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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-05-28, Page 15THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1970 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS St. Joseph - Drysdale - Bluewater DEBBIE HOGG 2$6-857 News Along CORRESPONDENTS THERESA JEFFREY The Shore of Beautiful Lake Huron 236-4159 Mr. and Ivirs. Tony Rau mot- ored to Kitchener on the week- end to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ron- ald Denomme, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rau and I\ 1r. and Mrs. Ted Geoffrey motored to Toronto to spend the weekend visiting friends and rel- atives. At the home of Mr. and Mrs, Dominic Jeffrey on the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Pat Jeffrey and daughter Denise, Linda and Raymond Jeffrey, and Sara Du- charme all of London. They were joined Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Siemon of Zurich, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Siemon of Goderich. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Durand were Mrs. Durand's sister and brother, Sharon and Tony Reg- ier, of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Fournier and family of London were Sun- day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corriveau. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Rose and son Gary, of Detroit, spent the weekend at their cottage and visiting friends and relatives in the area, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cor- riveau and family, of London, were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Lucien Corriveau of Blake, 1\Ir. Malcolm Ducharme of enjoyed a delicious dinner as Lansing, Michigan, visited with guests of a group of Detroit hock- ey enthusiasts. This was a spec- ial thank -you to these men who had organized a hockey tourn- amcnt`during the winter months between teams from Separate Schools in this area, and bantam and peewee teams of Detroit, Alr. Joseph Corriveau was admitted to St, Joseph's Ilospital on Sunday last. Mrs. Charlie Rau returned hone from the Hospital in London this past Saturday. his cousin Mrs, Celina Bedard, Saturday last. Mrs. Bedard also had a visit from her granddaugh- ter, Patsy Bedard of Goderich.. At the home of Mrs. Valerie Canon on the weekend was her son Pierre with his wife and fam- ily, of Detroit. Mr. Louis Joseph, Donnie Rau, and friends, all of Detroit, were at their cottage in Blake for the weekend, and visited with friends and relatives in the area. Air. and 1\•irs. Arthur Golding of London, spent the weekend at their cottage at Ducharuie Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bossenberry and family, of Detroit, were weekend visitors at the summer home of Earl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bossenberry. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ducharnie were visited by their daughter, Mrs. Tyrus Stansberry, of Grosse Point, Michigan. Other visitors to the Ducharme residence on the weekend were Mr. Jim Masse, of Zurich, and Mrs. Sarah Jef- frey of the Bluewater. Nir. Fred Monmersteeg was one of a group of men who travel- led to Detroit this past Saturday and witnessed a ball game bet- ween the Detroit Tigers and the Washington Senators, and also Exeter Lions Club Will Sponsor Hell Drivers Show Next Friday Night One of the world's top auto and motorcycle daredevil acts, The Trans Canada Hell Drivers, will be the featured attraction at the Exeter Community Park on Friday, June 5. The thrill packed performances, being sponsored by the Exeter Lions for service work, will feature some of the world's top stuntmen. The Williams Twins of London present the 1970 edition of this top thrill show attraction which appears throughout the world and plays many of the big fairs and racetracks across Canada and the United States. Before forming the Trans Canada Hell Drivers, the Williams Twins were featured performers at the New York World's Fair in 1964-65, and before that they Ki the ha k,s it IT'S A MATTER OF LIFE AND BREATH! Your Christmas Seal association can help. FOR FREE BOOKLETS ON HOW TO QUIT SMOKING wri to to HURON -PERTH TUBER- CULOSIS & RESPIRA- TORY DISEASE ASSOC- IATION 121 WELLINGTON ST., STRATFORD, ONT. were featured with many of the leading Thrill Shows in the United States. They are also the two most versatile performers in the World today, prior to entering the thrill show business they were circus performers, performing the first and only aerial trampoline act, where they performed on their trampoline 50-60 feet in the air. They have continued their success in the showbusiness world since forming the Trans Canada Hell Drivers and are capable of performing any of the hair-raising events in the thrill show book. Bill Williams and Walter Williams the co-owners of the Trans Canada Hell Drivers have not overlooked the comedy relief so necessary to an audience that are constantly kept on the edge of their seats and Bill Williams has turned over his previous role of Happy the clown to the internationally famous clown from Sydney, Australia, Dave Proudman to supply the pantomine daredevil comedy. Prior to joining the Trans Canada Hell Drivers, Dave was the featured comedy performer with the Jack Kochman Hell Drivers for six years. He has appeared with that show many times at the Canadian National Exhibition and at many leading fairs across the United States. In Australia, Dave is also an accomplished radio, television and movie actor and stuntman and has appeared in many of the top theatres. Independent Shipper to Unit • ,fig Co-operative of Ontario Livestock Dept Toronto Ship Your Livestock with Roy Scotchmer Monday Is Shipping Day From Varna Stockyard CALL HAYFIELD 565.2635 By 7:30 a.m. Monday For Prompt Service No Charges on Pick-up Time Running Out For Crop Insurance Plan Fanners growing white beans or soybeans are reminded that the final date for application to the Crop Insurance Commission for protection on these import- ant cash crops is June 1. To be eligible for insurance, soybeans must be seeded before June 20. White beans must be seeded before June 25, but it is most important that farmers planning to seed these crops make application before June 1. Insurance coverage is obtained by submitting an application for a Crop Insurance contract, with a deposit premium of $15. PAGE FIFTEEN A final acreage report is filed with the Commission within ten clays after seeding is completed and the balance of premium is payable. Waite bean growers will recall the disastrous weather losses suffered by their 1968 crops. The Crop Insurance Commission re- ports that last year 6010 of all insured soybean crops suffered losses, the average claim paid amounting to $1, 568. Attention: Farmers 1 wilt be shipping cattle to DUNN & LEVICK TORONTO UNION STOCK YARDS Every Monday For further particulars, or pick-up Contact: Campbell McKinley RR 1, ZURICH Phone 262.5430 Larry Snider TAKES PLEASURE IN INTRODUCING HIS Sales St Drop Into Huron's Largest Ford Dealer and Get Acquainted This Weekend LARRY SNIDER MEANS FINE TRADES JACK HATCH Sales Manager JOHN REDMOND BRAD ADKIN KEN BASSETT JUNE IS UC M AT LARRY SNIDER MOTORS We have in stock for this Month Only NEW 1/2 -TON FORD STYLESIDE PICKUPS Equipped With 1650 Rear Springs j, ; tra YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS ,W. Larry/ Snider Motors Ltd. EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 o