Zurich Citizens News, 1960-02-17, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
Bob Johnston Leads Scoring On
Lions Juvenile Hockey Team
With the regular schedule for
the Zurich Lions Juveniles com-
pleted, centre ice star Bob John-
ston is out in front in the scor-
ing race with a total of 41 points.
His total is made up of 21 goals
and 20 assists.
In second place in the race is
Wayne Willert, a line -mate of
Johnston, with 35 points made
up of 15 goals and 20 assists. In
third is Gerard Overholt, the third
member of the high scoring
front line of the Juvenile team.
Overholt has 34 points, made up of
16 goals and 18 assists.
Oddly enough the player who is
leading the scoring race is the
most gentleman pilayer on the
team, for the amount of time he
is on the ice. In 11 games Bob
Johnston has failed to draw a sin-
gle penalty. He is a strong be-
liever in the old saying "you can't
win games in the penalty box."
The two bad men on the team
are defenceman Murray Bell and
forward Earl Wagner, Bell has
14 minutes in penalty time, while
Wagner has had 13 minutes.
Complete statistics are:
Player GP G A Pts. P
Bob Johnston 11 21 20 41 0
Wayne Willert 12 15 20 35 10
Gerard Overholt 12 16 18 34 4
Earl Wagner 12 12 10 22 13
Don Johnson 12 8 3 11 4
Murray Bell , 11 3 5 8 14
Paul Weido 11 1 5 6 7
Bill Wagner 12 3 3 6 6
John Masse 12 2 4 6 4
Larry Bedard ., 12 0 2 2 2
Joe Corriveau 7 0 2 2 12
Ron Deichert ,9 0 0 0 0
Allan Thiel 11 0 0 0 0
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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1960
Presbyterian Ladies
In Hensall Hold
Joint Church Meeting
(By our Hensall Correspondent)
The combined meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society and
Ladies' Aid of Carmel Prebyterian
Church was held Thursday after-
noon in the church schoolroom,
with Mrs. Earp, Campbell in charge
of the meeting.
Mrs. Basil Edwards offered a
prayer and Mrs. Robert Madge
read scripture passages. Worship
was prepared by Mrs. Rochus Fab-
er and Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Faber
reviewed the second chapter from
the "Book of Africa". An invita-
tion was received to attend the
World Day of Prayer at the Unit-
ed Church on Friday, March 4.
An invitation was accepted to be
guests of the Missionary Society
at St. Peter's Lutheran Church,
Zurich on Monday, February 15.
A brief meeting of the Ladies
Aid was held with Mrs Alex
McGregor, president, in the chair.
Mrs. Ed Munn reported for the
quilt committee.
CARNIVAL WINNERS. Carol Johnston, left, daughter ,of Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Johnston, Zurich, and Donna Schilbe, right, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Schilbe, Zurich, were among the
many winners at the annual Valentine Carnival last Saturday
night. They both competed in the girl's fancy costume section.
(Citizens News Photo)
Zurich Bantams Eliminated From
W.O.A.A. Playoffs By Hensall Club
The Zurich Bantams were elim-
inated from further competition in
the WOAA Bantam series, when
they were edged 3-2 by Hensall
Bantams in the third game of the
best -of -three finals for the group
title. The third game was played
hast Tuesday night in Zurich,
Zurich had won the first .game
played on their home ice, and then
lost the second game played in
Hensall.
Bob Carlisle scored the winning
goal for the visitors with less than
three minutes remaining to play
in the game.
Cameron Witmer shot the locals
into an early ilead at the 2.45
mark of the first period, when, he
scored on a pass from Gregory
Willert. Minutes later Otto Smale
tied the score, with the assist go-
ing to Robert McNaughton.
Bob Carlisle scored the only
goal of the second period, unas-
sisted, at the 7.25 mark.
At the 11.25 mark in the third
period Cameron Witmer scored
his second goal of the night, on
a neat play with Ken Westlake, to
tie the score at two all. with on-
ly two and a half minutes left to
play Carlisle scored the winning
goal for the visitors, with Otto
Smale getting the assist.
Only two penalties were hand-
ed out in the contest, both to
Zurich in the first period.
Hensall—goal, Taylor; defence,
Smale, McNaughton; centre, Chap-
man; wings, Carlisle, Lenaghan;
alternates, McBeath, Stasik, Mid-
dleton, Mock, Chipchase, Ellwood,
Bell.
Zuirch—goal, Richard Stade; de-
fence, Ken Westlake, Gregory Wil-
lert; centre, Cameron Witmer;
wings, Bernie Bedard, Bob Hoff-
man; alternates, Lary Merner,
Howard Lawrence, Bill Dinnin,
Barry Bock, Robert Bannister, Roy
McAdams, Ross Fisher, Lary Den-
omme.
First Period
1—Zurich, Cameron Witmer
(Willert) 2.45
2—Hensall, Otto Smale
(McNaughton) 4.15
Penalties: Bernie Bedard (clip-
ping) 3.50; Lary Denomme (boar-
ding 16.10.
Second Period
3—Hensall, Bob Carlisle 7.25
No penalties.
Third Period
4—Zurich, Cameron Witmer
(Westlake) 11.25
5—Hensall, Bob Carlisle
(Smale) 17.35
No penalties.
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