HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-05-05, Page 13ZURICH LADIES CHAMPS — This year's bowling league champs are the Jolly Six
team: (back from left) Susan Campbell, Morg Clarke, Brenda Dayman, Jackie
McClinchey; (front, from left) Ivo Reid, Wanda McClinchey and Mona Compbell. Miss-
ing was Colleen Ferris.
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TEETOTALERS WIN MEN'S LEAGUE — Champs in. the Zurich men's bowling league
were the team of: (back, from left) Pat Bedard, Ron Desjardine, Ken Clarke, Ray
Weido; (front,' from left) Kim McKinnon, Paul Morrison and Larry Bedard. Missing
, were: Greg Willert, Earl Horner and Wayne Meidinger.
Golden Glimpses
Ladies plan tea, bake sale
Time flies.
We are now in the month of
May with Mother's Day com- ,
ing , upthis weekend. The
Ladies Auxiliary will be spon-
soring their annual Mother's
Day tea, which also includes
the sale of plants and the
home baking sale. We ask our
readers to circle the calendar
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Emmanuel
United Church
Sunday, May 9
REV. B. LAING
B.A. B. Div.
Organist
Mrs. E. Grace Martin
Sunday, May 2
11:15 a.m. Morning Worship
11:15 o.m. Sunday School
Monday 8:00 p.m.
Zurich Elders meet
at church
Wed. May 5 - 9:30 o.m.
Bible Study at home ,
of Phillippa Steckle •
Thurs: May 6 - 7:30 p.m.'
Choir Practice
• Thurs. May 6 - 8:00 p.m.
U.C.W. Meeting -
Pleose join us. We extend a
warm welcome to all.
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
REV. JACK DRESSLER
Organist
Mrs. Christine Eagleson
B.M.A.
Sunday, Moy 9
10:00 a.m. • Worship Service
10:45 o.m. • Sunday School
There Is o nursery for small
children which Is supervised dur-
ing the .worship service.
Everyone Welcome
Zurich Mennonite
Church
Pastor
• .CLAYTON KUEPFER
Sunday, Moy 9
8:45 a.m, Worship Service
9:45 a.m. Sunday Church
School
11:00 a.m. Worship Service
Wed. 8:00 p.m. - M.Y.F.
Bible Study
Wed. a:o0 p.m. • Bible Study
and Proyer Service
Thurs. 7:00 p.m.
Torchbearers Club
Friday 8:00 p.m.
Choir Practice
Meditation
Bless Thou my quiet times with
thee
When heart and mind ore still -
And let my meditations be
According to Thy will
Time spent waiting on God
Is never waited. Quote.
for this Saturday, May 8 from
2 to 4 p.m.
The residents always look
forward to these events, and
of course, the auxiliary
welcomes your presence as
well. Any donations of baking
will be very much
appreciated.
Congratulations are in
order for Mr. and Mrs.
William Sillery , who
celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary here at the home
on Friday.
A number of their friends.
and relatives called to offer
their congratulations and
share their cake and chat
over a cup of tea.
While you are houseclean-
ing, if you find bits and pieces
of narrow ribbon or seam bin-
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ding, we would appreciate
donations for the hobby shop.
The residents look ftrward
to the visits of Mr. and Mrs.
Mark. Chalut who voluntder
their time one afternoon a
week to chat and play games
with them.
On Thursday afternoon, the
residents enjoyed a bus tour
of the Bayfield -Varna area.
Bingo was played on Friday
evening followed by
refreshments.
The sympathy of residents
and staff is extended to the
family of the late Mrs. Doris
Alexander.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by
Rev. Brian Elder . of the
Crediton United Church. Mrs.
Finkbeiner presided at the
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Colonies, economlcs and
the ironer of TV repairs
The honeymoon is over...
we got cable T -V this week.
When I was nine 1 decided
to start a business. Since our
neighbourhood already had a
papet'boy and being in the
suburbs, there were enough
kids in each family to cut
lawns, I decided A° try and
flog T -V Guide door-to-door.
I don't remember much
about the statistics of the
distribution, other than I
couldn't round up enough
subscribers to make a route
worthwhile.
I seem to remember though
that the cover price was about
15 cents and with just a few
subscribers, a little kid could
establish a candy bar empire
the envy of any public school.
I was in for a shock Monday
when, with cable freshly
hooked up, I rushed out to buy
a copy of the magazine.
After paying the man '25 to
splice one wire and tighten
two screws, I guess I can't
kick at 75 cents to find out
what's on. .
But in an unexpected twist
of dramatic ircny or cosmic
justice, the T-Vpoppeda tube
We can now listen to 11 dif-
ferent channels.
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When reading the
newspapers these days or
listening to the news I get the
feeling the world is on some
kindof lunatic rollercoaster
ride. On the whole, it is rather
.amusing to see who will do
what next and to whom.
If the current economic and
political situation weren't so
dangerous - let's face it we're
on the brink of a major war
for a variety of causes - we
could sit back and giggle at
the idiocy of world leaders.
A half page ad in Monday's
Globe shows a swirl of soapy
water going down the drain.
The sponsor, *icor, goes
on to explain that "waste"
water can be pumped down
into oil wells to draw more oil
to the surface. It is a par-
ticularly bad graphic for this
company.
It brings to mind the fate of
the $150 million invested in
the tar -sands project and the
money the province invested
in Suncor itself. The money,
like the water inSuncor's pic-
ture, is down the drain.
Since the population of
Canada is about 24 million,
distributing this money would
have given each and every
Canadian over four million
dollars.
Next time the government
tries,to embark on a plan of
this size I suggest.they cancel
the project and hand out the
cash.
I know four million would
effectively insulate me from
the high price of oil and the
ravages of recession.
While many workers have
lost their jobs or have had to
organ during the service and
assisted with the singing.
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The action is rather Tike
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to see, but is an aspect of the
anti -colonial feelings the
Argentines forgot they too are
simply a neo-colonial power.
(If everybody gave back
the land they stole from so-
meone else, about four -and -a -
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By Rob Chester -
past as much as hunting with
spears.
rs.
The British however are
rapidly restoring my faith in
western civilization.
The Argentines seemed to
think world attention was suf-
ficiently distracted by El
Salvador and the middle east
so that they could snatch the
Falklands.
• While they tried to stir up
the grunts from Quest for
Fire roam the rest of the
earth.)
So a traditional British Huz-
za! to the Royal Navy for
showing the world that the
British won't roll over and
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ter how big a stick their
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WIN HIGH GAMES, HIGH FIVES — June Fisher of
Zurich won the day's high game with a score of 325 and
the first high five games with 1123, at the ladies bowl-
ing tournament in Zurich Sunday. Winner of the second
high five, with 1105, was Shirley Schmidt of Goderich.
The ladies tournament was sponsored by the same
Zurich area businesses which sponsored last week's
mens tournament.
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