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ZURICH CMZENS NEWS
Minor Teams Through; Only
Intermediates Still in Action
By Kevin McKinnon
Wednesday night of last week
the Zurich Lions Midgets, fresh
from their group championship
victory over Monkton, met the
always tough Paisley crew at
Hensall in the first game of
their two out of three series,
and were defeated by a score
of 7-3.
The game was closer than the
score indicated as the homesters
outplayed the visitors for the
first two period and had a 3-2
lead going into the third frame,
only to fall apart and see Pais-
ley score five unanswered goals.
Scorers for Zurich were
Shane McKinnon, Bob Webb
and John McKinley.
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ACTIVITIES
"Babe Siebert" Memorial Arena
Zurich
Monday — Hockey or skating.
Tuesday -- 2-3:30 p.m.: pre-
school and beginners, chil-
dren and mothers free.
3:30 - 5:30 public skating.
8:00.10:00 public skating.
Wednesday — Hockey games.
Thursday — 3:30 - 5:30 public
skating; 8 -10 public skating.
Friday — Hockey or skating,
Saturday — 9 -10 Mite practice;
10-11 Squirt practice; 2.4
public skating; 8 -10 public
skating.
Sunday — 2- 4 public skating.
Admission: Public school, 15c;
high school, 25c; adults, 35c.
Then Friday night the Zurich Scorers for Zurich were Ger-
ald Weido and Kim McKinnon,
ntermediates Win
On Sunday night in Zurich
The Zurich team was com the Zurich Intermediates played
pletely lost on the big Paisley host to the Grand Bend Saints
ice for the first period, ,but in and defeated their rivals by a
the second they began to get score of 7-6, The game was a
the feel of things and com- good one as both clubs bit with
pletely outplayed their rivals. great authority and it showed
They just couldn't put the puck that the Zurich team is just
past the Paisley netminder who starting to come into its own
was superb, as time and time after nearly two months of hard
again he blocked sure goals work and practice,
from point-blank range. This Bob Johnston and Ken West -
defeat eliminated the Midgets lake led the Zurich attack with
from further play in the OMHA two goals apiece, with singles
playdowns, but they need not going to Jim Pfaff, Barry Bloch
be ashamed because they lost
to a very good team
Squirts Ousted by Paisley
Midgets travelled to Paisley for
their second game in the series
and were shut out by a score
of 4-0.
On Wednesday of last week
in I•Iensall the Zurich Squirts
finally met their match and
I were defeated by the faster
and George SupIat, Percy Be-
dard was outstanding in the
nets for Zurich as time and
time again he foiled the Saints
on point-blank drives.
Following is the schedule for
the first games between Zurich
and Winthrop, in the WOAA
Paisley team by a score of 10-2.! play -downs:
It was plain to see who has ° Saturday, February 25 —
had the more ice time as the! 1, inthrop at Zurich.
visitors completely outskated f Monday, February 27 —
the Zurich team and had it not! Zurich at Winthrop.
been for Zurich's netminder the Wednesday, March 1 —
score might have easily been Winthrop at Zurich.
doubled. Scorers for Zurich Monday, March 6 —
were Derek O'Brien and Gerald Zurich at Winthrop.
Weido. 0
On Friday night the Squirts
travelled to Paisley and played
before the Midget game, and
they, too, were put out for the
season as they lost with the
score being 8-2.
The Squirts, like the Midgets,
also had trouble with the big
ice surface but they gave it all
they had just the same and they
too should not be ashamed of
their losses, as they were the
winningest team in Zurich this
season.
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
WARBLE FLY CONTROL
No. 1 —
Applications will be received by the Township of Hay
for the position of Warble Fly Inspector for the year
1967. Inspector must be familiar with the Warble Fly
Act, and must keep an accurate record of cattle sprayed.
State salary expected on an hourly basis and mileage.
Inspector to order the powder needed from township's
supplies.
No. 2 --
Tenders will also be received by the Township of Hay
for spraying the cattle for Warble control for 1967.
The Township will supply the powder.
Tenders to state price per head per spray. All work
to conform with the provisions of the Act and Amend-
ments.
No. 3 —
Tenders are also invited for the supply of Warble Fly
powder. Prices to be quoted on 15 pound and 1 pound
bags, delivered to Township Hall, Zurich, Ontario.
SEALED TENDERS for each of the above, clearly marked
as to contents, will be received by the undersigned until
Monday, March 6th, 1967, 12:00 noon.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
H. W. BROKENSHIRE, Clerk,
7,8,b Zurich, Ontario,
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Bowling Scores
SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE
February 2
Hi -Hopes, L O'Brien _563 5 57
V'ieties, B F'kbeiner 481 2 70
Ramblers, T Thies __ 575 7 63
Wh'rwills, M Rau _ -. 530 0 37
H'keyes, C Geiger __ 587 5 100
S Wins, D Geiger __ 505 2 68
H single: Lee Willert ____ 317
H triple: H, Finkbeiner __ 725
February 9
R'blers, J Turkheim_ 626 5 68
V'ities, H F'kbeiner_ 550 2 65
Hi -hopes, W Clausius 628 0 57
H'keyes, C Geiger _ 711 7 107
S Wins, P Geiger __ 535 5 72
W'wils, M Clausius_ 556 2 39
H single: Claire Geiger __ 323
H triple: H. Finkbeiner ___ 725
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February 6
H Gals, H Faber ___ 519 0 50
Starlites, S Kipfer _ 621 7 127
Packers, I Frayne __ 540 2 117
N Hawks, D Hess ___677 5 113
Hilites, B Sangster _ 677 3 97
P & Downs, S Braid_ 603 4 71
P P'pers, F Forrester 563 0 37
D'aires, M Gelinas __ 551 7 89
Aces, R Hamilton __ 536 0 30
Scamps, J McCarter _ 512 7 39
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MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE
January 31
D Boys, D Marcel ___ 683 4 42
Flyers, B Horner ____ 600 0 49
Rockets, J Bedard __ 780 0 54
Leftovers, K Kraft __ 756 4 60
Corneas, J Rau 685 4 49
Q'naires, H McEwan _ 596 0 32
S'lites, S Holubowicz_ 560 4 36
D''outs, R Turkheim _ 485 0 40
B'erettes, E Gascho _ 634 4 46
Rebels, D Gingerich _ 513 0 37
G'trot'rs, K Reichert_ 507 4 26
February 7
Starlites, R V'D'selaer 678 2 44
Rebels, G Shantz 608 2 39
Dropouts, D Stade 562 4 44
C Lawrence562
G't'otters, G Reichert_ 525 0 26
B'herettes, C Geiger577 4 50
Leftovers, L Mason 652 3 63
D Boys, D Marcell 643 1 43
Cameos, J Rau 641 0 49
Rockets, H Schilbe 724 4 59
Q'naires, M McAdams 551 0 32
Flyers, L Surerus 640 4 53
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SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE
February 16
Wh'wills, I Frayne __ 503 0 39
H'keyes, C Geiger __ 598 7 114
S Wins, Del Geiger .. 526 2 74
V'eties, H F'kbeiner 596 5 70
R'blers, C Deichert_ 542 5 73
Hi -Hopes, J Clausius 536 2 59
H single: Claire Gigre __.. 323
H triple: H. Finkbeiner __ 725
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ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
February 13
P P'ers, M Campbell 497 0 37
Scamps, G Galloway_ 643 7 46
Hilites, H McEwan _._ 635 0 97
Starlites, P Scroeder 653 7 134
N Hawks, D Hess __ 535 4 117
P & Downs, L Taylor 552 3 74
Aces, R Hamilton ___ 624 0 30
D'aires, M Rau ___ -. 601 7 96
H Gals, H Faber _._ 667 0 50
Packers, I Frayne __. 651 7 124
H single H. McEwan ____ 335
H triple: E. Datars ._.....,__ 820
H average: G. Marcell _.- 219
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MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE
February 14
B'herettes, C Geiger_ 593 4 54
G Trotters, E Laidlaw 716 4 30
Starlites, 11. Braid 503 0 44
Dropouts, G Flaxbard 619 3 47
Rebels, G Shantz _.._ 542 1 40
D Boys, G Stade ___._. 796 0 43
Rockets, G Willert __ 692 4 63
Flyers, L Surerus ,_ 607 1 54
Cameos, J Rau_--.-..__ 713 3 52
Leftovers, 13 Morton _ 699 3 66
Q'aires, H McEwan .._ 627 1 33
S-T-R-E-T-C•H —_Gary Flaxbard really has to jump and
stretch to sink the ball into the basket during a lively ses-
sion in the Zurich Community Centre this week. All eyes
are on Gary as he demonstrates his form for the latest sport
craze to hit this village —basketball. Although the kids
learn the fundamentals of the game in school, they need
plenty of practise to be really good.. and if practise
makes perfect, the Zurich kids will be hard to beat.
Basketball Growing in Popularity as
Numerous Teams Begin Play in Zurich
(Intended for last week)
On Sunday .afternoon the
newly -formed Zurich Basketball
League began play with the
Acadian winning the first
game from the Beavers by a
score of 55-31, and the Confed-
erations taking their game from
the Dominions by a close score
of 30-29.
In the first game the Aca-
dians built up a 30-9 half-time
lead and then played defensive
ball as the Beavers finally came
alive and started to move, but
it was too big .a deficit to over-
come and not enough time to
do it in. High scorer was John
Gascho with 25 points, followed
closely by Kevin McKinnon with
23 points. and Ken Westlake
getting four along wilt Gary
Hugill, two.
High man for the Beavers
was Richard Turkheim with 10,
Jerry Rader was close behind
with eight, with David Siebert
getting six, Richard Fischer
four and Shane McKinnon three.
The second game was a more
exciting affair as the score was
close throughout most of the
game and the outcome not be-
ing decided until the final min-
ute. Both teams were evenly
matched, but the score might
have been a bit higher had they
taken advantage of the many
chances each had.
Ken Clarke led the Confed-
erations with 12 points, followed
by .Aubrey Bedard with eight,
Dave Stark with four, Clare
Lawrence, Ron Desjardine and
Pete Regier with two apiece,
Richard Schilbe was high man
for the game in a losing cause
as he hooped 15 points for the
Dominions, with Ron Corriveau
collecting six, Gord Beierling
four, and Paul and Gary Flax -
bard two apiece.
The •officiating was done by
Louis Schilbe and Danny Black,
and they did .a commendable
job. Anyone wishing to help
Louis out in refereeing these
games should please contact
myself, Jerry Rader or Richard
Turkheim anytime before Sun-
day.
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and Mrs. Gerald O'Rourke are
patients in South Huron Hos-
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Little Robert Van Dorsselaer
is a house guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader while
his mother is in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gibson and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner
spent a few days in Ohio, Ken-
tucky, and Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Brian Marriage and Randy,
of London, spent the time at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Gibson.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1907.
Both Girls and Boys Enjoy Playing
Basketball at Zurich Every Week
On Sunday afternoon, the sec-
ond week of basketball, the
Acadians were defeated by the
Confederations by a close score
of 49-38, and in the second
game the Beavers were defeat-
ed by the Dominions by a score
of 33-15,.
In the first game John Geseho
was again the leading scorer in.
a losing cause as he hooped 26
points. Other scorers for the
losers were Gary Hugill with
10 and Ken Westlake with 2,
The top scorer for the winners
was Aubrey Bedard as he scored
18 big points, followed closely
by Ken Clarke with 16, Clare
Lawrence with five and Ronnie
Desjardine with two. The vic-
tory for the Confederations
pushed them into top spot with
victories and no losses.
In the second game the win-
ners were paced by Richard
Schilbe's 15 points, Gord. Beier -
ling was next with 12, with Ron
Corriveau, Randy Decker and
Paul F 1 a x b a r d netting two
apiece. Jerry Rader led the
losers with six, followed by
Mike Bedard with four, Dave
Siebert with two, Rick Turk-
heim with two and Richard with
one. The result of the game
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enabled the Dominions to even
their season's mark at 1-1, with
the Beavers suffering their sec-
ond defeat in as many games.
Girls Begin Play
Sunday afternoon the newly -
formed girls' basketball teams
began play with. Chris Miley
team winning the first game by
default, as Jo -Anne Thiel had
only three players representing
her team.
In the second girls' game of
the day the Generations, cap-
tained by Sia Ann Coxon, de-
feated the Homesteaders. whose
leader is Gwen Clausius, by a
score of 31-16. Rose Nellands
led the victors with 12 points.
followed closely by Carol Gaseho
with 10, Sue Ann Coxon with
six and Janet Meidinger with
three. Linda Stade and Gwen
Clausius each hooped six points
for the losers with Sandra Des-
jardine collecting the other
four.
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