HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1958-12-17, Page 113
\WEDNESDAX, DECEMBER 17, 1958
,Z1741ZECH Citizens NEWS
Peewees Upset
Henan Team.
By 24 Score
The Zurich Peewees won their
third straight game last Friday
night in Hensall, when they upset
the Hensall tem by a score of 2-1.
The win gives tthe Zurich crew un-
disputed possession of first place in
the Shamrock League.
Barry Black scored the only goal
of the first period, when he swoop-
ed in on the Hensall net unassis-
ted to dent the twine for Zurich.
'The other Zurich goal was scored
by Cameron Witmer, with the as-
sist going to Phil Regier.
Richard Stade, in the Zurich
nets, played an outstanding game,
as he turned away shot after shot
that were labelled for sure goals.
The next game for the local Pee-
wees is this coming Friday night,
when they entertain Ailsa Craig
in the Hensall Arena. To date the
Ailsa. Craig team is the only other
entry in the league to remain un-
defeated, so hockey fans are sure
of seeing a real battle when these
two top teams clash.
Lineups:
Hensall: goal D. Taylor; defen-
ce, Chapman, G. Taylor; forwards,
Chipchase, Carlisle, Ellwood; al-
ternates, Shirray, Mock, Cameron,
'Walker, Deitz, McBeth, Farquhar,
Harburn.
Zurich: goal, Stade; defence,
Lots of Practice
On Home lee For
Minor Teams
After their doubleheader in Sea -
forth on December 6, both the
Bantam and Midget hockey teams
have been idle. However, with a
fine sheet of ice in the local arena
now, the boys -have had consider-
able time to practise and should
be in better condition than they
were in that first contest.
The next games for both teams
are this Thursday night, when they
;journey to Hensall to take on the
Hensall Bantams and Midgets. The
locals defeated Seaforth Midgets
in their first game, while the Hen-
sall team was soundly trounced by
the same Seaforth team, so the loc-
al Midgets are quite confident of
taking the Hensall team. The Ban-
tams, however, are not quite so
confident, as Hensall should be
icing a strong Bantam team after
the good showing the same gang
made in Peewee last year in the
tournament at Goderich.
Following the games in Hensall
on Thursday night the next game
is on Monday night when the two
teams go to Mitchell for another
doubleheader. The first games in
Zurich are scheduled for Friday,
January 2.
Westlake, Reichert; forwards, Wit-
mer, Thiel, Regier; alternates,
Block, Bannister, Fisher, McAd-
ams, C., J. and R. Masse.
ATTENTION — FARMERS
,. MILK • EGGS
• CREAM • POULTRY
WE PAY TOP PRICES
O'BRIEN'S PRODUCE
Phone 101 — Zurich
PAGE ELEVEN
ST. JOSEPH'S—DRYSDALE
(AL. FRED DUDHARME, Correspondent)
Leo Corriveau, Goderich, was a
Sunday last visitor with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Corriveau of this high-
way.
Victor Hartman, Goshen Line,
south, called on his grand parents
on Thursday last.
Mrs. Valerie Cantin, St, Joeseph,
left a few days ago for Detroit,
where she will spend some time
with her children, She was accom-
panied there by her son Andre and
friend after they had spent the
weekend in St. Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Geoffroi
and family, were Sunday last visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Siem -
on.
Mrs, Theresa Hartman, Zurich,
spent a few days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ducharme, of
the Blue Water Highway, due to
the recent illness of Mrs. Duch-
arme.
Dennis Charrette, Blue Water
south, has recently completed his
large implement shed which adds
greatly to his farm property and
as well is a preserver for valuable
implements.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jeffrey,
Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs, Leon-
ard Masse, London, were Sunday
last visitors with the latter's bro-
ther and mother on the Blue Wat-
er highway.
Highway 21
This being our last article on the
roadways in the settlement in the
western part of . Hay Township, it
is bringing us to the latest 1958
improved Highway 21. It replaced
the road first known as the Deer
trail leading north and secondly
the newly staked road known as
the Sauble Line, taking its name
from the Sauble river, to the south
of us, is today known as the Blue
Water Highway, and we believe
the one mostly travelled in the
province.
All the three roads played their
role in this settlement since its
founding. The first as I said was
only a foot trail, nevertheless it
was a guide for the early pion-
eers who had settled along the
lake. They took possession of that
trail as if they owned it and as
the years went by they took pride
itiMtVetcatMieket,941-t er tc-)4MatetoietatataiMs1
Gifts that save Christmas fun for years to come .
BROWNIE STARFLASH CAMERA OUTFIT (right) $11.45,
Includes everything for taking flash pictures. Camera now in
colour. Takes colour slides, black and white and colour prints.
BROWNIE STARLET CAMERA (left) — budget -priced camera for
all kinds of pictures. Camera .... $6.95 Flasholder .... $4.1'5.
BROWNIE STARFLEX...... .... $12.45 Flasholder •.. $4.15
Other cameras and outfits, movie cameras and all types of film
are in stock. Come in to select your photo supply gifts now.
Perfect Christmas gift SYLVANIA Blue Dot FLASHBULBS
for ony flash camera Give cartons of 72 bulbs
fon. M2—$1.68 carton Press 25—$2.00 carton
61 r 4H,,®
•
.•'1.wtAle•VOMMUVEK-I$-Ki'lei'm 4:44-'44MI -RK MI E124 04--41t 4 z,VeReaW o-0 .J�.a'-ta�V a4.a o Q144.6'4eekti' Rv a tC
V THE GIFT THAT'S ALWAYS ON TIME
NEW FROM KODAK
r®0 . and available
LELIE right now!
03)
BROWNIE,
Movie Cameras
FROM $37.95 UP
TIMEX WATCHES
Models for Men and Sot's
What a thrill he'll get when he
opens a gift wrapped Timex on
Christmas morning. Timex wrist
watches are made by one of
the world's largest watch .manu-
facturers and are guorantett2t
for one year,
Priced from $7.95 up
'ent-tP-W-tele+`'letV1? i e` t`WO e�i4aW;gtetatete-t tal e-lv 1b'tV'tu'{ey VIMIe e t ereaa
Just Arrived!
NEILSON'S
CHOCOLATES
1/2 lbs., 1 lbs., 2 lbs.
55c to $3.00
per box
FISHER
CIGARETTE LIGHTER $1.98
Chrome or assorted enamelled
finishes in various designs,
In gift box
with velvet
pocket and
plastic
flint pack.
Guaran-
teed for
10 years.
A fully
automatic
lighter.
.ntP4v>tn.d�°1et.°-t.`+P�v..voe-xt+:',+:1dgszc�t. 1::w.:,3+@l-0Etat`.tGs,`+g-w+e.wg-m-tetKtv�-fit, �a bm,Kii
' v4--roa tL':'tzarat...m1f'. ' .-mtvztosso' .'matelryyatebscro t-t4t'(a' t .£ Q a' U3%` m
"Christmas Shopping Centre for the Whole Family"
#Zurich Variety Store
in talking about it. to the genera-
tions that followed them.
After squatting along the lake
for four or five years they took
advantage of the new road and
what it had in store for them in
the future.
Already the Hay Township qoun-
cil had opened up roadsto the
eastern part of the township as
far east as what is known today
as Highway No. 4.
The opening of concessions in
the township gave them access to
reach Francistown, which was"the
business centre for them. They
transported 'themselves by ox
drawn vehicles to carry their grain
such as buckwheat or spring wheat
to have it hammered in a stone
mill for flour use.
Settlers along the Sauble Line
affiliated their ambition with the
council to better their standard
of living and transportation and
by so doing it was not long that
communication with Francistown
was fairly good and it became the
shopping centre of the township.
The Sauble Line made good pro-
gress from the beginning and as
the years passed by it was much
travelled by those who shifted
from the northern Dart going south
or visa versa.
Today the Blue Water Highway
is attracting the motorist who
seeks enjoyment in travelling.
0
HENSALL COMMUNITY
SALE PRICES
(By our Hensall Correspondent)
Weanling pigs, $8.25 to $12.25;
chunks, $13.60 to $15.40; feeders,
$16 to $17.50; sows, $57.50 to $76.
Holstein calves, $16 to $25; Dur-
ham calves $31 to $89: veal calves,
up to $27; baby beefs, up to
$23.95; butcher steers, up to
$26.30; butcher heifers, up to $23;
cows, up to $17.20.
666 pigs and 125 head of cattle
and calves were sold.
as illustrated
$75.
Juse 3 of many tiig
Talues awaiting'
your selection.
FREE INSURANCE*GUARANTES
HESS
theJEWELLER
LUCKY DRAW
Make a dollar purchase.
Win a free ladies or gents
Automatic Wound Wrist
Watch
Value .... $59.50
Hunting, Fishing licences & Bicycles
We Have Sporting Goods — Whatever the Sport
SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS
ROLLIE'S SPORTS and CYCLE
GRAND BEND
buy now
and get these
5 HIG
ENEFZTS
<•: \•i; tit .; _�_., .�
1
2
3
4
5
CG -18D
You'll get a better deal on your trade-in
You'll receive interest at 6% on your trade-in
...payable at once
You'll earn interest at 6% on cash payments
... payable at once
You'll be protected against a price increase
You'll receive personalized assistance
on time sales
Call us or come in now! Let us
figure your Early Trader's Bonus
V. L BECKER & SONS
DASHWOOD Phone 60W
1