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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-06-04, Page 7Milk sake dotted Sight not commonly seen There was some excitie- ment at Brian McAsh's a week ago Monday when a large snake crawled out from beneath the back steps. It was eventually identified Varfla by Mary Cliesison • by Dave Roy as being a milk snake, something that is not commonly seen in the village. CGIT girls meet The Varna -Goshen CGIT girls and their mothers en- joyed a potluck supper and program at Varna church on Monday ' evening. The girls put on a skit "The Dating Service." Church -government discussed Anson McKinley took part in a dialogue with Rev. Wilena Brown on the topic "Christians, Systems and Responsibilities'at the Var- na and Goshen church ser- vices. Anson feels the church should not pressure the government in policy matters, but should be most concerned with the in- dividuals who are members, so they in turn will have a positive influence in society and in the responsible use of our resources. He pointed out that it is our demand for paper, for in- stance, that necessitates having large paper mills which pollute our northern rivers. The things we think we have a right to, even educa- tion and medical care, are not free and must be paid for in some way. The more we depend on -government and other organizations to provide for these things, the less freedom we have. He admitted there are many complex issues, without easy answers, but the dialogue raised some thought-provoking issues. Anson also pointed out that people who are not successfully using their talents and business or far- ming expertise, have little to offer to other people. The congregation was celebrating Rogation Sun- day, and members offered JUNIOR 250 — Chuck Collins of Varna takes a fast corner the Junior 250 house league class at Hully Gully. seeds, soil and water as well as money. The children planted a pot of zinnia seeds for the church flower bed. Next Sunday there will be a report 'from Conference and Pentecost, and the following Sunday Rev. Nor- man Pick will be the guest preacher at a joint service at 11:00 a.m. A barbecue will follow the service, with our Vietnamese family as guests. Please remember tonight's U.C.W. meeting, ladies. On Sunday, the Stanley Steamers slo-pitch team will play in Zurich. No Wednes- day game is on the schedule. Citizens News, June 4 1961 �1a1 AFTER THE FALL — Race officials help Jimmy Dickins back into the action after a fall on the tower jump. Dickins of Hensall, was racing in Hully Gully's house league Pee Wee C class. Local rider qualifies for Super -cross Local rider Chuck Collins of Varna, after six years of. competitive racing as a school boy, junior, senior, and expert in motocross across Ontario and Michigan has qualified to compete in the Super -Cross Spectacular in Toronto, Saturday. The Supercross Spec- tacular with over $25,000 in prize money will be staged at Exhibition Stadium in Toronto before an expected crowd of 30,000 people. Collins at age 17 will be the youngest of the 80 riders from across Canada and the U.S.A. who have qualified for the event. Chuck will be lining up with such stars as Mark Barnett from Bridgeview, Illinois, current leader in the U.S.A. : Supercross, Donny Canteloupi from California on a factory Yamaha, Ross Pederson, number one Canadian Plate Holder from Calgary, and Jeff Ward from San Anna, California, on a. factory Kawasaki. Local race fans will be attending to cheer on Chuck who is a product of the Hully Gully house league motocross system. This event will appear on Wide World of Sports later this summer. Moto -cross wins for area bike riders House League Motocross race action continued once again Thursday at Hully Gully with over 50 riders competing for both ribbons and points. Local riders faired well along with other riders from in Sarnia, London, and other parts of South Western Ontario. The results are as follows: Mini-Enduro - Fred Wallis, J ondon. Enduro 125 - Steve Ferguson, Exeter; Scott Lovie, Exeter. Enduro 250 - Peter Engel Ailsa Craig; Dave Vanneste, Church members travel to ordination Several members of Calvary United church and Zurich United church 4) journeyed by bus to the Lon- don Conference of the United church at Chatham for the ordination service of their • minister Rev. Barbara La- ing. She was one of 13 can- didates ordained by Rev. Bill Seyers, president of the London conference and moderator Dr. Lois Wilson. 1 I Dashwood Mrs. Irvin Rader Lutheran laymen meet Eighteen members of Zion Lutheran church attended the Lutheran Laymen's League Spring Rally at St. Peter's Lutheran church, Stratford on Sunday. Mrs. Frieda Keller has returned home from South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader were Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader and Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Rader. A number from here attended the Martine - Parsons wedding at Exeter and the reception at the Rec Centre, Saturday. Bill and Sharon Bennett spent eleven days with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin and other relatives prior to moving to Regina. They attended Bill's graduation at Thunder Bay, Lakehead University, May 30. Mrs. Jessie Ford has been able to return to her apart- ment in Exeter. She would like to thank everyone who visited her in the Hospital. Miss Vickie Miller of Toronto and Miss Jenny Monterano of Chicago vacationed last week with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Miller and Lisa. he readers write Othografi Box 823, Chatham, Ontario Canada Editor Most reading problems stem not from teaching or learning difficulties but from our ancient spelling We must abolish silent and deceptive letters in words (thru for through ect) Ken Tillema 600 Grand Ave Chatham, Ontario Kippen; Craig. Novice Shipka ; London; don. Novice London; London; Watford. Novice Jeff Bisset, Ailsa 100 - Dean Watt, Rob McBeth, Mike Smith, Lon - 125 - Andy Dick, John Mac Daniel, Norm Williams, 250 - Nick Rase, Benmiller; John Maaskant, Clinton. Pee Wee A - Scott Wilson, London; Kevin Talbot, Goderich; Mark Allen, London. Pee Wee B - Kelly Peev - Sarnia; Terry McGregor, Kippen; Dave Handy, Sarnia. Pee Wee C - Jim Dickins, Hensall; Shawn Talbot, Goderich. Junior 100 - Dave McGregor, Kippen. Junior 125 - Sean Van- dongen, Clinton; Mark Allen, London. Junior 250 - Randy Ford, Grand Bend; Hugo Maaskant, Clinton; Paul Van Oss, Exeter. The next House League race at Hully Gully will be Saturday June 6, 1981, and will feature regular classes as well as the Old Timers class and the Powder Puff class. We Still Have A Large Selection of BEDDING PLANTS • Nursery Stock • Flowering Shrubs • Potted Roses • Hedging Plants "Before you buy that shrub or tree... Be Sure to check the guarantee" cJ/«zon cRrczc e (JIB,ZL'l DAVID STECKLE AND FAMILY R. R. 2, Zurich 565-2122 bedding Conon Mon - Fri. 9 - 9( F410%*.,,rs .plants. Sat. 9 - 5 `rte Canada CLOSED SUNDAYS TIGHT' CORNER — Junior 100 motocross racer Dave McGregor of Kippen tightens his corners to make up time at a Thursday night house league race at Hully Gully. Bluewater Rest Home General Meeting The annual meeting of.the Bluewater Rest Home will be held at the Bluewater Rest Home Tues., June 16, 8 p.m. Chairman Dr. C.J. 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