Zurich Citizens News, 1966-01-28, Page 8PAGE FIGHT
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
MlNOBHOCKEY ACTION -Action was fast and Puri-
- ous l zst Friday night in the Zurich Arena, when the Zurich
Mites entertained the Hensall Mites as the first half of a
doubleheader. Shown in this photo are some members of
both teams as they swarmed around the Zurich goalie,
Wayne Meidinger. Recognize any of the young lads?
IMPORTANT FACE-OFF - When the
Zurich Mites and Hensall Mites tangled in
Zurich last Friday night, the busiest man on
the ice was referee Jim Bedard. Jim is
shown here lining up the two centre -men for
an all-important face-off just to the left of
the Zurich net. Mite hockey players are boy4
under the age of eight.
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Make Plans For
Special Events
The regular meeting of .the
Kippen East WI was held at
the home of Mrs. Robert Bell,
with Mrs. Ernie Whitehouse co -
hostess. Mrs. Vern Alderdice,
the president, presided for the
business. It was decided to
send 10c a member to the Ade-
laide Hood Horne, $10 to the
Unesco coupon No. 367, and
$10 to the Mental Health.
Gifts were presented by the
sunshine convenor, Mrs. Wil-
liam Kyle, to the 4-H Club girl
leaders, Mrs. Charles Eyre, Mrs.
Robert Gemmell, Mrs. Hugh
Hendrick and Mrs. Gary Treib-
ner. One of the Thrifty Kip-
penettes, Miss Diane Stoll, re-
ceived her provincial honors at
Achievement Day, and on . be-
half of the Institute was given
a congratulations gift by Mrs.
Kyle.
It was decided to hold a
euchre in the Legion Hall, Hen-
sall, Friday February 18, at 8:30'
p.m., with everyone welcome.
The draw for the Rose of Shar-
on quilt will be made.
The branch directors are to
act as a nominating committee.
The new 4-H club leaders for
the new project, "Accent on
Accessories", are Mrs. Ken Mc-
Lean, Mrs. Bruce McGregor and
Mrs. Gary Treibner. Any girl
wishing to take this club please
let your leader know by Feb-
ruary 1.
Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse
chaired the health program,
which consisted of a motto on
"The beginning of the Red
Cross", presented by Mrs. Wil-
liam Caldwell. Mrs. Ken Mc-
Kay favored with a beautiful
piano solo. Mrs. Whitehouse
read the topic prepared by Mrs.
Harry Caldwell, `Be sure to
have good shoes and a good
bed as you spend your lifetime
in one or the other".
Mrs. William Caldwell pre-
sented a health quiz, prepared
by . Mrs. James MacNaughton.
A delicious lunch was served
by the hostess and Mrs. Joyce
Cooper, Mrs. Campbell Eyre,
Mrs. Charles Eyre and Mrs.
Arthur Finlayson.
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January 24, 1966
Gentlemen:
We announce, with pleasure, the appoint-
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tributor in your area.
Well-known in the trade, Mr. Schilbe has
had five years experience in our business
and has most recently been employed with
Krunchee Potato Chips.
Hubert will be bringing you the fullrane
of Shirriff `Fresh 'n Crisp always' Potato
Chips and .Snack Foods and, as a Shirriff
distributor, is an independant local bust -
man serving you and your community.
We know you will want to join v ri t:h is
in wishing Hubert success in his new dis-
tributorship.
With regards and thanks, we rerunn,
Very truly yours
N. H. KEMP,
Area Manager.
Bowling Scores
Old -Timers Play
Zurich Juveniles
SENIOR B MIXED LEAGUE
Hawkeyes 3 - Claire Geiger
538.
Ramblers 4 -Arnold Merner
549.
Whippoorwills
Clausius 569.
Varieties 5 -
beiner 581.
Seldom Wins
Geiger 523.
Hi Hopes
561.
High single: Claire Geiger
309.
High triple: Claire Geiger
746.
2 -Albert
Howard Fink -
4 -D elbert
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1966
Zurich Midgets Lose Close Game To
Powerful Seaforth Team Last week.
By Gary Geoffrey
Seaforth Midgets eked out a
3-2 victory over Zurich last
week in the only game played
In the first period Zurich
opened a lead at the 3:40 mark
A real bang-up hockey game
is in store for people of this
area on Saturday night, when
the Zurich Old -Timers will be
playing a challenge match
against the red-hot Zurich Ju-
veniles Prior to the game, an
exhibition Mite contest will
take place.
On the line-up for Old -Timers
will be such stalwarts as Bob
McKinley MP, Bill Merner, Don
Hesse, Doug O'Brien, Don
O'Brien, George Haggitt, Bob
Merner and Bob Johnston only
to mention a few
The whole event will mark
Minor Hockey Week in Zurich,
with all proceeds going to the
Zurich Minor Athletic Associa-
tion, for the sponsoring of
minor sports.
3 - Irene Frayne
Golf Lessons At
Community Centre
Start Next Week
Regarding last week's an-
nouncement in this paper of
the opportunity for local people
to take supervised golf lessons,
sponsored by the Zurich Rec-
reation Committee, it would
seem from queries received
that a few words of explanation
need to be offered.
It is the intention of the com-
mittee to set up a portable in-
door golf driving range in the
community centre. It is planned
that the range will be large
enough to accommodate three
persons driving simultaneously.
Classes will be comprised of
probably six persons. The num-
ber of classes will depend upon
the degree of interest on the
part of the public.
It is hope that this activity
can be fully organized and in
operation by the first week of
February. The lessons will be
supervised by Jim Brohman,
who is an air force officer liv-
ing in Zurich and stationed at
Centralia. Jim is acquainted
with quite a few Zurich peo-
ple, and looks forward to en-
thusiastic response to this
worthwhile endeavour by the
recreation committee
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Knights,
Stewart and Jane, of Blenheim,
spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart McQuenn, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell.
when slippery Kevin McKinnon
handed Paul Hesse a pass which
he neatly tucked between Car-
ter's pads The rest of the peri-
od was fought back and forth,
Seaforth, however, outshooting
Zurich 17 to 8 Zurich had one
main break through in the
period, a penalty shot given to
Paul Corriveau, It was stopped
on the short side by Carter,
Seaforth soon tied the game
at the 1:15 mark of the second
period when Henderson scored
on passes from Nicholson and
Hodgert Their second goal
care at the 18 mark, Scott scor-
ing from McLean. Forty-four
seconds later Bimbo McLean
TAKE ADVANTAGE
scored a beautiful goal when
he was in alone on Jeffrey. It
was a one-sided period, Jeffrey
handling 12 shots to Carter's.
three
Again in the third it was .Jef-
frey who saved the locals, stop-
ping many sure goals at very
close range Paul Hesse scored
his second goal, and Zurich's
last, at 10:10 of the final period,
unassisted. Hesse picked off a
Seaforth pass at the blueline,
deked the defensemen, went in
and backhanded the puck into
the upper right hand corner.
There were a total of 12 pen-
alties in the game. Seaforth
drew four minors to Zurich's
seven, and one misconduct to
Kevin McKinnon. Rick Jeffrey
made 43 saves while Alan Car-
ter made 24 saves. The referees
in charge were Don and Doug
O'Brien.
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MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE
Rolling Stones 5 - Clarence
Rau 582.
Carpenters 2 -Garfield Den-
omme 543.
Swizzle Sticks 0 -Evelyn Re-
gier 424.
Hensall Hornets 7- Olga
Chipchase 659.
Itchy Six 5 --Jim Bedard 640.
The Antiques 2 -Bill Bedard
595.
Untouchables 5 - Fred Arm-
strong 597.
Hustlers 2 -Marg Neeb 587.
Super Arrows 5 -Dot Mun-
roe 644.
Addups 2 -Ken Parke 613.
Ladies' high single: Dot Mun-
roe 303.
Ladies' high triple: Hazel
McEwan 745.
Ladies' high average: Hazel
McEwan 205.
Men's high single: Ernie Laid-
law 307.
Men's high triple: Roy Brock
790.
Men's high average: Don
Hesse 206.
ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
The Aces 2-M. Laporte 597.
Star Lites 5-M. Keller 568.
Scamps 5 - Bernice Eckel
475.
Ups and Downs 2 - Shirley
Braid 586,
Domionaires 5 -Gail Marcell
749.
Pin Poppers 2 -Irene Davis
485.
Hi Lites 0 -- Hazel McEwan
582.
Packers 7 -Irene Frayne 609.
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Reeve Duff Thompson, Clin-
ton, dislikes the Huron system
of electing wardens and espe-
cially the "pressuring" by can-
didates in canvassing other
members of county council. In
a brief to council on Wednes-
day, he proposed adoption of
secret balloting.
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