Zurich Citizens News, 1967-10-26, Page 8I
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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
HURON -PERTH CHAMPS — Even though
most baseball fans thought the season ended some
weeks ago, the Zurich Kings were still competing
for the championship of the Huron -Perth league,
and managed to wind up the final series with St.
Marys on Sunday afternoon. After losing the first
game of the series to the Stone-Towners a couple of
weeks ago, the locals came back strong on Sunday
to win both halves of a doubleheader and take the
title. Back row, left to right, are Gerald Shantz,
Phil Overholt, Bruce Horton, secretary Louis Wil-
lert, Robert McNaughton, Dick Bedard, Don O'Brien,
Tom Dalrymple. Middle row, left to right, Earl
Wagner, Jim Bedard, George Haggitt, Doug O'Brien,
Jim Pfaff, Bob Johnston. Front row, left to right,
Doug Stade, Dave Stark, Kim McKinnon, bat boy,
Kevin McKinnon and Ron Corriveau.
(Citizens News Photo)
Zurich Kings WnHuron Perth Title
The Zurich Kings climaxed a
successful baseball season on
Sunday afternoon when they
won both games in a double-
header with St. Marys to win
the Huron -Perth League cham-
pionship. The series was start-
ed several weeks ago but had
to be postponed numerous times
due to inclement weather.
A couple of weeks ago the
first game in the best -of -three
series was played in St. Marys
and the locals lost out 3-2. It
was then agreed to play the
next game in Zurich, and if the
locals should win a double-
header would be played to de-
clare a winner. In the first
game on Sunday the locals came
up with a big 5-3 victory, .and
then in the second half they
came right back with another
5-3 win to take the champion-
ship series two games to one.
After allowing two runs in
the first inning, Robert Me -
Naughton came back strong in
the first game to limit the St.
Marys crew to six hits. They
scored their extra run in the
fourth.
Zurich scored once in the
first inning, added another in
the third and then came up
with two more big runs in the
fourth. Their final marker
came in the six.
George Haggitt and Don
O'Brien led the Zurich attack
with two hits each—one of
Haggitt's was a double in the
fourth. Dick Bedard and Rob-
ert McNaughton accounted for
News of Dashwood District
(MRS. E. H. RADER, Correspondent)
A number of Dashwood resi-
dents attended the opening of
the new township hall at Credi-
ton, Wednesday, October 18,
and the dinner at the Commun-
ity Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weiberg
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Garnet Weiberg and family
were Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Keller.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader
and Darlene were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs, Irvin Rader
and family.
Mrs. Irvin Rader, of the Dash-
wood WI, attended a Tweeds-
muir workshop at Clinton on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huffman,
of Port Colborne, spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Syd
Baker.
Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Pletch
were guests with Rev. and Mrs.
Merrill James and family on
Sunday.
A number of the WSWS of
the EUB Church attended the
fall rally of the Stratford dis-
triet at Zurich last week.
Several ladies from the EUB
Church attended the fall rally
of the United Church Women
at Greenway, October 24.
Several South Huron District
High School students from
Dashwood were among the stu-
dents who journeyed by train
to Expo last Wednesday eve-
ning.
Music Recital
The pupils of Mrs. Ruth Stire.
AWCM, presented their annual
recital of piano solos and duets
at the Community Centre on
Wednesday, October 18.
Anniversary Services
The 115th anniversary of
Dashwood Evangelical United
Brethren Church was •held Sun-
day, October 22, with Rev. Earl
Pletch, of Sebringvdlle, guest
speaker. Special music was
rendered by the chair at both
morning and evening 'services.
The Lakeview Quartet from
Zurich sang at the evening
service. Zurich and Crediton
EUB churches joined in the
service, as well as guests from
the United churches of Grand
Bend and Exeter.
Annual Commencement
South Huron District High School
Friday, October 27, 1967
AT 8 P.M., IN
School Auditorium
arenis and Interested Citizens ate invited to Attend
Graduation Diplomas and Awards
will be presented
J. L. WOODEN, B.A., e.
Principal.
the other Zurich safeties.
McNaughton struck out eight
men in the seven -inning game.
In the second game Zurich
came up with all their runs in
one big inning, the third, while
St. Marys Scored twice in the
third and once in the sixth.
Dick Bedard worked on the
mound for Zurich until he tired
in the sixth, and then Don
O'Brien came on to finish the
game. Bedard struck out three
while giving up four hits, while
O'Brien struck out three and
allowed no hits.
Ron Corriveau, Don O'Brien,
Bruce Horton and Doug O'Brien
each came through with one
hit for the Iocals.
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Deer Season
(Continued from page 1)
illegal hunting of deer. The
licence fee goes to the provin-
cial treasurer. The farmer's $2
fee is valid in the cou:;ty in
which the licencee resides.
Council concurred in rec-
ommendations of the commit-
tee on licence fees: for non-
residents of Ontario (a) hunter's
licence fee set at $100; (b)
hunters be restricted from run-
ning dogs; (c) hunter's bag
limit reduced; (d) hunters re-
stricted to a shorter season.
Murray Scott, RR 1, Belgrave,
has been appointed tree com-
missioner replacing the late
Bordon Scott.
Members of the reforestation
committee made •a tour of vari-
ius properties on Friday, Octo-
ber 6, including Auburn bridge
and Grieves bridge areas.
24 Ounce
Mir Liquid Detergent _ _ _ 2/79c
Saico Tuna Fish ._ 43c
Diff Pickles 37c
Supreme Farcy Biscuits _ _ 3/89c
LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET
ZURICH
CENTENNIAL
HOME COMING
South Huron District High School
SATURDAY OCT. 28
For All ex -Students of the School
2 p.m.—FOOTBALL GAME
4 p.m.—COFFEE PARTY IN SCHOOL
9 p.m.—DANCE IN AUDITORIUM.
Admission. to Dance: $1.50 -- Students: $1.00
Everyone Welcome -- Students and Friends
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, '1967
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER —
Robert McNaughton, pitcher - first
baseman for the Zurich Kings during
the season, was voted as the most
valuable player to the team by his
fellow players, and presented with the
T. L. Wurm memorial trophy. On the
left is Doug O'Brien and on the right
is George Haggitt, co -managers of the
club.
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Zurich Chamber of Commerce
HALLOWE'EN
COSTUME BALL
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28
Zurich Community Centre
Music by
"The Bluewater Playboys"
TICKETS: $2.00 EACH
(Includes Dance and Food)
Prizes for Best Costumes
Admission by Advance Ticket only,
and restricted to persons 21 years of
age and over.
Tickets available from C of C Members
All Proceeds for Community Centre Fund !
RATE SCHEDULE
FOR
Zurich Community Centre
AND
Zurich Arena
(Effective November 1, 1967)
AUDITORIUM RENTALS —
MEETINGS, ETC.—$5.00 per hour to a Maximum of $15.00
If kitchen facilities used — $5.00 Extra
RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES—Morning, $5.00; Afternoon, $5.00;
Evening, $5.00
WEDDINGS OR BANQUETS—All. Day, $50.00 — $15.00 extra for police
protection if a public dance is held.
OTHER ACTIVITIES—$25.00; $5.00 extra for use of kitchen facilities,
$15,00 extra for police protection (public dances only)
ARENA RENTALS ---
ICE TIME ---Prime Time (7 p.m. to 11 p.m.—Monday to Saturday)
$8.00 per hour — Other time $6.00 per hour
FLOOR TIME—$50.00 per Daily Event; $5.00 for kitchen facilities;
$15.00 for police protection (if needed)
MEETINGS, ETC.—$10.00 per hour to maximum of $50.00; $5.00 for
kitchen facilities
N.B.—Northwest dressing room in new addition is available as a meeting
place for area organizations FREE OF CHARGE, when not re-
quired for other purposes. Contact management for reservations
of this room.
FOR BOOKINGS, CONTACT
JACK TURKHEIM
Phone 2364969 Arena Manager
After hours, Call 236.4713
Zurich