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HURSMAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1971
ZURICH CITIZRMS MIEWS
, PAGE FIFTEEN
DASIIW000 and DISTRICT NEWS
Eighteen tables were in play
at the Euchre sponsored by Dash-
' wood Women's Institute, Tues-'
day, February 16. Winners were
ladies, Mrs. Ted Steinbach, men,
41 Elgin Rader; low, Mrs. William
Davidson and Ervin Devine, lone
hands, Sicl Baker.
LADIES AID
The February meeting of Zion
Lutheran Ladies Aid was held
Wednesday, February 17, with
group two and Mrs. Ernest Koeh-
ler convenor in charge of devot-
' ions and lunch.
Pastor Steinman took as the
topic, "Speak but also Listen."
This was a question and answer
period using the Bible as reference
Rick Hayter played two piano
solos.
President Mrs. James Hayter
presided for the business. The
Family Night supper planned
for February 28 will start at 6:30
p. m. The visiting committee
reported fifteen calls. The Altar
Guild is Mrs. Albert Miller and
Mrs. Marie Restemayer. The
L. W. M, L, is holding a Prayer
Service Monday March 29 with
the theme. "Raised to sit togeth-
er in Heavenly Places." All
ladies of the congregation are
urged to attend. Mrs. Hayter
requested good used clothing
for the Children's Aid, especially
for children. She also gave out
material for pyjamas.
Mrs. Charles Marten cond-
ucted closing devotions.
MUSIC RESULTS
Mrs. Ruth Stire announces re-
sults of her pupils with Western
Ontario Conservatory: Grade I
Theory, Patricia Bender, honors;
Susan Grigg, pass. Grade 1I
Theory, Adrienne Van Raay,
first class honors; Grade V Harm-
ony, Sandra Norman, honors,
Irene Eagleson, pass
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cudmore,
Willowdale, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rader.
Wilmer Pfaff has returned
home from St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, following a knee oper-
ation.
Mx. and Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan
attended the National Gift Show
in Toronto.
Miss Iris Becker and friend,
Toronto, were weekend guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Valentine
Becker and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John de Niet,
Toronto, were Sunday visitors
Correspondent: Mrs. Ervin Rader
with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader
and family.
Members of Fred Weiberg's
family gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Willert
Monday evening in honor of his
80th birthday, Saturday, Feb-
ruary 27. Present for the occasion
were Mr. and MTs. Adolph Keller,
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Restemayer,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader, Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Willert, Zurich,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Devine.
The evening was spent visiting
and playing crokinole.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Members of Mr. and Mrs.
Hilton Ford's family gathered
at Blackbush school, Sunday,
February 21, to celebrate their
62nd wedding anniversary which
was February 17. Thirty present
included Mrs. Almira Ford and
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Broderick,
Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Toni. Gusso
and family, Thorndale; Mr. and
Mrs. John Brintnell and family,
Jarvis; Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Ford and family, Bolton; Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Forrester and fam-
ily, Zurich; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
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Ford and Mr. and Mis. Hubert
Miller and family.
UNITED CHURCH WOMEN
Calvary United Church Wom-
en held their meeting Tuesday
afternoon February 16. President,
Mrs. Don Gaiser, opened the
business by reading a Bible verse.
It was decided to participate
in the United Nations Associat-
ion, " A penny a day for peace
project."
Mrs. Don Gaiser, Mrs. Gordon
Bender, Mrs. Ebel). Weigand and
Mrs. E, R, Guenther went by bus
to the Huron -Perth Annual Presby-
tery Meeting at Mitchell Wed-
nesday, February 17.
The U.C. W. will present a
program at the Blue Water Rest
Horne in March.
Mrs. Eben Weigand was chair -
lady for the devotional part of
the program, opening it with a
prayer and scripture reading by
Mrs. Stuart Wolfe. Mrs. Weigand
gave the Study Book topic on
Inner American Relations. She
brought the meeting to a close
with prayer.
Hensall Loses First Game in Zurich
Rec League Play; Two Close Games
(by Doug Turkheim)
MATES 5 - HENSALL 2
Last Thursday night the Hen-
sall Generals lost their first
game of the season as they were
downed 5-2 by the Mates, who
are in bottom place.
The Mates outscored Hensall
4-1 in the first period. Ken
Smale gave Hensall a 1-0
lead but the Mates came right
back with four goals to give
them the lead. Larry Hess scored
twice while Eric Smale and
Richard Walker added two more.
There was no scoring in the
second period. A goal by Charles
Schwalm narrowed the Mates
lead to 4-2 but Larry Hess came
back with his third goal to give
the Mates their victory
FARMER'S U. 8 - SABRES 6
In the other game in Rec
League play Thursday night the
Farmer's Union downed the
Sabres 8-6.
A hat trick by Ray Weide in
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the first period gave the Farmer's
Union a 3-1 lead. Ken Durand
scored the lone goal for the
Sabres in the first period.
Single goals by Larry Merner
John Gascho and Jack Coleman
gave the Farmer's Union a 6-1
lead at the end of two periods.
Although the Sabres came
back and outscored the Farmer's
Union 5-2 in the final period,
it wasn't enough to give them a
victory. Sabre goal scorers were
Bill Wagner with two and singles
by Ken Clarke, Garry Hess and
Paul Corriveau. Jack Coleman
and Ray Weido scored third per-
iod goals for the Farmer's Union.
BLUEWATER 9 - FLYERS 8
On Sunday night the second
place Bluewater team downed
the Flyers by a deciding 9-8
margin.
The Bluewater took a 4-3
lead at the end of the first per-
iod on two goals by Don O'Brien
and one each by Ron Overholt
and Don Geiger. Flyer goal
scorers were Gord Hay, Doug
Stade and Tim Decker with
singles.
In the second period the Blue -
water again outscored the
Flyers. Don O'Brien and Jim
Grainger scored the Bluewater
goals. Tim Decker scored the
lone Flyer goal.
The Flyers cane back to out-
score the Bluewater 4-3 in the
final period. Two goals by
George Suplat and singles by
Richard Thiel and Tim Decker
made up the scoring for the
Flyers. Jim Bedard scored twice
for the Bluewater while Don
O'Brien added the single.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27; 4 to 1
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ENTERTAINMENT
(Ken Scott Trio back again
by popular request)
DELICIOUS HOT LUNCH
$1.25
Admission: $1.00 per person
Members Free
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Getting It On
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SUN., FEBRUARY 28.
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