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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-05-02, Page 15-14 Times -Advocate, May 2, 1984 TOP BOWLERS — High scorers in the final games of the Zurich and area businessmen's tournament are shown with Marlene Bedard of Town and Country Lanes. Lloyd Haskell, Goderich, (left) was first, Ron Jef- fries, Stratford, second and Ron Little, Goderich, third. Bowling tournament Sunday was the last in a series of three Zurich and Area Businessmen's Tourna- ment. This tournament was run on a handicap basis ac- cording to the bowler's average, thus helping the lower or average bowler. Winner of $100 with a score of 2340 for ten games was Lloyd 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111. 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Businesses sponsoring this tournament were: AB Prin- ting, Bayview Tavern, Fisher's Meats, Tuckey Beverages, St. Joseph's BP, Bayview'Golf Course, Exeter Inn, Zurich Arcade, Camp- bell's Homeland Appliance, Birch Bark Trailer Park, Whiting's Warehouse, Oakwood Inn, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Dashwood Hotel, Wuerth Shoes, Cana- dian Tire, Dinney Furniture, Home Hardware Exeter, Fram - Stratford, Jack and Margs Centre, Exeter and Ferguson Apiaries. Without these people these tour- naments would not be half the success. Thank you! "Drained Fields Increase Yields" CLAYBERT FARM DRAINAGE Clayton Martin Phone 236-4766 R.R. 2, Zurich, Ontario NOM 2T0 "Let us help you with your drainage needs" FREE ESTIMATES Clay and Plastic Tile (Open Trench Method) BOWLING CHAMPS — In • ivi • ua winners in t e Ina Zuric an • area businessmen's tournament were Jim Bedard, Zurich (left) 2nd high single; Ron Crown, Zurich, 1st high 5; Doug Smith, Grand Bend, 2nd high 5 and 011ie Edwards, Stratford, high single. t NASHVILLE WINN• ER — Lori Turkheim was the winner 'of the trip for two to Nashville, compliments of Zurich and area businesses, the Zurich C of C, Ellison Travel and Tours and Hanover Tours. Chuck Erb, (left) organizer of the ribs dinner, presents the certificate while Don Beauchamp, Doug Oesch and Zurich reeve Isidore LaPorte look on. DINING OUT — Claire and Margaret Deichert (left) and Hay township reeve Lionel Wilder and his wife Rebecca were among the more than 500 people who attended the Zurich Chamber of Commerce ribs and sauerkraut dinner. Varna dedication By Mary Chessell Mrs. Harry (Fern) Baker has presented an adjustable piano lamp to Varna United Church in memory of her first husband Anson Coleman and her son Gerald. During the worship service on Sunday, Fern dedicated the lamp to the glory of God, assisted by Rev. Wilena Brown. Present for the ceremony were her sons Gordon and Jack and SAVE On paint, wallpaper and gifts, During our 8th Anniversary Sale sumo YES YOU CAN WALLCOVERINGS Sherwin Williams PAINTS SAVE Up to 7per gal. Selected BOOKS Wall Coverings 30% Off 1O%0ff all or' Gifts Special savings now until May 12 Exeter Decor Centre 15 Gidley St., Exeter 235-1010 4 • Just Behind The Bank of Nova Scotia their wives and families. The Recreation Commis- sion would like to remind everyone of the big spring dance on Saturday May 26 at the new township hall, with music by Free Wheelin'. They are again sponsoring the swim program during the last two weeks of July, and may have an extended playground program this summer. Mary Wood and Jerry Reid had knee surgery in Stratford Hospital last week. For the puzzle people - did you get the seven letters in the SAME order ( how did the word different get in there? ) that filled the blanks? Answer: The NOTABLE surgeon was NOT ABLE to operate because he had NO TABLE. inpJe3 We seem to be having our March winds in May. Hopefully we can hang on to the warm temperatures. Monday evening movies were shown followed by refreshments. On Tuesday evening we were pleased to have the Zurich Easter choir under the direction of Miss Dorothy Steckle. Residents as well as visitors enjoyed the Easter Message and were treated to refreshments following the performance. We regret that Mrs. Alver- nia Hill is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. /be wish to remind all of our readers of our Mother's Day tea and bake sale to be held on Saturday, May 12 at the Rest Home from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Any donations of baking will be very much appreciated by the Members of the Auxiliary. There will be a sale of plants. Communion services were held by Rev. Clayton Kuepfer on Thursday afternoon for members and adherents of the Zurich Mennonite con- gregation. Rev. Jim Sutton also administered commu- nion to the members of the Anglican Church. Bingo was played on Friday evening followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was con9ucted by Rev. Brian Elder of Crediton United Church. J CERTIFIED SEED :. rr tori *u rrs wr1 1_ .-` . -ow r Donations required for community auction The Zurich Agricultural Society and the Hay Township Recreational Committee plan to hold a Community Auction on May 19 at the Zurich Arena, for funds for local recreation and to assist the Agricultural Society which sponsors the annual Zurich fair. Residents of the area are asked to clean out their garages and attics, etc. for ar- ticles they no longer need or use. Local auctioneers have volunteered their time for this fund-raising activity. Anyone who has articles to donate for this sale, please call Tony Bedard (236-4923) or Ted Lansbergen (236-4149). The Zurich Agricultural Society has finalized some plans for this year's Zurich Fair which is to be held on Friday and Saturday, July 27 and 28. The date is a week later so that it would not con- flict with other area celebra- tions and fairs. The entertainment commit- tee has made arrangements to have the Waterloo Regional Police Choir perform for a program on Friday evening when the opening of the fair will take place. The Agricultural Society will also sponsor a Queen of the Fair contest again this year. The contestants in the Queen contest will be introduced during the program, but the announcement of the winner of the Queen contest will take place during the dance later in the evening. The 1984 Fair Queen may be eligible to enter the Miss Mid -Western Ontario contest in Lucknow in September and the Miss C.N.E. contest in 1985. Mozart's Melody Makers will be providing music for the dance. Tickets for the dance may be obtained from members of the Zurich Agricultural Society. There will be a door prize at the dance. The lucky winner and guest will have the opportuni- ty to spend a night and have breakfast at the Village Inn in Bayfield. Draw winners The lucky winner of the K. of C. share -the -wealth draw at their meeting last Thursday was Lee Regier, Zurich, of 893. and two 825. consolation prices were won by Denny Overholt and a Maloney from Dublin. The" Easter draw of a big chocolate egg at the Tender Spot was won by Jason Neeb. SINGER OC W 0 SINGER SINGER Don'toForget Knitting Machine Demonstration Thurs., May 3 7:30 p.m. Centre Mall, Exeter Due to circumstances beyond our control wine will not be ay • •le 0 GEN'S`"`EMPORIUM 4seemosSINGERI:DmallimIV CENTRE 1iAll WOOL E YAM EXETER CENTRE / W honour VISA and MASTERCARD SINGER SINGER 0 m 7t7 In 0Z SINGER .-. -q-.- Building Design & Drafting Services MF 1111.111.01111111 • DUSONERs Main St. St., Exeter, Ontario (519)235-2120 1 Need Kitchen Flooring? 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