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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-06-14, Page 13THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1973 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 13 ST. MARY'S SCHOOL WINNERS - A field meet was held at St. Mary's School, St. Joseph, last week, and two top athletes were awarded gold medals. Back row are Michael Denomtne and Mary Ann Vernlunt, gold medalists, and Elaine Ducharme, silver medalist. Front row are Gary Denomme, and Brenda Creces, both bronze medalist winners. Missing was Douglas Ducharme, who won a silver medal. News of Grand Bend and reg CORRESPONDENT St. John's by -the -Lake Anglican Church congregation heard the sermon on "Doubting Thomas" based on John 20-19 on Sunday preached by William B. Parker, a third year student of Huron College, London. William Parker was alawyer for Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER An oxidation "pill" has been developed to cut hydrocarbon emissions in auto exhaust systems. Safety engineers emphasize the importance of the car "fit- ting" the driver, so that he can comfortably perform all driv- ing functions. That subdued "putt -putt" at the tail pipe may be caused by leaky exhaust valves which permit the mixture to finish combustion in the muffler. The first automatic transmis- sion was introduced in 1938. A stretch of empty highway is a good place to test your brakes to make sure they don't pull to the left or right. Why not come to a full stop of Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227.4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soon! MRS, FRANK 27 years before changing to this new vocation. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Mennell spent a few days at Crystal Beach with friends. Mrs. Ray Gooding is a new member of the staff at the P.U. C. office. John Warner <.s hack at home after surgery at Victoiia Hospital Todd and Lois Desaulniers have purchased the property on Elmwood Avenue from Mrs. Elmore, formerly Mrs. May Keown's property. They plan to be permanent residents and are renovating their cottages. Todd is a construction foreman and Lois is a director of music for Petrolia High School. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Peariso were surprised by a 30th wedd- ing anniversary celebration at their home on Sunday evening. There were about sixteen pres- ent. It was arranged by Mrs. Alan Kraul and Mrs. Cordon Peariso. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald had the. Neil fancily pic- nic reunion at their home on Sunday with visitors from Detroit Sarnia, Exeter and Lucan. About People Mrs. Clara Koehler, Kitchen- er, Mrs. Bertha Vertch, and her father Henry Boshart, St. Jacobs, and Mr. Mrs. Len Erb, Hensali spent Tuesday with Mrs. Nancy Koehler. REDIMIX CONCRETE (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237.3422 PLUMB Pete Eisenbach moved to the Blue Water Rest Home at Zurich last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hamilton visited thc:ir son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hamilton in Ottawa last week. 0 News of Kippen Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Surndall, Detroit, Michigan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Mousseau. The sympathy of the comm- unity goes out to Mrs. Ray Bell whose mother passed away in Stratford last week. In honour of Anniversary Serv- ices being held June 10 at Bruce - field, there were no services in St. Andrew's Church, I: ippen. FOR 3 YEARS Guaranteed I vestment Certificates Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation and GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 RON COTTRELL MANAGER 425 MAIN ST. ^ EXETER 235-0530 Our readers write letters Zurich Ont. June 8, 1973. Mr. herb Turl<heim, Editor, Zurich Citizens News, Zurich, Ontario. Dear Sir; The Life Membership to the Ladies Auxiliary of the Blue Water Rest home was presented to the Auxiliary as a group and not any one named person. Our membership consists of ladies of all faiths in our area, and the Zurich Women's Instit- ute as well. Our previous successful May Tea, bal<e sale and bazaar was represented extremely well by every denomination. New and previous members are welcome to attend the resi- dent's annual picnic on June 20, at 1; 30 p.m. sponsored by the Auxiliary. Join now and help make plans for our annual Bean Festival booth, on August 25. If you are interested please call 239-4M, We welcome you! Sincerely, Irene J. Brisson, President, Ladies Auxiliary, Blue Water Rest Ilome. EDITOR'S NOTE: The two stor- ies relating to the above-ment- ioned items were published in a recent edition of the Citizens News, and were contributed by the writer of the above letter. This newspaper had no part whatsoever in the makeup of the stories relating to the two items in question. MERRY RAGS R. R.2, Grand Bend Open Every Day including Sunday 10 a. 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