Zurich Citizens News, 1971-06-10, Page 16PAGE SIXTEEN
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1971
RAISE MONEY FOR UNIFORMS - The Zurich Midget hardball team held a Walkathon recently to
raise money to buy new baseball uniforms. This group of youths are shown as they leave to
walk to Hensali and back, a distance of about 13 miles. Through their efforts they raised the
sum of $550, which is $25 more than they needed to buy the new uniforms they needed.
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MOST IMPROVED MIDGET HOCKEY PLAYER
Trophy presented by Mrs. Delores Schilbe to Ron Clarke
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN
CLINTON -- ONTARIO
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:60 P.M.
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
THURS., FRI,—June 10-11
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
JOHNNY CASH:
A MAN, HIS WORLD,
HIS MUSIC
JUNE CARTER and Tho Carter Family,
and Many Special Country Music
Stars — In Color
"A MINUTE TO PRAY,
A SECOND TO DIE"
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Alex Cord — Arthur Kennedy and
Robert Ryan — Colour — Cartoon
SAT., SUN., MON.
June 12, 13, 14
ACADEMY AWARD WINNER
Bost Picture . . . Best Actor
"3PATTON"
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
GEORGE C. SCOTT — KARL MALDEN
World War 11 story based on the
activities of General Patton, America's
most criticized and at the same time
most feared and respected fighting
leader, — Colour -- Cartoon.
Due to length, one showing nightly
at approx. 9:30
Closed Tues and Wed., June 15, 16
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Midget Schedule
June 17 - Zurich vs Crediton - 7
June 20 - Zurich vs Exeter - 2
June 24 - Exeter vs Zurich - 7
June 27 - Zurich vs Goderich - 2
June 28 - Exeter vs Zurich - 7
June 29 - Crediton vs Zurich - 7
July 4 - Goderich vs Zuric h - 2
July 11 - Zurich vs Exeter - 2
July 15 - Crediton vs Zurich -7
July 18 - Goderich vs Zurich -2
July 20 - Zurich vs Crediton -7
July 25 - Zurich vs Goderich -2
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SAMUEL GOLDWYN PRESENTS
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JEAN SIMMONS -iC`u'rtainfirre
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Zurich Midi ets
Beat Goderich
(by Doug Turkheim)
In the second game of the
season the Zurich. Midget base-
ball team thumped Goderich
10-3 after being beaten by the
sante team in their opening
game.
Goderich took a 1-0 lead in
the first inning but Zurich tied
the game in the second. Zurich
took a slight 2-1 lead after three
innings, but went ahead by four
runs in the fourth.
Goderich scored their last run
in the fifth inning, with Zurich
going ahead 6-3. Zurich rallied
for four more runs before the
end of the game to take a 10-3
victory.
Strong at bat for Zurich were
Gerard Charrette, Bill Bedard,
and Rick Regier, with two hits
each. flitting safely once were
Harvey Desjardine and John
Mommersteeg.
John Mommersteeg was the
winning pitcher for Zurich while
Patterson was the losing pitcher.
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REST HOME AUXILIARY
The monthly meeting of the
13luewater Rest Home Auxiliary
was held at the Home on Wed-
nesday evening, June 2.
It was noted that the May Day
Tea and Bake Sale was a great
success.
Monsignor Bordeau
Leaves St. Peters
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to say Mass each summer at the
Bayfield Chapel.
Monsignor is guite proud of
the church at St. Peter's, which
he has had remodelled twice at
a cost of thousands of dollars.
"It is interesting to me to marry
young people now whom I bapt-
ized as infants." he added.
"There is a great deal of satis-
faction in seeing this accompl-
ished.
On May 25, members of St.
Peter's Parish held a special
farewell for Monsignor Bourdeau,
and every school child in the
parish took part in the program.
"Seeing the school children
perform for me brought tears to
my eyes." he said. "I love
every one of them."
For many years before the birtl
of county school boards he had
served as secretary of the trustee
board at St. Marys School.
The successor to Monsignor
Bourdeau at St, Peter's will be
Father Alphonse A. Robert, who
will arrive in the parish this
Friday.
STARLITE
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
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GRAND END
FRI. & SAT. — JUNE 11 & 12
(DOUBLE FEATURE)
You Can't Win Em All
(Color)
Tony Curtis, Charles Bronson
Machine Gun McCain
John Casavetes, Peter Falk
FRI. & SAT. — JUNE 18 & 19
Carry On Camping
(Adult Entertainment)
Carry On Gang
Perfect Friday
(Adult Entertainment)
Ursula Andress, Stanley Baker
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8 p.m.
FIRST SIIOW AT DUSK
Children Under 12 in Cars Free
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