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Zurich Citizens News, 1958-07-16, Page 1Nc. 27 Z RICH1 :' E S ZURICH, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 195B MAW 'l2 Perces Zurich 'Wins HuronPertk Lumberkings Defeat Dashwood 5-0 Last Night To Win Supertest Trophy P2 F pit b `r a.; Tv.p S�fh•. ����..`?fi Aix'rzi u,. #Y:, ZURICH BIBLE SCHOOL, which is being held in the Mennonite Church, is being very well attended. Over 150 children of all denominations are present at, all classes. Shown here is the entire school, along with their teachers and the director, Rev. E - pian Gingerich. (Staf Village Council Lets Tenders r New Sidewalks To Corriveau Construction At the regular monthly meeting er accounts were taken care of on Monday night, the Zualich vil- lage trustees accepted the tender of Corriveau Construction to 'build new :sidewalks in the village at a price of 75c a .lineal foot for faux foot wide walks and 90c a lineal feot for five foot wide walks. The village is to supply mgravecem- ent and fill, and is to have the areas ready that .are :to have new walks. It was also decided to build another additional 120 feet of new sidewalk in front of the Evangeli- cal Church. Council .felt since there are new drains to be put in front of the church, the side- walk should be replaced :as well. All the sidewalk work is to be completed in August. The council accepted the appli- eation of Louis Thiel to have town waiter installed in his prem- ises. A number of delinquent wat- by the trustees at this meeting. Considerable discussion took place in regards to the moving of the township .office. It was fin- ally decided that the village trus- tees would .attend the next town- ship council meeting it a body and present a final request for the mooring ,of the office. Local Beekeeper Says Honey Crop Later This Season According to local beekeeper, Ferd Haberer, this year's honey crop will be considerably later than in other years during the past. Due to the lateness of the w.armh weather •arriving, .the clover crap is mmueh later than usual, rthus the reason; for the late crop. 1 1' °onson. Line ridge Started ase ail league The Zurich Lumberkings last night won the Supertest Trophy for ending up in first place at the end of the regular schedule in the Huron -Perth Baseball League. They blanked the Dashwood Tigers 5-0 in Dashwood. Zurich had one game ]eft to play Theander and Heller led off with in the regular schedule with Exe- successive singles, followed by two ter, but last night received word sacrifices, and then a single by the Mohawks had dropped out of Don O'Brien and a double by the league. However, the game Meyer. In the fourth they added would not have meant anything in two more runs after two were out. the standing; the Lumberkings Theander led off with a double, had only lost one game all sea- and Heller walked. Then Bob son. They will now await the White came through with his playoffs to decide who goes on double to deep right to score both into OBA competition. runners. The other run was ad- ded in the seventh inning. Dashwood's big chance came in the third inning, when Remi Wein reached first on a single, and was followed by Mitro, who drove out what should have been a triple. However, Wein failed. to touch third base and was called out to end the rally. Mitro, on the mound for the Tigers, gave up ten hits, struck out four and gave up one base on balls. He was relieved by Wein in the seventh inning. Bob White threw a neat five - hitter at the Tigers to earn the victory for the 'Kings. He struck out five and walked two. Theander Shines "Red" Theander supplied the power at the bat for the Zurich nine as he smashed out three hits in three times at bat, a double and two singles. Arn Meyer hit two doubles, and Don O'Brien two singles. Single hits went to man- ager Tom Rawlings and Ron Hel- ler, and Bob White drove out a double to score two runs, helping his own cause. The 'Kings scored their first two runs in the third inning, when Work has commenced on the new bridge on the Bronson Line, about one mile south of the Zurich road. The first mile and a quart- er of the Bronson will be closed for a short time while this bridge is being constructed, and cars will have to detour on the Goshen Line or the fourteenth concession. Corriveau .Construction, Zurich, has the contract Zurich 002 200 1-5 10 1 Dashwood 000 000 0-0 5 2 White and Rawlings, Parker (7), Mitro, Wein (7) and Meharg. Citizens -News ,Going To Ali Cottagers In Area; Hilidayers Enjoy Pape - .,Peeing tihe, past week we have had numerous oattagers, Willa are .receiving the Citizens News ev- ery week, oome into our office and tell us how much they ap- preciate having this paper come tothem. As one camper told us, "Even though we don't know many people in the Zurich district we still enjoy reading your local paper. Above all we appreciate seeing the advertising of local stores which acts as a guide for us, so we know where to shop for all the various articles we may want. Zurich is to be commended ay Township Council Grants $150 NewBend Building To Grand Legion,, Alt a special meeting of Hay pleted siatisfactariJly. Payments Tc;vnship -council' last Wednesday were ordered to be made, and the night, it was decided to give the subsiidies applied for. sGtraind Bend Legion a grant of Reeve John Morrisey and dep- $150 toward their new 'Legion uty-reeve Glen Webb, of Stephen buiilding. Council sfelrtthat since Township, were present at the ;these are so many members ]iiv- meeting to discuss .uniformity in ing in Hay Township a grant sh- taxation between the two town- ould be made. ships in respect to the village of The council cane to agreement Zurich and Dashwood. on rthe Green Aeea to be received &roan the Je:fifrey and Menner- vttdge sub -division lit bhe fake - event, and the necessary papers were ordered to be signed. - A $50 retaining fee was order- ed rte, be 'paid to the Exeter Etre Detpamt nee t, as per the eequesit received teem the same.From A. art was presereted C. P. Corbett, engineer, Stating that the Anderson Drain was Come They feed that dnie to the fact that part of Dashwood Itisn aHay' Township and part in the taxes in both parts should be the same, as should they be in the ,village of Zurich. Necessary plans [for the closing of the si,deroard between Conces- sion, eve and six in Hay 'gip were arpprove, and the 'by-laws were ordered to be paeepared. ri for the s,arriees.. they are effecting to cottagers along the lake front," added the ;gentleman. The Citizens News is being del- ivered to :alit the cottages along the lakefront each week free of ch- arge, with the courtesy of the local merchants who advertise in the .paper. They hope the campers will fired it a helpful guide when wanting to shop in Zurich. With the kind co-operation of the Zurich Dairy, the papers reach the cottages early every Wednes- day. PLENTY OF PALS. "Who wouldn't have friends, when you own a shiny red sports car such as this," says Allan Prang, sitting behind the driver's wheel. His friends, left to right are: David Siebert, his brother, Eddie Prang, Gregory Willert, his sister, Eleanor Prang, Sharon Lawrence and Clare Lawrence. Sitting, left to right, Mork Bowden, To- ronto; Richard Turkheim, and Allan. The small car, which will travel at speeds up to 35 miles an hour, waconstructed by Allan's father, Len Prang, who operates a gar- age in Zurich. It's power is supplied by a gasoline engine, mounted at the rear aPof the car.