HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-07-21, Page 13Stover, Glenn Thurman, Bob
Hoffman, Jim Dietrich and Dave
Parsons,
Perry Stover went the first six
and one-third innings on the
Dashwood mound giving up
seven runs and five hits while
walking seven and gaining three
strikeouts.
Bill Schade came on in relief
and allowed two runs and the
same number of hits,
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Citizens News, July 21, 1976:Page 13
Dashwood Tigers lose to Clinton Colts
The Dashwood Tigers
dropped a 9-4 decision to the
Clinton Colts Friday night in
Dashwood in their only start of
the week in the Huron -Perth
intermediate baseball league...
The Tigers will be on their
home field Friday night at 8 p,m.
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In Friday's contest, the Tigers
jumped into an early 3,-0 lead in
the first inning but were unable to
hold on as the Clinton club came
on strong with at least one run in
every inning after the third,
In the Tiger first, Jiin Deitrich
singled, Glenn Thurman walked
and both came home to score on a
double from the bat of Dave
Parsons, A' single by Brad
Gregus sent Parsons scampering
across the plate, -
The final Dashwood marker
came home in the fifth when John
Hayter walked, moved to third on
Glenn Thurman's double and
home as pinch hitter Jim
Guenther grounded out,
Other Dashwood hits to bring
their game total to nine were
singles delivered by Perry
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ALL THAT REMAINS of Clayton Steckle's dairy barn is a heap of
stone and rubble. Five calves were caught in the blaze' which com-
pletely destroyed the barn last Monday evening.
Bean festival plans
are well underway
Plans are well underway for
this year's August 28 bean festi-
val according to Glenn Weido,
president of the bean festival
committee.
"I don't think there will be a
lot of changes this year," says
Mr. Weido. "However, we are
trying free street dancing late in
the afternoon and we have spent
a lot of time arranging enter-
tainment."
The pancake breakfast this year
will feature locally made saus-
ages. This is sponsored by the
Zurich Minor Athletic Associa-
tion and Mr. Weido docs not
believe there_ will be any increase
in price for either the pancake
breakfast or the bean dinner.
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That is, unless the final price of
the meat involved takes a drama-
tic rise upward before August 28
arrives. N
There will be a repeat of last
year's frog jumping contest at
3 p.m. this year and anyone who
can catch a frog and convince
it to jump is eligible to enter.
Orlon Schwartzentruber- is in
charge of the 'concessions this
year but Mr. Weldo says there is
no need for the "regular"
concessions to worry. Their
places will be available•to them.
There arc usually between 29
and 30 concessions at the festival
at a cost of $15 to $20 for the
day, Anyone interested in having
0 concession should call Mr.
Schwartzentrubcr at 236-4651
from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Council has also turned over
the trust fund it held for the
bean festival to the committee.
Mr. Weido says they have no
specific plans for the money as
yet, but that it will definitely go
towards a community • improve-
ment project of some sort.
"Everyone wonders what the
bean festival committee does with
its money," says Mr. Weido,
"hut they don't realize that the
proceeds are not all one lump
sum. The church concessions
for example make a good deal of
money but they only pay between
$15 and $20 to the festival com-
mittee. The pancake breakfast
and dance are sponsored by the
Minor Athletic Association and
they make a lot of money' as
well."
The important thing as far as
Mr. Weido is concerned is that
,people realize no matter who is
making' the money from the bean
festival, it is nearly all staying in
the community to the benefit of
everyone who lives here.
If anyone wishes to help with
the festival there is a job for
everyone. All they have to do
is phone Mr. Weido at 236-4629.
If everybody does a little then it
makes the load lighter for all.
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