HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1965-09-23, Page 15THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1965 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE SEVEN
VARNA NEWS
The United Church annivers-
ary services were held last
Sunday with a large number of
former members in attendance.
Rev. Wray Mathers, of Blyth,
was the guest minister, In the
morning the sermon was on
"The Greatness of the Christian
Church" and in the evening
"Appreciating Our Heritage"
The choir, under the direction
of Mrs. Robert Stirling, sang
both morning and evening, also
,Mrs. W. Hearn, of Clinton,
bang two solos in the morning.
A quartette, Mrs. Alex Ostrom,
Miss Carol Taylor, Frank and
Teter Pestill sang in the eve-
ning.
The Royal Scarlet Chapter of
South Huron met in the Orange
Hall last Tuesday evening with
a good attendance from the
various lodges in the district.
Rev. and Mrs. Graham Tipple,
of Sault Ste. Marie, were re-
cent visitors at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Murdock Morri-
son. Rev. G. Tipple is presi-
dent of London Conference of
the United Church, and he ad-
dressed the members of Huron
Presbytery when they met in
Brussels on Wednesday 'of last
week.
The United Church Women
are holding a smorgasbord sup-
per on Wednesday, October 6.
Deer Season Open
In Huron County
For Few Days
GODERICH — Huron County
will have an open season on
deer for three days, November
8, 9, 10. council agreed after
hearing E. K. E. Dryer, of the
lands and forests department,
report a surplus of deer, "which
should be managed like a beef
herd, or there will be waste".
Huron goes along with Bruce
and Grey in regard to dates.
These were chosen by the de-
partment long before the Do-
xninion election date was an-
nounced, but the coincidence
caused some amusement in the
council and Warden Webb re-
marked that there may not be
many hunters in the field on
the eighth.
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Pick Winners in
Fair Baby Show
The judges had a tough job
picking winners from the large
number of entries in the Baby
Show at the Zurich Fall Fair
on Monday. The contest is
sponsored and conducted by
the Chamber of Commerce,
Winners were as follows:
One to six months: Mrs.
Lewis Gingerich (Dorcas Ann),
Mrs. Isadore Laporte •(Dwayne),
Mrs. Gordon Hay (Judy).
Six to 12 months: Mrs. Jack
Dunn (Cheryl), Mrs. Howard
Adkins (James), Mrs. Earl Oesch
(Wendy Lee).
Twelve to 18 months: Mrs.
Hubert Miller (Lisa Mae), Mrs,
Earl Horner (Bryan Ray), Mrs.
Peter Regier (Bryan).
Pet Show
Best pair rabbits: Randy
Dietrich, Carl Zimmer, Victor
Regier.
Best cat: Delores Schilbe,
Helen n1 a ek w e 11, Mrs. E.
Truemner.
Best dog: Sandra Schroeder,
Allan Haye, Debbie O'Brien,
Pam O'Brien.
Best pet of any nature: Susan
D i g n a n, Ronnie Desjardine,
Melvin Melick, John Blackwell.
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Poultry
Old pair Bant:es, booted:
Philip Dietrich, Randy Dietrich.
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Blood Clinic In
Zurich Arena
One hundred persons donated
blood at the Red Cross clinic
held last Monday in the Zurich
Community Centre. The donors
were: Herb Turkheim, Gordon
S. Smith, Douglas O'Brien, Mrs.
S h a r en Schroeder, Anthony
Charrette, James Bedard, Leroy
Thiel, Mrs, Evelyn Thiel, Mrs.
Mary Ann Oesch, Robert Mar-
tin, Keith E. Westlake, Mrs.
Mabel Parke, Ed Datars, Garnet
L. Leitch, Ted Lansbergen, Mil-
ton John Lavery, Kenneth Mit-
holtz, John James Gibbons.
Mrs. Laura Gaseho, Mrs.
Annie Finkbeiner, J e o f f r e y
Dietrich, Gerald W. Shantz,
Dwight Larry Bender, Roy
Gingerich, Wesley Rader, Al-
bert Deichert, Charles McQuil-
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