Zurich Citizens News, 1981-03-05, Page 10Page 10
Citizens News March 5, 1961
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'Showbiz' comes to Zurich arena
The theme was `Showbiz'
as an estimated 500 attended
the Zurich -Grand Bend
Figure Skating Club
carnival -show.
The show, held Sunday at
the Zurich arena, was
produced and directed by the
club's professional figure
skaters, Jeff Truemner and
Marcie Sawruk. Fred
Haberer, the Huron County
warden, and his wife Audrey
were masters of ceremony.
Club members skated to
themes from various
Broadway shows. and films.
The curtain opener, was
skaters from the in-
termediate group; Lisa
Bedard, Donna Gingerich,
Andrea Hendrick, Dawn
McAdams, Kathy Merner,
Roxanne Overholt. Kathy
Schenk, Sonya Shantz,
ITeather Westlake, and Beth
-Sweeney. The girls skated to
'Another Opening, Another
Show".
The next feature was the
junior elementary and basic
groups. The boys4 skating to
"Standing on the Corner";
were: Charlie Ducharme,
Douglas Finlay, Derrick
McGee, Kevin Overholt, and
Cam Rader.
Trudie Decker, Dwana
Foreman. Shannon Keller,
and Debbie kegler skated to
"I Enjoy Being a Girl".
A "Welcome to the world
of Smurfs" was given by the
junior girls of the beginners
and stroking groups. These
were: DeAnn Foreman,
Tina Grainger, Tana Geiger,
Tracy Jeffrey, Jacqueline
Koehler. Jamie McGee,
Jodie McGee,- Jennifer
McGee, Danielle McKinnon,
CURTAIN OPENER — Girls in the intermediate group skated to the song Another opening,
another show, at the Zurich -Grand Bend skating carnival held Sunday at the Zurich arena.
Included are Lisa Bedard, Donna Gingerich, Andrea Hendrick, Dawn McAdams, Kathy
Merner, Roxanne Overholt, Sonya Shantz, Heather Westlake, and Beth Sweeny. Absent at
the dress rehearsal was Kathy Schenk.
JUNIOR OUVERS — boys 5 to 7 from the junior beginners and stroking groups of the
Zurich -Grand Bend figure skating club skated to the music of Oliver, at the club's carnival,
Sunday. Included are: Jeremy Anderson, Matthew Anderson, Jamie Baker, Chris Gingerich,
Cory Gingerich, Andrew Grainger, Michael Jones, Patrick Regier, Kristen Shenk and Jason
Wassman.
DANCING SCARECROWS --- surrounding Martha Klopp as the wicked witch, are
scarecrows Terri Farquar, Angela Fisher, Christa Keller, Colleen Keller, Kim Redick and
Kathy Schenk. The girls skated to music from the Wizard of Oz in the Zurich -Grand Bend
Skating club's carnival held Sunday in Zurich.
Jennifer Overholt, Wendy
Overholt Dana Regier, Kim
Scotchmer, Sandra Steckle,
and Jayne Westlake.
Dance of the Scarecrows,
inspired by the Wizard of Oz,
featured junior dance 1 and
novice 11 members Terri
Farquar, Angela Fisher,
Chreista Keller, Colleen
Keller, Kim Redick, and
Kathy Schenk.
The wicked witch was
Martha Klopp, and skating
to "Merry Old Land of Oz'
*as- Donna-Gingerlel*» -
Boys from the junior
beginners and stroking
groups were: Jeremy Ander-
son, Matthew Anderson,
Jamie Baker, Chris
Gingerich, Cory Gingerich,
Andrew Grainger, Michael
Jones, Patrick Regier,
Kristen Schenk, Jason
Wassman. The boys skated
to the music of Oliver.
The girls of junior novice 1.
group skated to the music of
Annie. They were: Julie
Decker, AimeeCelinas, Lori
Harburn, Chrystal Jones,
Kellie Mommersteeg, Lisa
Overholt, Chirstine Rose,
and Jennifer Taylor.
Senior coaches Sandra
Datars and Missy San-
dilands, and junior coaches
Debbie Bedard, Cathy
Brenner, Elizabeth Datars,
-Kerry Lynn Deitz, and Tracy
Erb, as well as the club pros,
each gave an individual per-
formance. Each was given a
tribute by junior members.
Many of the intermediate
and senior groups (coaches)
appeared several times in
the show.
Anissa Gurchin gave a solo
performance as a guest
skater. Anissa was a winner
at the Canadian Games in
Brandon Manitoba.
The Club's carnival com-
mittee were: Beth McGee,
chairman; Carol Dietz,
chief advisor; Linda Hen-
drick, costumes; Laura
Overholt, music; Jerry.
Rader, Brian Decker and
Doug Klopp handle d the
stage settings; Alma
Westlake, lighting; Elaine
Dratars, ice captain; Donna
Klopp, ticket sales; Carmel
Sweeney, advertising; and
Pam Scotchmer for the front
cover design (programs).
The program thanked -all
,the friends and relatives of
the club members, and all
those who helped to put the
show together.
Part of the show was a
tribute to Zurich's 125th
birthday.
Winners of the door prizes
were: Janet Regier, wbo
won a figurine, and Nellie
Mommorsteeg, who won a
salad bowl set.
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each school
Proof of date of birth and OHIP number
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Huron Country Board of Education.
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