Times-Advocate, 1983-05-04, Page 25PACKERS WIN 'A' — The. A' championship of the Zurich ladies bowling league was
won by the Packers. Back, left Elaine Weido, Barb Van Patter, Hazel McEwen and
Leona Reichert. Front, Doris Goldsmith, Thelma Thiel, Joan Finkbeiner and Mono
Kroft. T -A • hoto.
,Y t
LEAGUE CHAMPIONS --- The Little Rad Devils won the Zurich ladies bowling league
championship. Back left, Dionne Ducharme''Brenda Harburn, Hilda Lansbergen and
Judy Morrison. Front, Myraline Desjardine, Sheila Dickert and Charlene Ducharme.
HAPPY GANG WIN 'C' -- The 'C' championship of the Zurich ladies bowling league
was won by the Happy Gang. Back, left, Sherrie Stade, Eleanor Weigand, Maxine
Miller and Joy Mason. Front, Vicky Clarke, captain Gertie Stade and Isabelle Becker.
Absent was Sue Zimmerman. T -A photo.
TOP ZURICH BOWLERS - Trophies were presented to the top individual bowlers
In the Zurich men's bowling league. From the left are Jim Bedard 386 single and
788 triple, Ron Crown 214 average and Doug Debus 363 single and 784 triple.
ZURICH LEAGUE CHAMPS -- The Tee Totallers won the Zurich men's bowling
league championship. Back left, Ken Clarke, Larry Bedard, Greg Willert, Brian
Hogarth and Randy Bedard. Front, Ron Desjardine, Captain Paul Morrison, Ray Weidb
and Pat Bedard. Missing was Kim McKinnon. T -A photo.
Friends shower brides
with presents in Zurich
A bridal shower was held
for Lois James last Friday at
the Mennonite Church. She is
the finance of Charlie
Gingerich, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Gingerich.
On Monday evening May 2,
a lovely bridal shower was
given for Charlotte Gingerich
at the Mennonite Church Hall
for relatives and friends,
where she received several
beautiful gifts. The bride-to-
be is the daughter of Cleave
and Margaret Gingerich, RR
1 Grand Bend.
Cyril and Ann Hartman of
Lucan visited on Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Theresa
Hartman and her father,
Alfred Meidinger.
Last Thursday, Dan Ken-
neley, field officer for the
Ausable-Bayfield Conserva-
tion Authority showed slides
to the pupils at the Zurich
Public School regarding Hay
Swamp as a wetland. Then in
the afternoon grades 5-8 went
on a field trip to Hay Swamp
to observe it.
This Friday, May 6 grade 7
and 8 will go by bus to London
to the Ska-Nah-Doht Indian
Village. -
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Smith
and son Daryl from Hamilton
were dinner guest with Mrs.
Marcella Dietrich last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Turner of Kitchener spent
Saturday with their cousins,
Oscar and Lylyan Greb.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Risi and
daughter Wendy recently
spent eight days on a vacation
in Vancouver.
Congratulations to Patty
Gingerich and Clive Mlles
who were married on April 16
at the Zurich Mennonite
Church. Patty is the daughter
of Jerry and Pearl Gingerich.
Theladies and men's bowl -
Three baptized
at Varna event
Varna United Church was
filled on Sunday, with large
family groups In attendance
foe the Sacrament of Bap-
tism. Babies baptised were
Cara Lee Stephenson,
daughter of Blaine and Leisa;
Chad Taylor Paterson, son of
Rod and Cathy; and James
Andrew Laurie, son of Joe
and Willi. Jerry and Helen
Brockman were sponsors for
Andrew.
Margaret Robinson showed
about 125 of her excellent pic-
tures of Indonesia and its peo-
ple (she has 400) at the hall on
Friday evening. The purpose
of Crossroads International is
to increase understanding
between the people of the
world. Marg lived among or-
dinary village people:
although she was in a doctor's'
home where sanitation was
above average. Doctors are
government employees, and
work long hours for an
average salary. His wife is an
acupuncturist.
Marg gained a wealth of in-
formation about the people
and the country during her
four-month stay, and visited
some of .the smaller islands,
She made some good friends,
and was captivated by the
children. The people: of In,
donesia are in dire need of
clean water and better hous-
ing. Open sewers are
everywhere, even in large
cities, and the population is
• dense. Few can afford an
education, and older children
are needed to care for little
ones while the mother works,
or to help in the fields.
Bribery is a way of life when
dealing with officials. .
Margaret has set up an ac-
count at the Credit Union
where she deposits money for
rebuilding and expanding the
school in the village where
she stayed. She is hoping to
have $8000 by next fall, which.
will be matched by. money
from the federal government.
There may be few oppor-
tunities left to hear Marg, but
if you can attend one of her
presentations, you will find
her tremendously interesting.
David Hayter and Leslie
Linfield presented Marg with
a donation from the Goshen
Messengers.
John Kalbfleisch gave his
prize-winning speech.
•
oCden
/mpiei
Our lawn chairs have now
been outside on the patio in
readiness for spring and sum-
mer. The residents are taking
advantage of the nice weather
to walk around the driveway
and sit out on the patio to en-
joy the budding trees and
shrubs.
We welcome Mrs. Jessie
Brock back from the hospital.
much improved. We regret
that Wellington Riehl is
presently a patient in South
Iluron Hospital, Exeter. •
We hope our readers will
make a note of this Saturday,
May 7. when the Ladies Aux-
iliary will be holding their an-
nual hake sale, plant sale and
Mother's Day Tea from 2:00
to 4:00 p.m. Any donations of
baking will be very much ap-
preciated by the members of
the Auxiliary.
Residents who have been
out visiting recently are Mrs.
!hazel Coward, Mrs. Florence
Gould, Mrs. Alice Webb, Mrs.
Hilda Turnbull, Mrs. Arletta
(fess, Mrs. Ituby Hoggarth
and Mr. Stephen Molnar.
Bingo was played on Friday
evening followed by
refreshments.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by ,
Rev. Clayton Kuepfer of The
Zurich Mennonite Church.
Nuclear attack is a scary
topic, but he was funny. The
reason for a nuclear'attack in
the Varna area? To destroy
food production. Where would
John build a shelter? Under
his swimming pool, radiation
can't penetrate a pool of
water. He shopped locally for
a construction company and
supplies. John has a big voice
for a young, lad, and could
have been heard in a large
auditorium.' He came second
in Provincial semi-finals in
Barrie.
Bill and Helen Taylor have
been blessed with another
grandson, born to Joyce and
Bill Boussey. Still no girls!
ing banquet was held at the
Hensel) Community Centre
Saturday. All enjoyed a
delicious roast beef dinner
catered by Mrs. Howard
Finkbeiner and her helpers.
Awards and trophies were
presented to various teams.
and the evening concluded
with dancing to the music of
Mozart's Melody Makers,
which was enjoyed by all.
The Zurich 4-H girls club
"The Swinging Settlers" who
took part in the. Heritage
Cooking course joined in with
other 4-H clubs at their
achievement night at
Brucefield Centennial School
on Monday night. Special
thanks to the leaders, Joan
and Helen Regier for working'
with the girls and giving up
their time every week.
Brent O'Brien spent the
weekend with his sister and
brother-in-law, Pam and
Steve Bedour in Strathroy,
while his parents Don and
Donna O'Brien spent the
weekend in London. And on
Sunday all were dinner guests
at Pam's house along with her
brother, Jeff O'Brien.
Congratulations to Mike
and Bonnie McCann, Grand
Bend on the arrival of their
baby boy.
Wedding
Cake
Rentals
Now
Available
Fountain
rental
available
with
decorated
cake
Will deliver within 20
miles of Lucan. For ap-
pointment please phone
Cake Creations
Aleda McComb
227-4817
Times -Advocate,
Mo 4, 1983 Po • 13A
PORTABLE CLASSROOM Teacher Bob Reddick and Zurich public school students
enjoyed a recent bus tour of the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority proper-
ties in Hay Swamp. - T -A photo.
KLOMP'S
NURSERY & LANDSCAPING
R.R. No. 2, ST.PAULS 393-6346
for Mother's Day!
'Say It With A Plant'- From Klomp'i Nursery and Landscaping
(Next To Downie Central School)
• Shade Trees* • Evergreens • Shrubs • Roses
Mother's Day
*Hanging Baskets
Spring
Special
*Patio Pots
Special
COLORADO BLUE
*Boxed Plants
POTTED
SPRUCE
_ and more
ROSES
15% Off
_
$5.50 .,a
* Shade Trees Include:
*Why Not A Gift Certificate From Klomps•
• Red Maple • Norway Maples • White Birches • Mountoin
Ashes • Globe Maples, and many many more in all sizes up to
4" caliber.
KLOMP'S
Complete Professional Landscaping
•Residential • Industrial •Commercial
*For All Your
Mother's
Day Needs*
OPEN
Down is Desk
Set. till S:00p.w.
Soo. 104N to- his
PHONE TODAY 393-6346
right next to Downie Central School
MITCHELL SESRIN VILLE Hwy s STRATIIORD
err
FULL 1RTON
PERTH COUNTY RD.17
t
ST. PAULS
ST. MARYS
CO-OP protects your
crop inveslinent with
customized ferlilizer services.
,ar custom fertilizer services can save you time, money
and labour. We can help you develop a fertilizer plan that
Is ideally suited to your farming practices. And when
spring comes, we'll have the fertilizer you need where you
need it, when you need it. Through our investment with
CF Industries, we have direct access to their mines and
fertilizer manufacturing plants. �
HERBICIDE IMPREGNATED
FERTILIZER FOR CORN
Atte we custom blend you Ierldizer. we
can etymonate Sean + on the 'endues
either ab a err with CO.OP Atrazne.
Dial eta Gegy Prime:tra or Blade: 80W
The fertilizer -herbicide mature is then
custom applied to sax Reid and you
ncopaate N woven 4 hots It can save ycu
time. labour andextra trips over the held
SEED AND -
FARM CHEMICALS
Choose from our complete Inc of corn
soybean. cereal gravers and forage seer! Our
Green Plan can help you choose seed
lyses and rates based rn you yield goals
We also carry a full Inc of agriadtual
chemicals Our stall is fully trawled to help
identity pest problems and to rexormle ui
carol programs and product
And you can depend on_ us to troubleshoot any
problems so you won't loss any time it'the field.
Right now, while your making plans for this crop year,
see us about your fertilizer needs. We can customize our
fertilizer services to fit your plans. Then when spring
comes, you'll be ready to go. -
AGRONOMIC
SERVICE
See us about Green Ban 11 can give you a
sound agrapmic fertilizer plan Tota ler
nMy needs are calculated Iran your selected
yell goal and a measure of nutrients
present in Mal freta SI even tell you the
break-even price needed at you yield
CUSTOM
BLENDING •
NO can blend yea fertilizers 10 you exact
specifications. combining nitrogen
phosphate and potash plus *hates
mraonuUienfs fifth be needed accookng
to wu sol conation your are and your
yield eapeataprn. MS the sensible way to
control sax kindle, costs
♦ APPLICATION
EQUIPMENT RENTAL
You ran rent our application equipment and
appy the Iertdte yourself. No need to
Mwesl n special avocation equpmert
v't "met" applleates, equpme'M in top
condhon to 01'! oosty down time
CUSTOM
APPLICATION
Nk have the experienced and Framed
manpower and theme equipment to custom
appy you lert,luer acuwaley and
efficiently h II saw you time and labour
Our bulk spreader trucks have flotation
fires to reduce sal compaction
FARM
DELIVERY
Bags a table No have fertilize any way you
warts rt Oa BIG BONUS :within' is
available for starters The balance of you
yogram will be custom Formulated NN also
have the equipment to delwo bulk fertilize
to your farm And well rent alt accadng
to you schedule Prompt delvers to sue
1 1. 110/1
;Alt; r.
NEW TERRA -DATER LIQUID FERTILIZER APPLICATOR
235-2081