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Combines mall Lose to Rockets
Ploy Return Game Friday in Henson
The Hensall-Zurich Combines
finally lost a hockeY game, and
at the hands of their arch -rivals,
the Strathroy Rockets. Playing
down in Strathroy last Thurs-
day night, the Combines could
do little right as they found
themselves an the short end of
an 8-3 score. The loss was only
their second of the season.
Playing hack on their home
ice Friday night, they had little
trouble with the Glencoe Pon-
tius, as they trounced them
10-1. Prior to their loss on
Thursday night, the Glencoe
team had been the only squad
to defeat the Combines so far
this season.
Next home game for the Com-
bines will be this Friday night,
when they play host to the
Strathroy Rockets.
Strathroy 8 -Combine 3
After Steve Kyle had shot the
Combines into an early first
period lead the Rockets started
to fire as they pumped in four
quick goals, two each by Alex
Campbell and Mac Westgate.
Both teams score twice in the
second, with Cooper and Cush-
man blinking the light for the
Combines, and Thomas. and
Westgate for the Rockets.
In the third period Campbell
scored his third goal for Strath-
roy and Westgate his fourth.
In the penalty end of the
game, the Combines came out
on top, drawing only two minors
to seven minors and a miscon-
Special Draws
Winners of the special draw
which was postponed in Decem-
ber by the Father Stephen
Eckert Council, due to poor
weather, were named at the
January meeting. The draws
were made in the council rooms
on Thursday.
District Deputy Dan Creigh-
ton, London, made the first
draw for $100, which went to
Charles Pryce, RR 1, Dublin.
Seller of the winning ticket was
Clement Krauskopf.
Second prize of $50 went to
A, "Red" Garon, Clinton; third
prize of 325 was won by Roy
Clarke, Zurich.
duct for the Rockets. Despite
being defeated by the 8-3 score,
Dennis Amacher played an out-
Standing game in the Combines'
net.
Combines 10 -Glencoe 1
The Combines had little trou-
ble with the Glencoe six on Fri-
day night, as they banged in
three goals in both the first and
second periods, and then added
four mare in the third. Glen-
coe scored their lone tally in
the third.
Bruce Cooper with two goals
was the only Combine to score
more than once, while Earl
Wagner, Craig Chapman, Bill
Shaddick, Dennis Morrisey, Bob
Hoffman. Bruce Horton, Steve
Kyle and Russ Klopp all scored
singletons.
A total of seven minor pen-
alties were handed out in the
game, with four going to the
Combines and three to the
Pontius.
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Zurich Teams Lose
Two To Clinton
Clinton Bantams and Midgets
came to Zurich on Monday
night and trounced both the
local teams by decisive scores.
In the first half of the double-
header the Clinton Bantams
walloped the Zurich crew 8-0,
while in the Midget game the
homesters took an 8-2 trimming.
Three Clinton players, Bart-
liff, Colquhoun, McAuley and
Scott scored two goals each in
the one-sided game.
The Midgets came out little
better in their game as the pow-
erful Clinton team banged in
five third -period goals to salt
away the victory. •
In the first period the two
teams each scored one, with
Ken Westlake banging in the
Zurich goal. Clinton scored two
unanswered goals in the second,
and went on to outscore the
locals 5-1 in the third. Bill
Hoffman scared the other Zur-
ich goal in the third period.
The Midget game was a bit
on the chippy side, as a total
of 10 penalties were ,handed
out to the two teams.
t times like this,.
'Mike
Label
eer
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1964
GRAND BEND COUNCIL were sworn into office on
Monday morning, by clerk Murray DesJardins. Shown here,
left to right, while they watch reeve Stewart Webb sign
his papers, are Ian Coles, Orval Wassmann and Howard
Green. The fourth councillor, Emmerson Desjardine, who is
holidaying in Florida, will be sworn in upon his return to
Grand Bend. (Dinnin Photo)
Awards Presented
At Sunday School
The following teachers and
pupils received .awards for faith-
ful attendance during the past
year, in Sunday School, at St.
Peter's Lutheran Church, Zur-
ich.
First-year pins: Mrs. Ray
Fisher, Beth Hugill, Christine
Haberer, Timmy Decker, Randy
Decker, Joel Fischer.
Second year wreaths: Ronald
Rader, Carolyn Thiel, Sue Anne
Coxon.
Third year bars: Linda Klopp,
Paul Klopp, Elizabeth Deichert,
Marlene Rader, Jo -Anne Thiel,
Richard Fisher, Gerald Rader,
Brian Decker.
Fourth year bars: Mrs. Nor-
man Fleischauer, John Deichert,
Barry Thiel.
Fifth year bar: Dianne Klopp,
Gary Hugill, Elaine Hugill.
Sixth year bar: Paul Flaxbard,
Gary Flaxbard, Shirley Flax -
bard, Louis Willert,
Louis Willert has completed
18 years of faithful attendance
in Sunday School; as pupil, as
teacher, and two years as
treasurer.
New Group Of
Lutheran Women
The new organization of Lu-
theran Church Women held
their meeting on Tuesday eve-
ning, with an attendance of 40
members and visitors. Rev.
Fischer showed a film strip of
Pastor Paul, of Raj'ahumndry, in
India, this country chosen as
the theme of the year: •
Rev. Fischer urged that the
group study and get all infor-
mation possible about this in-
teresting country, which is pro-
gressing in its industry, educa-
tion and the church.
Mrs. Carl Willert was in
charge of the devotions. The
president, Mrs. Brokenshire, re-
ceived the offering which was
a generous gift for the new
treasury, of which Mrs. Doerr
is in charge.
Many items of business fol-
lowed. The secretary, Mrs.
Lawrence, read the members'
names on groups end commit-
tees. Mrs. N. Fleischauer and
Mrs. Gordon Hess are in charge
of the nursery department. Mrs.
Jack Turkheim was nominated
to be pianist.
Offers of help were accepted
to clean and paint, also making
of drapes for the new church
addition of the Sunday School,
with work to be done this week.
Plans for future are to par-
ticipate with the community for
World Day of Prayer. It was
also 'agreed to be :hosts for a
weekend to the leadership train-
ing class from Waterloo.
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S. B MIXED LEAGUE
Ili Hopes 2 -Elizabeth. Graing-
er 347.
Ramblers 5-Lyl Dinnin 514.
Seldom Wins 5 -Del Geiger
460.
Astronauts 2 --Irene Clausius
412.
Whippoorwills 2 ----Milt Deitz
485.
Hawkeyes 5 -Ed Gascho 502.
Bowling Scores
552.
Hi Lites 3 - Hazel McEwan
487.
Greenhorns 5-Elda Laidlaw
570.
Wee Hopes 2 -Gladys Bedard
505.
Lo Gads 2 -Bernice Eckel 520.
Packers 5 -Irene Frayne 565.
Ups and Downs 3 - Louella
Tiernan 458,
H. L. A. 4 -Bea Forrester 474.
Dominionaires 2 -Ruth Claus-
ius 566,
Startones 5-.ueiores Schilbe
535.
High single: Delores Schilbe
323.
High triple: Elaine Datars
718.
High average: Elaine Datars
189.
Zurich Teams Win
Two Games From
Hensall Gang
The Zurich Bantams and Mid-
gets took a doubleheader from
the Hensall teams last Wednes-
day night, winning by 3-1 and
8-2 scores, respectively. The
twin bill was played in the
Hensall Arena.
In the Bantam game Paul
Hesse scored twice for Zurich,
with Bob Webb banging in the
third goal, Michael Hay scored
the lone Hensall tally.
The Zurich .six went ahead
1-0 in the first, and cane
through with a 2-1 score by the
enol of the second. They added
their third goal midway through
the third.
Midgets Win Easy
The Midget game was not
quite so close, as the stronger
Zurich crew coasted to an easy
8-2 win. They scored three
goals in the first, added two
more in the second, and then
blinked the red light three more
times in the third.
Ken Westlake paced the Zur-
ich attach with three goals, for
the hat trick. Paul Hesse banged
in two, while Bob Becker, Bill
Hoffman and Paul Corriveau
each scored •once.
MEN'S LEAGUE
Knights of Columbus, - W.
Overholt 494 - TP 2323,
Flyers --Jack Hamilton 552 -
TP 2391.
Clippers -Bill Pollock 585 -
TP 2504,
Hot Shots -Ross Horner 504
-TP 2357.
Casenites - Mike Denomme
684 -TP 2706.
Bean Kings -Tony Denomme
446. _TP 2162.
Bulldogs. - Vladimar Krainik
708-_TP2823.
Butcherettes - Clair Geiger
651 -TP 2297.
Rockets - Jime Bedard 692
-2864.
Bluewater Giants -Pete Jef-
frey 580-TP2741'.
Globetrotters - Eric Smale
662 -TP 2773.
Questionaires - Pat World
661-2653.
High single: Jim Becker 340.
High triple: Bill Pollock 757.
High average:, Ernie Laidlaw
199.
MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE
Hensall Hornets 2 -Mary Orr
583.
Pep Hawks 5 -Doug O'Brien
629.
Strikers 7-Elda Laidlaw 665.
Hustlers 0 -Eric Smale 528.
Happy Gang 0 -Franklin Cor -
riven 488.
Nite hawks 7 -Barry Jackson
591.
Tops 4 -John Robinson 613.
Kippen Trailers 3 - Murray
Baker 752,
Bone Breakers 7 -Edith Bur-
gess 579.
Nip and Tuck 0 -Paul Bedard
493.
Alley Cats 0 -Gladys Bedard
517.
Guys and Gals 7 - George
Sweeney 637.
Ladies' high single: Marjorie
Hesse 340.
Ladies' high triple: Marjorie
Hesse 666..
Ladies high average: Janet
Lovell 184.
Men's high single: Fred
Broadley 325.
Men's high. triple: Murray
Baker 752.
Men's high average: George
Sweeney 211.
Mixed League Turkey Roll
Turkey --Ladies' high single:
Donna O'Brien 263,
Turkey - Men's high single:
Larry Bedard 274.
Chickens -High singles: Tony
Bedard 206 Barry Jackson. 225,
Dot Hess 227, Bob Baker 243,
Elda Laicllaw 239, Marie Gelinas
250, Ernie Laidlaw 241, Frank-
lin Corr.iveatt 224, John Robin-
son 235, Lee Surerus 228, Phil
Overholt 241, Ron Littleton 223.
ZURICH LADIES' LEEAGUE
Dashettes 7 - Elaine Datars
555.
Lucky Strikes 0 -Joyce Arm-
strong 457.
Huronettes 4 -Shirley Braid
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