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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1968-05-23, Page 8PAG IGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1968 McKINLEY AND SUPPORTERS — A large crowd of enthusiastic Conservatives met in Clinton last week to name R. E. "Bob" McKinley to carry the Tory colors into the election fray. Among them were many persons from this area who made the trip to support the popular chicken farmer from RR 1, Zurich. Three party stalwarts who stepped forth to congratulate the local MP were, (left to right), Mrs. Lorne Kleinstiver, Dashwood; Mrs. Bob Mc- Kinley; Mr. McKinley; Mrs. Jim Hayter, Dashwood, and Charles Rau, RR 2, Zurich. (Citizens News Photo) ti °ich Opens Baseball Schedule `ix ith Home Game Friday Against He11 The complete schedule of the Huron -Perth baseball league was drawn up at a meeting in Hen- sall. Tuesday night under the direction of league president Bob Sadler, of Staffa, and sec- retary John Livermore. of Clin- ton. The league will be composed of six teams: Dashwood. Zurich, Mitchell, St. Marys, Hensall and Thorndale. The two latter teams in recent years in the popular will be making their first start baseball loop. Plans to enter a team from Exeter were aban- doned. Following is the schedule with all week -day games start- ing at 6:30 and all Saturday or Sunday games at 2:30 unless otherwise noted. May 24—Hensall at Zurich 26—Dashwood at Hensall St. Marys at Thorndale, 2:00 28—Zurich at Thorndale St. Marys at Dashwood 29—Hensall at Mitchell 31—Dashwood at Zurich June 1—Mitchell at St. Marys 1:30 2—Hensall at Thorndale 4—St. Marys at Zurich 5—Dashwood at Mitchell 6—Thorndale at Mitchell 1-411x'icb ASiwood €3----1-Jensall at St. Marys 1:30 9—Thorndale at Dashwood 10—Mitchell at Zurich 12—St. Marys at Hensall mosammannnerrarPgrmangEn Mitchell at Thorndale 15—Zurich at St. Marys 1:30 16—Mitchell at Hensall 17—Dashwood at St. Marys 18—Thorndale at Zurich 19—Hensall at Dashwood 20—St. Marys at Mitchell. 21—Zurich at Hensall Dashwood at Thorndale 24—Thorndale at Hensall Dashwood at Zurich Mitchell at St. Marys 26—Hensall at Zurich St. Marys at Dashwood 27—Thorndale at Mitchell July 1—Hensall at Dashwood 2—Thorndale at St. Marys 3—Zurich at Mitchell 4—Hensall at St. Marys 5—Dashwood at Thorndale 6—Mitchell at Zurich 7—St. Marys at Hensall Thorndale at Dashwood 9 -Zurich at St. Marys Mitchell at Hensall 11—St. Marys at Mitchell Hensall at Thorndale 12—Zurich at Dashwood 14—Zurich at Thorndale 15—Dashwood at St. Marys 16—Hensall at Mitchell 17—St. Marys at Zurich 18—Mitchell at Thorndale 19—Zurich at •Hensall 21—Dashwood at Hensall 22—Thorndale at Zurich 24 --Dashwood at Mitchell 25—St. Marys at Thorndale 26—Mitchell at Dashwood 28—Thorndale at Hensall. LIBBY'S — 19 OZ. Deep Browned w ears _ _ - 4/95c White S an Tissue 8/$1 60s R'd Rose Tea gs - - - - - - 77c SUPREME eanut i :utter 3 lbs. _ -- - - - - DEEP BUTTERED Libby's Cep rn r Pees _ - - - 631 HAPPY VALE — 48 OZ. Choke Tom to Juice SILL spu Cheese Slices _ _ Kleenex Tissues Salad owl } ressig Spree Mixed N' icicles Bann s _ Old Se }tip range Juke _ LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD ZURICH 27c 3/$1 6/$1 lbs. 29c 4/89c MARKET Bob McKinley Seeks Re-election For Conservatives (Continued from page 1) hand thinking being done by too many Canadians. We can- not substitute thinking." The Huron MP went on to say that living in a rural area is a big advantage, because peo- ple are free of immense pres- sure of a massed society. He said there is a continued in- crease in mob violence, but for- tunately not in Canada at the present time. "As a member of parliament of this country I will resist any organization of mob violence," he added. "We must maintain a civilized country." Referring to war in Vietnam, McKinley went on to say, "we must not forget that the insti- gators in this war are Commun- ist trained and Communist fed forces of the north. If United States backs out of the war the Communists will be the victors, and they will no doubt keep on Arrange Schedule For Rec Softball. Group in Zurich (By Gerry Rader) Last Thursday night a sched- ule of the newly -formed Zurich Rec league softball was drawn up at a meeting held at the Zurich Arena. We had 'decided on having a league composed of four teams: the Barber Boys, Gingerich's, the Contractors, and •a teenage team. All four teams will be play- ing every Wednesday night, commencing at 6;30 p.m. There will be two •diamonds used— the grounds at the Park and the diamond at the Separate School. We are looking for volunteer umpires, so anyone who would like to umpire con- tact Bob Merner or myself. The following is the schedule for the upcoming season, with all Wednesday games starting at 6:30 sharp. Separate School, SS; Park, P. May 29 — SSBarber Boys vs Gingerich's P --Contractors vs Teenagers June 5:— SS—Gingerich's vs Contractors P—Teenagers vs Barber Boys June 12 — SS—Teenagers vs Contractors P--Gingerich's vs Barber Boys June 19 — SS—Contractors vs Barber Boys P—Gingerich's vs Teenagers June 26 — SS—Barber Boys vs Teenagers, P—Contractors vs Gingerich's July 3 — SS—Barber Boys vs Gingerich's P—Contractors vs Teenagers July 10 — SS—Teenagers vs Gingerich's P—Barber Boys vs Contractors July 17 — SS—Gingerich's vs Contractors P—Teenagers vs Barber Boys July 24 — SS—Teenagers vs Contractors P—Gingerich's vs Barber Boys July 31 — SS—Contractors vs Barber Boys P—Gingerich's vs Teenagers August 7 — SS—Teenagers vs Gingerich's P—Barber Boys vs Contractors August 14 — SS—Contractors vs Gingerich's P—Teenagers vs Barber Boys August 21 — SS—Gingerich's vs Barber Boys P—Contractors vs Teenagers August 28 — SS—Teenagers vs Gingerich's P—Barber Boys vs Contractors 0 - trying to overtake other sur- rounding countries." McKinley concluded his re- marks by speaking out for the agriculture communities in Hur- on, claiming that they are being badly neglected by the present Liberal government. He said the Liberal plan is to squeeze the small farmer off the farm, and this would affect the small businessman in the towns and villages in rural areas. A new slate of officers for the Huron PC Association was also elected at the meeting. The new executive consists of the president, Frank Waikom, Goderich; secretary, Mrs. Doug- las Andrews, Clinton; treasurer, Jack Morrissey, Crediton; vice- presidents, Roy Cousins, Brus- sels; Clayton. Laithwaite RR 1, Goderich; Edward Powell, RR 1, Wingham; Fred Heaman, R,R 3, Parkhill; Mrs. Robert McCabb, RR 4, Goderich; Barry Wenger, Wingham. Directors are: Mrs. F. C. Thompson, Clinton; Valentine Becker, Dashwood; James Don- nelly, Goderich; William Dale, RR 3, Clinton; Gordon Grigg, Clinton; Robert Chaffe, Centra- lia; Ivan Hearn, Lucan. Want -Ads Are Sure To Bring You Results MEET `B ' STANFIELD leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada SPEAKING IN SUPPORT OF 9 McKINLEY rogressi ,a Coservative Candidate for Huror AT THE Wi ieliik ' ' PUBLIC SCS } 0'''L ursd 1 Also attending will be HON. C S. MacNAUGHTON, JOHN LONEY, MARVIN HOWE, ELSTON CARDIFF Provincial Treasurer Bruce Candidate Welling -Grey Fortner PC Member Candidate for Huron Published by the Huron Progressive Conservative Association .......... x... gsgamatursisuumessiesammakingsnis