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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-08-24, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1967 Geiger Reunion at Bayfield Park The fourth family reunion of the family of Moses Geiger and Catherine Eckstein was held at Bayfield Agricultural Park on August 6. Sixty-two members attended from Bolton, Clinton, Crediton, Dashwood, Essex, Kippen, Lon- don, Parkhill, Preston and Zur- ich. Various games and races were enjoyed by all during the afternoon. Following the sports every- one sat down to a delicious supper. Gordon Geiger, the president, acted as chairman for the election of •officers for the coming year, Gordon Geiger was elected president, Keith Horner vice-president, and Rob- ert Horner secretary -treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Horner were elected to the sports com- mittee and Mrs. Carl Wither- spoon, Mrs. Earl Horner and and John Geiger to the lunch committee. After a short discussion it was decided to hold the re- union again the first Sunday in August, 1968, at the same place. Dashwood -Zurich Rivalry Continues Baseball fever has hit a new peak in the area during the past couple of weeks, with two old rivals, Zurich Kings and the Dashwood Tigers, battling for the group championship. Prior to last Sunday afternoon, both teams had won three games in the best of seven series, and then in the seventh and decid- ing game the two teams battled to a thrilling 5-5 nine -inning tie. The sudden -death deciding game was scheduled for last night (Wednesday) at the Zur- ich ball park, but at press time it was still not certain whether it would be played or not, On Tuesday the Dashwood manage- ment had refused to play the game in Zurich and for a while there was talk of it being played in Mitchel. Sunday Game The seventh game on Sunday was probably one of the most thrilling to be played in the area for some time, as both teams tried hard to squeeze the ertra run across the plate. Zur- ich jumped into a 2-0 lead in their half of the first inning ASSORTED -48 OZ. lien's Fruit Drinks _ - - M xell House Coffee _ hate Swan Tissues _ T- A Heinz T o .. ato Soup _ - - CLUB HOUSE -16 OZ. _ 3/$1 _ _ 79c _ 6/77c _ 4/49c 39c 2/79c 2/49c 39c 29c Pea'; ut utter SWAN Liquid Detergent HEINZ Hot og Relish 2 -LB. TIN Crown Conan Syrup Rose rand Dills SUPREME Fancy Biscuits - - - - _ 3/89c Popping Corn 2/35c HEINZ -16 OZ. Prepared Mustard 23c GOLDEN HOUR LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET ZURICH L AM Corlons • Linoleums • Congoleums I 501 Du Pont Nylon Broadloom Only $7.95 Sq. Yd. " ye+s?�r+Bv^,a:.�."�.,n.rM�vwr w�r4.0 See Our Wide Range of SPRING-FILLED MATTRESSES Priced from $24 up CONTINENTAL UNITS - ALL SIZES WESTLAKE FURNITURE Main Street - Zurich when Earl Wagner reached first on an error and Doug O'Brien worked a base on balls. After Overholt also walked, Bruce Horton lined out a single to deep left field to score two runs. Dashwood came right back with two runs in the last half of the inning when they com- bined two singles andan error, Dick Bedard led off the sec- ond inning with a towering double, and then scored on Earl Wagner's double. The locals added two more runs in the third when Overholt walked, Horton was hit by the pitcher and McNaughton also walked. A single by George Haggitt scored the two runs, Dashwood fought right back in the third, fourth and sixth innings to pick up one run in each, and knot the score at 5-5. The last three innings were scoreless despite many threats by both teams. All the Zurich runs were scored off starter Eugen Guen- ther before Dave Ratz came on in the third to halt the upris- ing, Guenther gave up four hits, while Ratz four in the last six innings. Robert McNaugh- tan started for Zurich and pitched good ball for seven and one-third innings,. before giv- ing way to Don O'Brien. Mc- Naughton gave up ten hits, while O'Brien held the Tigers hitless in the last one and two- thirds innings. Earl Wagner, with a double and two singles, led the Zurich batters, Bruce Horton had a double and a single, and the rest of the hits were picked up by Bob Johnston, Dick Bedard and George Haggit. Stan Lovie, with a hone run and tipple, and Bob Hoffman, with three singles, were the top men with the willow for the D a s h w o o d tribe. Dave Ratz and Whitey Denomme both hit safely twice. The largest crowd in many years, estimated at close to 700 people, were on hand to watch the bitter rivals battle it out. Prior to the Sunday game at Dashwood, the Dings had won the first, third and fifth games of the series, only to see the Tigers come back and tie the series each time in the second, fourth and sixth games. Oddly enough, bath teams won the three games played on the other team's home diamond. 0 IMPORTANT TWILIGHT AUCTION SALE mower, Note --Ail above mentioned items recently purchased and in brand new condition. GE 4 -burner stove; double sink and taps; vacuum cleaner; combination aluminum door; supboard; drawers and doors; 2 large oak doors; television aerial; Y/4 to 3/9 heavy duty ad - Of Valuable Household Furn- ishing, Electrical Appliances and Miscellaneous Items on the premises 65 Richmond St. South, Hensall First house west of Hensall Motors Garage The undersigned auctioneer received instructions to sell by public auction on AUGUST 30, at 6:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Duncan P:hyfe double pedes- tal table, including 4 chairs; coffee and end tables; orange leatherette d a v e n p or t with matching swivel chair; 2 -piece chesterfield; tapestry swivel rocker; chrome table and chairs; Harding Acrilan rug, 9x10 ft. 8 inches; Harding wool mush- room color rug 12x12 ft. 9 in.; wool runner 12x27; RCA Victor stereo combination radio and record player; electric sewing machine; plastic flower stands; pictures; 3 -piece walnut modern bedroom suite; twin beds com plete with springs and mat- tresses; maple chest of drawers• maple night table; Frigidaire 4 -burner 30 -in. fully automatic including rotisserie, e 1 e c tri c stove; Frigidaire self -defrosting refrigerator; Beatty twin set washer and dryer, includes suds saver; Moto mower 4-h.p. riding Festival IN ZURICH SAT., AUGUST 26 HOME -COOKED BEANS WITH HAM #H ENTERTAI'NM'ENT • ST. MARY'S TRUMPET BAND • ZURICH CENTENNIAL BAND • ZURICH LIONS MAJORETTES Continuous Entertainment All Afternoon DANCE AT NIGHT ZURICH DESJARDINE'S ARENA ORCHESTRA Activities Begin at Noon justable tap and die set; Va-in. electric impact wrench; power mower; s/4 -in, drill press; heavy duty anvil; carpenter tools, and many other miscellaneous items. Plan to attend this outstand- ing sale, Terms -Cash ROY CAMPBELL, Proprietor ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY! Attend the Second Annual BEAN (ESTIVAL ALWAYS COOK YOUR BEANS ON FRIGIDAIRE RANGES PRICED AS LOW AS $159.00 (and your trade-in) Drop in during the Bean Fes- tival and look over our wide range of Frigidaire Appliances. See You Saturday at the Festival Gingerich's Sales & Service Ltd. CLINTON -- ZURICH - SEAFORTH HALF CHICKEN$I.0'9 ANYTIME to .STARLITE DRIVI•IN THIATRI „/41.. \",., sem ; Box Office Opens at 8 p,nt. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK Double Features will be Shown Only Once AUGUST 23.24.25.26 (Double Feature) (Adult Entertainment), (Colour) Texas Across the River Dean Martin, Alain Delow The Pad (And How to Use It) Brian Bedford, Julie Somers -000- AUGUST 28-29-30 For a Few Dollars More (Colour) Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef -000- AUGUST 31 - SEPT. 1 -2 Hotel (Adult Entertainment) (Colour) Rod Taylor, Catherine Spaak WHOLE CHICKEN $2.0® 'ei e PARTY TWO CHICKENS $3.9'5 DAILY SPECIALS SERVED IN THE COLONIAL ROOM 12 noon to 5 p.m. -10 to 11:45 p.m. ROAST BEEF Tea, Coffee or Milk Rolls and Butter $1.25 Soup or Juice Beverage FISH AND CHIPS $1.00 Soup or Juice Rolls and Butter SMALL STEAK Two Vegetables Beverage $1.25 Soup or Juice Roils and Butter 1,4 BROASTED CHICKEN Two Vegetables Beverage $1.25 BARBECUED BEEF OR PORK on a Bun French Fries Beverage $1.00 MUSHROOM AND LIVER SAUTE on Toast Beverage $1.00 i Soup or Juice FRIED SHRIMP COLONIAL Rolls and Crackers Beverage $1.00 ROASTED SPARERIBS WITH DRESSING Two Vegetables Beverage $1.25 Soup or Juice Rolls and Butter SPAGHETTI AND MEAT SAUCE Beverage $1.25 VISIT OUR LOVELY AIR-CONDITIONED DINING ROOM Open 7:30 a.m. to Midnight Dinner Menu FROM THE BROILER ( Served with Mushrooms or Onion Rings) Pepper Steak Porterhouse Steak New York Cut Sirloin (14 oz.) Special New York Sirloin (10 oz.) Filet Mignon Princess T -Bone Steak Wing Steak Broiled Ham Steak Hawaiian Style $2,50 4,00 4.00 3.00 3.50 3.25 2.50 225 OUR SPECIALTIES FROM THE BROASTER Colonial Breasted Rock Cornish Game Hen ___ 4.00 Colonial Quick Chick (lk chicken, de -jointed __ 2.00 Choice Back Spareribs 2,25 Colonial Quick Chicken (V4 chicken) 1.75 Centre Cut Lamb Chops with Mint Jelly 2.50 Double Lion Pork Chops 2.00 Special Selected Jumbo Shrimp 2.25 Frogs Legs with Tarter Sauce 2.25 Fresh Lake Huron White Fish 2.00 Rainbow Trout (de -boned) 2,00 Deep Sea Scallops 2.00 Salmon Steak 2,00 Colonial Special Breasted Shrimp ___ 2.25 Fresh Perch 1,75 SEA FOODS Broiled Australian Lobster Tail 3.75 Deep Fried Fantail Shrimp 2.00 Deep Fried Oysters 2.50 CHINESE DISHES Beef Chop Suey :L75 Sweet and Sour Pineapple and Shrimp 2.00 Chicken Chop Suey 1.75 Chicken Chow Mein with Noodles 2.00 ROASTS Prime Ribs of Beef au jus 2.00 Special Cut Prime Ribs of Beef au jus 3.00 Ontario Young Tom Turkey 2.00 Loin of Pork with Dressing 2.00 Spring Chicken with Apple Jelly 2.00 Baked Pork Spareribs with Dressing 2,50 SALAD PLATES Assorted Cold Plate, Potato Salad 2.00 Fruit Salad with Cottage Salad 2.00 Tuna Fish or Salmon Salad with Potato Salad2.00 ALL ENTREES INCLUDE Choice of Salad from Salad Table Soup du Jour Choice of Juice 'Vegetable Whipped, Baked or French Fried Potatoes Tea Coffee Milk LICENCED SUNDAY DINING AT THE MAIN INTERSECTION ENTERTAINMENT EVERY EVENING Monday to Saturday Organ Stylings ON THE LOWRY By . Jean McLachlan *SAND BEND