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Zurich baseball registration this weekend
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH CORRESPONDENT
ZURICH — Isidore
Laporte celebrated his
birthday Saturday starting
with a dinner at Erb's
Restaurant, and then a
surprise party held at the
town hall, all organized by
his children.
An information night on
depression and mental ill-
ness will be held at the
Bluewater Community
Complex in Zurich Sun.,
April 10 at 7 p.m.
Speakers will be coun-
selors from Homestead
Christian Care. This
evening is being spon-
sored by all the four
churches in the village
and everyone is invited to
attend.
Josephine Denomme
recently returned home
after spending a week
during the Easter holidays
with her daughter Deb
and Jim Gavan and Alison
in Camlachie.
Members of the Steckle
family: Paul and Cathy,
Brian and Bonnie and
Cam and Cathy, all trav-
elled to the states for the
Easter weekend. They
attended a relative's wed-
ding in Mansfield, Ohio
and Valerie Steckle was
the flower girl.
Randy and Mary -Ann
Craner along with son,
Kyle enjoyed going to
Florida for ten days during
the March break.
Earl and Ruth Ann
Flaxbard spent Easter in
Ingersoll with family
members at the home of
Shirley and Ross Cooper.
A memorial service was
held for the late Brian
Desjardine at South Huron
District High School in
Exeter March 30 with all
the students attending.
Beth and Joe Boyle of
Grand Bend spent the past
weekend attending a wed-
ding in Dallas, Texas.
St. Boniface and St.
Peter's youth group
enjoyed a fun evening of
Glo in the Dark Bowling at
the Town & Country Lanes
in Zurich last week.
St. Peter's Lutheran
Church women are host-
ing a special evening in
their parish hall on Tues.,
April 19 at 7:30 p.m.
Guest speaker will be
Carol Erb-Gingerich. She
will tell of her many years
living in Afghanistan.
Grease
St. Boniface drama club
will be presenting a '50s
Rock and Roll musical
"Grease" in their gym
Wed., April 13 to Fri.,
April 15 each evening at 7
p.m. Tickets are $5 for
adults and $2 for elemen-
tary students at the door.
The French club will be
selling refreshments dur-
ing the intermission.
Everyone is welcome.
Zurich Public School is
putting on a mini -musical
play called "Assignment
Earth" Thurs., April 21 at
7 p.m. in their gym.
There will be a volunteer
appreciation night at the
Zurich Mennonite Church
Hall on Wed., April 20 at 7
p.m. which is being held
by the Blue Water Rest
Home. Those who have
been invited are to let
Patty know as soon as pos-
sible at 236-4373.
Ken and Martha Mungar
of St. Joseph recently
enjoyed a well-deserved
rest for a week in the
Dominican Republic.
Paul and Joan
Ducharme arrived back
home safe and sound with
nice tans from being away
for the past three months
in Largo Florida.
Earl Flaxbard of Zurich
is happy to announce the
arrival of his great-grand-
daughter, Kianna Mae
Toriumi born on March 22
to proud parents Gillian
and Ben in Kitchener.
Baseball registration
Baseball registration will
be held at the Zurich
Complex on Sat. April 9
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.,
and again on Wed. April
13 from 7 to 9 p.m. Call
Randy Craner 236-7107.
St. Boniface and St.
Joseph Catholic Church,
Grade 2 students will be
making their first commu-
nion this Saturday and
Sun. April 9 and 10 during
Masses.
St. Anne's High School in
Clinton are putting on a
musical play April 8 called
"The Feast of Life."
Get your tickets early for
the fish fry dinner to be
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Zurich Complex from 5 to
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son and tickets are avail-
able from Lions Club
members, J & L Variety
Store and Erb's
Restaurant.
Awards banquet
The Zurich Skating Club
have finished their lessons
for this season. They had
a very nice carnival. All
the skaters demonstrated
what they had learned all
winter. The year-end
awards banquet and fami-
ly potluck supper will be
held on Sun., May 1, 4
p.m. at the Bluewater
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Complex in Zurich.
Tickets are still on sale
for the BX93 dance and
elimination draw Sat.,
April 16 at the Zurich
Complex sponsored by the
Zurich Minor Athletic
Association. Tickets are
available at J & L Variety.
The foot care clinic is
Mon., April 11 at
Maplewoods Apartments
common room from 8:30
a.m. to 12 p.m. Cost is $13
and bring your own towel.
Keep saving your pop
cans for the St. Boniface
Parish Knights of
Columbus Fund. They are
greatly appreciated.
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