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Zurich Citizens News, 1978-11-02, Page 15ur- Iny ley )to MR. AND MRS. DOUG DEBUS Julie Rau and Doug Debus exchanged marriage vows September 9, 1978 at St. Peter's Church in St. Joseph. Father J, Bensette. officiated. The matron of honor was Janet Brown and bridesmaids were Charlene Finkbeiner, Joyce Hoggarth, Janine Rau and Deborah Bedard. The best man was Gary Ducharme and guests were ushered by Louis Debus, Leo Debus, Gerry Neilands and Darryl Rau. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rau and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Debus are parents of the groom. After a honeymoon to northern Ontario the couple has taken up residence in Zurich. Photo by Fred Bissett, Goderich MR. AND MRS. DAVID OESCH Richmond Hill United Church was the setting for the October 14 wedding of Linda Ann Glenn and Vernon David Carl Oesch. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Glenn, Richmond Hill and the groom is the son of Mrs. Madge Oesch, Goderich and late Vernon Wesley Oesch. Rev. Dr. McNair officiated. The maid of honour was Berni Devlin and flower girl was Jujie Glenn. The best man was Douglas Carl Oesch and the ushers were Frank and John Glenn. The couple has taken up residence in Seaforth. Both are employed at the Tasty Nu Bread and Doughnut Shop in Seaforth. Re Elul JOHN TINNEY Reeve For Hay Township Nov. 13th Rec loop season here The Zurich Recreational Hockey League rolls into another year of action with the same four teams con- testing the league title. Action gets underway next Thursday with the Blues tak- ing on the Flyers and the Panthers and Sabres doing battle. The following are the rosters for this year: FLYERS — Larry Merner, Dick Bedard, Bob Johnston, Jim Oesch, John Becker, Paul Haggitt, Bill Wagner, Glen Zirk, Rick Bedard, BernieDenomme, Dave Taylor, Doug, Turkheim, Marty Kelders, Dan Durand, Martin Vanderberk. PANTHERS — Ross Fisher, Bob Merner, George Suplat, Bob Morrissey, Gerald Shantz, Ron Watt, Jim Ramer, Dale Cressman, Earl Wagner, George Grenier, Wayne Hamather, John Smits, Ken Lovie, Ken Fenwick, Richard James, Gates Blanchette. BLUES — Ken Clarke, Ron Oesch, Wayne Clarke, Jim Consitt, Paul Morrison, Randy McKinnon, Mahlon Martin, Rick Fisher, Ron Clarke, Cliff Gingerich, Dave Clarke, Grant Lee, Don Geiger, Doug Corriveau, Paul Klopp, Glen Gascho. SABRES — Jim Bedard, Don O'Brien, Bi11 Hoffman, Peter Bedard, George Haggitt, Ray Weido, Dan Schilbe, Bob Brown, Phil Overholt, Eric Smale, Joe Kenda, Ivan Bedard, Dan Turkheim, Bill Case, Terry Rau, Paul Steckle. Rec league schedule NOVEMBER 9 Blues vs Flyers Panthers vs Sabres 16 Flyers vs Sabres Blues vs Panthers 23 Panthers vs Flyers Sabres vs Blues 30 Sabres vs panthers Blues vs Flyers DECEMBER 7 Blues vs Panthers Sabres vs Flyers 14 Blues vs Sabres Panthers vs Flyers 21 Flyers vs Blues Sabres vs Panthers 28 Panthers vs Flyers Sabres vs Blues JANUARY 4 Flyers vs Sabres Panthers vs Blues 11 Sabres vs Panthers Blues vs Flyers 18 Panthers vs Blues Sabres vs Flyers 25 Blues vs Sabres 1+ lyers vs Panthers PLAYOFFS Feb. 1 lst vs 3rd 2nd vs 4th 8 2nd vs 4th 1st vs 3rd 15 1st vs 3rd 2nd vs 4th 1st round — Best of three 2nd round — Best of five Homemakers Continued from page 6 service using government funds and then the client receiving the service must pay for any additional time. She said one of the concerns of government was that doctors may recommend that a patient receive homemaker services rather than have that patient placed in an institution. 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