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More Bayfield
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Larouche was reached by
phone earlier this week and
commented that he hopes to
be back next Saturday night
to try out his new skates and
score his 24th goal of the
season.
The Old Timers still hold_
down first place with two
victories and one defeat.
Both these teams need
reinforcements, so if there
are still some little or . no
talent hockey players out
there somewhere and y
would enjoy an hours exer-
cise on Saturday nights
come on out to the .Bayfield
Arena. Game time is 10 p.m.
and couples are welcome.
(Over -age singles welcome
too). Contact Tim or Nora
West for further details at
565-2799.
Mr. Jim Hannebury, St.
Marys, was in the village
over the weekend visiting
friends and getting in a Little
fishing.
i
Ken. and Bobbie Hulley,
London, were at their House
of Mouse on Lake Shore
Road over the weekend.
Mr.• Gilbert Latimer
visited with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Art Latimer, sister ,
Chris and his brother Bill
and family while in Weston,
on the weekend.
Zurich library
happenings
Meet Gordon Korman,
author of "This can't be
happening at MacDonald
Hall" at Goderich November
29 at 10:30 a.m. and at
Clinton November 29 at 1
p.m.
Admission tickets free at
your branch Library.
Drawing contest of any
children's book character.
Contest for ages 7-12 and will
close December 6.
Again, a selection of new
books have arrived. Please
come in and browse.
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REOPENING
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PONTIACS BEST PATZ — The Pontiocs defeated the Patz Boys to take the B Crown of the Zurich mens' rec fastball league ti-
tle recently in six games. Making up the squad were Percy Bedard, Bob Brown, Bob Johnston, Pat Cyr, Don O'Brien, gob
Farquhar and manager Doug O'Brien. in the front row are Bob Merner, Carl Finkbeiner, Mike Overholt, Barry Overholt and
Jim Bedard. Missing were Mark Heimrich, Eddie Neeb and. Gary Maxwell:` Staff photo
Has -Beans in London tourney
Bantams win
The Zurich Bantams had a
successful outing Wednesday
as they trounced Elma-
Logan 10-5.
Three players shared the
scoring for the homesquad
SPORTS
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SPOT
by
Marlene and or
Bedard
with Bryan Kading collec-
ting five goals and Dean
Armstrong four counters.
Rick Kuepfer had the other
Zurich goal.
Zurich took a five goal lead
after the first frame but
Elm a -Logan out -scored
Zurich 3-2 in the second
period.
In the final frame the
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Bantams: had three goals to
their opposition's two.
Referees. Brian Campbell
'and Jim Ferguson called 11
penalities in the contest.
Coaches or managers are
advised that they can drop
off their team's game sheets
by Tuesday noon at either
the Zurich Arena, Towne and
Country Bowling Lanes or
Laportes' , Meat Market. -
Buckeyes in Hensall tourney
The Zurich Buckeyes will
be one of eight teams par-
ticipating in the third annual
Hensall Minor Athletic
Association intermediate
hockey tournament this
weekend at the Hensall and
district community centre.
One player who will not be
participating in, the tour-
nament will be Buckeye
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Mom' Smiler Laaguo
T Bedour 472
T Bedard 687
K Regier 627
R Hoffman 627
K Rader 637
J Dietrich 590
S Ducharme 664
J Bedard 763
J Bedard 207
J Bedard 763
T Bedard 299
Ladies Bowling League
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s P Schroeder 658 7 69
AR A *111ert 458 0 19
P M Kraft 608 7 62
RD S Dickert 694 7 64
TC Vanderhoeck 541 742
UD M Campbell 615 7 45
AO J Clausius 513 7 52
HG S Stade 592 0 35
LA 11 Riddell 542 0 6
PH R Regier 496 0 21
AK B Koehler 437 0 7
HS S Dickert 294
HT $ I)ickert 694
HA S Dickert 200
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Teen Bowling Loaguo -
R Vanderhoeck 474 7 28
D Laporte 460 0 31
K Schroeder 442 5 19
W Vanderhoeck 467 2 25 •
J Groot 562 5 18
S Lesperance 464 2 26
J Groot 148 Gids
J Groot 250
J Groot 562
R Vanderhoeck 152 goys
D Laporte 209
S Lesperance 464
defender., Mike Clarke who
broke a thumb in a game
against the CCAT Saints last
week. Clarke will be lost to
the club for six weeks.
Hensall, Goderich, Forest,
Mitchell . and Brussels have
confirmed they will be at the
tournament. • The Exeter
Mohawks who have been
beset by injuries may par-
ticipate while the eighth
entry in unknown.
Action gets underway
Friday at 7 p.m. and con-
cludes Sunday afternoon
with the A and B finals set to
go at 1 and 3:30.
Pfaff Electric of Exeter
are the defending B champs
while the Hensall Sherwoods
took the B crown in 1979.
Tonight the Buckeyes take
on the Centralia Marauders
at Huron Park in a regular
South Huron Hockey League
gamey.
Has -beans in London
The Zurich Has -Beans
oldtimers squad will be
taking part -in the Great
Lakes tournament this
weekend in London.
If you're in the London
area you can catch the Has -
Beans on the ice at 6:30 p.m.
Friday at the Medway Arena
when they take on St.
Thomas. Saturday morning
at 11 Zurich plays Port
Dover at the Lambeth arena
and on Saturday at 6:30 p.m.
back at the Medway facility
they tackle Schomberg.
An old-
fashioned
Christmas
Have an old fashioned
Christmas mixed with the
sparkle and originality of the
new Saturday December 20,
at 8:b0 p.m. in Goderich
District Collegiate. The
magic of song combines with
the beauty of symphonic
music when' The London
Symphony Orchestra is join-
ed by Toronto's Starscape
singers.
Under the auspices of the
Goderich Rotary Club and
the generous financial
assistance of the Sully Foun-
dation. area residents will
marvel at the. "multi-
dimensional" and "richly
textured" music of the inter-
nationally renowned
Starscape Singers. -
The on'y job where you
start at the top is digging a
hole.
Rec
hockey
Standings
Flyers -3 - Panthers 2
BIZes 13 - Sabres 9
Team Standings
Team
Blues
flyers
Panthers
Sabres
leading Scorers
Name
Jamie McClinchey
Ron Des jardine
John Becker
Rick Schilbe
Ken Clarke
Wayne Thiel
Cliff Gingerich
Jim Consitt
Ivan Bedard
Bill Hoffman
Ray Wiedo
Larry Merner
Glen Overholt
Ron Desch
Jim Bedard
Mike Haggitt
Doug Eckel
W L T GF GA Tps
3 0 0 28 19 6
2 1 0 18 15 4
1 2 0 12 15 2
0 3 0 17 26 0
Team
Blues
Flyers
Blues
Blues
Plyers
Panthers
Flyers
Blues
Sabres
Sabres
Sabres
Sabres
glues
Sabres
Ayers
Panthers
G A TP
5 7 12
5 6 11
6 4 10
4 6 10
7 1 8
4 3 7
4 2 . 6
2 4 6
3 2. 5
3 2 5
3 2 5
3 2 5
2 3 5
1 3 4
1 3 4
0 4 4
1 3 4