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Citizens News February 26, 1981
Zurich ladies Bowl for Millions
Last Monday evening, the
ladies bowling team took
part in the Bowl for Millions,
a campaign to raise money
to help the South Huron Big
Brothers association which
is trying to include a Big
Sister organization. The
ladies got sponsors for the
Zurich
Caramel Sweeisey
first game. The highest
donations were brought in by
Nancy McKinley who
collected $80.00! (Good
work.)
Music results
Results of the Royal
Conservatory music exams
held in London recently
were; Sandra Coleman,
grade 8 piano honours,
theory -1st class honours.
Margaret Deichert, grade 8
3iano (pass), theory -1st
!lass honours. Ann Reichert,
;rade 4 piano honours. All
girls are students of Mrs.
Jack Turkheim, (A.T.C.M.)
Personals
Leona and Frank Nigh of
3eaforth were recent visitors
with her mother, Mrs. Annie
F'inkbeiner also a grand -
laughter Diane and
husband Alex Doell of
Kirkton. •
Best wishes for a speedy
•ecovery are extended to
Kargarie Meidinger who is a
)atient in St. Joseph's
3ospital, London.
And to Irene Brisson of Mt.
7,1emens Michigan (for-
nerly Zurich) who is a
)atient in Bon-Secours
lospital in Grosse Pointe
1ichigan undergoing an
operation.
Tony and Marlene Bedard
Lnd Dick and Bar Rau of RR
Zurich attended the Good
toads convention in Toronto
his past week from Monday
o Wednesday which was
field at the Royal York Hotel.
Mrs. Suzanne Bell of
;ambridge spent the last
veek in town with her
iarents, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew
tau.
Barry Cleave returned
some and back to work at the
4ill last week after spending
wo weeks in Belize, British
londuras.
Congratulations to Paul
)verholt, Zurich who is a
;rade 9 student at
;.H.D.H.S., Exeter and won
irst place in the Huron-
'erth wrestling competition
hat was held in Goderich
ast Thursday.
Badminton has started
pow at the arena on Tuesday
,venings from 7:30-9:30.
.adies, men or teenagers
ire still welcome to join.
)nly $1.00 per night. Bring
►-our own racket if you have
)ne.
Mrs. Gertie Fleischauer is
}appy to announce the
irrival of her little grand -
laughter, Sarah Elizabeth,
vho was born on Friday,
'ebruary 20 to proud
*rents, Marion and Larry
togers of London, and
Brother Andrew.
A good time was had by
hose who went to the skating
)arty at the arena on
;aturday night sponsored by
he South Huron youth for
;twist. A film and refresh-
nents followed.
Thanks to all who can-
'assed and to those who gave
o the March of Dimes
•ecently, as the grana total
lame to $1,156. Also a special
hank you to the captains of
the campaign for all their
trouble and time.
Miss Roxanne Hoggarth of
Exeter spent the previous
week - with her - aunt and
uncle, Julie and Doug Debus
while her mother , Joyce,
went to the Bahamas.
The lucky winners from
the grand opening of Don's
Food Store in Hensall over
the weekend were: -stereo to
Grace Dykstra of Exeter;
$50.00 grocery vouchers
were won by : A,rnold
Westlake, Zurich, and Chris
Bruker, Hensall ; Schweppes
coolers, one to Mary Van -
stone, Hensall and one to
Nan Britton, Hensall; a
Melitta coffee maker to Olza
Noakes, Hensall; a Swanson
sport bag to Evelyn Cresces,
Grand Bend; a bread board
set to Sharon Love, Hensall;
steak knives to Wendy
Banks, Hensall and Vera
Brintnell, Hensall; blue jean
school bags went to Nelson
Wells, Exeter; George
Dowson, Hensall and Pat
O'Brien; measuring cup sets
to Helen Anderson and Marg
Hayter, both of Hensall.
Mrs. Elroy Desjardine is
presently enjoying a month's
vacation with her sister in
Yuma,Arizona.
Thought for today: The
road to success is filled with
obstacles!!
Everyone is invited to
attend the "World Day of
Prayer" on Friday, March 6
2 p.m. at the United Church.
The theme is "The Earth is
the Lord". Guest speaker
will be Mr. Ephriam
Gingerich. Hope to have a
good representation from all
the parishes!
In spite of last Wed-
nesday's foggy weather,
enough people turned up at
the card party to fill 5 tables
playing progressive euchre
at the town hall. Those
winning prizes were, for
ladies high, Annie Fink-
beiner; men's high, Ward
Neeb, ladies low, Helen
Hutchins who cut the deck
with Carmel Sweeney;
men's low, Charles Hut-
chins; lone hand went to
Keith Westlake.
Door prize went to Agnes
Regier whose birthday was
that day (all sang happy
birthday) . Lucky cup
number was won by Louie
Farwell. An enjoyable time
was had by all and a
delicious lunch was served.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hess
recently returned home after
being away to Florida since
December
Sunday dinner guest with
Jerome and Carmel
Sweeney and family was a
cousin Sister Elaine Noury of
St. Marys.
Margaret Kalbfleisch is
spending a few days with her
son, Fred Kalbfleisch of
Burlington.
Jim and Theresa Burr of
London and two children
spent Saturday and Sunday
with her mother, Dolly
Jeffrey and family at St.
Joseph.
Mrs. Juliette Denomme is
back home again, for awhile,
after being away to visit with
her sons and families in
Kitchener for the past
month.
Les and Beatrice Locke of
Trenton spent a week with
her mother, Mrs. Emma
Schilbe. They left for home
yesterday
Mr. & Mrs. Herb Klopp,
Mr. & Mrs. Claire Deichert
and Irene Steinbach at-
tended the agricultural
society convention in
Toronto last Wednesday and
Thursday at the Royal York
Hntpl .
Ross and Linda Fisher
also went to the Good Roads
convention in Toronto this
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cyr
spent a few days in Toronto
over the weekend.
Carl and Miriam Oesch
along with Kim, Jane and
Wendy Oesch enjoyed Satur-
day and Sunday in Nashville
at the Grand Ole Opry.
United church news
The sacrament of Holy
communion was observed in
the United Church on Sunday
morning.
The morning lesson was
read by Bob Horner.
In her talk to the children,
Ms. Laing explained the
meaning of communion. Her
sermon to the congregation
was entitled "Who is my
Jesus?"
Coming events
Choir practise on Thurs-
day
hursday at 7 p.m. at the home of
Nita Oesch.
Sunday, March 1st - Guest
organist Mr. Nigel Gamble
of London
Wednesday, March 4, 11,
18 and April 1, 8, 15 at 9 a.m.
- 11 a.m. A series of Lenten
services for all ladies of
Zurich and Dashwood com-
munities at Zurich U.C.
Crafts talks and Bible
studies.
Wednesday, March 4 at
7:30 p.m., Lenten evening
service for Dashwood and
Zurich churches. Miss Carol
Erb to be guest speaker. The
men are invited to attend.
A1TENT1ON
CORN GROWERS
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M.F.Monday, March 2, 1981
AGRI BUILDERS
Will Be Holding A Seminar On
Grain Storing, Conditioning, Drying
A special emphasis will be placed on the drying and storing of corn.
If you have ever had problems in this area plan to attend.
We will have quest speakers from
CALDWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
and
SHIVVERS ENTERPRISES INCORPORATED
This event will be held at
Huron Hall
Centralia College of Agricultural Technology,
Huron Park, Ontario
MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1981
Registration 9:30 A.M.
See You There!
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MR
AGAI
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