Times-Advocate, 1986-07-02, Page 10Page 10
Times -Advocate, July 2, 1986
Crafts people invited to sell wares at Zurich Fair July 26, 2
Crafts anyone? The Zurich
Agricultural Society is looking for
crafts people who wish to sell their
products at the fair on July 26 and 27.
This year the fair is extended to in-
clude Sunday, beginning at 10 a.m.
Charitable groups are invited also.
For further information contact
secretary Margaret Deichert at
236-4130.
Dance tickets are now available
from Shaws Dairy Store, Ken's Star
Time Video and Schilbe Hardware.
Bingo winners
The kicky winners at the bingo last
Thursday at the Zurich arena were
Rose Erb, Zurich who won the
"Mystery prize" worth $225. Jackpot
winner was Olive Essery from Cen-
tralia who received $1000.
Minor athletics
Every Thursday night beginning at
7:00 p.m. for the summer, the minor
athletic association baseball games
are being held at the public school
with a lot ofplayers and fans on hand.
Each week different parents are
asked to help out as scorekeepers,
umpires or base coaches. With
everyone working together it should
be a successful and fun -titled season
for all.
Co-op get together
A good time was had by all on Fri-
day evening when the employees of
the Co-op along with their spouses en-
joyed a get together and the}r annual
barbecue in Hensall. _
Last Sunday School
The Sunday School children of the
Lutheran Church met for the last time
until the fall. A little celebration was
held for them on Sunday morning.
Afterwards each one let a helium
balloon go up into the sky.
UCW supper
A good time was had by the ladies
of the United Church group last Mon-
day when they enjoyed a pot -luck sup-
per followed by a really funny pro-
gram which kept them all in stitches
laughing.
St. Boniface graduation
The grade 8 class of St. Boniface
school held their graduation
ceremony last Thursday evening,
beginning with mass at 7:30 p.m.
followed by a program and
refreshments in the school gym.
The C.W.L. presented each pupil
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with a rosary and awards were given
out by the K of C.
On Tuesday a play day was had and
the kids wore "funny hats" for a
contest.
Farewell to the principal, Mr. Gary
Birmingham who will be replaced by
Mr. Dave Sharpe in the fall.
New citizens
Congratulations to Mary Anne and
Hank Hendricks (children of Henry
and Alida) who became Canadian
citizens on June 6 in London. It is in-
teresting to note they were among 30
immigrants who became Canadian
citizens and seven were from Holland.
Birthdays
Happy 21st birthday to Jody Hay on
July 5.
Personals
While Paul Overholt's friends met
for his stag on Friday, the girls also
hada little party at the home of his
sister, Vicki Geoffrey for fiancee Col-
leen Regier.
Attending the K of C Exemplisca-
tion Convention in London last
weekend held at Holiday Inn for
Fourth Degree Knights, along with
Mr. and Mrs. Mozart Gelinas Sr. were
Claude and Madeline Gelinas and
Phil Durand.
Phil .and Joan Denomme of Wind-
sor spent the previous weekend with
his parents John and Bernadette
Denomme.
Sisters Melissa and Jennifer Mass
of Hensall recently spent from Frida
to Sunday with their great gran(
parents Earl and Malinda Gingeric
while their parents went to Toront('
Visitors with Earl and Doree
Oesch for two weeks are Leonard anu
Dorothy Bowman from Sarasota,
Florida, along with friends Grant and
Ella Gingerich also from Florida. A
family dinnnerr, was enjoyed_by_15—
'people.•
Leonard and Eva Duguay of St.
Isidore New Brunswick, spent a few
days last week with their daughter
and son-in-law, Irene and Dave
Schilbe and two daughters along with
her aunt and uncle, Dona and Gerry
Dugay from St. John's New
Brunswick. After leaving Zurich, they
motored to Montreal to visit with
other relatives before returning
home.
Dan and Carrie Eybergen with
daughters, Tiffany and Brittany from
Waterloo spent from Friday to Mon-
day of the holiday weekend at his
parents cottage in Grand Bend.
Congratulations to John P. and Elze
Groot on the arrive! of "Thomas
Eelke John"
Buster and Bernadine Regier,
Windsor spent the long weekend with
Gerald and Ursula Regier. Their
daughter Valerie and John were up
from Windsor.
Gary and Theresa Egan, Utica,
Michigan and children spent the
weekend with her parents Victtt and _i
Irene Hartman and
A family reunion and bare sup-
per was held at the horde of Clare and
Mary-Fae Regier on Sunfday with 80
relatives attending, from Dearborn,
Troy, Warren, Michigan, Rose-ville,
Mt. Clemens, Fraser, Detroit and
Harper Woods plus Sarnia, Stratford,
London and Zurich area.
The lovely day also was held for
Wayne and Janis Asmus and family
who are presently spending a week's
vacation here from West Hartford,'
Connecticut. Wayne is Mary Fae's
brother. Fun was had by all playing
baseball in the hay field.
They are visiting with his parents
Warren and Doody Asmus. Beth and
Katie will stay for a week's holiday
with their grandparents.
The Zurich public school had their
annual grade 8 graduation supper for
the pupils and their parents on June
24.
Anyone interested in going by bus
to the Shrine in St. Mary's on a
pilgrimage, Monday, July 16 phone
Mrs. Joe Regier at 236-4155 soon. Cost
is $3.00. Bring own lunch.
Happy 80th birthday to Belle
Merner who celebrated on Sunday
with a Tama dinner and get-together
held at the home of her daughter and
son-in-law Marge and Hubert Schilbe.
Mark and Mary Theresa Denomme
and two children from Kitchener, and
Mary -Ann Dumouchelle and tw 1 ids
of Belle River spent the ho ' y
weekend with their parents, Be • nd
John Denomme at
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aders write
To the Editor:
Due to the surge in publicity for
organizations and issues connected
with drinking and driving, and in this
season of graduation parties, TOC
ALPHA, a youth organization with 600
members in Ontario, has developed
its own position on this issuer.-)
We commend groups which have
initiated ways of preventing the con-
sequences of drinking and driving, ie
buses hired for graduations,
designated driver programmes and
parent/student drinking/driving con-
tracts. These measures are making a
difference; most importantly they are
saving lives.
However, these are safeguard
measures only and -the underlying
issue of teen-age drinking is not being
questioned. For all these good inten-
tions it still must be recognized that
underaged drinking is illegal. liv
removing the consequences a teen
ager must face when drinking, adult'
leaders may be giving a uncssage that
they sanction teen-age drinking, or
that any amount of-drin is accep
table as long as you sta off the
roads.
TOC ALPHA believes that drink
ing/driving contracts and other safe
ty measures are a means of opening
up channels of communication bet
ween teens and adults with regard to
drinking and driving.
We feel that the real problem is not
just drinking and driving, but in the
decision making process involved in
drinking behaviour.
Yours sincerely.
Kelly Loughecd
President, TOC ALPHA
705 887-6669
887-6669
- '' Michael DeGagne
Youth CO -Ordinator, TOC ALPHA
(416) 293 3400
June 17, 1986
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ZURICH GRADUATES — Taking part in graduation ceremonies at Zurich Public School on June 24 were
(back left), grade eight graduates Richard Gingerich, Greg Lovie, Fronk Ihrig, Mark Watson, Trevor
Lansbergen, John Luther, Paul Dickert, Darryl Rowan, Dale Miller and (centre) principal Don O'Brien,
Steve Shantz, Paul Goldsmith, Tim Miller, David Thiel, Jeff Harburn, Greg McAdams and (front) Celli
McBeath, Kathy Schenk, Joy Kuepfer, Lynda Smith, Sherri Ferguson, Dana Fisher and Carrie Srrith.
GRADUATES — St. Boniface held its graduation on June 26. Shown are school principal Gail Birm-
ingham (bock left), Charlie Ducharme, Scott Merner, Wade Suplat, Pat Ducharme, Jeremy Durapd, Ray-
mond Regier, teacher Lorne Rideout and (front) Leon Bedard, Kelly Maguire, Michael Hoffman, Scott
Bedard, Steven Rau, Anne Hartman and Robert Regier.
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