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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1965
Bowling Scores
MEN'S LEAGUE
Group A Playoffs
Globe Trotters -Erie timate
711-- pinfall 2873.
Dough Boys -Richard Stade
732 -pintail. 3001.
The Tootters - Len Trott 598
-pinfall 2817.
The Rockets - Len Bates 636
-pintail 2921.
The Flyers -Jack Hamilton
730 - pinfall 3053.
Hot Shots -Earl Horner 699
-pinfall 2858.
High single: Gib Stade 403.
High triple: Fred Wells 793.
High average: Jim Bedard
214.
Group B Playoffs
The 'Wildcats -Clarence Rau
565-pinfall 2554.
The Wonders -Leo Hoffman
538 -pinfall 2165.
Buteheretes -- Jacob Haberer
555-pinfall 2274.
Questionaires - Hugh Mc -
Ewan 702-pinfall 3078.
High single: Pat World 320.
High triple: Paul Bedard 720.
High average: Bob Haye 200.
SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE
Final Standing
Hawkeyes - 156.
Seldom Wins - 130.
Ramblers - 101.
Whippoorwills - 93.
Varieties - 88.
Hi Hopes - 57.
High single for season: Eileen
Rennie, Vic Dinnin. 298.
High triple for season: Sam
Rennie, 700.
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CATCHING ON FAST -Since the inovation of skate-
boards to this district, area youths are quickly developing'
the art of manouveuring the tricky gadgets. Seen here trying
their skill on the boards are, left to right, Tanya Parkins,
Carol Gingerich and Marlene Rader. To date there have
been no reports of broken bones around these parts, despite
Zurich Organizes
T Sponsor all
For Area Youths
The Zurich Minor Athletic
Association is planning to spon-
sor local recreation leagues for
softball this season, for both
boys and girls. As soon as all
children wishing to play soft-
ball this summer have regis-
tered teams and leagues will
be formed.
A registration form, which is
on this page of the Citizens
News, must be filled in by both
the child and the parent before
anyone can play softball under
the Minor Athletic Association.
All children over 10 years of
age. and under 16, will be eligi-
ble for teams which the group
hopes to organize.
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Members who say they're too
busy to attend meetings are like
the man who so busy chopping
wood he never had time to
sharpen his axe.
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ZURICH MINOR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
MINOR SOFTBALL REGISTRATION
For Boys and Girls 10 and Over
Any boy or girl, 10 years and over, wishing to play softball
in Zurich this summer under the Zurich Minor Athletic
Association, must fill in this form, have it signed by a
parent, and leave it at the Zurich Citizens News office,
before May 5, 1965.
Name
Address .._._.........._... Age
Please Have a Parent Sign This Part !
1 hereby agree to allow my child(ren) to play softball
under the Zurich Minor Athletic Association during the
coming season, and will accept all responsibility for any
injuries which could occur.
{Signature of Parent)
This form must be completed and turned in before any
child will be allowed to take part in any game under the
Zurich Minor Athletic Association.
DASHWOOD
criticism of the boards on the part of the Ontario Safety
Council. Most children regard the skateboards as being no
more dangerous than ordinary roller skates. The boards
being used in this photo are products of Fox Milling sand
Lumber in Zurich.
Personals
Misses D a r l en e and Sally
Webb spent last week at Lon-
don with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Mathers.
Wins Award
Larry Weido, accompanied by
Mrs. Vyrne Weido, Mrs. Lloyd
Will'ert and Mrs. Rudolph Mil-
ler, attended the science fair
a Wingham High School last
Friday and with his biology
entry, "Insects Are Essential to
Mankind", 'won the award and
a cash award. They also toured
CKNX television station.
Father and San Banquet
Seventy-seven sat down to a
father and son banquet at the
Men's Club supper Monday eve-
ning. President Hugh Boyle
we l c o me d everyone. Guest
speaker, Magistrate Glen Hayes
of Goderich, was introduced by
James Hayter. He spoke on the
history of Huron County. Ilow-
ard Klumpp showed pictures of
the 1964 hockey and local base-
ba'l films.
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VARNA NEWS
A large congregation filled
the United Church last Sunday
evening when the A. Cappello
Chair of Zurich presented a
sacred concert, which was much
appreciated by all present.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Talbot
and family, of London, visited
over the week -end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee McConnell
The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper and a baptismal service
will be held next Sunday, May
2, in the United Church.
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