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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1958-12-10, Page 12RABIES VACCINATION SCHEDULE FOR DOGS PAGE TWELVE ZURICH Citizens NEWS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 195S Zurich Minor Hockey Season Opened, Bantams Lose, Midgets Win in Seaforth The Zurich Lions Bantams and Midgets opened their 1958-59 season on Saturday night in Seaforth when they played a double- header with the two Seaforth teams. The Bantams lost their game 7-1, but the Midgets upset the highly -rated Seaforth crew by a score of 4-3. Both the Zurich teams had only one practice previous to the games. BANTAM GAME The Seaforth Bantams proved to be too powerful for the locals, as they coasted to a 7-1 victory. They picked up three goals in the first period, ' one in the second, and three more in the third. Earl Wagner scored the lone Zurich goal in the second period. ZURICH—goal, Bedard; defence, Dinnin, Willert; centre, Wagner; wings, Witmer, Klopp; alternates, Stade, Bannister, Lawrence, Block, Wein, Bedard, McAdams, Prang, Hoffman, Merner. Local Youths Play Juvenile Hockey Three local youths, Brian Geof- frey, Pat O'Brien, and James Cor- riveau will be playing juvenile hockey for Seaforth this year. The first game of the season took place last Thursday night in Wing - ham, when the Seaforth team beat Wingham by a score of 7-3. Pat O'Brien scored four goals for the Seaforth team, and led his team to victory. Their next game will be played in Seaforth next Monday night, when they play host to Goderich. • ZU R 1 C • SCHOOL CONCERT in the Community Centre, ZURICH on O WEDNESDAY? DECEMBER 11Th at8pm. ADM I SSI0N: Adults 50c Students 25c EVERYONE WELCOME 48-9-b MIDGET GAME With only one practice before their first game, the Lions Midgets turned the tables on the highly rated Seaforth Midgets by a score of 4-3. Stellar nettniriding on the part of Dennis Amacher in the Zu- rich nets played a big role in the locals victory.' Wayne Willert was the big gun in the Zurich attack, scoring three goals, all unassisted. Bob Johnst- on was the marksman for the fourth Zurich tally. After Seaforth had taken an early lead in the first period, Bob Johnston scored his goal near the end of the stanza to leave the teams all tied up at 1-1. Willert potted two of his count- ers in the second frame, giving the homesters a 3-2 lead at that stage of the game. Early in the third period Sea - forth again tied the score, but five minutes later Willert came through with his third goal to salt away the victory. Ten penalties, five to each team, were called in the rough contest. Lack of conditioning hampered the play of the Zurich team, but with ice in the local arena now they should soon round into shape. ZURICH — goal, Amacher; de- fence, L. Bedard, Willert; centre, Johnston; wings, Overholt, E. Wagner; alternates, Thiel, Deich- ert, B. Wagner, Sweeney, Klopp, Weido, P. Bedard, A. Bedard, Masse. -o Organize League For Brown -anti] Eight :teams, have entered a broomball league for the coming season. An organizational meeting was held in Hensall last Thurs- day night, at which time the foll- owing officers were elected for the coming year: president, Lloyd Mousseau; vice-president, Bruce Koehler, and secretary -treasurer, Robert Caldwell. The teams entered with their captains are: Bluewater, Len Sar- aras; Zurich, Earl Zimmer; Parr Line, Glen Weido; Swamp Rats, Bruce Koehler; Hensall, Robert Caldwell; Chiselhurst, Bruce Arm- strong; Kippen, Jack Cooper and General Coach, Grant McGregor. Last year Zurich won the League Cup, and General Coach the Top Team Cup. These trophies will be on display at various places of bus- iness in Hensall and Zurich during the coming season. Zurich Peewees Blank Ilderton PI, Top Team. in Series The Zurich Peewees, won their second straight game of the sea- son last Friday night when they downed the Ilderton Peewees by a score of 3-0. Played in the Hens - all Arena, it was a home game for Zurich. By virtue of their win, the peewees are now in first place in -the Shamrock League, having won two games and lost none. The shut -out was a pleasant one for Richard. Stade, who was back in the Zurich nets for the first time after his brief visit to the hospital. Cameron Witmer scored the only goal in the first period on a pass from Phil Regier. In the second stanza Robert Bannister scored unassisted to make the score read 2-0. The final Zurich goal came in the third per- iod, when Barry Block came th- rough on a neat play with Roy McAdams assisting. The next home game for the peewees is this coming Friday night, when they play host to Hensall in the Hensall Arena. ZURICH—goal, Richard Stade; defence, Ken Westlake, Glen Rei- chert; forwards, Cameron Witmer, Phil Regier, Bob Thiel, Barry Block, Robert Bannister, Roy Mc- Adams, Bob Fisher, Jim Masse, Charles Masse, Bob Masse. 0 Unique Forum The Unique Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Klopp on Monday night. The sub- ject under discussion was, "Farm Management Training". Anson McKinley, a member of the South Huron Farm Manage- ment Association was guest speak- er. He gave the forum an outline of keeping farm accounts as well as other aspects of farm manage- ment. The first question for discussion was: "Do you feel the .need for more help in managing your farm," to which about 50 percent of the members answered yes. Second question, "Why do you need help", is because farming is becoming more specialized and help from the O.A.C. could keep us better informed as to recent changes in feed, fertilizer, and seed required. Third question was: "Why can you do it alone." Some of the members felt that they could make a success of farming without the aid of specialists. Fourth question, "If you do want help, what kind of help would you accept?" It was agreed that short courses or help from officials of the Ontario De- partment of Agriculture would be accepted. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Klopp, with Mrs. Delbert Geiger as discussion leader. SHE 6tfiith-Corona i1_RUBLE JYPEWRITER )Viitieirful gift for ail the' family, 044,6; Mt- 4ia11ty, f>a11 fated Da iit l Colrei at POrla191. 79.95 Z RICH Citizens NEWS 4�H Achievement Night Held In Exeter High School, Locals Receive Awards Anson McKinley, R.R. 1, Zu- rich, was chairman for the 4-H Achievement Night held in the high school at Exeter last week. Mr. McKinley is president of the Huron County 4-H Agricultural Club Leaders Association. Among the guests were Larry Snider, chairman of the school board, who welcomed the gathering, and E. L. Woodley, director at West- ern Ontario Agricultural School, Ridgetown. Arthur S. Bolton, Searorth, who is the associate agricultural rep- resentative of the county, working out of the Department of Agri- culture office in Clinton, was in charge of presentation of special and cash awards. Donald Hemingway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hemingway, Brus- sels, received the Elston Cardiff Citizenship Trophy for the best all-round 4-H member. Five of the leaders of the clubs received their Leaders Awards for five years voluntary service. They were Anson McKinley, R.R. 1, Zu- rich and Carl Oestreicher, Dash- wood, both with Zurich Calf Club; Irvin Trewartha, R.R. 1, Seaforth, the Seaforth Dairy Calf Club; Wil- liam F. Campbell, R.R. 1, Gorrie, .•Howick Calf Club; Donald For- tune, R.R. 1, Wingham, Turnberry Calf Club; Robert McMillan, R.R. 2, Seaforth, the Seaforth Swine Club; Eric Anderson, R.R. 1, Londesboro, Seaforth Beef Calf Club; 3. M. Scott, R.R. 2, Seaforth, the Seaforth Poultry Club. Top scoring members included:: Zurich 4-H Calf Club: Bill El- liott, 901; Gail McBride, 865; Ron- ald Thiel, 849; Keith Rader, 837;; John Erb, 835; Joan Elliott, 774;. Gerald Thiel, 726; Larry Merner„. 701. Bayfield 4-H Dairy Calf Club: Donald MacKenzie, 914; Donald Lobb, 910; Jack Dunn, 908; Barb-. ara Yeo, 891; Gerald Walter, 884; Richard Harrison, 881; Merlyn Hough, 876; Lois Rathwell, 874; Jim Harrison, 874; Bob Grigg,. 872; Douglas Dunn, 870; James: Collins, 864; Betty Ann Gibbings,. 859; Donald Yeo, 851; Bruce Bet- ties, 850; Corrie Brand, 832; Bill' Vodden, 831; John Rodges, 831 James Storey, 817; Myrtle Collins, 816; David Welsh, 808; Greg: Brandon, 808; Gerrard Van Nin- huys, 805; Ronald Howard, 896; Margaret Semple, 795; Edgar Hough, 787. South Huron 4-H White Bean, Club: Bob Fotheringham, 922;. Gary Jones, 889; Norma Geiger, 880; Ross McBeath, 873; Billy Charters, 810; Phyllis Lostell, 805;: Gerald Chapman, 802; Donelda, Lostell, 766; Jerry Johnson, 766;: Susie Mae Lostell, 755; Margaret' Coleman, 734; Donald Coleman,. 727; Lloyd Lostell, 748; Ronald' Schroeder, 644; George Stasik, 618. Exeter 4-H Tractor Maintenance, Club: Don Hendrick, 916; Ralphi Finkbeiner, 884; James Hyde, 882; Bill Etherington, 852; Thomas Hern, 842; Melvin Finkbeiner, 830;, Dennis Cann, 829. THE IDEAL GIFT Looking for Why Not Give a GIFT SUBSCRIPTION TO THE ZURICH Citizens NE s 1 year .... $250; hi U.S.A..... $3.50 We will gladly send a Christmas Card with your name on, announcing the gift. CHECK WITH US AND SEE IF THE PERSON ON YOUR LIST IS NOW GETTING THE PAPER OR NOT. ZURICH &LLZEn, .' EWS "Always first with the local news” 9.30-12 a.m. I 2 to 5 p.m. Friday Hensall Town HaHII December 12 Seaforth Community Centre—All Day Saturday Bayfield Town Hall Varna Town Hall December 13 Wawanosh Twp. Auburn Town Hall Hall Monday December 15 Clinton Town Hall — All Day Tuesday Elimville Twp. Holli December 16 Exeter Community Centre — All Day Wednesday Crediton Twp. Hall Grand Bend Town Hall December 17 Dashwood Fire Hal Zurich Town Hall The Seaforth aforth Office of the Health of Animals Division, Canada Department of Agriculture, has arranged vac- cination centres throughout Huron County. There is no Charge. Just take your dogs on leash to the clinic of your choice during the time indicated above.