HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-09-28, Page 9EST BABIES AT ZURICH -Winners of the baby contest at Zurich Fair Monday
"ere Pamela Dawn, 6 -month-old daughter of Public School Principal Donald O'Brien
nd Mrs, O'Brien, left, and Brenda Sue, 11 -month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Agar Gingerich, RR 2 Zurich, Over 20 entries competed in the contest, which
•iacted.a large crowd of spectators in the auditorium during the afternoon,
Host of :prizewinners
in Zurich's school fair
•:'Legend: 11 Hay Township
School Area; 5B St. Boniface
School, Zurich USS 9 Union
School Section, Hay , and Stanley,
GRAIN, AND VEGETABLES
Beets - Helen BiaekwelJ 311,
Donna :[upper 711, Larry Hipper
713, Gary Truemner 711, Gail
'Richardson 373;
Carrots - Larry Kipper 711,
Donna Kipper 7I3, :liatherine Beg -
'',$r 513, Bobby Snaith 5B, Gail
Richardson 311,
Spanleh onions - Jimmy Wel-
sand 811, Pauline :13aechier USS 9,
Larry Kipper 71.7, Donna Kipper
„ 1 Large anions - Ray Weido 31-1,
< ,Helen Blackwell 31I, Donna Kip-
per 711 Larry Kipper 71-1, Gail
Faohardson 313.
Dutch Sets Larry Kipper 711,
Donna Kipper 7H, Gordon Beier -
ling 7H.
Potatoes, early - Donna Kipper
713, Larry Kipper 711, Lorne
i,;•liller 811, Martha. Gascho 711,
Adan Hulbert 71.1.
` Potatoes, late - Karry Dipper
ah i 71'1, Donna Slipper 714, Ray Weido
3I.1, Gary Truemner 7H, Allan
Hulbert 714,
tlVj Field corn - Donna Kipper 711,
arry Kipper 711, Ronald Hart-
"'hien
art7 ran 52, John Blackwell 311,
tlh»
'Arlon Schroeder 914,
Wheat - Charles Erb USS 9,
Sharon Jacobi 31-1, Dianne Dignan
4, Call .Richardson 311, Marlon
ler 31-1, .
Dianhe Dignan 3H,
NI • Ja,goi?i •:111, ,'Wayne Beier -
ling , 11, a GordonBelerling 711,
Ralph Gingerich 613,
Barley - Gail Richardson .311,
Dianne Dignan, 313,
Tomatoes, 'red - Sharon Baecl1-
)'1er USS 9; _Larry Upper 711, Don-
na Kipper '7.-8, Faye Gesell USS,; 9,
Helen Blackwell 31-L
Tomatoes, green LInda stiller
15I3, Pearl Ann Erb 1155.9. Glenn
Miller 1511, Sandra Schroeder 311;
is Gerry Denomme SB,
Pears Martha Gascho. 711,
Larry Kipper 711, 'Wayne Beier -
ling 711, .Linda Luther 151-I, 'Margie
4Gelger 711, ,
1-t Plums - Larry Kipper 711, ,Don-
na Kipper 47H, Gary Truemner 71-1,
Titin Stark SB, Sylvia. Merger 7H.
Apples, northern spy Wayne
Truemner 711, Gary Truennner
711, Larry Kipper 711, Jimmy
Weigand 811', Yvonne Gingerich
"USS t9
:poles..' 'Macintosh -, -Yvonnne
Gingerich, 1155 9, Helen Black-
well. -3H, Sharon Regier 513. Jinn-
my *'Weigand 811, Margie Geiger
•
Apples, snows Wayne Truem-
ner 711, Gary Truemner 711, Linda
Luther 1511, Don Truemner 711,
Margie Geiger 711,,
Apples, Delicious. -. John Black-
well . 311, Ralph Geiger 714, Doh
rruernner 7H. ,Timmy Weigand
81T, Don . Geiger 711.
Grapes - Ralph' Geiger 711,
Margie Geigel: 711, Jiminy 'Wei-
gand 113, Don Geiger 711. Wayne
iBeieriln 781,
Putinppkin; "tie:Dnna 1' ipper
711, Dann Richar-dson 3I-8, Sandra
Richardson 31T, Larry Kipper 711,
Gail Richardson 31I,
Pumpkin, field - Gary Truem
:nen• 71-I, Donna Kipper 711, Sylvia
Werner 71.1, Don Truemner 711,
'JoAnn Thiel 711.
Cabbage - Helen Blackwell 311,
Larry Kipper 7H, Donna Kipper
'i Drumhead cabbage - Larry Kip -
.per 711, Donna Kipper 7H, Dianne
ietrich SB, John Blackwell 311,
Jen Hulbert 711,
ART (Mounted)
Grade I - James Rader 711,
Sally Dietrich 711, Kim Black 711,
Stephen Horner 1511, Elva Baech-
ler USS 9.
Grade 2 - Thelma Ramer 711,.
Yours For ..
"L I F ET
John
Macdonald
NORWICH UNION LIFE
INSURANCE SOCIETY
Grand Bend
. Phhone 41'rll
Mervin Erb 7:18, Carol Gingerich
714, Barbara Brown 711:, Brian
Fields 711.
Grade 3 - Terry Black 711.
Ruth Fleischauer 711, Gary Hugiii
7H., Bob Towton 3H, Mary Gin-
gerich 'USS 9.
Grade 4 - Anthony Dueharme
1513, Nancy ;Desjardine 1514, Jo-
ann Thiel 711, Lindh Stade 7H,
Peter Bakker 313.
Grade 5 - Larry Kipper 711,
.[.Richard Turkheim 711, Marion
Schroeder 311, Larry Luther 1511,
Lynda Luther 1511.
Grade 6 - Lynda Thiel '71-1,
Dorothy Stebbins .1511, Mary Ban-
nister SB, Mary Mae Schwartzen-
truber 'USS 9, Richard Shantz 7H.
Grade 7 - Helen Smith SB,
Ralph Gingerich USS 9, Robert
1-tendrIck 1511, Ruth Pepper 711,
Sadie Hovius 711,
Grade 8 - Shirley Flaxbard 711,
Connie .Dietrich 711, Norma Wei-
gand 1511, Irene Hendrick 1511,
Albert Hummel 311.
WRITING
Oracle 1 - Alma Oud SB, Chris-
tine Haberer 711Mary Denonvne
SB, John Blackwell 311, Sally
Dietrich 7H.
Grade 2 - Sandy Sinclair 711,
Mozart Gelinas 5E, Peter Groot
5B, . Carol Gingerich 711, Douglas
Rader 711,
Grade 1 - Gwen Clausius 711,
Dedi :DeMooy 711, Bernadette Far -
Well 513, Gail Bedard SB, Dianne
Clarke 711.
Grade 4 - .JoAnne Thiel 713,
James Ramer 714, Elaine . Micst-
lake 711, Mariery 1 rb USS 9,
Glenn :Biller 1517, '
Grace 5 - Bonnie Banko 781,
Larry Kipper 711, Lynda Luther
151.1, Laura, Grenier 513, Dolores
Gingerich. USS 9,
Grade 8 -- Dorothy Wagner 711,
Richard Shantz 7U, Susan Oesch
USS 9, Gary Geoffrey 513, , Gary
Flaxbard 711,
Grade 7 - Lynda Miller 1511,
Donna Kipper 711, Donna Richard-
son 211, Sharon Regler SB, Lynda
Rader 811.
Oracle 8 - Joan Rader 81-1,
Irene Hendrick 1511, Connie Diet-
rich 711, Shirley Flaxbard 711,
Earl Reichert 311,
CRAFTS
Grade 1 - Robert. F inkbeinor
811, Sandra, Gingerich USS 9, John
Blackwell 318, Kinn Black 711,
James Rader 711.
Grade 2 - Janet Becker 814,
Douglas Rader 711, Brenda Koeh-
ler 714, Susan Erb USS 9, Thelma
Ramer 71-1,
Grade 3 - 'Bonnie Neeb Iii,
Carole Gesello 711, Dianne Clarke
711, Ray Weido 311, Mary Ginger-
ich 1155 9.
Grade 4 Faye Troyer 71.7,
.Nancy Desjardine 1514, JoAnne
Thiel 711, Claire Lawrence '71-1,
John Hummel 31].
Grade 5 - Larry Kipper 7H,
:Danny Black 711, Linda, Oesch
USS 9, Lorne Miller 811.
Grade 6 - Paul Corriveau 711,
Catherine Gingerich 711, John Gas-
cho 711, -Helen Becker 811, Mar-
garet Finlay USS 9.
Grade 7 - Cheryl Stade 711,
Donna, :Kipper 714, Elaine Hug111
711, Gall Richardson 314, Pearl
Erb USS 9.
Grade 8 - Connie Dietrich 7741,
Norma, Weigand 811, Sandra
Schoch 711,
COLLECTIONS
Collection of insects - Larry
orIMINEINIWIINSIMMIM
Wells
Academy
is proud to announce that
Tom Arthur, Exeter
Sylvia Becker, Exeter
Donna Bridges, Exeter
Don Kileen, Exeter
Ross Little, Centralia
Betty Pollock, Itderton
Karen Smith, ilderton
are students an Commercial
and Administration Courses at
the London business college
this year.
It's not too late
for you to lain them and get
complete Commercial Training
in minimum time.
Courses include Stenographic,
Private, and Executive Secre.
tariel Diplomas for girls, and
Business Administration, Office
Training, and Accounting Dip.
tomes for young men.
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Kipper 711, Paul Flaxbard 71I,
Jim Finlay USS 9, Jimmy Weigand
15H, Margaret Finlay `[TSS 9,
BLOWERS
Zinnias - Joyce Beierling 7:[•1,
Helen Blackwell 313, David Stark
SB, John Blackwell 311, Carol
Miller 811.
Asters - Lynda Webb 711, Joyce
Belerling 711, Larry Kipper 713,
Sharon Baechler USS 9, Randy
Decker 711.
Snapdragons - Donna Kipper
711, Elaine Baechler USS 9.
Table bouquet -- Donna Kipper
711, 111argle Geiger. 711, Mary Ban-
nister SB, Sandra. Webb 713,
Larry Kipper 711,
School displays - SS 3, Mrs,
Margaret Deichert, teacher; SS 15,
Mrs. Idena Desjardine. teacher;
SS 7, Mrs. Doreen Oesch, teacher,
Park Beauty Shop, London, spec-
ial, Norma Weigand 8I1.
Bowling scores
-Continued from page 7
Satellites (L. .Calcott 177) 4
Guiles (L. Blake 100) 3
Ramblers 14
Dairymaids 12
Satellites 11
Cutles • 8
.Aces 7
1-Iigh Hopes 7
,Dumbelis
Legro5iett`9s
Sputniks 2
Shamrock's 2
Diamonds 4
High single: K. •Hearn (2585
High triple: I, Hasket.t (667)
High average: L. Scott (172)
COLLEENS LEAGUE,
The Blowettes (11f. Kennedy 532) 5
Angels (T. Hodgins 653) 2
St, Pats (L. Blake 496) 5
TIddly Winks (D. Hayter 504) , 2
Night Hawks (C. Wissel 645)' 7
What Have You (C. V. Geel •431) 0
High single: T. Hodgins (254)
High triple: C. Wissel (645)
High. average: C. 1Vissel (221)
INTER -TOWN
Lucan (C. Filson '1185) 7
New Hamburg ,(L. Voll 1135)+• .,,4
High single: B, Welsh (314)
CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE
Ltwky Six (W. Watson 588) .,4
Itderton Lions (K. Greigg 514) 0
Bottoms Up (A. Lewis 523) 3
C. Supers (V. Hodgins 635) 1
Bowler Bears (P. Goodman 614) 3
Brinsley Bombers (R. Lee 588) 1
Nairn Flyers (1'•i. Railings 596) 2
Craig Angels (J. Rapp 588) 2
High single: A. Lewis (27S)
High triple V. Hodgins (635)
:yvX.J�aatT1.+...sa.261 C.z:..
Governrnent women 1 Feta bride
Grand Bend WI topic at Cromarty
BY MRs, Ml.EL,i-WOOD: 91t4,
OMNI) BEND!
At the Women's Institute
meeting held in the town hall.
nn Thursday with Mrs- Well'
wood Gill presiding, the thence
"Citizenship" was taken by
Mrs, Harold Waiper.
in part as she spoke on
citizenship she mentioned there
are seven women senators all
Canada. Miss Agnes I1ieIhail
was the first woman member
of i'arlianlent; there are now
.four. A creed for Canadians by
Honourable Vincent Massey and
a copy of the .Canadian Bill of
nights were on display.
Roll call, "A way to be a
good citizen,'" was answered
by all members, Mrs. Walper
commented on the motto.
Leaders for the 411, club are
Miss Alma Hendrick and Miss
Karen Taylor,
Plans were made for the WI,
rally at Eliniville on October"
2 at 10 a,111,
Leaders were chosen to al -
tend the course at Hensall,
"Focus on Finishes". A dele-
gate was appointed to attend
the area convention at London.
on October 10 and 1L Tho re.
solutions were read and dis-
cussed.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
1 rle Finan, Mrs. Mansel Ma-
son and Mrs.. Herb ;Pole.
Celebrate 2Sth anniversary
Mr. and firs. Raymond Kad-
ing, Grand Bend, were honored
Saturday evening on their 25th
wedding anniversary by a din•
ner at Zurich Hotel. by their
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Wil-
lard, Mr. Willard, Calvin and
Kathy; their son, Mr, Jerry
Kading, and Miss Pat Cann.
After the dinner they re-
turned. to the Kading home
where over 30 friends surprised
thein with a party.
The evening was spent play-
ing cards. High prizes were
won by Mrs. 'Raymond Fading
Report on
Sih i p ka
Personal items
Mr. and 'Mrs. Bill. Schoiles,.
Geoffery and Susan of London
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer, Ron
and Barbara,
Mr. and :Mrs. Arthur Harlton,
Anne and Murray of - Granton
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Harlton.
Mrs. Alice Mason of Winni-
peg is visiting with her sister,
Mrs, Chris Baumgarten and
Mr. Baumgarten.
Mr. and Mrs. Win, Volk and
granddaughter Gloria returned
home Saturday after spending
several days with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Volk at Londesboro,
Mr. Stanley Jackson of Kip-
pen was a Monday visitor with
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Hariton,
Mr. and aVlrs, Fred Gibson
(newlyweds) were honored at a
community party in the school
on. Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lovie of
the Mollard Line were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. M. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fassold
and Miss Ruth Fassold of Lon-
don visited Sunday with Mrs.
M. Ratz and Mrs. Fassold Sr.
The special music provided
for the anniversary services
here by Miss Doreen Ferguson,
of Wilton Grove, soloist at the
morning service, and the Men-
nonite quartet of Zurich, at the
evening service, as well as the
messages by the guest minis-
ters, Rev. T. J. Pitt and Rev,
D. M. Guest and the assistance
of Miss Ruth Fassold of Lon-
don, with her organ, were all
aninspiration to all of those
who attended the service,.
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by Mrs, Garnet. Patterson .and' CRO ZARTY
Mr. Roy Morena. l A ,shawer for 11115s Muriel
An address was read by Mr. , Scott bricle'eleet of this week,
(toy Moron and the cele-; was 'held at her home at Staffa
branls were presented with VI Wednesday evening,
corsages, a silver dish and. ;a:; A short program was con.
.silver .money 'tree.
I versed. by .the CGI'' who contri-
A buffet lunch was served by buted several numbers in song
friends on a table centred with with Mrs. Gordon Laing ac -
a silver and white centre- colnpanying at the piano.
piece whicll was the one enter. Areading by Connie Me-
ed at Exeter Fair by Grand ,Ghee and a contest were fol
Bend WI, lowed with an address read by
CGIT ,elects officerst Carol Ann Dew when the bride
The Grand Bend CWT held .slus ubseful
wands arheauti(t4 gifts eented with many
the first meeting of the season . Darlene and Geraldine TemPle-
Monday, September 18 in the , man. Itlarlene Dow, Alice Wal.
,rhe United Church at 7:30 rhe flan.l kW, Shirley Gardiner and Carol
iv o r s h i With the Ann Dow assisted Muriel un.
Church," as the theme, was,wrap the parcels, Muriel ex -
conducted by Mary Lynn Ken 1 pressed her thanks and invited
ned,v' all to visit them in their new
Officers were elected. Presi• i holne.
dent. is Mary Lynn Kennedy; Ladies displaying the trous
vice-president, Joanne Des Jar- seau and gifts were Mrs. Dun
dine; sceretary, Elaine Green;can Scott, Mrs. Alex Meikle
assistant secretary, Donna Ruth!and Mrs. Gary Findlayson.
Sturdevant; treasurer, Jennifer
Jackson; pianist, Linda Miller; Alan for bazaar
At the Marian Ritchie Eve -
sing Auxiliary meeting held :in
the basement of the church
with Mrs, .Meryin Dow presid-
ing plans were made for the
thankoffering .meeting in Octo-
ber and the bazaar in Novem.
Mr. and Mrs, Wellwood Gill, ber.
accompanied by Mr. and 'Mrs. Mrs..Lorne Elliott and Mrs.
Russell Gill, of Brampton, spent Dow led in Vie devotionaltati. The
a few days last week in Ot- roll call. "'A Quoon" was an
taws. swered by ten members,
Miss Pauline <lliason, London, Mrs, Frank Hamilton gave a
spent the weekend with her reading, "If Jesus Came to
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Mansel Your. House," The offering was
Mason.
press correspondent, Bonnie
Green.
War 1 d Communion Sunday
will be observed .in Grand
Bend United Church on Sunday,
October 1 at 11:15 a.m.
Personal items
Miss Buelah holt, RN, of To-
ronto, spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Mae Holt.
Mr, John McElroy is a pa.
tient in Westminster Hospital,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Patterson
and Winston, Mr. and Mrs.
Wellwood. Gill visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, R, L.
Knight and Robert, London.
Vacuum
Cleaners
Sales and Service
Repairs and bags for all mo-
dels of vacuum cleaners and
polishers. Reconditioned ma-
chines of all makes for sale.
BOB PECK, RR 1, Zurich
Phone t-iensali 695r2
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