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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-05-11, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 11, 147 THE EXPOS — Winners in the "B" group of the Zurich mixed bowling league was this hand- some set of four couples from this area. They are (left to right) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bedard, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Creces, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bedard and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burgess. Their banquet was Friday evening in Dashwood. (Citizens News Photo) UP AND COMING These up and corning young men were the playoff champs of the kids' league in Zurich bowling, which held its banquet last Thursday in Hensall. This is the Jet Set. Members are (left to right) Bradley Oke, Mozart Gelinas, Ray Finkbeiner, Marc Gelinas, . Michael Walker and Ricky Bedard. (Citizens News Photo) UNION HELPS FUND Twenty bearded unionists with sore feet were piped into Hensall Saturday to a ceremony in front of the town hall. The members of the Goderich Labor Union walked from Goderich to present $675 to Earl Dick, chairman of the Hur- on -Perth Tornado Relief Fund. The money was donated by union members. The Hensall Kinsmen Club raised $150 at a dance Friday night, and Sunday night spon- sored a dance at Grand Bend pavilion with proceeds slated for the fund. - 0 ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE Alfred Ducharrne, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ducharme, spent some time in Detroit and Windsor, returned to their home on Sunday last. They were taken back by their son Biaise and grandson Anthony. Also in their company were Sister Pricille Therese, of Chat- ham, and Sister M. St. Denis, who recently underwent surg- ery. She will remain for some time to recuperate from her operation. She will be at St. Charles Convent and also visit- ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Dueharme. There has been plenty of broken weather of late which has caused a delay to the farm- ers for their grain seeding and a few more days of the same could mean no seeding for al- ready it is getting late. It hap- pens once in years, date or no seeding weather, and perhaps this is one of them. There is not any reason for causing too much worry to the farmers as yet, if my recollec- tion is right during the years of the first war there were two wet years which went against the farmers. The first year was a nice spring, seeding went in good shape and the growth was good, all was favorable to the • farmers until near harvest- ing time when rain started and continued for several. days till the ground was saturated and farmers could not get to cut- ting their grain due to softness. Some had put all the horse- power they had on their bind - had to cut their crops. Others ers, reapers or whatever they took to their cradle, that too was not a success. Much of their crop was lost by sprouting or rotting. The next year farmers started their seeding the first week of June. That, too, was almost a complete loss because it was too late to grow. It was not encouraging for the farmers, some were on the way to bank- ruptcy. That year farmers took a chance of putting in a larger acreage of white beans. The weather then became favorable —they had a good crop, good sample, and the price ranging from five to eight dollars a bushel. It meant prosperity to many farmers. There was not much stall feeding those years so the farmers when taking their beans to market would bring back the necessary feed grain which had been shipped from the west. So this year could well be a replica of those long - gone years with rich bean re- turns. For Mother's Day (How Many Steps) How many steps does a mother take From early morn till late at night; How many times does a mother wake POLICE REPORT Ontario Provincial Police, Ex- eter detachment, investigated 20 occurrences and one accident during the past week. They issued 15 warnings and laid 15 charges under the High- way Traffic Act and one charge was laid under the Criminal Code. Att STARLITE • MEN'S "B" GROUP WINNERS — This quintet of bowlers, with three more cohorts, were the winners in the "B" group of the men's bowling league. The Butcherettes pictured here are (seated, left to right) Ivan Yungblut, who received the trophy for the most improved bowler, hiking his average from 130 to 157, and Jake Haberer; back row, Ed Gascho, Louis Willert and Ed Datars. Missing from from this photo are Ray McKinnon, Leroy O'Brien and Claire Geiger. (Citizens News Photos) DRIVE-IN THEATRE LADIES' BOWLING The Zurich. Ladies' Bowling League ended its year last Wednesday with a very success- ful banquet and dance at the Dashwood Community Centre. After a delicious meal, the awards were presented to the winning teams, as follows: League winner s, Starlites; "A" champions, Night Hawks; "A" runners-up, Dominionaires; "B" champions, Scamps; "B" runners-up, Ups and Downs. Individual winners were: high single, IT, McEwan; high triple, E. Deters; high average, Gail Marcell. A gift was presented to the oldest bowler, Mary Taylor, and to Marg Clarke for.her help. Kipfer. The gifts to the executive were presented by Vera Smale. Door prizes, kindly donated by local merchants, were given to draw winners. The newly -elected executive for next year is: president, Doreen Browning; vice-presi- dent, Marg Clarke; secretary, Gail Marcell; treasurer, Shirley WEEK -ENDS ONLY! MAY 12 and 13 The i; ussiaus Are Coming (Colour) Carl Reiner, Eva Marie Saint Box Office Opens of 7:30 p.m. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK Double Features will be Shown Only Once BOB'S Barber. Shop MAIN STREET, ZURICH Open Tuesday and Friday Nite Gi ant Aminal SibiZ PE k,:; Y SALE LEGION HALL HENSALL rllday, June 8 P.M. Doors open to purchase tickets every Thursday, Friday and Saturday, from 2 to 4 p.m., at the Hensall Legion Hall. Sponsored by HENSALL LEGION LADIES' AUXILIARY INSURANCE Windstorm, Cyclone and Tornado COMPLETE COVERAGE • 11111111111111111 IIIll 11111811 Ontario Farmers' Weather Insurance Mutual Company 111111111111111111111 ll llll 111111 Call Agent: James Mc Mister 236-4134 Correspondent To see if her baby is covered right. How many songs does a mother sing, How many words does a mother say To stir our hearts with remem- bering When morning lengthens to adult day. How many tunes does a mother smile, How many prayers does she say for us Helping us over each tiring mile, Always unselfish and generous. How many tears does a mother shed When nobody sees her, and how many times does the thought Reception and Dance For MR. and MRS. LANNY SCRIMEDOUR (nee Adams) Saturday, May 13 9 to 12 Dashwood Community Centre Music by "THE TWYLITES" Everyone Welcome ac11111111111011111 SUPERTEST PETROLEUM LTD. GAS -- OILS GREASES ® FILTERS HOME HEAT SERVICE Agent: Charles E. Eckel Dial 236-4611 — Zurich of her life keep us comforted, As far from her presence each grown child climbs. Brownief DRIVE.IN Theatre - Clinton Box Office Opens at 8:00 OPENING THURS., MAY 10 NIGHTLY Thursday and Friday May 11-12 "Around the World Under the Sea" SHOWN AT 10:15 ONLY Lloyd Bridges, Shirley Eaton Color "HOLD ON" SHOWN AT 8:45 ONLY Herman's Hermits, Peter' Noone, Shelley Fabares Color Cartoon Sat. - Mon. - Tues. May 13-15.16 -- DOUBLE FEATURE —• "Fantastic Voyage 11 SHOWN AT 10:15 ONLY Take a trip into the body of a living man Stephen Boyd, Raquel Welch, Edmond O'Brien Color `I DEAL IN DANGER' SHOWN AT 8:45 ONLY Robert Goulet Color Cartoon Wed. - Thurs. - Fri.: May 17-18-19 — DOUBLE FEATURE --- "Frankie and John ie" SHOWN AT 10:15 ONLY Elvis Presley & Donna Douglas Color "NAMU THE BILLER WHALE" SHOWN AT 8:45 ONLY Robert Lansing Cartoon Color DON'T MISS IT!! r Featuring "THE CA f ;t°.., HERS" AT Zurich Community Centre •ate zts f ,: ?•;•t All ,YM+N,, !.N✓A;.r. 4. ammoz.nstr.sinauxamravz Come in and See Our Complete New Stock —OF— as: 0 UV Just Arrived From the Furniture Mart Bedroom Suites and Centennial Dinette Suites • Space Savers and Platform Rockers — Sewing Cabinets and Clothes Hampers Pole Lamps, Table Lamps? 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