference
Annie Finkbeiner, Marie
Gelinas Sr. and Cecelia
Farwell represented the
auxiliary from the rest -home
along with Mr. Risi and
ladies from Huronview,
Clinton, when they went by
van, to Mississauga last
Thursday to a conference at
the Sheridan Villa. With
Class goes fishing
The Sunday school class
which Allan Scott teaches
enjoyed a fishing expedition
and barbecue lunch on Sun-
day. A most enjoyable time
was had by all.
In her talk to the children
Ms Laing spoke of Jesus, the
Shepherd of. the sheep, and
of Jesus, the door of salva-
tion.
Again, to the adults she
spoke on Jesus, the way and
the life. He is preparing us to
know union with the Father.
His healing touch flows
through us.
Coming Events
Sunday May 31, 2:30 p.m.,
Dedication and Memorial
service at the Dashwood
cemetery.
Wednesday June 3, 10 - 11
a.m. Bible studies. At 8
p.m., Official board meets
at Dashwood.
Thursday June 4, 6 p.m.
Zurich U.C.W. picnic
supper, Gwyn Whilsmith
will show slides of rural On-
tario.
Monday June 1, 8 p.m.
Worship Committee meets
at the manse.
Sunday June 7, 8 p.m. In-
duction service at Zurich
U.C.
topics being on the care for
the elderly which they found
were very enlightening and
informative.
Personals
Bruce and Louise .Church
of California and Agnes •
Crisp of Dearborn, Michigan
spent last week with his
sister, Ruth Church.
Congratulations to Jerome
and Marie Denomme who
celebrated their 35th wed-
ding anniversary on
Saturday with a family
dinner at the Dominion
Tavern.
Mrs. Anne Flaxbard at-
tended the bridal .shower of
her niece Janet Oesch on
Friday at the home of a
sister, Mrs. Joan Hodgins
near Mt. Carmel. Janet is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Oesch, RR 1, Varna.
Congratulations to Ron
Meidinger and Cathy Stock
who were married on Friday
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Chatherine VanAaken, RR 3, Bayfield. Father Paul Mooney
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Marianne McIver of Owen Sound was matron of honour, and
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and Mary Ellen VanAaken. Best man was Joe Boyle, St.
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Falls, the couple are residing in Zurich. Photo by Frank Phillips
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