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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-05-18, Page 7THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1967 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE SEVEN Plan Basketball Again Next Year (By Jerry Rader, President of Zurich Basketball League) Basketball has now come to its end for the first season and it was a great success. The players and officials participat- ed very well and because of this we will be having a league next year along with a junior league, which. Kevin and I are working on now. We hope this sport will cre- ate an interest in the parents as it did in the players. This year we were a bit late in get- ting the league started, but hope to begin ndxt season in November. I would like to thank Louis Schilbe, Wayne Clausius and any others who helped officiate the games, along with the Zur- ich Minor Athletic Association for sponsoring us. Rich Turk - helm was treasurer for the league and did a swell job for us. Kevin McKinnon also did a great deal of work being sec- retary. Without the help of these fellows it would not have been such a success. Richard has reported that there is $22.18 in the treasury. We have not yet had a vote on what to do with the money. I hope the players all have had fun playing basketball and we hope to improve the league next season. Congratulations goes out to the champions of the girls' and boys' leagues. We will be telling you more about next year's two leagues later on. 50 Years Ago MAY, 1917 J. J. Merner, MP, who is at present attending the sessions of parliament in Ottawa, spent a few days over the weekend at his home in Zurich, The little two-year-old child of E. Broderick, of the Parr Line, had a narrow escape from death on Saturday when it swallowed a star-shaped brooch and it became lodged in the - OF- YEARS GONE - BY Deichert, son of Mr. and Mrs, Peter Deichert, of the Blind Line, Hay Township, 40 Years Ago MAY, 1 y2'r Charles Fritz was in Hensall on Monday night, where he at- tended a meeting of the execu- tive of the Huron Liberal or- ganization A meeting was called in the Town Hall, Zurich, ,n Thurs- child's throat. Dr. Campbell day night to organize a fire was summoned, and he finally managed to remove the ob- stacle. W. Taylor shipped a carload of cattle and hogs from Bruce - field on Tuesday and the price of the hogs was $16.25 per cwt. Word was received from Ot- tawa on Monday that Private George McBride, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. McBride, Sr., was killed in action with the 161st Battal- ion. Prior to enlisting in the armed services, Mr. McBride conducted a flour and feed business in the village of Zur- ich. A happy occasion took place on Wednesday when Rev. H. Rembe united in marriage Jo- sephin F., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kalbfleisch, of the 15th concession, and Victor 4 Centennial Costume Caper (OLD AND NEW TIME DANCE) Zurich Community Centre Saturday, May 20 $75.00 IN PRIZE MONEY Best Costume, 100 Years Old $10.00 Best Couple in Old Costume $12.00 Best Man in Old Costume $5.00 Best Lady in Old Costume $5.00 Neatest Beard $10.00 Best Styled Beard $10.00 Door Prizes -- 1st, $10; 2nd, $8; 3rd, $5 Music by HEN DUCHARME and The Chandaliers Special Guests: Gene Ducharme and Sharon Strong Advance Tickets from Orchestra Members: $1.00 REGULAR ADMISSION: $1.25 Dancing: 8:45 to 11:45 p.m. Judging: 11:45 p.m. Increase Your .. . CORN PROFIT BY APPLYING 20 % AQUA AMMONIA • No Loss of Material • Economical • Pre -Plan or Side Dress • No Worries We Will Apply It For You Don't Hesitate—Book Your Name Now ! Hensah District Co -Operative Inc. Dial 262-2608 Heusali, brigade for the community, but unfortunately there were not enough persons present to form such an organization. It seems a pity that no one is interested in manipulating the new equip- ment recently bought by the village fathers. Robert Higgins, John Eccles- ton. and Harry Horton; all of Hensall, were in London last week attending the meeting of the Western Ontario Conserva- tive Association. Albert "Babe" Siebert, of Zurich, left for Montreal on Monday, where he has been fortunate in securing a good position, 25 Years Ago MAY, 1942 The manse at Thames Road Church was the scene of a pret- ty wedding on Saturday when Doreen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ilay, Zurich, was united in marriage to Gordon Prance. There passed away in Hensall last Wednesday a well-known resident of the area, Conrad Brownie's DRIVE-IN Theatre — Clinton Box Office Opens at 8:00 THURSDAY - FRIDAY May 18-19 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "FRANKIE and JOHNNIE" SHOWN AT 10:15 ONLY ELVIS PRESLEY and Donna Douglas Color "NAMU THE KILLER WHALE" SHOWN AT 8:45 ONLY Robert Lansing Color Cartoon SATURDAY -MONDAY May 20-2.2 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "STAGE COACH" (Adult Entertainment) SHOWN AT 10:15 ONLY Bing Crosby, Ann Margret, Bob Cummings Color "WEEK -END AT DUNKIRK" War Drama (Adult Entertainment) SHOWN AT 8:45 ONLY Jean Paul Belmondo Color Cartoon SUNDAY MIDNIGHT May 21 - DOUBLE FEATURE — THE GIRLS VS THE BEAST "BIKINI BEACH" Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello, John Ashley Color "KONGA" Color Cartoon TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY May 23-24 "FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX" James Stewart, John Attenborough, Peter Finch Color Cartoon Coming Next — Thurs., Fri., May 25.26 "NASHVILLE REBEL" and "THUNDER IN CAROLINA" Volland, who was in his 86th year. L. S. .Harold Stade, of the Royal Canadian Navy, was a visitor for a few days with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs, R, Stade, in Zurich. A very •interesting event took place on Monday 'night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O'Brien, in the form of a mis- cellaneous shower for Miss Helen Deitz, bride -elect. I's Charlie Dietrich is a busy man in the Dashwood area these days, as he is working with his ditching machine on the farms of George Link and Ed Willert, 15 Years Ago MAY, 1952 The fire hall in Zurich is un- dergoing extensive alterations, with a new Ten -test ceiling be- ing installed. A special room is also being arranged for the storage of hydro supplies. C a mp b e 11 C. MacEachern, manager of the Zurich branch of the Bank of Montreal, has re- ceived word that he is being transferred to the branch at Iroquois, east of Kingston. A bad epidemic of mumps is making its rounds at the pres- ent time, and it is affecting many of the adults of the com- munity. The local Zurich fire depart- ment held their annual banquet in the Dominion Hotel last Wednesday night, and the event was greatly enjoyed by all those present for the occasion. Bill Merner is at present in Victor i a Hospital, London, where he is undergoing surg- ery on his knee, as a result of an unfortunate injury he re- ceived while playing goal for the Zurich Flyers hockey team. 10 Years Ago MAY, 1957 A big event took place in the Zurich Community Centre on Wednesday when all the minor hockey teams were feted at a turkey banquet, Special guest speaker for the event was Jack McIntyre, of the Chicago Black Hawks. Dashwood is planning a big sports day on May 24, when the Dashwood Tigers and Exeter Mohawks are scheduled to tan- gle in an important ball game. A large number of school teachers from this area attend- ed the annual conventionheld in Sarnia last week. The two Huron candidates in the federal election scheduled for June 10 are A, Y. McLean, of Seaforth, for the Liberal, and Elston Cardiff, of Brussels, for the Progressive Conservatives. Gordon Rau, of Detroit, was a business visitor in Zurich for a few days during the early part of last week. About 26 women from the two Mennonite churches in this area motored to Kitchener on Tuesday by charter bus, to at- tend the annual meeting of their organization in that city. Worker Killed JACK CREIGHTON Jack Creighton, 65, Blyth, was killed Monday near Au- burn when a Huron County road grader backed over him, Mr. Creighton was a flagman for a work crew rebuilding a road at The Nile, two miles south of Dungannon. The tragedy occurred, county engineer J. W. Britnell, Goder- ich, said, when Mr, Creighton, who was flagging traffic on the road, stepped back into the path of the grader operated by Gordon Miller, Auburn, It has not yet been decided if there will be an inquest into the death. 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