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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-10-08, Page 16PAGE SIXTEEN1 ;ZURICH CITIZENS HEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1970 Chortles' Bali Champs Back in Action; Play Brinsiey Here Sunday Afternoon This Sunday afternoon at 3 p. rn, Charlie's Auto Sales, champions of the Zurich Rec League, and the Brinsely Bomb- ers, champs of the West Mc- Gillvary fastball league, will play the second game in the best of three series for a grand championship. Charlies took the first game last Sunday at the Lieury Mem- orial Park in a close exciting 4-1 contest. Doug Berry and Kevin McKinnon, the hurlers in the game, each threw a six hitter before an estimate of 50 fans. The first inning saw Charlie's collect two runs off the bat of McKinnon after Stark and Reg- ier were walked. Brinsely scored their lone run in the first as Barry and Hodgins each singled. Pete Regier's second inning single scored Paul Corriveau to give Charlie's a two -ruts lead. There was no scoring for eith- er team until the sixth, when Rick Schilbe, playing short stop position, tripled, scoring Cor- riveau to give Charlies a four to one lead. In the last of the seventh it looked good for Brinsely as they started off with two singles but Charlie's came up with some fantastic plays to put them down the next three straight. Brinsley say they will be back to Zurich Sunday to even up the series along with three of their regular stars which could not make the first game. Ball fans, come out Sunday for the last ball game of the season in Zurich, to support Charlie's Auto Sales to another series victory and to their ninth straight win in as many starts. Huron Board ofEducation Debates Future of Sign at Winq'ham School A sign at Wingham Public School pointing the way to the auditorium received its share of attention at Monday evening's board of education n-eeting in Clinton, In an oral report, Roy Dunlop superintendent of business affairs recommended that the sign now broken, not be repaired since it didn't seem too necessary be- cause most Wingham people already knew the way to audit- orium at the school and since there were no similar signs at thel other county schools. •The board, however, agreed to repair the sign following questioning by vice-chairman Bob Elliott who asked John Broad foot what a "rather elaborate sign" at Huron Centennial School at Brucefield had cost. "About $800, " answered Broadfoot, "Then we can't be too stingy with Wingham, " Elliott concl- uded. Cost to repair the Winghai sign has been estimated at about $140, "If the Wingham people feel strongly enough about this sign to send a delegation to our meeting as they did last month, noted Mrs. J, W . Wallace, God- erich, " I think we should give it every consideration as a mat- ter of public relations. " In other business, the board learned that 31 teachers have appealed to the board regarding their experience allowances; agreed that a study be made of the "activity period" in the five high schools as well as the stud- ent card costs at each school, heard that vandals have done damage at Usborne Central School (about $800) and Seaforth Public School, discovered that thieves have removed about $180 from Huron Centennial School and $40 from Holmes- ville school, established policy on field trips in the county schools. 0 Huron County Crop Report Continued showers have led to a further deterioration of the white bean crop still unharvested A number of sunny days will be needed to allow harvest of the remaining one third of the white bean crop. Silo filling is rapidly winding up as operations continue bet- ween rains. Fall wheat is mak- ing good growth with the abund- ant moisture conditions, and indications at this time point to a slightly larger average than last year. 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