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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-02-27, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1964 Bowling Scores SR. B MIXED LEAGUE Hawkeyes 5-H. Clausius 505. Whippoorwills 2 - Norm Gascho 471. Hi Hopes 2 -Fred Wells 606. Ramblers 5-J. Bannister 576. Seldom Wins 7 --Del Geiger 644, Astronauts 0- Romayne Mc- Clinchey 490, MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Happy Gang 5 -Charles Rau 559. Bone Breakers 2 -Phil Over- holt 642. Hustlers 3 -Eric Smale 592. Hensall Hornets 4 -Ernie Laid- law 697. Guys and Gals 2 - Delores Schilbe 620, Pep Hawks 5-H. Schilbe 650. Tops 7 -John Robinson 704. Nip and Tuck 0 -Wayne Jes- sop 502. Nite Hawks 7 -Fred Broad- ley 606. Strikers 0 - Jack Hamilton 624. Kippen Trailers 2 -Bob Baker 643. Alley Cats 5 -Gladys Bedard 612. Ladies' high single: Marjorie Hesse 340, Ladies' high triple: Janet Lovell 718. Ladies' high average: Janet Lovell 189. Men's high single: Jim Bedard 329. Men's high triple: Jim Bedard 831. Men's high average: Butch Sweeney 210. Team average: Guys and Gals 921. MEN'S LEAGUE Group "A" Questionnaires 1 -Hugh Mc- Ewen 603. Rockets 3 -Jim Bedard 802. Globe Trotters 4 -Eric Smale 752. Bluewater Giants 0 - Percy Bedard 566. Caseintes 1 -Mike Denomme 566. Bull Dogs 3 -Gregory Willert 589. High single: Jim Becker 340. High triple: Jim Bedard 802. High average: Ernie Laidlaw 199. Group "B" Bucherettes 4 -Clair Geiger 585. Hot Shots 0 - Earl Horner 578. Knights of Columbus 0 -Joe Corriveau 532. Clippers 4 -Bill Pollock 638. Bean Kings 0 -Clarence Rau 494. Flyers 4 -Max Ducharme 561, High single: Milt McAdams 307. High triple: Bill Pollock 757. High average: Clair Geiger 193. Probably one of the busiest groups of people in the district at this time of year is Desjar- dine Orchestra, pictured above. For instance, last week the group played four nights in a row, and quite often they are engaged for two or three nights hand -running. To date, this orchestra has 56 dances booked ahead for the season, along with the 'opening of their regular Friday night stand at Bluewater Danceland, in May. Shown in this photo, from left to right, are Mrs. Elroy Desjardine, Mrs, Clare McBride, Earl Deichert, Ed Mittelholtz and Elroy Des- jardine. Seated at the drums is Glenn Koehler. This same group has been together for quite some years as a unit, Future and Retired Stars Will See Action in Hensall Hockey Night There promises to be action a- plenty this Friday night at the Hensall Arena when the annual Minor Hockey night is staged. The public will have the oppor- tunity of seeing many young Howes, Bathgates and Kellys when the minor hockey players from five to twelve years of age display their wares, and then, in the feature attraction of the night, the Kinsmen -Legion con - LADIES' BOWLING LEAGUE H.L.A, 4 -Edna Hay 477. Dominionaires 3- Carmel Sweeney 493. Lo Gals 2 -Bernice Eckel 521. Huronettes 5 -Francis Gibson 555. Lucky Strikes 5 - Martha Overholt 569. Ups and Downs 2 - Florie Webb 504. Startones 2 -Delores Schilbe 565. Wee Hopes 5 -Edith Burgess 538. Dashettes 5 - Marion Rader 585. Hi Lites 2 - Betty Simmons 493. Packers 5 -Ann Desch 526. Greenhorns 2 -Mary Creces 531. High single: Delores Schilbe 323. High triple: Elaine Datars '718. High average: Elaine Datars 187. STOP!..SHOP! LIBBY'S FANCY - 15 OZ. TIN SAVE! Crew Style Corn 3/49c 11 OZ. BOTTLE Ayl er Tomato Catsup _ -_ 2/39c Kellogg's " " Cereal _ _ _ _ 29c 8 OZ. JAR L {cky Dollar Instant Coffee $1.19 Oranges, '113's _ _ _ _ dozen 59c LUCKY DOLLAR F OD MARKET CLARENCE GASCHO - ZURICH test, they will see the super- stars of a mor ancient vintage. At 7:30 p.m. the first game featuring Bill Smith's "Comets" and Shorty Caldwell's "Jets" will get underway. At 8 p.m. the second game between Bob Lambie's "Flyers" and Bob Rea - burn's "Stars" features the nine and 10 year old players. Both these games will be well worth the price of admission alone as the boys go all out at all times. At 8:30 p.m. the Hensall Le- gion Pee Wee Club makes its debut of the season, against the Zurich Pee Wees. Boys partici- pating in. this game are 10 to 12 years of age. The local club is coached by John Hawley, while Jack Bannister, Zurich, directs the Zurich team, Following this game, Pauline Bell, local figure skater, will be featured in a solo number. Pauline perforins due to the courtesy of the St, Thomas Skating Club. Rounding out the evening, and when you see the shape of some of these players you'll know why they use the word "round", will be the Kinsmen - Legion contest. The old-timers have requested that the arena manager flood the ice prior to their game as they demand keen ice for their fast moving game. Many of the public will watch this game very closely and some such as Trevor Wilson, local druggist, with anticipation. In the past few days, the Hensall Apothecary has filled up his shelves with well known lina- ments. Fear that the Kinsmen -Legion game will be difficult to handle, three referees will officiate, Fran "Udvari" Mickle, Helyn "Storey" Drysdale and Lil "Mc- Arthur" Baker. FARMERS ! Be sure to see the all-new 385 RENAULT 60 HP TRACTOR At the Farm Show Corning Soon to Your Dealers! HAUGH BROS. "Farm Equipment" 111. Miles East of Brucefield newaseanammagaimaraprompamiammion Plan Visit To Huronview Home Mrs. Vern Alderdice chaired the February meeting of Kippen East Women's Institute Interna- tional meeting, for which Mrs. Robert Bell was hostess and co - hostess, Mrs. Ernest White- house, at the former's home, Wednesday afternoon. Members answered the roll call with "Name a Country of the.A.C.W.W.", and the motto "Understanding is one of the Hensall-Zurich Combines Finish Regular Season With Two Victories The Hensall-Zurich Combines rounded out their regular sche- dule in the Shamrock Junior League last week, with two more convincing wins. On Thursday night in Strathroy, they edged the Rockets 8-6, and then back in Hensall on Friday night they trounced the Point Edward Redmen, 11-3. Combines 8-Strathroy 6 Six players figured in the scoring at Strathroy, as the Combines edged their arch - rivals on their own ice. Bob Livermore and Dennis Morrisey each scored twice, while Bruce Cooper, Bill Shaddick, Craig Chapman and Mike Cushman added single counters. For Strathroy Mac Westgate scored three and Harvey Thom- as two. The two teams split even in the first period, with one goal each, and again in the second they both scored three goals. The big difference, however, came in the third when the Combines outscored the Strath- roy crew, 4-2, to salt away the victory. Only two minor penalties were handed out to the Com- bines, while the Rockets sat out five. Combines 11 -Point Edward 4 On their home ice Friday night, the Combines hung an 11-3 pasting on the heads of the Point Edward Redmen, to wind up their regular scedule, They scored four goals in the first, added three more in the second, and then banged in four more in the third. Dennis Morrisey was the big gun for the Combines, pumping in three goals, while Bob Liver- more, Mike Cushman and Butch Murney each scored two. Dale Turvey and Craig Chapman scored one each. 1) Malting Barley Contracts 2) Seed Grain 3) Low, Low Fertilizer Prices 4) Bean Seed 5) Bean Growing Contracts "WHERE YOU CAN DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE COOK BROS MILLING CO,, LTD. PHONE 24 OR 249 - I-IENSALL qualities required for friend- ship", prepared by Mrs. Arthur Finlayson, was real by Mrs, W. Broa afoot. Arrangements were made for the branch to visit Huronview Home, Clinton, on March 25, to entertain the patients there at a birthday party. A study of A,C.W,W. was ably presented by Mrs, James Drummond who also gave a humorous reading. Mrs. Ken McKay, Mrs. Jack Consitt and Mrs. Grant MacLean were named a nominating com- mittee to conduct the election of officers for 1964.65. In the attendance contest Mrs. Grant MacLean's side were the winners by four points, and with the loser's side, captained by Mrs. Ross Sararas will attend a banquet at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, in March , Members brought recipes for desserts and soups to the meet- ing for the cook book, a project of this branch, to honor their 3t anniversary jn December, Mrs. Broadfoot conducted a contest and Mrs, Ken McKay gave courtesy remarks. SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND ONLY! SPICE MUFFINS Made with delicious nuts and dates -so tasty. ONLY . 45c Doz. TRY SOME AT THIS SPECIAL LOW PRICE! 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