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SABRES ARE WINNERS - The Buffalo Sabres won the boys floor hockey championship at
Zurich Public School recently. From the left are Robert Willert, Jim Smith, Bob Livingston,
Paul Lavery, Greg Kirk and Kevin Oke. Missing was Edward Neeb.
GIRLS HOCKEY CHAMPS - The Canadians won the girls floor hockey championship at Zurich
Public School recently. From the left are Charlotte Gingerich, Darlene Steckle, Darlene
Oesch, Vicki Schroeder, Connie Steibach, Peggy Hay and Barbara Rader.
News photo.
In n )akery window: "Cakes,
66c Upside-down Cakes, 99c."
UCW December meeting
Mrs. Kennedy was hostess for
the December meeting of Unit 4
of Hensall U.C.W, Mrs. James
McAllister opened the meeting
with a poem, 'A Christmas Pray-
er'.
Mrs. Eric Luther was in charge
of the devotional, and chose as
the topic, 'Roads to Bethlehem'.
She was assisted by Mrs. Erratt,
Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. Harburn,
Mrs. Sherritt, Mrs. Riley and
Mrs. Armstrong.
Christmas carols were sung
throughout the devotional, with
Mrs. Mickle accompanist.
White gift
services
Holy Communion was admin-
istered at the second Advent ser-
vice of Hensall United Church
conducted by Rev. Don Beck.
The second Advent candle was lit
by Joanne Pepper, signifying the
'Gifts' of Christmas.
Mrs. Doug Kyle was received
into membership at the beginning
of the Communion Service.
The choir sang the anthem, 'How
lovely are the Messengers' with
Mrs. John Turkheim at the
organ. The meditation was on the
topic, 'More Love than we can.
Earn'.
White Gift Services will
be held at both Hensall and
Chislehurst United Churches next
Sunday and there will be a Carol
Service at Hensall United Church
next Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
Plan for
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day
The closing meeting of the
Hensall 4-H Clubs, the Kneeded
7 and the Dough -doe's was held
at the Hensall United Church
Tuesday, December 2 when sup-
per was enjoyed by all members.
Plans were finalized for A-
chievement Day on January 10.
There will be a short meeting on
Tuesday January 6 at 6:30 p.m. at
the United Church.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES
Sign on a tire repair truck:
"Invite us to your next blow
out."
Fifty-one visits to sick and shut-
ins were made during the month,
Mrs, Erratt expressed thanks to
Mrs—McAllister on behalf of all
present for her splendid leader-
ship all through the years.
Steer
This
Way
BY
LARRY
SNIDER
The recreational vehicle- that
won't be used through the
winter should be protected
against the cold.
Drain water from tanks and
add antifreeze. Put the RV on
blocks.
Keep antifreeze in the radiator
and thinner oil in the engine.
Turn over the engine once a
week. Apply grease to expos-
ed chrome.
Many automatic -transmission
cars cannot be push-started
under any conditions. Carry-
ing booster -cables in the trunk
is a safer way to get started.
The world's most expensive car
may be the 1920 Pierce -Arrow
that sold recently for $180,-
000. The body is gold-plated
and the fenders, running
boards, headlamps, gas tank,
hubcaps and luggage rack
plated with nickel. Even the
engine is nickel and silver-
plated.
Even a jeweler -plated engine needs
regular tune-ups to give its best ride.
So does yours. Drive into Larry Sniders
for the best care for all cars — even
gold ones.
Larry Snider
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JUNIOR CHAMPS - The Fantastic Five emerged as junior
champions in the Zurich Public School floor hockey league.
From the left are David Heimrich, Dorcas Gingerich, George
Blackwell and Tim Rawlings. Missing was Steven O'Rourke.
News photo.
Lions turkey bingo
The Zurich Lions Club rep-
ort another successful turkey
bingo.
Turkey winners were Mrs.
Ward Neeb, Kevin Oke, Steve
Durand, Mrs. Ray Fisher, Ward
Neeb, Mary Erb, Thelma Merner,
Val Becker, Mrs. Ken Durand,
Mrs. Johti Paul Rau, Mrs. Fred
Mommersteeg, Nancy McKinley,
Don Oesch, Gertie Pleischauer,
Joan Merner, Mrs. Norm Koehl-
er. Mrs. Van Dillon, Annie Fink-
bciner, Linda Fisher and Danny
Schilbe.
Winners of share -the -wealth
games were Don Smale, Val
Becker and Erla Smale and Larry
Cole, Mrs. William Davidson,
Pam O'Brien.
On a tailor shop window: "As
ye rip so shall we sew."
Sign in toy store window: "Our
business is kid stuff."
COMING
TO THE
Zurich Community Centre
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13
2 P.M.
FREE MOVIES AND TREATS FOR TIIE KIDS!
Sponsored by the Zurich Lions Club