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Citizens News, illy 13, 1977
Page 13
Zurich Buckeyesiose to Bluebirds in ten :innings
The Zurich Buckeyes played an
exhibition game last Saturday
night against the Clinton
Bluebirds, last years A champs in
th Zurich Fastball Tournament.
The game went ten innings before
the Bluebirds managed to score
one run to take the game 4 to 3.
• The Bluebirds scored first in
4.,
the game as they came up with
three big runs in the first inning.
Zurich struck" for two in the
fifth on a double by Wayne Clarke
and Kevin McKinnon followed
with a single to score Wayne. Bob
Farquhar then singled, moving
Kevin to third who then scored on
a single by Paul Morrison.
In the bottom of the seventh
Zurich scored the run that sent
the game into extra innings. Bob
Farquhar singled with one out
and then rode home on the two
out .hit by Brian Hodgins,
Neither team did much
damage until the 10th when the
Bluebirds came up with a run to
bs Iebrut anniversary
On February 29, 1952, 32 Club
Leaders, representing the
various boys and girls
Agricultural Clubs in Huron
County, met together at the
Agricultural Office in Clinton to
discuss all rules and regulations
pertaining to Junior Clubs in the
county. From this meeting the
Huron County 4-H Club Leaders'
Association was formed and the
4-H name was adopted as a prefix
to all Junior Clubs in the county.
1977 marks' the 25th Anniver-
sary of this event and the Huron
County 4-11 Club Leaders'
Association are planning a day of
Celebration and Reunion of past
and present 4-H leaders, mem-
bers, parents, Agricultural
Representative staff and Home
Economists, Saturday, July 23,
1977 at the Blyth Arena.
The celebrations are taking the
form of a banquet at 12.00 p.m.
and a reunion in the afternoon.
Guest Speaker for the banquet
will be R.W. (Bob) Carbert;
General Manager of the Ontario
Agricultural Museum in Milton
and former Farm Editor for
CKNX in Wingham.
Former Agricultural
Representative staff . returning
for the occasion include John
Butler, Gordon Bennett, Gerry
Montgomery, Doug Miles, Dave
Inglis, Art Bolton, Gerry
Chamberlain, Don Grieve,
Morris Huff, Doug Keys and Jim
Arnold.
Past Home Economists at-
tending the reunion include Jean
Steckle, Flora Durnin, Diane
(Liddiard) Pirhonen, Kit (Hunt)
Scott, Sharon (Carroll) Hart,
Jean Scott, Pat (Damude)
Squire, Shirley (Patterson)
McAllister and Susan (Heard)
Wheatley.
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Tickets for the banquet are
available from 4,H Agricultural
Club Leaders in the various
communities in Huron. As the 4-H
programme has touched the lives
of so many people in the county,
past 4-H club leaders and
members who cannot attend the
banquet are invited to attend the
reunion part of the programme at
2:00 p.m.
The Huron County 4-H Youth
Council are rounding off the day's
activities with a 4-H Dance at the
Blyth Arena. Tickets for the
dance are available from 4-H
Youth Council Representatives
throughout the county.
The Huron County 4-11 Club
Leaders' Association hope the
many past and present 4-H club
members and leaders will take
the opportunity to return to Blyth
and renew acquaintances of
former friends.
Stanley Stars
defeat Babes
On Sunday July 10, the Stanley
Stars won over the Bayfield
Babes with a score of 49 to 31 in
the first league game of ladies
softball.
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8:00 P.M.
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1:00-5:30 Arena open for viewing Exhibits and Displays
12:30 Parade featuring
Carlsberg 1976 Champion
Team and Wagon
Mss C.N.E. — Queen of the Fair — Antique Cars
H of ff Ingers Six Horse Team sponsored by John Deere & Huron Tractorm
Arkona Pig Team Sponsored by Arches Form Sales Q Service ol Vunastra •
Led by Goderich Laketown Band
1:15 Official Opening by Miss C.N.E.; Robert McKinley, M.P.;
.lack Riddell, M.P.P.; Vincent Doyle, President of the Zurich
Agricultural Society.
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• Horse Show
Heavy
and
Light
Horses,
Ponies,
Jumping
Horses
9:00 p.m.
DANCE
Featuring
STAR -'REX
LION'S
CAGE
Open from
1:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Licensed by L.L.B.O.
SATURDAY
1:45 Judging of Cattle,
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BMWS
2:00 Pet Show In Arena
2:15 Horse Shoeing Contest
3:00 Baby Show Sponored by zurlc
Chamber of Commerce
Micro Mini Tractor Pull
3:30 Pony Pulling Match
5:00 Draw for Ten Speed Bicycl
For children under 14 attending Fair.
5:30 Removal of inside exhibits
take a 4 to 3 lead which held up
as Zurich was unable to tie the
score in the last half of the loth,
Isidore LaPorte started on the
mound, but was relieved by Brian
Hodgin in the first. Brian pitched
nine innings before Clinton
finally scored against him.
It was a well played game by
both teams and was certainly
enjoyable for the good crowd that
turned out to watch.
The Buckeye's play in
Thamesford this Saturday at 2
o'clock against Baden in the first
game of the Thamesford Tour-
nament, Zurich's second game
will be Sunday at either 12:15 or 2
p.m. so come and give us your
support.
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