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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1965-10-21, Page 16Ps'LSE EIriHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Skippin' O'er Sports by Angus "Red' 'McIntosh Chairman of the Zurich Minor have registered and if more do At h l e t i c Association, Doug so, the MAA may have to enter O'Brien, has announced that two teams into league play. the MAA will sponsor juvenile, As always money is need to midget, bantam and squirt hoc- run the teams and the possibil- key this season in either WOAA ity of having the players sell or OMHA play. The MAA will chocolate bars to raise funds also sponsor a mite team and will probably become a reality. will try and operate a four - team house league from ban- tam hockey down. Coaches and managers are again urgently needed and the sooner the MAA has enough volunteers the sooner they can organize the leaders with their respective teams, Any player who has not reg- istered yet, can still do so, by obtaining a form from the chairman of the organization, but the time for registering is Greg Willert was in rare form almost over, so anyone not reg- last week at the Zurich Bowling istered had beeter do so soon. Lanes with his triple of 848 and A lot of bantam age players single of 331. Skippin' Shorts Gary Doak, a former star on Goderieh junior B teams, has signed a professional contract with the Pittsburgh Hornets, of the AHL ... a former junior with the Goderich club a. few years ago, and a frequent vis- itor in Zurich this summer, Paul Henderson scored the sec- ond goal of the season for the Detroit Red Wings. Bowling Scores SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Varieties 2 -Lee Willert 489. Hawkeyes 5 -Ed. Gascho 563. Whippoorwills 5- Albert Clausius 507. Hi Hopes 2 -Harvey Clausius 4141. Seldom Wins 3 - Jack Mc- Clinchey 479. Ramblers 4 - Carl Haberer 564. High single: R. Turkheim 275. High triple: Donna O'Brien 651. ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE Scamps 0 -Bernice Eckel 457. The Aces 7 - Elda Laidlaw 653. Ups and Downs 2 - Florie Webb 479. Star Lites 5 -Pat Schroeder 558. Pin Poppers 0-M. Campbell 454. Appearing at the RED GABLE Grand Bend THIS FRIDAY NIGHT Special Hallowe'en Entertainment Wayne Jessop AND HIS COUNTRY BOYS (from Hensall) Everyone Welcome Packers 7 -Elaine Weido 582. Domionaires 0 -Gail Marcell 489, Hi Lites 7 - Hazel McEwan 660. High single: Hazel McEwan 312. High triple: Marg Clarke 674. High average: Hazel McEwan 197. MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Rolling Stones 7 - Clarence Rau 517. Super -Arrow -Suns 0 - Ernie Laidlaw 497. Hensall Hornets 7 - Olga Chipchase 622. Itchy Six 0 - Dick Bedard 538. Swizzle Sticks 5 - Lee Van Dongen 527. Hustlers 2 - Albert Hoffman 570. Antiques 0 -Bill Bedour 599. Addups 7 -Don Hesse 587. Untouchables 7 - Annette Denomme 584. Carpenters 0 -Florence Den- omme 487. Ladies' high single: Hazel Mc - Ewan 280. Ladies' high triple: jean Corneil 680. Ladies' high average: Hazel McEwan 194. Men's high single: Ernie Laid- law 291. Men's high triple: Don Hesse 742. Men's high average: Don Hesse 206. MEN'S LEAGUE The Rebels 1 -Dave Steckle 532. Globetrotters 3 -Bob Lavery 578. The Cameos 0 - John Paul Rau 671. The Rockets 4 -Gregory Wil- lert 848. itei LOOK TO PAST -Delving into the past for person- alities) fads .and ideas that have made history are moder- ator Bill Walker and panelists Maggie Morris, Elwy Yoi.t and Allan Manning on Flashback every Sunday night on the CBC -TV network, Questionaires 1 - Bob Haye 657. The Flyers 3 - Bill Bedour 626. Butcheretes 3 -Jake Haberer 555. Hot Shots 1 663. Dough Boys 699. The Wildcats man 494. High single: 331. High triple: 848. High average: Gregory Wil- lert 218. 0 - Earl Horner 4 -Rick Stade 0 -Butch Hoff - Gregory Willert Gregory Willert New Equipment For Brewery Prime Minister John P. Ro- barts of Ontario is to be guest of honour at the official open- ing of Labatt's new brewhouse in London, October 29. The $2,000,000 plant, com- pleted earlier this year, can produce up to 175,000 gallons of beer daily and is said to be the largest single unit (one pro- duction line) brewhouse in the world. Labatt's production ca- pacity in London has been doubled by the new facility. The official opening will 'cif - Meet John Diefenbaker LEADER OF THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY OF CANADA Accompanied by HON® C. S. MacNAUGHTON MINISTER OF HIGHWAYS FOR ONTARIO When They Visit HURON COUNTY ON BEHALF OF "BOB" McKINLEY Progressive Conservative Candidate for Huron TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 SEAF.ORTH CNR STATION --- 12:59 A.M. CLINTON CNR STATION •-•• 1:17 P.M. GODERRICII CNR STATION -- 1:45 P.M. EXETER CNR STATION -- 5:30 P.M. Mr. Diefenbaker will speak at the Harbourlite Inn, Goderieh, at 2 p.m. See "Bob" McKinley on Television Sunday, October 31 12:30 P.M. --- CFPL-TV --- Channel. 10 5:30 P.M. --w CRNX-TV Channel 8 . N w HURON PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, '1965 Items ,About Zurich Mr. and Mrs, Morley Witmer, of Detroit, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stein- bach. Mr. and Mrs, Bill O'Brien and Jimmy, of Simcoe, were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnston spent a couple of days this week in Detroit. Mr. Bob Hanlon, of Syracuse, New York, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Sweeney. Mr. and Mrs. James Hackett, Douglas and Linda, of Don Mills, were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stein- bach. max two weeks of receptions in which several thousand persons including tradesmen who helped build the plant and company employees will have an oppor- tunity to preview the gleaming new beer kitchen. The plant employs the tradi- tional batch method of brewing known as master brewers for centuries, but with the latest in materials and control equip- ment. Floor and walls are con- struced of washable, corrosion- resistent tile; vesaels and flow lines are clad with stainless steel. All process variables can be precisely governed through a missile -age electro - pneumatic control system. La- batt's London bre wmaster, Ernest Cowman, says that this means an erceptionall.' high degree of product er :sirtcn:; brew after brew. Chamber Head Lauds Ontario On Trade Mission L. D. Dougan, president of the Ontario Chamber of Com- merce, commended the Ontario government this week for "stimulating the sale of Cana- dian goods abroad". At a meeting between Cham- ber officials and the Provincial Cabinet, the chamber president referred specifically to the Sales Opportunity Mission pro- gram which involves "a broad base of Ontario business rep- resentative of different sizes and types of business ventures from throughout the province." "The government deserves congratulations for helping to achieve a healthy balance be- tween the promotion of interna- tional goodwill and sound trad- ing practices." "Canadian busi- ness must follow through in order to obtain the maximum value flowing from these mis- sions," Mr. Dougan said. ..s`,.er'IZEsSMIEs For the Best in TV Service, CALL MADAMS RADIO AND TELEVISION Dial 236-4094 or 4186 ZURICH Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Yungblut are visiting at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Farquhar, Madison, Wisconsin. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr, Chicago, Illinois. Mr. and Milton Deitz and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Turkheim and family were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Deitz and family, London. Mrs. Don Rydall, London, spent a couple of days this week at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Hess. .w.x��•ti.•U"�a�.4k iDU\��`vain \r t� A C'�"+�.��\�C, M\ 4:�?ECCTh..<id:%\Ml•.c..n . t ';e• � nen `�,ay ; 15 0Z. Eagle Brand Milk 35c 12 OZ. Prem Luncheon Meat _ _ _ _ 47c BROWN BEAR Creamed Honey _ _ _ 2 lbs. 59c SHIRRIFF'S - 6 OZ. Mashed. Potatoes 29c Oranges, 163s 49c LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET CLARENCE GASCHO - ZURICH HALLOWE'EN MASQUERADE DANCE Zurich Arena Friday, October 29 PRIZES Best Fancy Couple 1st, $6.00; 2nd, $4.00 Comic Couple __ 1st, $6.00; 2nd, $4.00 Fancy Lady 1st, $3.00; 2nd, $2.00 Fancy Man 1st, $3.00; 2nd. $2.00 Comic Lady 1st, $3.00; 2nd, $2.00 ____ Comic Man .________.._ 1st, $3.00; 2nd, $2.00 Best Hallowe'en Costume ____ .- 1st, $5.00; 2nd, $3.00 MUSIC BY DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA EX HURON FARMERS NEED A MAN AT OTTAWA Who Understands THEIR PROBLEMS! LNCED FARMER an est Represent Huron HURON PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION