HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-03-19, Page 11THURSDAY,, MARCH 19. 1970
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE ELEVEN
WOAA TROPHY PRESENTED - Following last Friday night's Bantam Hockey game against
Ilderton, the Zurich team were presented with the WOAA Bantam trophy, by Bert Clifford, of
Clinton. Gerald Weido, captain of the team, is seen -here as he accepts the trophy, while on the
left is coach George Haggitt, and on the right manager Glenn Weido. The team has now elimin-
ated Ilderton in the OMHA semi-final series, and will play either Warsaw or Sunderland in the finals
for the all -Ontario title.
JohnnyCash Show
Plays at Goderich
Johnny Cash has become a
legend in his own time - a big
man with a big voice and a
face that looks as though he
knows a lot about the life that
is so often expressed in his songs.
This legend- and the excitement
that accompanies it - has now
been captured in a full length
motion picture, "Johnny Cash!"
The Man, His World, His Music.
The film was produced by
Arthur and Evelyn Barron, who
traveled with Cash for many
months, following him on stage
at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry,
to a Sioux reservation in South
Dakota, to a prison compound,
to Canada where he appeared
before cheering audiences, and
to his home in Hendersonville,
Tennessee.
The film shows him with the
people who make up his world:
his wife, June Carter; his father,
Ray Cash; his friends, among
them Bob Dylan, Carl Perkins
and the Tennessee Three. There
is a visit to Dyess, Arkansas,
where the Cash family moved
during the depression and where
Johnny first began to sing the
songs he had composed while
workingthe cottonfields.
1. `n ottonfiel s.
Above all, Johnny Cash, The
Man, His World, His Music is
a celebration of Johnny Cash,
an American phenomenon, as
he sings the songs that have ap-
pealed to millions of people
throughout the world. There are
twenty-four of his most popular
songs featured in the movie -
manyof them filmed during
Johnny's actual concerts.
This film is now playing at
the Park Theatre in Goderich.
annommemsmommumws
Canada Trust
Huron & Erie
GUARANTEED
CERTIFICATES
and
DEBENTURES
9%
J. W. Haberer
Authorized Represen4ative
PHONE 236.4346
Huron -Perth Catholic Schools Host
Hockey Tournament in Zurich Sunday
Plans have been finalized for
the first International Hockey
Tournament which is to be held
in the Zurich Arena this Sunday
afternoon, March 22. The ev-
ent is being sponsored by the
Huron -Perth Catholic Schools,
under the supervision of John
13. McCarroll, physical educ-
ation consultant for the Iluron-
Perth Roman Catholic Separate
School Board.
Taking part in the tournament
will be two Detroit teams, both
PeeWee and Bantam classific-
ations, and the same calibre
teams picked from the IIuron-
Perth Catholic Schools.
A parade will be forming up
at St. James School, Seaforth,
at 12.15 Sunday, and will make
it's way across country to Zur-
ich. At one o'clock the staff
of CKNX, Wingham, will be
playing an exhibition game
against members of the Zurich
Lions Club and Zurich Chamber
of Commerce, prior to the op-
ening game of the tournament
at two o'clock.
The first game of the tourn-
ament will see the Detroit
Marquette Machine PeeWees
clashing with the Huron -Perth
Catholic Schools Peewees, and
then at three o'clock the Det-
roit Marquette Machine Bant-
ams will face off against the
Huron -Perth Catholic Schools
Bantams.
Similar activity is being
planned in Seaforth on Saturday.
0
Jehovah's Witnesses from the
local congregation in this area
are making preliminary arrange-
ments to attend a three-day
convention in Orangeville, it
was announced this week.
John Kenney, the presiding
minister in this area, said the
assembly will present a training
program in practical Christian-
ity for those attending.
"The program will promote
respect for the inspired wisdom
of the Bible, " he stated.
Some 1000 delegates are ex-
pected to attend the gathering
scheduled from March 27-29.
ft
fir.:.. li1011111
•�'.
and STEAKS
FRIED CHICKEN — FRESH FISH
SUNDAY DINNER SERVED FROM 3 to 7:30 P.M.
Dominion Hotel
Your Hosts: Marg and Ross Johnston
ZURICH
Enjoy alining with
us, often
NINTH ANNUAL
SAUERKRAUT SUPPER
IN THE
Zurich Community Centre
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8
5:30 P.M. to 8 P.M.
Sponsored by Zurich and District Chamber of Commerce
AT
523-4595
OUR FIRST TIME EVER
CLEARANCE OF COATS
SUEDE -LEATHER - SOME IMPORTED
Reduction
up to
50%
The ld `�llill
519-523-4595
OPEN 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. DAILY
INCLUDING SATURDAYS
30 THE SQUARE
PHONE 524-7811
AIRCONDITIONED
THURS., FRI., SAT. — March 19-20-21
A LEGEND IN NIS OWN TIME!
a TH fER AEA�E of usit/0ONgexim
THE NRHIJR ud EYFIYN 4WRfk1 godu� m
_alit gif
HE MAN
HIS WORLD
HIS MUSIC!
JUN CARTED•DOFI DYLRN MOTHER HATBEUE
THE CARTER FAMILY CARL PERKINS
THE TWIESSEE THt4E,
Showing Thursday at 8.00 p.m. Only
Showing Friday and Saturday at 7.30 p,m. and
SATURDAY MATINEE at 2.00 P.M.
9.14 p.m.
PANAVISIONn TECHNICOLOR"'
United Artists
SUNDAY, MONDAY,
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
March 22-23-24-25
(Adult Entertainment)
One Show Each Night
at 8.00 o'clock
COMING NEXT:
March 26-27-28-29
"Love Bug"
A Walt Disney Feature
17119}1113419.18011111113011140601 IMIL192.12,1,61133171MA011151119t5111701.4.1