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ZURICH CIT.NZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 'lit$
BAG DEER LOCALLY— A group of hunters from the
Zurich area went after deer in the Hay swamp area this
week, and on the second day of their hunt were victorious
when one of the group shot down this big buck, weighing
close to 200 pounds. The marksman was Bob Johnston,
third from the left. Other members of the group are Dick
Jeffrey, Len Rau, Lloyd Denomme, Bill Ingram and George
Haggitt.
DASIMOOD and DISTRICT
(MRS. E. H. RADER, Correspondent)
Mrs. Edward Keller pur-'
chased the house belonging tof
Mrs. Effie Kleinstiver, at the
auction sale Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Rader j
and Darlene and Fred Weiberg
were Sunday visitors in Water-'
loo with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
Weiberg and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huffman,
of Port Colborne, spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Syd
Baker.
Zurich EUB Church is hold-
ing mission services this week
with Rev. James speaker Mon-
day and Wednesday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. James also sang
at the Monday night service.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ford and
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Miller and
family and Mrs. Ahnira Ford,
Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Toni Gusso and fam-
ily at Lambeth. Mrs. Miller
attended the hair dressers' show
at the Holiday Inn Sunday af-
ternoon.
WSWS Meeting
Rev. L. G. Stairs of the Mis-
sion of Lepers, showed a sound
movie film and gave a very en-
lightening talk on the work
presently being done for lepers
when he was guest speaker at
Receptin
and Dance
For
MR. AND MRS. BOB CLARK
(nee Marion Hemburger)
Bridal Couple
Zurich Arena
ON
Saturday, Nov. 19
Music by
KEN MITTELHOLTZ
and THE TWYLITES
Everyone Welcome
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the November meeting of the
WSWS of the Evangelical UB
Church.
Mrs. Jean Ann Guenther was
chairlady for the worship serv-
ice in which Rev. and
Merrill James gave a musical
number, accompanied by Mrs.
James on the accordion.
President Mrs. Carl Oest-
reicher dealt with the business.
The shut-in box committee con-
sisting of Mrs, Mervyn Tiernan.
Mrs. Art Haugh and Mrs. Sid
Baker was appointed. A dona-
tion was voted to Vietnam
homeless refugees and a collec-
tion was taken for work being
done for lepers. The annual
Christmas dinner will be held
November 25. The sunshine
committee for November is Mrs.
Harry Hoffman and Mrs. Jean
Ann Guenther.
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BEST FANCY COSTUME
Mrs. Gordon Bloch, Zurich,
was the winner in the class for
the hest ladies' fancy costume
at the masquerade dance Fri-
day night, in the Zurich Arena.
Kenn Mittelholtz and the Twy-
lites provided the music.
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MIXED LEAGUE
Alley Cats
Addups
Itchy Six
23
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28
Outlaws ..__.__.. 13
Hensall Hornets 28
Expos _ _.. 21
Happy Gang 15
Supers 31
Untouchables 21
Antiques 40
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Ladies
H single: R. M. Beange 283
H triple: H. McEwan _ .._ _ 765
H average: G. Marcell ___ 215
Men
H single: J. P. Rau ______ 294
H triple: B. Coleman ____ 724
H average: J. Robinson __ 210
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JUNIOR BOWLING
H Shots, J 310 12
Starlites, P Lemm.on _._ 328 15
Jet Set, M Gelinas _..__ _ 310 12
Raiders, R Regier ____ 249 24
R Stones, R. Rau _____ 293 4
G Hornets, C Fuss __ 287 23
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MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE
Rockets, J Bedard '701 2 20
Leftover, K Kraft _... 674 2 23
B'erettes, L Willert _ 536 2 13
Q'naires, M McAdams 548 2 15
Flyers, G Thiel __ :.___ 552 1 22 t'
Cameos, J Rau . 674 3 18
Dropouts, A Bedard _ 581 2 15
G'trotters, E Laidlaw 635 2 5
Rebels, S Reely .... _. 534 4 12 iR
Starlites, M Tiernan__ 600 3 10 }i
D Boys, II Stade 568 1 16
1I single: Claire Geiger ._ _ 340
II triple: CIaire Geiger 761
IT average: Bob Morton. Glen
Thiel, Ray V'Dorsselaer 210
ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
D'aires, C Meidinger._ 577 2 37
N Hawks, M Schilbe .. 588 5 52 '+
Part ers, L Rader _ 604 5 38
Hilites, H MeEwan ... 666 2 28
Aces, E Laidlaw 514 0 12
Starlites, P Schroeder 658 7 49
Scamps, D Browning 576 2 11
17 & Downs, S Braid 578 5 26
P P pers, M Campbell 546 0 11 '
IT Gals, E Stale 561 7 16
II single: Shirley Kipfer 328
II triple: Dot Hess 740
II average: G Marcell _..._.,_. 216; vel
Area Teacher Graduates
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Heim -
rich, Exeter; Rev. and Mrs. E.
Heimrich, Ayton, and Mrs. Fred
E. Haberer, Zurich, recently
attended the fall convocation
exercises held at the Univers-
ity of Western Ontario. Ron,
a former Zurich resident and
now principal of Stephen Cen-
tral School, received his Bach-
elor of Arts diploma during the
graduation. In the evening the
Heimrich and Haberer families
enjoyed dinner at the Dominion
Hotel, Zurich, and later a get-
together at the Heimrich home
in Exeter.
Quite often television stations
receive calls and letters com-
plaining about types of pro-
grams; .the times they sched-
uled; various personalities and
commercials.
.A recent letter to the editor
in the London Free Press was
headed "TV's Rude Noises",
and complained about commer-
cials. In part, here is the let-
ter: "I was specially annoyed
last evening, while at dinner
when Pierre Berton was on,
(CFPL-TV London), to have a
commercial come on with such
power that the din was deafen-
ing. In our home, when com-
mercials offend us by noise or
in taste, then we are marking
down the name of the sponsor
to make sure we shall never
again buy his product until he
learns some semblance of the
good manners expected from a
guest in one's home".
Having just returned from
Europe, I had the opportunity
of watching television in two
different countries, n a me l y
England and Belgium. It's true
that these countries are far
ahead of us in many, many dif-
ferent ways, but the people in
the United States and Canada
don't know how lucky they are
as far as television program-
ming is concerned. We can be
entertained almost 24 hours
every day in .the week. .Pro-
grams of an educational nature
are available too. In the two
countries mentioned, the lack
of commercials means a lack of
entertaining programs.
The person who wrote the
Ietter to the editor didn't think,
or is a moron. And that non-
sense about writing down the
names of sponsors and not buy-
ing the product is so much BS,
You've never had television
so good. And anyone who
thinks the same way as the
writer of the letter is stupid,
too.
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Fail Rally of Women's institutes
Held Monday iin Hensall Town Hai
The fall board meeting of
South Huron Women's Institute
was held in the Town Hall, Hen-
sall, on Monday, November 7,
with 25 members present.
Mrs, Fred Beer, district presi-
dent, chaired the meeting and
the secretary - treasurer, Mrs.
Wilbert Pilling, read the min-
utes and presented the finan-
cial statement, showing a bal-
ance of $93.01,
Mrs. James Drummond was
named a delegate to the na-
tional convention to be held in
Hensail i -C Club
Elect Officers,
Hensall young people Hi -C
Fellowship group, of Hensall
United Church, met Sunday eve-
ning with Paul Drysdale con-
ducting the meeting. Miss Joan
Simmons and Bill Taylor were
appointed delegates to Toc-
Alpha conference at Niagara
Falls, December 27 to 30.
One of the group's projects
will be the selling of calendars
early in December.
New executive are: president,
John Goddard; vice-president,
Joyce Flynn; secretary, Joan
Simmons; treasurer, Bill Tay-
lor; convenors, Paul Drysdale,
Jayne Pyette, Carolyn Cook,
Bill Hulls.
G u e 1 p h, alternate delegates,
Mrs. W. D. Mack, Crediton, and
Mrs. Beer, Hensall.
Mrs. Drummond gave a ten-
tative report of the plowing
match booth and gave an ap-
proximate $1500 as the net
profits from the project.
Mrs. Wilfred Coleman gave
the report of the area eonven-
tion as compiled by the area
delegate, Mrs. Leonard Strong..
Crediton extended an invita-
tion to next year's Huron Coun-
ty rally, It was moved by Mrs.
Harry Caldwell and seconded
by Mrs. James Drummond and
carried that South Huron Dis-
trict '7.TI considers that the rally
books should be audited.
Next board meeting will be
April 4, 1967. Mrs. Vern Ald-
erdice moved that the meeting
be adjourned.
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