Times-Advocate, 1988-06-29, Page 16Page 4A
Times -Advocate, June 29, 1988
ZURICH GRADUATES - The grade 8 class of' Zurich Public School
posed outside for their graduation picture. Shown (back left) are teacher
Bob Redick, Chris Gingerich, Michael Becker, Dave Kirk, Chris Meunier,
Bake sale at
Remember that there will be a
bake sale at St. Peter's Parish Hall
(on the Blue Water) on Sunday July
3 at 11 a.m.. All donations will be
greatly appreciated.
Personals
The two kindergarten classes from
Rob Smale, Chris Semple, principal Don O'Brien and (front) Jared Siebert,
Elizabeth Bowman, Julie Crown, Jodi Erb, Jennifer Deichert, Natalie Bro-
kenshire, Julie Clarke, Patti Miller and Jason Schilbe.
St. Peters on
St. Boniface School enjoyed going
on a bus trip to Storybook Gardens.
Several moms went along as help-
ers during the day's sightseeing and
g.uncs.
Congratulations are in order to
Martha Klopp and Andy Straus who
were married at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church by Pastor.Stephen Altes on
Saturday, June 25. A lovely recep-
tion was held at the Klopp's family
tam at RR 3 Zurich.
Dinner and the reception in the
evening was held in a large tent on
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ST. BONIFACE - The class of '88 at St. Boniface separate school in Zurich held their graduation ceremony last
Wednesday. From back left are principal David Sharpe, Paul Rau, Jason Regier, Jamie Regier, Matt Hartman, Dan
Masse, Greg McCarthy, Chris Regier, Sylvie Mommersteeg (middle left), Kendra Fenwick, Marc Crane, Eugene
Hartman, Aimee Gelinas, Joshua Masse, Carrie Ducharme, teacher Lorne Rideout, Pat Watson (front left), Joanne
kegler, Charlene Regier, Margo Ducharme, Gina Miller; Mark Keller, Amy Wildfong, and Peter Overholt.
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Sunday
their spacious lawn where guests
enjoyed dancing.
On return from their honeymoon
to Quebec this happy couple will be
living in Ipperwash.
John and Bridget Groot Sr. have
returned home from a nice few
week's holiday visiting relatives and
friend in Germany and Switzerland.
May we offer our sincere sympa-
thy to the relatives and families of
those who passed away this past
week: Mr. Harold Soper, Mr. Tony
Wisscr and Mr. Richard Creces.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery
is extended to Faye Forrester who is
a patient in University Hospital and
to Frank Kane in Victoria Hospital.
Pauline Ducharme is also in Sarnia
General Hospital.
On Sunday the Klopp family held
a reunion at the home of Herb and
Donna Klopp as several relatives
were in town for the wedding on
Saturday.
Congratulations to Janet and
Doug Willsie on the arrival of their
baby girl, Rebecca Marie, born on
June 19.
Also congratulations to Jackie
and Craig Clausius of Huron Park
on the arrival of their baby boy,
Kyle Wayne Onezimc who was
born on June 23.
Zurich fair seeks
queen contestants
By Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - Show your communi-
ty spirit and tiave some fun at the
same time. Anyone interested in
running for "Queen" of the Zurich
Fair on July 22 are to contact Julie
Consitt at 236-5340 or Heather
Klopp at 236-4291 as soon as pos-
sible. You must be at least 16 years
of age and live in the Zurich arca.
There arc prizes for everyone and a
chance to go on to further competi-
tions.
Farewell
The parishioners of St. Boniface
pansh held a little farewell party for
Father Paul Mooney on Sunday,
June 26 in the school gym. After
the speeches a gift was presented to
him on behalf of the parish (a beau-
tiful clock). Father Mooney is be-
ing transferred to St. Patrick's
Church in Kinkora after being in
Zurich for the past 10 years.
We would like to welcome Father
P. Hayes who is the new priest sent
from St. Gregory's Parish in St.
Clair Beach, Windsor, Ontario. And
welcome to Father Morris at St.
Peter's Parish as he has taken over
the duties from Fr. Bensette who
has been transferred to St. Gabriel's
Church in Windsor.
Last week Fr. Mooney attended a
meeting in Toronto from June 16-
19 as a delegate for the other Eco-
nomic Summit.
From 19-21 he was in Brainerd,
Minnesota at the Catholic Rural
Life Conference farm meeting.
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The program and presentation of a
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The bus trip to the Marian
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