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THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1964
Zurich Midgets Lose First Game of
Semi -Finals to Strong Belmont Club
The Zurich Lions Midgets Belmont went on in the bal-
came out on the short end of a ance of the first period to take
15-3 score in their first game of
their best -of -three OMHA semi-
final series against Belmont last
a 4-0 lead, and then increased
it to 9-2 by the end of the sec-
ond. They added six more in
Friday night. Second game of the third while the Zurich gang
the series was played in the managed to salvage only one
Hensall Arena last night. Wed- more goal.
nesday. Ken Westlake scared all three
After a four-week layoff, the goals for the Zurich six, on
Zurich crew were no match for
the Belmont six, who have been
playing continually in two dif-
f e r en t leagues. They held
them to a stand --still for the
first 15 minutes of the game,
but after that the lack of action
started to show, as the Zurich
crew became legweary.
assists from Bill Hoffman and
Robert Bannister.
Despite the 15 goals that were
scored against him, classy Gary
Geoffrey, in the Zurich nets,
turned in a sparkling perform-
ance. Time after time he turn-
ed shots that were labelled for
sure goals.
S OF KIPPE: DISTRICT
Correspondent, Mr
Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Kyle
and Jinn attended the baptism
of their grandson. Scott Donald,
on Sunday, at the Lutheran
Church, Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Willert and
family, of Zurich, were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jones and boys.
Mr. Nelson Hood was admit-
ted Tuesday to Victoria Hos-
pital, London, for surgery on
Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Cooper
and boys moved Saturday into
their home at Kippen.
Sunday visitors with Mr. Ro-
bert Thomson included: Mr, and
Mrs. Clarence Priestop of Mit-
s. Norman Long
chell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stokes of London, Mr. and Mrs.
E. McDonald of Toronto, and
Mrs. Charlie McDonald and son
of Stratford.
Presentation
On Thursday night the choir
of St. Andrew's United Church
made a presentation to Mrs.
Howard Finkbeiner and son,
Carl, prior to their departure
to Zurich. Miss Jean Ivison
read the address and Mrs. Ed-
gar McBride and Garry Ander-
son made the presentation of a
"wall plaque" to Mrs. Fink-
beiner, and a "desk set" to Carl.
A short programme followed,
consisting of a contest which
4-H GaNI7.TION L EETINGS
HURON COUNTY 4-H FARM & HOME ELECTRIC CLUB
(Regular Meetings in Exeter Area)
EXETER 4-H TRACTOR MAINTENANCE CLUB
EXETER 4-H SWEET CORN CLUB
AT
SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
Monday, March 30, 2:15 p.m .
Zurich 4- Calf Club
AT
ZURICH TOWN HALL
Monday, March 30, 3:30 p.m.
HURON COUNTY HOG PRODUCERS' 4-H SWINE CLUB
1st and 2nd Year Projects)
AT
LONDESBORO HALL
Thursday, April 9, 3,30 p.m.
All boys and girls who have reached their 12th birthday
by January 1, 1964, and have not reached their 21st birth-
day by December 31, 1964, are invited to join a club of
their choice. (Electric Club and 2nd year Swine Club Mem-
bers -16 as of January lst, 1964, but who have not reached
their 21st birthday before December 31st, 1964.)
Huron C urfy Club Leaders
ASSOC IATION
.I: t:R )jin
Award Contract
Grand Bend—According to G,
N. Scroggie, London, of the De-
partment of Public Works of
Canada, the contract for dredg-
ing in the Grand Bend harbour
has been awarded to the Dean
Construction Company, Wind-
sor,
Dean was the second lowest
tenderer and received the con-
tract in preference to the low
one, Geo. Crowe. Mr. Crowe had
the contract in 1962, and did
not accomplish the task then,
nor was he able to complete the
job in 1963.
Clerk Murray DesJardins re-
ports that Dean expects to
move his equipment to the vil-
lage early next week. While
waiting for the main contract
to proceed, a local contractor
will install a crane on the north
pier, and will attempt to cut
an emergency channel for the
use of the fishing boats.
0
Mrs. M. Sangster
Bowling Scores
ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
Dashettes 3 — Elaine Datars
633.
Huronettes 4 — Gladys Mc-
Gregor 549.
Ups and Downs 5—June Hay-
ter 534.
Wee Hopes 2—Gladys Bedard
Mrs. Williamina (M inn i e)
Sangster, a resident of Hensall
for 60 years, passed away in
Exeter nursing home, Monday,
March 23. In her 79th year,
she was born in Scotland, the
f or m e r Williamina Sinclair,
and came to Hensall when a
young girl. Her husband, the
late William Sangster, passed
away in 1936.
She was a member of Carmel
Presbyterian Church, and a
member of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society, a former mem-
ber of Amber Rebekah Lodge,
and Hensall Women's Institute.
Surviving are one son, Doug-
las, London; two daughters,
(Margaret) Mrs. John McFar-
lane, Forest; (Norma) Mrs. Herb
Stretton, Hensall; 10 grandchil-
dren, •and a sister, Mrs. James
Robertson, Scotland.
Public funeral service was
held on Wednesday, conducted
by Rev. Douglas Fry, of Sea -
forth. Interment was in Hen-
sall Union Cemetery.
Bearers were Jack Peebles,
Leonard Noakes, Jim Bengough,
Dave, Jime and John Sangster.
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Startones 7—Kay Webb 539,
Lucky Strikes 0—Ann Wilson
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Lo Gals 2—Marg Weido 456.
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Jones favored with musical
numbers.
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