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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-07-06, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY,, 44.1'1,..y 6, 11967 Centennial Day At St. Boniface School Left to right, Carolyn Bedard, Dianne Smith, Kim McKinnon and Joanne Rasenberg. Left to right, Ronnie Smith, Carol Grenier, Dianne Denys, Elaine Masse, Mozart Gelinas, Mary Ann Geoffrey, Wanda Wilder. Left to right, Vicky Overholt, Julie Ann Bedard, Carol Bedard, Douglas Debus, Danny Meidinger. (Citizens News Photos) e Left to right, Carol Masse, Theresa Lansbergen, Marilyn Meidinger, Shar- (Citizens News Photo) DASHWOOD and DISTRICT Mr. and Mrs. Noel McLaren (Martha Gossman), newly weds, visited Expo '67 and •the latter's parents, Mr, and 1Virs, William Gassman, and friends, prior to returning to Edmonton, Alber- ta where they will reside, Mrs. Fredericka Eveland Mrs. Fredericka Eveland, 85, widow of William Eveland, passed away at Clinton hospital, Thursday, June 29. Formerly of Dashwood, she resided at Huronview. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Glen (Arnetta) Baker, of London; Mrs. George (Ella) Schmidt, of Baden; Mrs. Leo (Frances) Gibson, of Dashwood; three sons, William, of Water - Rio; Leo, of Dashwood; Norman, of London; also 18 grandchil- dren and 16 great-grandchildren, The funeral was held from the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home, on Sunday, July 2, with Rev. Earl Steinman officiating. Interment was made in Dash- wood Lutheran Cemetery. Pallbearers were seven grand- sons, Glen, Dale, Darry, Brian Baker, Brian Schmidt, Larry Eveland and Wayne Gibson, Most students Attend Classes in Old Time Costume Las t Wednesday, June 28, was Centennial Day at $t. Boni- face School, Zurich. A large number of the old-time cos- tumes, some of which are prob- ably 100 years old. During the festivities, the Citizens News photographer managed to gather 11 different groups of the children together to pose for a picture. This week we are printing eight of these photos, and the other three will appear in nextweek's issue. 0 Promote Children To Higher Grades At St. Boniface Grade 1 to Grade 11 Debra Bedard, Daniel Bedour, Mary Blom, Rita Blom, Michelle Corriveau, Michael Denomme, Christine Ducharme, Gerard Ducharme, Judy Ducharme, Ted Ducharme, Joe Farwell, Stephen Hartman, Mary Anne Mathonia, Ralph Mathonia, Ronnie Mei- dinger, Ron Miller, Ted Oud, Steven Overholt, Mary Jane Pennings, Lionel Wilder. Grade II to Grade III Carol Bedard, Julianne Be- dard, Richard Bedard, Michael Charrette, John Ducharm e, Brenda Ducharme, Francis Hart- man, Raymond Mathonia, Daniel Meidinger, Kathleen Neilands, Janet Oesch, Vicki -Lynn Over- holt, Joanne VanRaay. Grade III to Grade IV Carolyn Bedour, John Char- rette, Kevin Dietrich, Martin R. Gelinas, Carolyn Hartman, Mau- reen Hartman, Randay McKin- non, Brenda Masse, Marilyn M e i d i n g e r, Stephen Miller, Diane Oud, Gerry Pennings, Diane Price, Diane Smit h, Stephen Smith. Grade IV to Grade V Stephen Bedour, Patsy Den- omme, Mary Ann Geoffrey, Theresa Lansbergen, Carol Masse, Paul Masse, Sharon Masse, Kim MacKinnon, Joanne Rasenberg. Grade V to Grade VI Patrick Bedard, William Be- dard, Whilhelmina Blom, Den- nis Charrette, David Denomme, Catherine Ducharme, Rita Far- well, Anthony Lansbergen, John Paul Neilands, Yvonne Oud, Antonia Pennings, Miriam Ras- enberg, Lawrence Smith, Don- ald VanRaay, Grade VI to Grade VII Denise Bedard, Patricia Be- dard, Susan Bedour, Edward Farwell, Richard Grenier, Rich- ard Hoffman, Joseph Kenda, Janet Masse, Michael Miller, Audrey Oesch, Rita Pennings, John Rasenberg, Cecil Regier, Valerie Regier, Sylvia Wilder, Patricia Zimmer. Grade VII to Grade VIII Mary Lou Denomme, Elly Lansbergen, Nancy Rae McKin- non, Alma Oud, Adirenne Van- Raay, Wanda Wilder. Grade VIII to Grade IX Joseph Beng•ouh, Leo Debus, Mozart Gelinas, Cathy Grenier, Barbara Grenier, Peter Groot, Ronnie Hartman, Gary ,Hart- man, Elaine Masse, Janet Mei- dinger, Nancy Miller, Ronnie Rau, Annette Zimmer. 0 Dashwood and Zurich Teams Split Two Game Series The Zurich Kings and the Dashwood Tigers split a pair of week -end hall games, with each team winning on the other's home diamond. Last Saturday, as •part of the Zurich Centen- nial program, Dashwood came out on top of a 7-5 score, and then back in Dashwood on Mon- day night the Kings were vic- torious by a 5-4 score. On Saturday Dashwood scored once •in the second inning, add- ed three more in the fourth, one in the fifth and two more in the sixth, as they were ahead all the way. Zurich scored two runs in the fifth and added three more in the sixth, Dashwood out -hit the Zurich crew, 12 to six. Top men with the willow for the' TigerS were Bill Schade and Dave Ratz, with 'three each, while Ken Rader hit safely twice, The ether its Left to right, Michael Miller, Joanne Grenier, Mark Gelinas, Janice Bedard, Reta Farwell, Eugene .Hartman. (Citizens News Pho bo) Left to right, Randy McKinnon, Stephen Smith, Martin Gelinas, Ricky ,INEFF7,7 1111311144219144WitY4,,,nt Left to right, Susan Bedard, Eddie Gelinas, Reta Pennings, Cathy Du - Farwell, Patsy Bedard, Michelle charme. Left to right, Joey Farwell, Debbie Bedard, Carol Smith, Ronnie Meiding- er, Mary Jane Pennings, Danny Be- dard. came from the bats of Art Ra- der, Jim Hayter, Rick Rader and Vincent, For Zurich Earl Wagner and Don O'Brien with two safeties each, were top men. Single blows were delivered by Phil Overholt and Dick Bedard. Dave Ratz worked on the Mound for Dashwood, while Dick Bedard hurled for the Kings, Zurich 5. --Dashwood 4 On Monday night Zurich scored twice in the •opening frame, once in the third and then came up with two more big •markers in the sixth. Dash- wood scored two runs in both the fifth and sixth innings. Both teams managed only four safeties in the six -inning contest, with Don O'Brien lead- ing the Zurich assault with a double and a single. George }Iaggitt also doubled in the sixth, and the other safety came off the bat of Dick Bedard, also in the big sixth inning rally. Jim Hayter with two singles and Bill Schade and Gord Vin- cent with one each were the DaShwood sluggers. Jim Pfaff started on the hill for Zurich, but ad to give way to Don O'Brien in the fifth when his sore arm started to bother him. Bill Schade went the route for Dashwood,