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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1966-02-10, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1966 Bowring Scores At . urith Lanes SENIOR Ii MIXED LEAGUE Seldom Wins 0 - Romayne McClinchey 506. Hawkeyes 7 - Claire Geiger 664. Varieties 7 -• Howard Fink- beiner 568. Hi Hopes 0 -Russell Graing- er 433. Ramblers 0 - Leona Rader 493. Whippoorwills 7- Irene Clausius 520. High single: Claire Geiger 309. High triple: Claire Geiger 746. ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE Hi Lites 2 -Marg Neeb 569. Domionaires 5 -Gail Marcell 596. The Aces 7-R. Clausius 596. Scamps 0-B. Eckel 585. Packers 5 - Irene Frayne 579 Pin Poppers 2 -Edna Haye 471. Star Lites 7 -Marion Rader 655. Ups and Downs 0 - Shirley Braid 576. High single: Hazel McEwan 312. High triple: Roberta Hamil- ilton 750. High average: Hazel McEwan 197. MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE January 28 Rolling Stones 2 - Clarence Rau 538. Hensall Hornets 5 - 01 g a Chipchase 567. Swizzle Sticks 0 -Corrie Dal- ton 491. Itchy Six 7 - Bette Bedard 567. Hustlers 0 - 565. Antiques 7 - 661. Untouchables mersteeg 597. Addups 0 - 568. Super Arrows 5 -Dot Monroe 667. Carpenters 2 -Franklin Con riveau 532. Ladies' high single: Dot Mun- roe 303. Ladies' high triple: Hazel McEwan 745. Ladies' high average: Hazel McEwan 203. Men's high single: Ernie Laid- law 307. Men's high triple: Don Hesse 742. Men's high average: Jack Hamilton 199. :r.* * February 4 Addups 3 -Don Hesse 623. Rolling Stones 4 -Tony Be- dard 524. Hensall Hornets 3 - Roy Brock 554. Hustlers 4 -Norma Mustard 470. Super Arrows 7 -Ernie Laid- law 724. Swizzle Sticks 0 -Pat Regier 551. Itchy Six 3 - Dick Bedard 690 Untouchables 4 -Bernie Den- omme 590. Antiques 5 - Gloria Bedour 609. Carpenters omme 538. Elda Laidlaw Jack Hamilton 7 -Fred Mom - Marg Robinson ®®r 2 -Garfield Den - Cheering Section Always Helps! At any hockey game, it takes a good cheering section to these four girls, left to right, Dorothy Wagner, Donna Kipfer, urge a team on to victory, The Zurich Juveniles have .been Carol Johnston and Ann Webb, were a happy group as their fortunate in attracting at least a certain number of pretty favorites were beating Wingham 6-4. girls to their games to root for them. On Tuesday Bright, (Citizens News Photo) Juveniles Wan 64 Over Powerful Vi ngham Entry By Kevin McKinnon Zurich MAA Juveniles, on Tuesday of this week, came up with their third victory in a row over the well -conditioned Wingham crew by an impres. sive 6-4 score at the Zurich arena. The first period ended in a 1-1 tie as Bill Hoffman, from Barry Bloch and Ken Westlake, scored for Zurich and Kerr, from Allan, scored for Wing - ham. Then in the second period Westlake scored from Hoffman for Zurich, and Allan scored for Wingham to keep the score tied at 2-2. In the third period. Zurich outscored their opposition 4-2, as Hoffman from Bloch and Schade, Westlake from Bloch and Hoffman, Rader unassisted, and Bloch from Westlake and McKinnon, all scored for Zur- ich, and Deyell and Gorrie scored for Wingham. Gary Geoffrey was a stand- out in goal for Zurich. The game was a rough one as referees Don O'Brien and Earl Wagner called 19 penal- ties, eight to the home team and 11 to the visiting Wing - ham team. Ladies' high single: Dot roe 303. Ladies' high triple: McEwan 745. Ladies' high average: McEwan 204. Men's high single: Laidlaw 307. Men's high triple: Don 742. Men's high average: Hamilton 199. Mun- Hazel Hazel Ernie Hesse Jack Valentine Carnival IN THE ZURICH ARENA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11 8 P.M. -- Hockey Game MITE HOCKEY GAME DANCE ROUTINES BY ZURICH MAJORETTES A Ring and Queen of the Carnival will be chosen from the best dressed Boy and Girl in a Valentine Costume. All children, up to 15 years of age, are eligible. Girls' Comic„ under 8 $1.50 $1.00 75c Boys' Comic, under 8_. 1.50 1.00 75c Girls' Comic, over 8 1,50 1,00 75c Boys' Comic, over 8 1.50 1.00 75c Ladies' Cornic 1.50 1.00 75c Men's Comic 1.50 1.00 75c Ladies' Fancy 1.50 1.00 7,5c Men's Fancy 1.50 100 75c Largest Family on Skates, in costume $3.00 Oldest Skater, in Costume 1.50 Youngest Skater, in Costume 1.50 GOOD MUSIC IN A'ri NDANCE Adults, 50c; Children, 25c; Children in Costume, 15c Zurich °y fidgets Fara Tie in Two a es Zurich B But Lyse To Strong Mitchell Club Trounce By Kevin McKinnon In last week's play the Zur- ich MAA Midgets lost to a powerful Clinton crew 8-1, with Paul Corriveau scoring Zurich's only goal in the third period. Then on Friday last the Midgets, playing without three regulars played heads -up hoc- key for all three periods and managed a tie with their arch- rival, Hensall. Paul Corriveau, playing standout hockey, both offen- sively and defensively, led the Zurich attack by scoring all three goals, one in the first, second and third period s. Scorers for Hensall were Lyn- don with two and Schwalm with one. On Monday of this week the Midgets, again playing short- handed, this time five players were away due to illness. play- ed to a 3-3 draw with the smooth -operating Mitchell en- try, which is tied for first place. Zurich played their hearts out in the first two periods, skating and checking furiously and at the end of the second period were leading 2-1 on goals by Aubrey Bedard in the first and again Bedard in the sec- ond. Then in the third period the strain of the first two peri- ods began to show on the short- handed Zurich team as Mitchell fought back on goals by Palk- inghorne and two by Strathdee, to take the lead at the 14 -min- ute mark. BOB'S Barber Shop MAIN STREET. ZURICH MIXIMIZEINOZO For the Best in TV Service, CALL McADAMS RADIO AND TELEVISION Dial 236-4094 or 4186 ZURICH Philip's Tape Recorders NEW LIGHTWEIGHT MODEL Up to 32 hours playing or wording time. Fully Transistorized aannenicemial Petroleums Limited Gasoline i Diesel HEATING OILS Valvoline and Veedol Motor Oil and Greases "Go With Arrow" ROBERT N. IlleKINLLY AGENT: DIAL 236.4830 ZURICH Then, with two minutes left in th e game, Paul Corriveau, on a pass from McKinnon and Hoffman, skated in on the net and scored his fifth goal in three games to give Zurich the clincher. ntams e sal! The Zurich Bantams trounced Hensall Bantams in a 9-2 hoc- key game in the Zurich .Arena on Monday night. Richard Schilbe led the Zur- ich attack with a hat trick, while Shane McKinnon and John McKinley both slippea two pucks into the Hensall net. The other two goals were scored by John Corriveau and Larry Hess. Goal scorers for Hensall were Maxwell and Chapel. Four penalties were handed out during the game with three going to Zurich. DASHWOOD and DISTRICT (MRS. E, H. RAPER, Correspondent) The regular meeting of Dash terials. Marie Neiman gave wood WI was held Tuesday, February 1, with the citizenship and education groupin charge and Mrs. Emil Becker con- venor and also ehairlady for the meeting. "Nationality of my ancestors" was the answer to the roll call. Mrs. Carl Oestreicher discussed the mot. to: "World affairs are our af- fairs". Take your choice was the topic with Mrs. Becker pre- siding. The panel consisted of Mrs. Ralph Weber, Mrs. Letta Taylor, Mrs. Carl Oestreicher and Mrs. Howard Maier. Mem- bers were contestants. Mrs. Syd Baker presided for the business. The 4-H girls were present and Dora Goodale and Theresa Hartman gave a demonstration of choosing ma - an exhibit on sleeping gar- ments. The girls had their books on display and modelled their sleeping garments. Mrs. Eben Weigand presented gifts to Norma Weigand for obtain- ing provincial honors and to Sheila Willert, Eleanor Wolfe and Margaret Merner who had obtained county honors. Mrs. Glen Webb presented the lead- ers, Mrs. Eben Weigand and Mrs. John Rader and assistants, Miss Norma Weigand and Mrs. Rudolph Miller gifts for their assistance to the girls. A euchre party will be held February 22. Lunch and "The Queen" closed the meeting. Mrs, Henry Becker is spend- ing a few days with relatives in the Kitchener -Waterloo area. [J1 16 OUNCES Kraft Cheese Whiz _ _ _ _ ._ 63c 12-0Z. BOX Kellogg's Corn Flakes . - - - 29c 12 -OZ TIN Hereford Cmod Beef _ _ 2/99c 1 -LB. TIN S fico Tuna Fish 4Oc Tom toes, vine ripened -- lh© 33c LUCKY MAR F ZURICH AR (E6 e one beer so good its made a famU5 forbeer hoot the world! Ca throu In Ireland and over 60 other countries, you can enjoy a world of flavour in the balanced beer. Irish folk singers at Dublin's popular Abbey Inn. 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