HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-10-19, Page 7THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1961
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS.
PAGE SEVEN
DASHWOOD and DISTRICT
(MRS. E. H. RADER, Correspondent)
Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid
The October meeting of Zion
Lutheran Ladies Aid was held
Wednesday, October 11, with
group 4 and Mrs. Cliff Salmon
convener, in charge.
Rev. William Gatz dealt with
the topic 'Why we should sing
hymns in church." The Salmon
sisters played an instrumental.
Mrs. Milfred Merner, presid-
ent, presided for the business.
The annual fowl supper for the
ladies and their husbands will
be held Friday, October 20.
The Aid will cater to a dinner
for the bowling teams in Nov-
ember..
ovember..
Group 4 served lunch follow-
ing closing Devotions.
Former Dashwod Man Bags
Big Moose
Gordon Eagleson, of South-
ampton, along with four other
Bruce County hunters had a
very successful opening day.
Thirty minutes after the seas-
on opened Gordon bagged a'
six-year-old 1,500 pound moose
with a 54 inch antler spread,
the head of which Gordon is
having mounted. They also
bagged a smaller two-year old.
On their return home a tow
truck winch was used to hoist
the huge animal for picture
purposes. They bagged the
moose in the Longlac district
about 185 miles northwest of
Port Arthur, and made the trip
by car.
On a similar trip last year
they did not even see a moose.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader,
Darlene and L. H. Rader, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wen-
dell Gamble and family, of Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rader,
David, Paul and Sharon, spent
Sunday at Waterloo with Mr.
and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Devine,
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Willert
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weiberg,
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Weiberg a n d
daughter, of Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stelck, ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Hey, of Crediton, to Toronto,
where they visited Mervyn Stel-
ek, who is confined to hospital
following a serious car accident.
They found him much improv-
ed. They also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Williams acid saw their
great grandson. On the way
home they visited. Lloyd's mo-
ther, Mrs. Lizzie Hey, who is
confined to hospital in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pfile, Mr.
and Mrs. William Haugh and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Van Dorsse-
laer, spent Sunday at Peters -
burgh, with Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Knecktel.
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AT THE BOWLING LANES
Weekly
Team High Triple Points
ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
Ups & Downs (S. Tieman 418)
Star -tones (E. Laidlaw 507)
Dashettes (E. Datars 641)
Hi-Lites (L. Brenner 379)
Nighthawks (D. Hess 525)
H.L.A. (B. Havens 408)
Jokers H. Thiel 397)
Huronets (B. A. Geoffrey 447)
Dominionaires (T. Johnson 403)
Varieties (A. Oesch. 447)
Dreamers (F. Forrester 472)
Lazy Six (M. Desjardine 423)
High single, M. Rader, 315; high triple, E. Datars,
average, M. Rader 169.
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ZURICH MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE
Hensall Hornets (Jean Cornell 570) ____ 7 16
Imperials Annette Denomme 406) ____ 0 14
Tops (Don O'Brien 626) 5 22
Lucky Strikes (Len Bates 474) 2 21
Alley Cats (Bill Siebert 572) 4 27
Busy Bees (Jack Simons 507) 3 24
Boo Boos (Claire Deichert 443) 2 11
Flying Frenchmen (Jim Bedard 546) 5 29
Hard Rocks (Albert Clausius 452) 0 0
Hi Los (Gib Stade 499) 7 25
Guys and Gals (Garfield Denomme 502) 0 2
Kippen Trailers (Audrey Wilson 543) 7 19
Highs for the season to date are scores to better. Ladies high
single, Margaret Lovell, 256; high triple, Ann Oesch, 590. Men's
high single, Bruce Moir, 339; high triple, . Bruce Moir, 674.
ZURICH MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE
King Pins (Keith Thiel 484) .7 17
Butcheretes (Clare Geiger 370) 0 10
Blowers (Gerald Martini 472) 2 18
Pepsis (Doug. O'Brien 582) 5 23
Globe Trotters (Bill Wagner 495) 2 12
Knights of Columbus (Geo Sweeney 618) 5 31
Hot Shots (Earl Horner 463) 5 23
Tail Twisters (Leroy Thiel 443) 2 12
Questionaires (Harold Stade 575) 2 26
Hornets (Clarence Ducharme 630) 5 40
Ink Spots (Louis Willert 562) 3 18
4 24
Pearson Kings (Bob Lavery 534)
The Angels (Jerome Geoffrey 555) 7 31
Trotters -Pacers (Ken Faber 463) 0 7
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Car Penters (Whitney Brokenshire 494) 0
Bull Dogs (Albert Hoffman 519)
High single, Clarence Ducharme, 283, Bob Merner, 283; high
triple, George Sweeney, 719; high average, George Sweeney, 205.
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WSWS Meets
The regular WSWS meeting
of the EUB. Church was held.
Friday, October 13, with the
spiritual life group and Mrs.
Eben Weigand, convener,' in
charge,
The theme was the Orchids of
Thanksgiving and each lady was
presented an artificial orchid
corsage. Mrs. M. J. James spoke
on "Churches for New Times."
Mrs. George Link led in prayer.
Mrs. Charles Snell, the presi-
dent, presided for the business.
Librarian Mrs. Sid Baker re-
quested the books circulate fas-
ter. The ladies will cater to
Stephen Township Sunday
School convention supper on
November 1.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Art
Haugh, Mrs. Sid Baker, Mrs.
Louis ' Weigand and Mrs. Henry
Eagleson.
Attend Silver Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klum
pp and Brad, attended the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Klumpp, at the
Iroquois Hotel, London, on Sun-
day.
A Hallowe'en party will be
held Friday for the boys and
girls fellowship of the EUB
Church.
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At the Agricultur and Can-
adian Industries meeting of
Hensall Women's Institute, held
in the Legion Hall, Wednesday
night and attended by 50 mem-
bers and guests, it was decided
to support the FWIO project by
giving a Christmas donation of
one dollar per member for the
Foster Parent Plan. Ten dol-
Iars was donated to the CNIB.
A bus trip to the Royal Winter
Fair in November was planned
Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Mrs.
Blighton Ferg were appointed
representatives to South Huron
Hospital Auxiliary.
Mrs. James Bengough submit-
ted highlights of the London
Area Convention at Masonic
Temple, which she attended as
a delegate.
Members answered the roll
call with an exchange of potted
plants. The motto, "Buried
seed grow, but buried talents
never grow," prepared by Mrs.
Ian McAllister, was given by
Mrs. Lorne Chapman.
Miss Suzanne Rannie, accom-
panied by her father at the
piano sang two lovely solos, and
Mrs. Grant MacLean contribu-
ted delightful readings. Presi-
dent Mrs: Fred Beer presided
for the business and Mrs. Walk-
er Carlile for the program.
Hostesses were Mrs. Grace
Harpole and Mrs. Jarvis Horton,
program conveners, Mrs. Wes
Richardson and Mrs. Walker
Carlile.
The hall was lovely with a
floral background of dalias,
'mums and roses. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
Special guests at the Novem-
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