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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-01-12, Page 8Flt'.. E7141 .5'e.'VIA4St' <1044 ..i.1/1.40, in the Dashwood Community Centre featuring "THE HE CAVALIERS" Saturday, J; r ru ary 14 PAGE EIGHT Week of Prayer in Zurich Churches Special services are being held throughout North America during this next week. set aside as the "Week of Prayer for Christian Unity". In co-opera- tion with the Canadian Council of Churches the congregations of the Lutheran, Mennonite and 'United Brethren are holding such services. Tuesday, January 17. the serv- ice will be at 8 p.m. in St. Peter's Lutheran Church under the direction of the Rev. Mr. Blackwell. Wednesday night at 8 the service of prayer will convene under the leadership of Pastor Ephriam Gingerich, On Thursday night at 8 it, will be held at Emmanuel EM'.TB Church with the minister, M. Shatto, in charge. Fora number of years now churches cif various denomina- tional backgrounds have been gathering together to make special prayer for fostering a bond of unity among the fol- lowers of Jesus of Nazareth.; This has become known as the! "Week of Prayer". Jean cLacii at the organ in the ROD and GUN ROOM Colonial Hotel GRAND BEND EVERY ZURICH. CITIZEN NEWS HAY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL took their oath of office on Monday morning with clerk II. W. Brokenshire perform- ing the duties. Left to right are Lloyd Hendrick, councillor; Delbert Geiger, deputy -reeve; John Corbett, reeve, and coun- cillors John Tinny and Harold Campbell, the newly -elected member, By Kevin McKinnon i Citizens News Sports Writer On Thursday night of last week the H -Z Juveniles, after beating Ripley on Tuesday night, travelled to Lisowel to entertain the Listowell crew. The game was a low scoring affair, as the score was 3-1. Scorer for Zurich was Kevin McKinnon. The game was a clean one, as only six penalties were called, which is quite a change from their previous games. Rick Jeffrey, playing his third Thiu'Sday, Friday and game in as many nights, was outstanding in the nets for Saturday Night Hensall-Zurich, and with a Iittle more luck his teammates could have provided •him with a tie or possibly a win as they missed Also Saturday Matinee • 1 FEEDLOT STARTER Now you can get cattle on full feed of corn silage or grain h 16 days or less with New SHUR-GAIN 13% ,Feedlot Starter for Cattle. Highly fortified with antibiotics, this palatable, low energy feed is especially formulated to help overcome the stress placed on cattle when moved info a feedlot. Drop in soon and learn how new SUUn-GAIN Feedlot Starter can get your tattle on full feed sooner ensuring maximum gains during the entire feeding period. feed service M. DEJTZ and SON DIAL, 2364951 ZUFIICH cke scoring on many occasions. The win far Listowel was the lowest scoring game for them so far as the least goals they had scored in a game up until Thursday was nine. Friday Night On Friday night of Iast week the H -Z Juveniles played host to the RCAF intermediate "D" team from Clinton. H -Z gave a good account of themselves as they were only beaten by a score of 6-2. Scorers for H -Z were Charlie Schwalm and Bill Hoffman. Gary Geoffrey, on, holidays from Brockville where he is attending school, played in the nets for the Juveniles and was brilliant as he, time and time again, stopped the hard shots of the airmen. Midgets Win and Lose On Wednesday night of last week the Zurich Lions Midgets won their first game of the season with a convincing 7-5 victory over Milverton. Ron Corriveau was the star of the game as he led the Zurich at- tack with three big goals. Other scorers for Zurich were Rich Sehilbe with two and singles going to Fred Armstrong and Aubrey Bedard. Milverton jumped to a quick 2-0 lead in the first period but Zurich settled down and out- played their opponents for the St. Joseph (Continued from page 6) of the so-called Yuletide season. New Year's day, besides pass- ing on good wishes to one an- other, is also a day when we can look back during the light and breath of the past year, the good deeds we have performed and the good we imparted to the people in need of our help. It is also known by many to be a day to take resolutions to combat some fault, habit or evil doing committed •during the past year. Naturally many will fall by the wayside, that does not mean condemnation, it is to arise again with firmer steps. By so doing we can be ascer- tained that we will be rewarded for our efforts and by so doing we will conquer much of the evil which we are tempted when going through •life, and as well will give an example for others to follow. s 1 rest of the game. Rick Jeffrey was ,outstanding as he stopped a few shots which looked like sure goals. Saturday night the Midgets seemed to be a bit off form as they were whitewashed by Clin- ton, 16-0. Zurich never did get rolling as they trailed 4-0 at the end of the first and 9-0 at the end of the second period. Bantams Lose Two Wednsday night of last week the Zurich Bantams played a fairly good game, but lost to Hensall by the score of 8-5. Scorers for Zurich were Doug Coxon with the hat trick, and Gary Hess and Dino Desjardine with one apiece, Zurich trailed at one time, 4-1, and fought back to tie the game, but couldn't get the go- ahead goal. Hensall outscored them in the last period, 3-1, On Saturday night the Ban- tams were thumped by the Clin- ton Bantams by a score •of 11-4. Scorers for Zurich in the game were Doug Coxon, Larry Den- omme, Head Corriveau and Richard Walker. Zurich was completely outplayed for two periods, but in the third they held their own as they were only outscored 3-2. Peewees Lose Twice On Wednesday night of last week the Zurich PeeWees were trimmed 9-0 by. a well -organ - A ENA ACTIVITIES "Babe Siebert" Memorial Arena Zurich Monday—Open. Tuesday — Afternoon, 2 to 4 p.m.: .skating for pre-school children and kindergarten, and mothers. Evening, skating. Wednesday—Hockey. Thursday -3:30 to 5 p.m., skat- ing. Evening, open. Friday—Hockey. Saturday -9 a.m. to 12 noon, minor hockey. 1:30 to 4 ,p.m., skating. 7 to 9:30 p.m., skating. Sunday -2 to 4 p.m., skating JANUARY - CLEARANCE SALE FURNACE FILTERS (Any Sizes) ONLY 49c Reduced Prices on Many Other Items! Zurich Main Street Hardware Zurich m ized and smooth skating Mit- chell crew. Had it not been for the spectacular netminding of Ron Clark, the score could have easily been doubled. Saturday the Zurich PeeWees travelled to Milverton, where they were again beaten by the Milverton team by the sante 9-0 score. Squirts Win Again The Zurich Squirts on Sat- urday night won their second game in a row as they defeated Mitchell 5-2. Gerald Weido was by far the star of the game as he popped in four big goals, with the other going to Derek O'Brien. The Squirts are the winningest team in Zurich so far this season. THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1967 Missionary Visit To EB Church The former Florence Flem- ing, now Mrs. Henry Koopman,. and her husband who have served as missionaries in Rho- desia, are presenting an i11us- AINEZEggswwqramewn trated lecture on mission work in Rhodesia at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Zur- ich at 7.30 p.m, on Sunday night. Everyone is invited to hear this couple and see their ex- cellent xcellent pictures of the country that has been their home since leaving North America. 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