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Zurich Citizens News, 1964-05-28, Page 6PAGE SIX THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1964 DASHWOOD and DISTRICT (MRS. E. H. RADER, Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Reste- mayer, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Denomme and Mr. and Mrs. Russel .Brintnell, of Granton, spent Sunday at Niagara Falls. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Ervin Rader and family were Mr. and„,Mrs. Lloyd Howe and girls, of`London, and Mr. and Mrs. Frets Miller and Bren- da Mae, of Zion. Bowling Banquet The Zurich Ladies' Bowling League held their annual bowl- ing banquet at the Dashwood CommunityP Centre. There are two teams from Dashwood and a third one partly from Dash- wood. Dashettes: Mona Kraft, Elaine Datars, Shirley Kipfer, Marion Rader, Vesta Miller, Bernice Boyle, Gloria Hayter and Jean Ford received the league trophy which they have four years in a row. The Ups and Downs: Flora Webb, Martha Me.rner, Luella Tiernan, Labelle 'Webb, Pauline Guenther, Lucy Klumpp, June Hayter and Letta� Taylor, received the runner-up trophy of the 13 group. Elaine Datars received high average trophy with 188. Marion Rader received high triple trophy with 741, Dashwood girls were well represented and deserve a big hand. Their entertainment for the evening was the Paul Brothers. Bride -elect Honored Miss Marilyn Desjardine, bride -elect of June, was hon- ored at t w o miscellaneous showers. Mrs. Adolph Keller and Grace and Mrs. Aaron Restemayer and Mrs. Leeland Restemayer were hostesses in the Community Centre. Euchre was played with Mrs. Lloyd Rader and Mrs. Elgin Kipfer re- ceiving prizes. At the second, Miss Bernice Restemayer was hostess at her home with Miss Marjorie Hen- drick co -hostess. Winners at c r (1) s \A' ACROSS 1. Nation of Arabia 5. Place ' 8. Clinging plant 12. Fluid rock 13. Bhmk sticky substance 14. Image 15, Looked at 16. Dined 17. Dispatch 18. Back 20. Dwells 22. Had been 24. Benefit 26. Lived 28. An aristocrat 82. Narrow opening 33. Immerse 36. Hollow grass 36. Hale singing voice 38. Believed to 40. Shoves 42. Attempt 43. Disperse 46. Satisfy 48. Unemployed 49. Fruit drink 51. Dry 54. Scorch 55. Negative word .56, Simple 57. Head coverings 58. Obtain 69. Paradise DOWN 1. Malt beverage 2. Shaft of light 3, Reluctance 4. Beckoned 5. Played leading role • Consume 7. Step on S. Callers 9, Frosted 10. Not any 11. Finishes 19. Perform 21. S;• rage place Mrd 2* A dlration 23. Wheel anpport 25.Girl's name 3'f. Corks 29. Improved 30. Ogle 81. Whirip6O1 34. Gift 37. Regret 39. United States of America (abbr.) 41. Common talk 43. Plate 44. Notion 45. Iath 47. Domesticate 50. Female deer 52. Anger 53. 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TEST FEED YOUR NEXT CALF ON SHUR-GAIN Vealer and learn for your- self about the exciting new profit opportunities from feeding for the Veal Calf Market. EITZ nd ZURICH vealer SHUR-GAIN DIVISION CAAAIAGPACtZAS ‘41.1:;0 S;r N SHOWCASE WEEKLY REPORT ON THE LIVELY ARTS SHOWS TO WATCH Sat., May 30 -Great Movies (CBC); Young Bess, biography of Queen Elizabeth 1. Jean Simmons, Stewart Granger. Sun., May 31-20/20 (CBC); Diary of a Quebecois, pictorial study of Quebec City. Platform (CTV); politicians debate issues. Mon., June 1 - Playdate (CBC); linage of Love, a story of two lonely people in a room- ing house. Tues., June 2 - News-lVIaga- zine (CBC); California primary results; Eleventh Hour (CTV); young man's attachment to his mother threatens marriage. Wed., June 3 -Perry Mason (CBC) Case of the Woeful Wid- ower, contests were Mrs Lloyd Wil- lert, Mrs. Ray Webb, Mrs. Mel- vin Greb .and Miss Gloria Adams. Many useful gifts were re- ceived for which Marilyn thank- ed all. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader and Darlene and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayter and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and family at Waterloo. Mrs. Louis Restemayer spent a few days at London with Mr. and Mrs Victor Kraft, return- ing home Monday with Mr. Restemayer, who spent the week -end there. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart, of London, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaiser and Kim. 4-H Achievement Day was held at Exeter on Saturday, with 12 girls from Dashwood club completing the project, "What Shall I Wear?" They presented a skit entitled, "How to Plan a Wardrobe". Joan Becker and Janet Miller re- ceived their county honors. 0 First use of jewels as bear- ings in watches dates back to 1700. STARLITE DRIVE-IN THEATRE NOW OPEN! Friday and Saturday Nights MAY 29 and 30 (Double Feature) "Around the World in a Daze" Three Stooges "Siege of the Saxons" (Colour) Janette Scott, Ronald Lewis Children under 12 in cars Free! 11 Cattle Pay Your Bills Better cattle will pay those bilis faster leaving you more dollars for those extras that mean better living for the farm family. So for .. . $ Earned ... $ Saved , You can rely on A.I. Proven sires to produce those better cattle in YOUR herd. You can save the costs of keeping a bull -- feeding, housing, labour, fencing, insur- ance and many others. The price? Still only $5.00 on most sires. Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association Thurs., June 4 - Zero Hour (CTV); Nigel Patrick stars as chief of international airline se- curity. Jack Parr (CTV). Fri., June 5 -D -Day Plus 20 Years (CTV). Ninety -minute re- visit to Normandy invasion beaches by Gen. Eisenhower. ENTERTAINMENT NEWS & VIEWS A Canadian director who failed .in his dream to establish a feature motion picture indus- try in Canada has found success in Hollywood, Harvey Hart, 36 -year-old former CBC -TV director, has finished his first U.S. feature- length movie, Bus Riley's Back In Town. A native of Toronto, married to a Montrealer and now the father of two daughters and a son, Hart made the picture for Universal Studios. It tells the story of a navy veteran who re- turns home 'attempting to pick up the threads of his life. • The TV networks are lining up their shows for the fall, and CBC -TV .has signed two hour- long adventure series and a half hour comedy series. The adventure shows are Mr. Broadway, with Craig Stevens in the role of a public relations agent, and Danger Man, the story of a NATO special inves- tigator. The network also will carry Jack Benny this fall. • Frank Sinatra, in Japan to film None But the Brave, had a narrow brush with death. Swimming for a scene, he was swept out to sea by a huge wave. Clyde's Choice OF A NEW MOVIE By CLYDE GILMOUR Many of the old reliables 'n Britain's most profitable com- edy series are back in action in Carry on Cabby. Their skills in the traditional art of English music -hall humor are consider- able. Sidney James .appears as the driver -owner of a thriving fleet of. taxi cabs. He is fond enough of his fat wife (Hattie Jacques) but neglects her in favor of the company. "Put me and an old engine side by side," Liz remarks bitingly during one of the film's beter moments, "and just guess which one he starts to strip down". Gardening Time Time is here for planting your garden - buy all your garden seeds now - from us - where the selection is best. 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