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Zurich Citizens News, 1959-06-03, Page 3/�ITJI/{I .y,� vA,Ms X117 1!(p\SLS.Y�Niit?� IM.V �X•rw�G O,V.M.., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1959 ZURICH Citizens NEWS Zurich School Takes Top Honours In Hay School Area Field Meet The Zurich Public School stole the show at the Hay Township School Area field meet in Zurich this past Friday. Five of the eight individual championships were won by pupils of the Zurich school..... Leading the list of champions was Cheryl Stade, who captured three firsts and tied for the fourth in the junior girls division. Other winners were, juvenile E�UinA a4.ue cone FOR DEPENDABLE HEAT Ah Winter Long Call LORNE E. HAY Locker Service --Roe Feeds Phone 10 (Collect) Herman girls, Marilyn Gascho; intermedi- ate girls, Ruth Ann Flaxbard; sen- ior girls, Alice Ducharme. In the boys division the juven- ile champion was Danny Black; junior boys, Kees Van Daalen; in- termediate boys, Peter Systma and senior boys, Gary Systma. All the teachers in the area helped in conducting the meet while Don O'Brien was in charge of the whole affair. Complete results are: girl's ju- venile: dash, Marilyn Gascho, Judy Masse, Sharon Whittaker; broad jump, Marilyn Gascho, Katie Kresh, Dianne Ducharme; sack race, Norma Shantz, Joanne Mill- er, Janice Armstrong; three-leg- ged race, Sandra Richardson and Patsy Willer -i, Joanne Miller and Alene Wilds, Joanne Thiel and Elaine Westlake. Junior girls: dash, Cheryl Stade, Kathryn Regier. Judy Denomme; broad jump, Cheryl Stade, Kathryn Regier, Linda Luther; high jump, Cheryl Stade, Kathryn Regier, Linda Luther; three-legged race, Cheryl Stade and Kathryn Regier, Gail Richardson and Marilyn Sch- roeder, Kathy Rowe and Jane Russell. BEAT THE SUN!! 1,11.,\A �NP�� With Shulton's Bronztan Guaranteed as a safe and sure tan. Reg. Size Lotion $1.50 rrltgyp Reg. 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Senior girls: dash, Alice Duch- arme, Sharon Hugill, Helen Was- son; broad jump, Alice Ducharme, Helen Wasson, Elaine Miller; high jump, Sharon Hugill, Alice Duch- arme, Carol Fischer; softball th- row, Elaine Miller, Carol Fischer, Donna Titus. Boy's, juvenile: dash, Ken Clark, Leo Ducharme, Bradley Mousseau; broad jump, Danny lrlalck, Brian Overholt, Danny Titus; sack race, Danny Black, Leo Ducharme, Ron- ald Corriveau; three legged race, Brian Overholt and Aubrey Bed- ard, Ken Clark and Gerrard Mas- se, Richard Fischer and Gary Geof- frey. Junior boys: dash, Kees Van Daalen, John Ducharme, Donnie Geiger; broad jump, Donnie Geig- er, Richard Shantz, Larry Elder; high jump, Kees VanDaalen, Don- nie Geiger, Louis Debus; three legged race, Paul Corriveau and Richard Shantz, David Gingerich and Bert Vsscher, Jimmie Weig- and and Donald Clark. Intermediate boys: dash, Cam- eron Witmer, Peter Stysma, Rich- ard Rader; broad jump, Peter Sys- tma, Craig Chapman, Cameron Witmer; high jump, Peter Systma, Richard Breakey, Steven Elder; softball throw, Jim Masse, Roy McAdams, Cameron Witmer. Senior boys: dash, Gary Systma, Don Masse, Ron Schroeder; broad jump, Gary Systma, Gerry Chap- man, Bernie Bedard; high jump, Gary Systma, Don Masse, Gerry Chapman; softball throw, Don Masse, Ron Schroeder, Gerry Ch- apman. Relay races, girls; 1, Carol Fis- cher, Sharon Hugill, Barbara Min - shall, Cheryl Stade; 2, Phyliss Schade, Donna Ducharme, Ruth Pepper, Carolyn Ducharme; 3, Mary Lou Wasson, Carolyn Camp- bell, Mary Payne, Helen Wasson. Boy's relay race: 1, Don Masse, Larry Denomme, Bernie Bedard, Barry Block; 2, Larry Horner, Gerald Merner, Barry Block, Gary Systma; 3, Steven Elder, Barry Mousseau, John Elder, Jerry Ch- apman. 0 Grand Bend Sets 1959 Tax Rate Grand Bend tax rates for 1959 show slight changes from last year. County rate is up 2.1 mills but the public school levy is down two mills_ On the north side, the South Huron District High School levy rose from six to seven mills while on the south, Forest school rate dropped from 2.5 to 2.3 mills. On the north side, residential is 50.1 mills (compared to 50 Iast year), while commercial rose to 54.1. from 51, South side levies are 45.4 and 49.4 compared to 46.5 and 47.5. Welcome inis"ter To Hensall Carmel The congregation of Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall, met at the church Tuesday night and held a reception in honor of their new minister and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. George Vaise. They re- cently took up residence in the manse, Rev. Vaise having accept- ed a call to become minister of the church. Glenn Bell was chairman for the evening and extended the wel- come. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell formed the reception committee. A very enjoyable program was presented, which included the fol- lowing numbers: monologue by Mrs. Gordon Schwalm and Mrs. Archie Hoggarth; guitar selection, "Red River Rose", by Jim Love; reading, Mrs. Robert Madge; vo- cal duet, "Jesus Loves the Little Ones Like Me" and "The Whole Wide World in His Hands," Grant and Kenneth Jones; piano solo, Miss Carol Brown; vocal solo, "Bless This House," by Mrs. Wil- liam Brown; piano duet, Mrs. Mal- colm Dougall and Mrs. Ed Munn; vocal duet by the Jones boys, ac- companied on the guitar by Jim Love. Rev. Vaise spoke briefly, stating he was looking forward to his stay in Hensall and to the work of the congregation. When success turns a man's head, he is facing failure. PAGE TT. REE Luther League Regular Meeting The Luther League held its regular meeting on May 24, opening with the singing of a hymn 'Sweet the Moments Rich in Bles- sing." Psalm I was read by Earl Wagner; Scripture lesson by Mary Ellen Thiel; hymn, "Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross"; prayer by Louis Wilbert and topic "To Go or Not To Go Steady," by Sharon Law- rence. Following the topic the League was divided into two groups and were given five questions to dis- cuss. The questions were as fol- lows: (1) What are the rewards of go- ing steady during high school age? (2) What are the rewards of having many friends at this age? (3) What are the pros and cons of starting to go "Steady" at 15 years of age? 20? 25? (4) What are the values of a long courtship? (5) Should young people marry secretly? After a discussion period of 15 minutes, getting opinions from both boys and girls, the Leaguers returned to their seats and the president asked the questions one at a time, giving each group time to give their opinions. WE SPECIALIZE IN Five Constables For Grand Bend OPP Constable Ron Smith, Woodstock, joined the Grand Bend detachment Friday for the summer. 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