Zurich Citizens News, 1974-11-14, Page 14THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1974
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Release schedule for Rec League
NO. 1 BLUES: Ken Clarke,
manager, Ron Oesch. Captain.
Doug O'Brien, Bill Wagner,
Leo Ducharme, Ken Regier,
Doug Stade, Mahlon Martin,
Richard Thiel, David Clarke,
Ken Durand, Wayne Clarke,
David Cyr, Dan Schilbe, Tom
Westlake, Martin Sutton.
NO. 2 FLYERS; Ken Fenwick,
manager, Larry Merner, capt-
ain, Gerald Shantz, Paul Morr-
ison, Pyis Dietrich, Allan
Beange, David Stark, Rob
Finkbeiner, Ken Lovie, Andy
Durand, Doug Turkheim, Gord
Hay, Ron Heimrich, Xavior
Boogeman.
NO 3 PANTHERS, Ron Clarke,
Manager, Ross Fisher, Captian,
Don O'Brien, Eric Srnale, Tom
Neiland, Ray Weido, Joe Kenda
Norin Koehler, John Brown,
Dale Erb, Stu Gingerich, Rich-
ard Fisher, Murray Ried, Ron
Dickert.
Bowling scores at Zurich Lanes
SENIOR MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Total
Points Points
5
2
0
7
7
0
Hi Hopes - Claire Geiger - 607
Newcomers - Laird Jacobe - 538
Hawkeyes - Delbert Geiger - 535
Whippoorwills - Allan Gascho - 712
Varieties - Earl Horner - 697
Ramblers - Howard Finkbeiner - 616
HIGH SINGLE - Claire Geiger - 309
HIGH TRIPLE - Doris Goldsmith - 739
MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE, November 5, 1974
2
5
0
7
0
7
2
5
Blue Water - Gary Rau - 579
D.J.'s - Leo Hoffman, -607
Head Pins - Tony Bedard - 660
Rockets - Jim Bedard - 757
Wild Bunch - Kevin Dietrich - 605
Go Getters - Hugh McEwan - 629
Flyers - John Paul Rau - 620
Discount Dave's - Dave Rader - 567
HIGH SINGLE - Bill Smith - 344
HIGH TRIPLE - Jim Bedard - 757
TONY BEDARD - 213
LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE, November 4, 1974
Angels - Carmel Sweeney - 566
Packers - Leona Rader - 663
Alley Oops - Mary Laporte - 558
Town & Country Six - Melissa Gelinas - 585
Dashwood Tigerettes - Carol Luther - 558
Slow Pokes - Helen Ryan - 530
Starlites - Pauline Miller - 587
Road Runners - Anita Faber - 607
Jolly Six - Mona Campbell - 551
Super Six - Irene Hartman - 599
Ups & Downs - Rita Mommersteeg - 572
Happy Gang - Mary Orr - 449
HIGH SINGLE - Erla Smale - 298
HIGH TRIPLE - Anita Faber - 692
HIGH AVERAGE - Leona Rader - 199
Second Exeter Lions
ARMCHAIR
BINGO
28
15
19
07
31
19
20
26
25
31
16
36
37
33
21
47
23
36
20
26
50
40
28
18
21
6
Enjoy Bing,. While Sitting At Home
* 3 Numbers Called Mon. to Sat. For Two Weeks
* 2 Numbers Called Mon. to Sat. For Two Weeks
* 1 Number Called per Day Until Full Card Won
5400 In Pri=es
NUMBERS TO BE DRAWN AT 10:00 A.M.
DAILY COMMENCING NOV. 11
For Daily Numbers Call 235-1211
(This Is The Only Phone Number To Call)
OR CHECK THE MASTER CARD ON DISPLAY WHERE YOUR
CARD WAS OBTAINED.
Should you Bingo contact card seller not later than 9 a.m. the
following day otherwise you will have to share with anyone
else who may bingo on the next number called.
In the event of a tie prizes will be split.
Cards available - $1.00
Cards available at various outlets in Exeter and as follows:
Zurich Variety, Klopp's Garage in Zurich; Chandler's Store in
Dashwood; William's Hair Styling and Ron's Health Centre in
Hensall; Skyway Market in Centralia; Stardust Drive -In in
Crediton.
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NO 4 SABRES, Jim Bedard,
Manager, Bob Johnston, capt-
ain, George Suplat, Earl Wag-
ner, Phil Overholt, Doug
Coxon, John Gascho, Bernie
Denonune, Martys Kelders,
Martin Vanderberk, Bill Webst-
er, Don Geiger, Isidore Laporte,
Don Oesch, Paul Steckle.
SCHEDULE
First team listed plays at 7 p.m,
Second team plays at 9 p.m.
Nov 14- lvs2
3 vs 4
Nov 21- 1 vs 3
2 vs 4
Nov 28-2 vs 4
1 vs 3
Dec 5 - 4 vs 3
2 vs 1
Dec 12 - 2 vs 3
1 vs 4
Dec 19 - 4 vs 1
3 vs 2
Dec 26 - 2 vs 1
4 vs 3
Jan 2 - 3 vs 1
4 vs 2
Jan 9- 2 vs 4
3 vs 1
Jan 16- 4vs3
1 vs 2
Jan 23 - 3 vs 2
4 vs 1
Jan 30 - 1 vs 4
2 vs 3
lst Round Playoff Best of 3
Games
Feb 6 1st place vs 3rd place -7
2nd place vs 4th place -9
Feb 13 2nd place vs 4th place -7
lst place vs 3rd place - 9
Feb 20 lst place vs 3rd place -7
2nd place vs 4th place -9
Final playoff round to be arrang-
ed.
NOTICE - Any local hockey
players that may have been
left off the above list and are
interested in playing uiay cont-
act, Jiin Bedard, 236-4349 or
Ken Clarke, 236-4612.
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Tuckersmith
Tuckersmith council has
approved a plan of subdivision
of approximately 20 acres
owned by Ken and Rod Doig on
the north side of Egmondville
adjoining their golf course.
The projected lots provide
for 61 houses and a one acre
park. The Doig's must construe
the necessary roads and provide
all services before the subdivis-
ion is turned over to the town-
ship.
Plans are being sent to the
London office of the Ontario
Ministry of Treasury, Econom-
ics and Intergovernrnental Af-
fairs for approval.
An engineer's report prepared
by B.M. Ross, Goderich, on
the safety of bridges in Tucker -
smith crossed by Huron County
Board of Education buses reveal•
ecl several needed replacing.
Last spring the board of educ-
ation concerned about the saf-
ety of students travelling on
township roads asked various
councils to certify bridges safe
for school buses.
The engineer's report asked
by council indicated two
bridges, the Roman Line at
Lot 22, Con 4-5 should have
a sign limiting 4 1/2 tons and
be replaced as soon as possible.
Similarly, Plumb's bridge at
Concession 11-12 should be
limited to five tons and also
replaced soon.
The report said the Hanna
bridge on Concession 3, side -
road 15-16 should have an eight
ton limit and repair work and
rails replaced and the bridge
replaced in the near future.
The bridge at lot 7, Concess-
sion 12 should have a 11 ton lim-
it and the bridge at Concession
2, Lots 30-31 may carry loads
in excess of 11 tons.
The engineer said he is prep-
aring plans for replacement of
bridges in 1975 on Concession
4, Sideroad 20-21 and lot 1,
Concession 10-11.
Building permits were approv-
ed for the Vanastra recreation
committee for building a swim-
ming pool cover and Rochus
Faber, Kippen for a barn addit-
ion.
A bylaw increasing the water
installation rate in Egmond-
ville from $200 to $400 and the
commercial rate from $400 to
$500 was approved,.
CONSERVE THAT HEAT
The biggest factor in home
energy consumption this winter
will be the heating system,
reminds Consumers' Asstciation
of Canada. Make sure the heat
is going where you want it and
make sure it doesn't get away!
If a room is unused, shut off
its heat and close the door.
If you like to sleep with your
bedroom window open, keep
the door closed. Blinds and
drapes will 1<eep the heat in on
dull days and in the evening,
but should be opened when the
sun shines.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
RE:
Day Care Centre
FOR
Zurich & Surrounding Area
MONDAY,
ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL
Does Zurich need a Day Care Centre? What exactly is a
Day Care Centre? Who benefits? What does it cost?
These and many other questions will be answered by Mr,
Jim Deneau, Community & Social Services specialist for the
Ontario government.
We invite all adults, and especially those parents having
pre-school age children, to attend this important meeting!
chair
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NOW, for
CHRISTMAS
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