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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-11-12, Page 15THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1970 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE FIFTEEN St. Joseph - .Drysdale - Bluewater DEBBIE HOGG 236-4857 News Along CORRESPONDENTS The Shore of Beautiful THERESA JEFFREY 236-4159 Lake Huron Sorry folks, we missed you last week, did you miss us? Don't let us mass you anymore. Please keep us up-to-date op your comings and goings, visitors, trips and other activities. We hope it won't always take two weeks to get enough news' for one column. Mr. and Mrs. Nap Denomme visited their cottage last Thurs- day but because of the chilly • wind blowing off the Lake they changed their minds about stay- ing and returned home to Detroit a few hours later. Mr. and Mrs. David Jeffrey and family, along with Mrs. Jeffrey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rossi, all of Detroit, visited last Sunday with friends and relatives along the Bluewater. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mernovige of Royal Oak, Michigan, are planning on spending two weeks at their cottage at Ducharme Beach. (Good Luck) Mrs. Valerie Cantin spent the weekend at her home in St. Joseph and visited her friends and family before returning home to Detroit with her brother, Treffley Laporte. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Charret- te returned home last week after a Californian holiday, visiting their son and his family, Ellis Charrette. Mrs. Louise Cantin returned home last week after spending a few weeks visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Peasant and family, in Montreal. Mr. and Mrs,_ Golding,. off_ London visited their cottage at Ducharme Beach on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ross, of Toronto spent the weekend at their cottage at Bayview. Mr. and Mrs. LeGendre and family, of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. L, Z. Fournier, spent the weekend at their cottages in St. Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Durand and family, of London visited Mrs. Durand's parents, Mr. and Annual Meeting OF Bible Society Rev. Leonard W. Schnell will be the guest speaker for the local annual Bible Society meeting. He has formerly ser- ved as District Secretary for the Saskatchewan Area. Because of the limited dates available with Rev. Schnell, the Zurich execu- ' rive has decided to co-operate with Dashwood and attend the meeting at the DASHWOOD Community Centre an SUN., NOVEMBER 15 at 8 p.m. Mrs, Dennis Charrette last week- end, Mr, and Mrs. Avco Delta and family, of Sterling, Georgia, returned home last weekend after spending two weeks along the Bluewater visiting their many friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Durand celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary with a fam- ily dinner at the Zurich Domin- ion Hotel, Saturday, November r Wedding RADER - GRENIER Mums and roses formed the setting in St. Boniface Church, Zurich, when Father A. Durand heard the wedding vows of Rose Marie Grenier and Richard Lloyd Rader in a double ring ceremony. The bride is the oldest daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Gren- ier, Dashwood and Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Rader are the parents of the groom, also of Dashwood. Mis. Steve Meidinger contrib- uted the wedding music and accompanied Mrs. Bob Hoffman, the soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was charming in a floor -length empire styled gown of fortrell. A fortrell train was lined with nylon tulle and the illusion veil was held on by a sequined crown. She carried a white Bible on which was plac- ed a white orchid and satin streamers. Catherine Grenier was her sister's maid of honor and she chose a peacock blue French velvet gown with empire waist- line. Carole and Joanne Grenier, also sisters of the bride, Donna Bishop, a cousin, and Heather Rader, the groom's cousin, were attired the sante as the maid of honor and all carried one long stemmed red rose. Kenneth Rader was best man for his brother and Glen Rader, Harvey Adams and Gerard Gren- ier ushered the guests. Robert McGregor, the bride's cousin, was ring bearer. After the wedding reception which was held in the Dashwood Community Centre, the bride changed to a beige colored en-; sernble with brown accessories and left with her husband fur a honeymoon to Niagara Falls. On their return the young couple will reside in Goderich where the bride is an employee at Woolworth's of Canada and the groom is employed at Conk- lin Lumber. In the evening many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Durand's gathered to help them celebrate. Last Wednesday Mrs. Yvonne Jeffrey enjoyed freshly picked Rec Schedule NOVEMBER 12 '7-9 Mates vs Bluewater 9-11 Farmer's Union vs Flyers NOVEMBER 15 8-10 1-Iensall vs Sabres NOVEMBER 19 7-9 Farmer's Union vs Hensall 9-11 Sabres vs Bluewater NOVEMBER 22 8-10 Mates vs Flyers NOVEMBER 26 7-0 Bluewater vs Flyers 9-11 Hensall vs Mates NOVEMBER 29 8-10 Sabres vs Farmer's Union DECEMBER 3 7-9 Mates vs Farmer's Union 9-11 Sabres vs Flyers DECEMBER 6 8-10 Bluewater vs Hensall DECEMBER 10 7-9 Flyers vs Hensall 9-11 Bluewater vs Farmer's Union DECEMBER 13 8-10 Mates vs Sabres DECEMBER 17 7-9 Bluewater vs Sabres 9-11 Flyers vs Mates DECEMBER 20 8-10 Hensall vs Farmer's Union JANUARY 7 7-9 Hensall vs Mates 9-11 Farmer's Union vs Sabres JANUARY 10 8-10 Flyers vs Bluewater JANUARY 14 7-9 Farmer's Union vs Flyers 9-11 Mates vs Bluewater JANUARY 17 8-10 Sabres vs Hensall JANUARY 21 7-9 Sabres vs Mates 9-11 Mensall vs Flyers JANUARY 24 8-10 Farmer's Union vs Bluewater JANUARY 28 7-9 Hensall vs Bluewater 9-11 Mates vs Farmer's Union JANUARY 31 8-10 Sabres vs Flyers FEBRUARY 4 7-9 Flyers vs Farmer's Union 9-11 Sabres vs Hensall FEBRUARY 7 8-10 Bluewater vs Mates FEBRUARY 11 7-9 Bluewater vs Sabres 9-11 Flyers vs Mates FEBRUARY 14 8-10 Hensall vs Farmer's Union FEBRUARY 18 7-9 Mates vs Hensall 9-11 Farmer's Union vs Sabres FEBRUARY 21 8-10 Flyers vs Bluewater raspberries from her garden. Mrs.. Peter Jeffrey and daughter Debbie spent the weekend at the home of her brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Jeffrey. Peter Jeffrey, who suffered serious in- juries in a two -car collision Sunday, November 1, is now doing well in St. Joseph's Hosp- ital, London, Daryl Rau is also a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. Rau entered the hospital last Friday for surgery. Mark Regier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Regier, returned home Sunday after a short stay in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. 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