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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1959-07-15, Page 12PAGE TWELVE Zurich juveniles Swamp llensall 15-1 Monday Night With Johnnie Masse giving up only one hit in six innings, the Zurich Lions Juveniles made the most of nine hits, 13 bases on ballls and three errors to trounce the Hensall Juveniles by a 15-1 score, in Zurich on Monday night. Ron Deichert, Earl Wagner, and Wayne Willert led the Zurich hit- ting attack with two hits each, one of Willert's being a triple, in the third inning. Single hits went to Bob Johnston, Larry Bedard, and Dennis Amacher. Zurich had one big inning, in the fifth, when they scored 11 of their runs. Masse struck out nine Hensall batters throughout the seven inning contest. Kyle and MacKinnon picked up the only hits for the Hensall crew, R H E Hensall 000 0 01 0 1 2. 3 Zurich . .. 103 0110 x 15 9 0 Shaddick, Kyle (6) and Kyle, Shaddick; Larry Bedard, John Masse (2) and Dennis Amacher. Juveniles Lose First Game Of Season, 13-0 The Zurich Lions Juveniles suf- fered their first defeat of the sea- son last Tuesday night in Sea - forth, when they were victims of a 13-0 shellacing at the hands of the Seaforth Juveniles. Eight er- rors and the lack of hits was the downfall of the locals. Earl Wagner, leading off in the first inning of the game, earned the only hit for Zurich, a single. They were held hitless throughout the next five innings. The Seaforth team only manag- ed five hits, while seven batters reached first on walks. R H E Zurich 000 000— 0 1 8 Seaforth 423 040-13 5 0 John Masse, Larry Bedard, and Dennis Amacher; Dick and Pat- terson. Mitchell Juveniles Edge Locals 6-5 For Second. Loss Playing in Mitchell last Thurs- day night the Zurich Juveniles were edged by Mitchell 6-5, in a seven -inning contest. Ron Deichert led the locals with three hits, one of them a double. Larry Bedard chipped in with two safeties, one of them a double, while Earl Wagner and Wayne Willert picked up the extra hits. Bob Johnston on the mound for Zurich, gave up only four hits, and walked five. Going into the last half of the game the score was all tied up, but the Mitchell boys managed to squeeze across the winning run. R H E Zurich 101 200 1-5 7 3 Mitchell 202 0101-6 4 2 Bob Johnston and Dermis Am- acher; Elliott and Warren. 0 John Masse Leads Locals to 9-1 Win Over Goderich. Playing their third game away from home in five nights, the Zur- ich Lions Juveniles uncorked themselves for a 13 -hit attack in Goderich Saturday night to swamp the Lakesiders 9-1. Johnnie Masse, classy southpaw pitcher, had himself a field day as he struck out 16 Goderich players. In the first three innings he struck out the first nine batters to face him, Ron Deichert was again the hit- ting star for the local crew, smashing out three hits in four times at bat, one of them a triple. Larry Bedard, John Masse, Den- nis Amacher and Bill Wagner each had two hits, with singletons go ing to Richard Klapp and Bob Johnston. One of Wagner's hits was also a triple. RHE Zurich 020 230 2-9 13 1 Goderich 000 000 1-1 3 2 John Masse and Dennis Amach- er; Bisset and Laithwaite. Freak Storm Hits Bali Games Here And At Dashwood Rain on Friday night forced the calling off of two games in the Huron -Perth 'league. In Zurich, St. Marys and Zurich were hooked up in a close battle, with Zurich leading 3-0 at the time the rain came. Meanwhile in Dashwood the Tig- ers were leading the Listowel Jun- iors 2-0 when they were forced to stop play. Both games will have to be replayed. The game in Zurich saw the locals score two runs in the first inning, and acid another in the second. Claude 'Tessier was on the mound for the Lumberkings, and gave up three hits in the three innings played. He struck out two St. Marys batters. Doug O'Brien, Bill Craig, Don O'Brien, and Bill Yungblut each had picked up a single, while Arn Meyer had smashed out a double. In .Dashwood The game in Dashwood was in the third inning when the rain came, with the home -town Tigers leading 2-0 over the Listowel Jun- iors. Both the Dashwood runs came in the first stanza, after Genttner had led off with a single, followed by Jhn Hayter's triple. Mitre was on the mound for Dash- wood, and struck out five men in the first three innings. He gave up no hits and walked none. Dates for the replay of either game has not been set. 0 Steve Mitro Stars In Dashwood Over Mitchell After scoring three runs in the third inning, the Dashwood Tigers were held scoreless until the sev- enth, when they pushed across the winning run to defeat the Mitchell Lincolns 4-3, in a nine -inning con- test. Mitchell scored two in the fifth and added their extra run in the sixth. The game was played in the Dashwood ball park. Steve Mitro, star right-hand pit- cher of the Tigers, held the Lin - coins in full control throughout the entire nine innings, as he gave up only four hits, and struck out 10 batters. Meanwhile the Tigers were jumping on Buster Brown and Porky Wallace for eight hits. Jim Hayter led the Dashwood hitting attack with a triple. H E Mitchel 000 021 000 3 4 1 Dashwood 003 000 10x 4 8 1 Wallace, Brown (4) and West - man; Steve Mitro and Jim Hayter. _--0 BLAKE (Mrs. .Amos Gingerich Corresvondentt Mrs. Joseph Weidrich, accomp- anied by her daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Moser, Elsie and Jos- eph, spent the past weekend with the former's son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weid- rich and Lois. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Westbrooke and family, Goderich, spent Sun- day with the latter's father, Mr, Gustav Bohn. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oesch and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Oesch and family. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mustard and boys and Mrs. Mary Hey sp- ent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Zandwyth and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bachert and family spent Sunday at Wellesley. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Schwartzen- truber and family, New Hamburg, spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gingerich. Master Jacob Schwartzentruber, New Hamburg, is spending his holidays at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ging- erich. Pastor and Mrs. Albert Martin and family, accompanied by the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Menno Martin, spent Sunday at Tavistock. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gingerich and family and Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Gingerich and family were: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Musselman and little daughter Jane, Miss Audrey Musselman and friend, Mr. Erv- in Block, all of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gingerich. ZURICH Citizens NEWS Aemeellip WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, :1959 Hensall Legion Holds Annual Nellie at ayfield (By our Hensall Correspondent) Jowitt's Grove, Bayfield, proved an ideal setting for the annual picnic of the Hensall Legion and Ladies Auxiliary and their famil- ies,- with seventy five attending. It was held on Sunday, July 12. Many enjoyed a swim in the lake and sports were run off, directed by Mrs. Howard Smale, Mrs. W, J. Cameron, and "Doc" Cameron. Eldest lady present, Mrs, E. Luxton; eldest man, E. R. Shad - dick; largest family, Mr. and Mrs. George Sawyer and family, Exet- er; youngest baby, Susie Vans - tone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Vanstone; Races ----Under 5, girls, Shirley Smale, Pauline Allan; boys, Billy Catneron, Joe Vanstone; girls 8- 10, Betty Cameron, Jane Sawyer, Margaret Allan; boys, 8-10, John Skea, Lenny Smale, Kermeth Ha- vens; girls, 8-12, Betty Cameron, Mary Sawyer, Christine Cameron; boys, 8-12, Danny Cameron, Dave Smale, Kenny Smale; girls, 10 and over, Ruth Smale, Carol Brown, Evelyn Zimmer; boys, 10 and over, Donnie Kyle, Billy Shaddick, Dave Smale; girls three-legged race, Carol Brown and Evelyn Zimmer, Ruth Smale and Anne Sawyer, Christine and Betty Cameron; men and boys three-legged race, Mr, D. Haven and son Keith, Roy Sm- ale and son David; girls shoe sc- ramble, Janie Sawyer, Betty Cam- eron; boys shoe scramble, Donald Kyle, Billy Shaddiek, Otto Smale. Ladies kick the slipper, Mrs, G. Sawyer, Mrs. E. Shaddick; ladies and mens three legged race, Doc Kyle and Mrs. W. J. Cameron, Carol Brown and Bill Brown; lad- ies and mens orange race, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Havens. 0 Delbert Geiger Is New President Of Smillie Reunion (By our Hensall Correspondent) The usual large attendance was on hand at the Lions Park, Sea - forth, Saturday, July 11, for the reunion of the Smillie Clan. Mem- bers registered from these distant points, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Brantford, Simcoe, Kingsville, De- troit, Hamilton, Alvinston, Hyde Park. During the lunch hour a welcome was extended to all by Dr. A. B. Smillie, Niagara Falls. Letters were received from dist- ant members of the clan in Van- couver, Montreal, New Jersey, and North Dakota. A program of sports was con- vened by Mary Geiger, and Bill Howe, assisted by Kay Elder. Jud- ges of sports were Mss. Ben Smil- lie, Mrs, James Smillie, and Fred Howe. Prize winners in aquatic sports and games were: Steve El- der, Ronald Elliott, Wayne Peck, Jean Elder, Margie Geiger, Fred Elder, Ralph Geiger, Donna Peck, Donna Eatwell, Ruth Geiger, Don Geiger, Norma Geiger, Ken Elder, Diane Eatwell, Jim Statham, Fred Howe, Herod Elder, Lorne Elder, Dorothy Elliott, Ivy Smillie, Elva Peck, Pearl Geiger, Helen Howe and Grace Peck. Lucky draw was won by Dorothy Elliott. After a sumptuous dinner, pres- ident Harold Shepherd conducted a short business meeting, when it was decided that the reunion for next year should be held at the same place. Delbert Geiger was elected president. Greetings from the picnic were sent to Dr. Jennie Smillie Robertson, Toronto, who through illness was unable to at- tend. —.e Douglas Jamieson Huron Nominee To Represent Ont. Douglas Jamieson, RR 4. Clint- on, has been selected as Huron County's nominee to represent On- tario on the Canadian National Exhibition Scholarship for 1959. This Scholarship of $6,000 is awar- ded annually to a person wishing to enroll in a recognized College of Agriculture or a Verterinary College. The winnerwill be an- nounced at the time of the 1959 CNE. MR. AND MRS. RICHARD ROBINSON, of Goshen. Line North, observed their 45th wedding anniversary last week. They were married on June 24, 1914, at the home of Mrs. Robinson's parents in Saskatchewan, and have lived on the Goshen Line for anumber of years since. moving east. EYF 'Group Have Interesting Program When Outdoor Sports Rained Out (By Elaine Grainger) The mission committee of the Zurich EYF held a family night social on July 10 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grainger, The ball game that was scheduled for 7.30 at the school grounds of SS 4, West Stanley, was slightly delayed because of showers, After two innings of play the wind chased the 57 persons pres- ent back to the house where they enjoyed a short program. The program opened with the welcome SS 8 Promotions Revised List In last weeks paper we listed school promotions of SS 8, Hay TSA, and it was afterwards brou- ght to our attention that there were several mistakes in the list- ing. For this reason we are again listing the promotions at this scho- ol, the way they should appear. Promotions To grade 9, Elaine Miller, Ken- neth Rader, To grade 8, Earl Becker, Mar- tha Lou Fischer, James Smith. To grade 7, Carol Miller, Joan Rader, Richard Rader, Roy Rader, Jean Smith, Norma Weigand. To grade 6, Linda Rader, Helen Smith, To grade 5, Helen Becker. Lau- ra Grenier, James Weigand. To grade 4, Carol Regier. To grade 3, Gerard Grenier, Lo- rne Miller, Catherine Regier, Bob- by Smith, Larry Swartzentruber. To grade 2, Victor Regier. Teacher, Mrs. Ruby Neeb, Mrs, A. Richardson. (By our Hensall correspondent) Mrs. Annie Richardson, the old- est resident of Hensel], passed away on Tuesday morning, July 14, at South Huron Hospital, Ex- eter ,where she had been a patient for the past 15 months. She was in her 94th year. Born in England, the former Annie Procter, she came to Can- ada 47 years ago and has resided in Hensall since. Her husband, Thomas Richardson, predeceased her some 80 years ago. She was a member of St, Paul's Anglican Church, Hensall. Surviving are two daughters: Mrs. Archie Noakes, and Mrs. Mary Taylor, Hensall; one son, Jack, of England; 3.3 grandchild- ren; 42 great -gran children, and two great -great grandchildren. The body is resting at the Bon- thron funeral chapel, Hensall, where private services will be held on Thursday, July 16, at 2 p.m. Burial will be mage in Exeter cemetery. song by the Grainger family. Call to worship was read by the chair - lady, Mary Finlay, after which, the Amacher family rendered two vocal numbers, After the scripture was read by Katherine Rader,. Rev. A. M. Amacher led in pray- er. Bob Erb favored the group with an accordion solo. Mrs, Harold Rader and Katherine sang a duet. This was 'followed by an accord- ion solo by Helen Grainger, who dedicated her number to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Greb, who were cele- brating their 25th wedding anni- versary that day. Roy McAdams played a piano solo and this was followed by an- other piano solo by Dennis Am-• acher. Rebecca Steckle, playing. the accordion, led in a short sing- song. The group then adjourned to the lawn where several games were played and lunch was served by the members of the EYF, who were assisted in the kitchen by several other ladies. Leonard Mer- ner tendered a vote of thanks on behalf of the parents and Eliza- beth Finlay on behalf of the You- th Fellowship, Mrs, Russell Grainger respond- ed' to the vote of thanks and ex- pressed the hope that some day the group would come back again. 0 RLCTEWATER. RAYFIELD (By Mrs. Russell Grainger) Mr. and Mrs. Earl Galster and twin daughters, Freemont, Mich,, and Mr. Bert Galster, visited from Thursday to Saturday with Mr,. and Mrs. Gordon Scotchmer, on the Bronson Line, and other rela- tives in the vicinity. 89th Birthday A family gathering, honouring Mr. John Scotchmer Sr, on his. 89th birthday, was held on Friday in Bayfield. Due to the wind and rain the picnic supper, originally planned for the park, was held in the Arena, with about 35 of his relatives present. Celebrating birthdays with Mr. Scotchmer, who was 89 on July 11, were Miss Anne Scotchmer, Mr. Earl Galster and Roy Scotchmer, all of whom had birthdays close to the same time, EYF Meet On Friday, July 10, the Mission. Committee of the Evangelical Youth Fellowship of the Zurich Evangelical Church held a family night social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grainger. Des- pite a few showers, games and a short program were presented, and lunch was served on the lawn, No. 29 with uat The and Fran i G To see o of Zuric Mite visit sedin whe meet To ball aver Mr. court with hood. Na was a mothe arme, Mrs daugh friend Mond Seafoi Mr. Detro vicini Mr, C paris to ti Mr. me„ visito Sar M Dash ers a A. south Mr and 1 a lo parer arme arm ploy Boar age