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Citizens News, June 22, 1977
ALMOST COMPLETE — It will only be another couple of months before the new Zurich veterinary clinic
above is completed. The expanded quarters will give the veterinary better and more efficient working
areas. Photo by McKinley
New animal clinic larger
Zurich's new veterinary clinic
will be completed hopefully by
August 1 according to Doug Thiel,
but it will likely take a month to
get the equipment moved in and
functioning.
The new facility will not add to
the services now provided says
Mr. Thiel, but it will consolodate
all the veterinary activities under
one roof and allow for expanded
space for these facilities. At the
present time the small animals
office is located in the village
with the large animal surgery
located in Hay township,
There will be separate
examination rooms, surgery
rooms for large and small
animals, two kennel rooms, an X-
ray room, a dark room and the
possibility of setting up a lab to
expand diagnostic capabilities.
In their present cramped of-
fices, the examination room
doubles as a surgery, the X-rays
must be done in the Kennel room
and the darkroom alternates as
the washroom.
The move to the larger quar-
ters will allow ample space for
better working conditions, and
are located on 84 highway east of
the Community Centre.
Buckeyes play first
tournament of season
By PAUL MORRISON
The Zurich Buckeye's playing
in their first Tournament of the
year in Dorchester, won their
first game, then lost game two,
thus eliminating the Buckeye's
from further competition.
In game one, the Buckeye's had
to play perfect defensive baseball
to defeat a strong team from
Union by a 1-0 score. It was a
particularly satisfying win as it
was the first game ever for the
new looking Buckeye's with their
new uniforms.
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The only run of the game was
scored in the top of the 4th inning.
Wayne Clarke lead off with a
single to centre field.
Dereck O'Brien followed with a
sacrifice bunt . moving Wayne
Clark to second base. An error by
the pitcher also allowed Dereck
to reach first base. Then a wild
pitch allowed both runners to
move up to second and third base.
After Paul Morrison popped up to
third base for the first out. Pat
Bedard came to bat, and laid
down a perfect bunt down the
first base line scoring Wayne
from third base with the only run
of the game.
Isidore Laporte started the
game for Zurich and pitched
three strong innings, before
running into trouble in the fourth.
In the inning Union put runners
on second and third with none
out. At that point Brian Hodgins
came in to relieve Isidore,and did
a perfect job as he retired the
next three batters without
allowing a run. Brian started his
good relief job as the first batter
he faced popped up to third base
Pat Bedard. The next batter
grounded to shortstop Rick
Schilbe. Rick checked the runner
back to third, then fired to first
for out number two. The third out
was made as the next batter
popped up to the catcher Paul
Morrison.
In the bottom of the seventh
inning Union's lead off batter
singled. He was then sacrificed to
second base. The next batter hit a
fly ball to Dereck O'Brien for out
number two. After the Union
runner stole third base, it set the
stage for a great finish, The next
Union batter hit a low line drive
to left field, that looked like a
sure base hit, which would tie the
score, but only a great diving
catch by Ken Clarke preserved
the 1-0 victory for Zurich. The
totals for the game were Zurich 1
run 4 hits no errors. Union 0 runs,
5 hits, no errors.
In game two the Buckeye's
played the Otterville Otters, and
lost by a score of 6-3. Otterville
jumped into a 4-0 lead in the
bottom of the second inning.
Zurich rallied for a run in the
third as Rick Fisher,singled, and
after moving to third scored on a
wild pitch. In the fifth Zurich
scored again' as Glen Overholt
was safe on an error, and after
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county development officer
Spence Cummings.
The other two members of the
supervisory committee are Pat
Wheeler, co-ordinator of
volunteer services at the
Bluewater Centre for the
Developmentally Handicapped
south of Goderich and Bob
Taylor, recreation director at the
county's Huronview senior
citizens home.
Provincial ministries have
made it clear they don't fund
volunteer bureaus on a per-
manent basis, only for special
projects.
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