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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1963-11-07, Page 8PAGE EIGHT Zurich Bowler Comes Close To Perfect (urine Jim Bedard, popular Zurich bowler, set a new record for kegglers from this area, on Tuesday, when he rolled a near - perfect game. His score was 418. A perfect score would be 450. Jim was in London and de- cided to bowl a few games at the Arcade Recreation Centre. His big game showed a strike in every frame but the first of the tenth, when he only man- aged to come up with a spare. By missing the strike in the tenth he robbed himself of the 32 extra points he would have needed for a perfect game, Jim says he will keep on try- ing until he reaches his goal, that of a perfect game. 0 Armistice Day Service at Hong!!! Remembrance Day will be ob- served here Monday under the auspices of the Hensall Branch of the Canadian Legion, 468. A service at the Cenotaph at 12 noon will be followed with a service in the Town Hall, for which Rev. J. P. Gandon will be guest speaker, with local min- isters participating. Scout s, Cubs, Guides and Brownies will form the parade, headed by Bannockburn Pipe Band of Varna. Bowling Scores SR, B MXIED LEAGUE Ramblers 5-V. Dinnin 535. Astronauts 2 - A. Clausius 540. Seldom Wins 5 - D. Geiger 529. Whippoorwills 2 - M. Deitz 575. Hi Hopes 0 -Marjorie Witmer 402. Hawkey es 7 - Mary Clausius 521. ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE Doninionaires 2 -Ruth Claus- ius 497, Ups and Downs 5 - Pauline Guenther 549. Dashettes 2 - Vesta Miller 561. Packers 5 -Daisy Bates 594. Wee Hopes 7 -Elaine Weido 505. H. L. A. 0 - Mona Campbell 505. Lo Gals 2 -Eleanor Shields 544. Greenhorns 5 - Marie Clark 578. Huronettes 7 - Marg Clarke 500. ; •,ihd'; tin GREEN GIANT - 14 OZ. TIN It nt %ihlets Corn CATELLI'S - 15 OZ. TIN 1111nNK VAltVli1810U11ii6v * 631.00 3/49c Ca oked Spaghetti BLUE GOLD - 15 .OZ. TIN Fancy Quality Peas _ _ 6/$1.00 Saluda Tea Bags, 60's - _ - 79c Grapes 2lbs. 29c LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET CLARENCE GASCHO - ZURICH SPECIALS ! lopmer.M00:01010. 'WNW SIMMONS Charm Rest Only $39 Box Springs or Mattress TUFTED SPRING FILLED Mattresses Only $24 See This Terrific Value! A GOOD SMOOTH -TOP MATTRESS SIMMUN'S CHARM REST Only $39.50 Westlake Furniture PHONE 89J ZURICH Lucky Strikes 0 --Joyce Arm- strong 550. Startones 2 -Dorothy Fink- beinner 572. Hi Lites 5 -- Betty Simmons 533. High single: Elaine Datars 292, High triple: Elaine Datars 718. High average: Elaine Datars 186. MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Strikers 5-Elda Laidlaw 650. Hensall Hornets 2 - Lorne Hay 531. Bone Breakers 2 - Vonnie Overholt 573. Kippen Trailers 5 - Marg Lovell 601. Happy Gang 0 -Percy Bedard 573. Alley Cats 7 -Larry Bedard 683. Nite Hawks 3 -Fred Broad- ley 625. Tops 4 -Don O'Brien 579. Guys and Gals 5 -Jim Bedard 605, Hustlers 2-Gord Lavery 617. Nip and Tuck 2 -Paul Bedard 527. Pep Hawks 5-Gord Hess 504. Ladies' high single: Elda Laidlaw 267. Ladies high triple: Hazel Mc - Ewan 663. Ladies' high average: Hazel McEwan 189. Men's high single: Fred Broadley 306. Men's high triple: Doug O'Brien 698. Men's high average: Fred Broadley 209. MEN'S LEAGUE _. Globe Trotters 1 -Fred Wells 656. Casenites 3 -Jack Schade 578. Bull Dogs 3-V. Krainik 672. Questionnaires 1- H, Stade 658. Hot Shots 0-Rosaire Bedard 536. Rockets 4-R. VanDorsselaer 736. Bluewater Giants 2 -Charles Burgess 594. Bucherettes 2 - Ed Gascho 614. Knights of Columbus 1 - Clarence Geoffrey 511. Clippers 3 -Jim, Boyce 512. High single: Ray VanDorsse- laer 313. High triple: Ray VanDorsse- laer 765. High average: Ray VanDorsse- laer 229. ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE .LAI,., FRED DUCHARME. Corre L,ondentl. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Statton, of Detroit, spent the weekend at the home of the later's par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Garfield Denomme. Mr, Raymond Ducharme, of the Bluewater south, was a vis- itor on Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs. Don Rasse, of Merton. Indian Summer? The snow-covered fields of the latter part of last week have now disappeared, at least for the present. If we follow the legend of the yellow tribe we are in for a spell of summer- like weather, call it Indian summer if you wish. But it's too early to think about that yet. At time of writing word was received of the successful oper- ation on Mrs. Leonard Jeffrey, of Goderich, in the hospital in that town. Mrs. Jeffrey is the daughter of Mrs, Josephine Du- charme of this highway. At last the rain of Friday and Saturday, nixed with wet snow, was much welcomed, especially for those who were short of water, It will at least, for the time being, help them with the water shortage. It will also help farmers with their plowing and to say it could freshen up fall wheat roots and with a few sunny days it will help them along. Looking back on the whole situation, the drought. the shortage of water, and dry (Continued from Page 1) going south for the winter; and it will help to expedite a smooth changeover to the new system of issuing drivers' licences. The 1964 plates will be black lettering and numerals on a white 'background. For commercial vehicles and trailers, Mr. Haskett said, the method inaugurated in 1963 would be continued without change. The sale of 1964 plates for commercial vehicles and trailers will commence on Mon- day, March 2, 1964, and these plates will again be available on a quarterly basis as well as for the whole year. The 1963 plates for commercial vehicles and trailers will expire at mid- night on Tuesday, March 31, 1964, At times like this... you'll Like Black `..bel Beer say: `.`VABEL, BLACKLABEL!" pastures, which to some extent meant a loss to farmers. As the time will pass along their little worries •of the past few weeks will be forgotten . They will be renewed by high winds, low temperatures and snow bliz- zards which will perhaps be worse than what we were greet- ed with the past few weeks. Quiet Hallowe'en On Thursday evening last, Hallowe'en eve, there were many spooks and gobblins roam- ing on this highway, calling on almost all of the homes. Their object of giving you a call was to collect bonbon, and what you had to give them. They came in groups of three, five and as many as seven, so there- fore not much could be done but to respond generously to their request. They were re- spectable in their demands, they were not of the hold-up type as you often read about. We believe they were welcomed in all their calls. All gave them treats to satisfy them and to fill their hand containers. Those young visible ghosts when entering a home, even though you could not recognize them, you could tell they were harmless, not of the type that sometimes roam around to play pranks, to destroy property and remove even heavy implements and placing then where it took much help to remove them and put them back in their former place. The whole of the past Hallowe'en eve was not like pranks played years ago when farmers, especially the next morning, would find their farm gates or other belongings lodged in trees or on top of barns when it was necessary to call neigh- bours to help remove them. The past Hallowe'en, tots were well garbed for the occa- sion and of course masked be- yond recognition. The younger ones were accompanied by their parents and perhaps they had been given tips as to how to act. So in all, in this surround - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 194.3 Ing, there was not any disturb- ance caused by those young spirits and as we see things it was only an outing for them and something for them to talk about among themselves, of what happened on this past Hal- lowe'en eve. FOR QUALITY TOYS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS Once Again It's . BEAVER'S T IEYTOWN IN EXETER We are pleased to announce to our many Zurich district customers that our Toytown again offers the most complete line of quality toys within miles. All the name brands are on our shelves - Lego, Kenner, Little Beaver, Match Box, Remple, and all other good toys. Drop in and see for yourself. SHOP EARLY AND BE SURE! 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