Zurich Citizens News, 1970-05-28, Page 10PAGE TEN
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1970
GRADUATION PICTURES:
THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES
If someone in your family has a
date with a diploma, it's time to
think about photographs.
Graduation Day is a proud and
exciting experience you'll want to
remember in pictures. In addition,
photographs make it possible for
others — friends and relatives,
distant ones who couldn't be pres-
ent — to share the experience.
Whether it's graduation from
public or high school, community
college or university, it is an
event that demands to be re-
corded. But it's much more than
that. It is people — old friends,
roommates, teachers — who may
soon fade into yesterdays.
These photographs, filled with
familiar faces and warm memor-
ies, will be treasured most by the
graduate in years ahead.
How to plan your graduation
pictures ?
You should begin right now.
Let's face it: most of us have
missed out on a multitude of pic-
ture possibilities. The everyday
activities of your family may
have gone virtually unrecorded.
But with the diploma come
changes that will affect your
whole way of Iife, and these last
precious days before graduation
are a last chance to capture this
important period.
Looking back in years to conte,
it will likely be the little things
you miss most in life: the sham-
poo ritual, the half -awake faces
over the breakfast table, raiding
the ice box, the "family days".
Chances are, the diploma will
change all that.
A series of these everyday -type
shots can provide a good prologue
for an album of prints, slide or
movie show on your graduate.
Then a picture -taking blitz
that captures the spirit of the day
itself: the graduate getting ready,
struggling with a rebellious neck-
tie or laying on the makeup; a
family portrait; close-ups of the
graduate; arrival at the school;
the procession; the ceremony if it
is outdoors; and a series of candid
shots taken around the campus
and at the celebration afterwards.
If the reception is indoors, you'll
want to have a sturdy supply of
flashcubes on hand. But remem-
ber: flash can be used outside, too,
to "fill in" for the sun and remove
harsh shadows from your gradu-
ate's face.
Use plenty of imagination, use
plenty of film, and aim for the
feeling rather than the facts of
the occasion.
A close-up of the graduate with
diploma will also come in handy
for a personalized thank -you card
to friends and to relatives. Pose
the graduate in cap and gown
against an uncluttered school
background, wait for a pleasant
natural expression, and take the
picture.
Simply select the prints you
like best and tuck them in with
regular thank -you notes.
The biggest thank you of all,
of course, will go to the one who
made the memories possible —
the thoughtful photographer who
took the graduation pictures.
0
Charlies Win Over
Bluewater Nine
CHARMS 30 - BLUEWATER 12
Charlies soundly thumped the
.Bluewater last Wednesday night
to gain their second victory of
the season against one defeat.
ilowever, in the early innings
it looked like the Bluewater
might upset Charlies as they led
8-2 at one time.
By the fourth inning rhe Blue -
water lead was cut to two runs
with the score 12-10, Then in
the bottom of the sixth inning,
the roof fell in and the Bluewater
were in a slump. Charlies went
up to bat twenty-three times
and scored 20 runs, due to num-
erous errors.
Since the Bluewater was un-
able to do anything right, the
game was called. All charlies'
players had at least two hits
apiece while Doug Stade had
three and Bob McBride five.
Isidore Laporte, Ken Durand
and Tony Denomme led the
Bluewater with two hits each.
GINGERICII'S 19 - BARBER B. 11
For the second time of the
young season, Gingerich's de-
feated the Barber Boys to post
their second win and remain un-
defeated. Both teams started off
very well offensively and the
score by the end of the second
inning was 9- 8 for the Barber
Boys. However, the Barbers
cooled off and Gingerich's went
on to victory.
S TANDINGS
GP W L
Gingerich's 3 3 0
Charlie's 3 2 1
Barber Boys 3 1 2
Bluewater 3 u 3
PTS
6
4
DASd#WOOD and DISTRICT NEWS
e Correspondent: Mrs. Ervin Rada'
°l a
Min! shin- r6t a a'e eb irreirra Sl fl b ervo re a re ere ere m aiPe'6. QbUb sift
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Braid and
family, attended the Braid -Hoo-
ver wedding in Seaforth, Satur-
day.
Recent visitors for the weekend
with Brad Klumpp were, Neil
McKenzie of Virginia, and Bar-
ney Raisel of Vancouver.
Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Louis Restemayer were Mr.
and Mrs. Martin McGrenere,
Miss Elaine Miller, Hank Boaman
and great-granddaughters, Sand-
ra and Susan Kirk of London,
Mrs. Adolph Keller has return-
ed home from Victoria Hospital,
London.
Alvin Walper is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Marty Becker, who was a patient
returned home,
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. V .L.
Becker's 40th wedding anniver-
sary, Sunday,May 24, their
family had flwers placed in
Zion Lutheran church, and also
gave a gift to "Lutherwood."
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader, Paul
and Sharon, visited relatives in
St. Joseph's Hospital, and were
supper guests with Mrs. Lloyd
Howe, Mary -Jo, and Shelley,
on Sunday.
ATTEND ANNUAL
Nine ladies from Dashwood
Women's Institute, namely, Mrs.
John Rader, Mrs. Eben Weigand,
Mrs. Glenn Webb, Mrs. Milfred
Merrier, Mrs. Leonard Schenk,
Mrs. Letta Taylor, Mrs, Ervin
Schade, Mrs. Syd Baker, and
Mrs. J.M. Tiernan, attended
the District Annual at Hensail
Presbyterian Church last Thurs-
day, Mrs. Weigand displayed
her mats and spoke on mat -mak-
ing.
SCHROEDER
MILLING
GRAIN, FEED, SEEDS
• SEED BEANS
`Buyers of White Beans'
237-3651 -- DASHWOOD
'FRIGIDAIRE
OF .._..
Sandra's Beauty Salon
MAIN STREET — IIENSALL
(ADJOINING DON McCURDY'S BARBER SHOP)
Opening Thursday, June 4
SANDRA OICKE RT (Desjardirrs)
OPENING SPECIALS
For the Month of June
SHAMPOO AND SET —$1.75
REGULAR $11.00 PERMANENT—$7.50
Open. Tuesday to Saturday
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Thursday and Friday Evenings by Appointment Only!
FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL 262-2811
DOWN WITH
DEFROSTING
GINGERICH'S Ltd.
Ask About Our "Free Home Service"
Frost Free
REFRIGERATORS
AS LOW AS
$359
We Need Your
Trade-ins
For
Our Summer Trade
Come in now and see us for the
best deal in the country. Our
prices can't bo beaten.
CLINTON
ZURICH SEAFORTH
J