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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1968-11-14, Page 6PAGE SIX ZURICH CMZONS NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1968 m r ockey Team Opens Home e n unday Against itched Six DOUG O'BRIEN President, MAA RAY McKINNON Manager HAL FLARO Coach • JERRY RADER Trainer Hockey fans throughout this area are in for a real treat this Sunday afternoon, when the Zurich Dominions, local entry :•n OHA Junior "D" competi- tion. open their season against -he highly -touted bi i t c h e 11 Hawks. Mitchell won the all Ontario Junior D championship last year, and should provide real opposition for the locals in ;he opener. The idea of junior hockey in Zurich is something new, and team officials are hoping for a large turnout of fans to see this opening game on Sunday. Game time is 2 p.m. The Dominions will be sporting brand new uni- forms this season, through the courtesy of Ross and Marg Johnston. of the Dominion Hotel. Appropriately, the team is be- ing called The Dominions. The new colors are white with red trim, while the pants are black with red and white trim. Plans for the organizing of a junior team in Zurich started early this fall, when several meetings were held to discuss the possibility. After weeks of hard work, a contending team has been rounded out, and fans can be sure they will give a good account of themselves this Petrolenarms Limited Gasoline Diesel HEATING OILS Valvoline and Veedol Motor Oil and Greases "Go With Arrow" AGENT: ROBERT N. McKINLEY Dial 236-4830 — ZURICH season. Team manager is Ray McKinnon, while coach is Hal Flaro. Jerry Rader will serve as trainer of the squad. Playing goal for the team will be Rick Jeffrey, a star of many Zurich minor teams over the years. His back-up man will be Gary Kyle, a product of the Hensall minor hockey program. At the present time there are seven defencemen with the club. They are Don Bartliff, Bruce Schoenhals, both of Clinton juv- enile fame; Kirk Lyndon, a former Clinton and Hensall minor star; Brian Decker, a member of last year's Zurich juvenile team; Gien Hayter, o£ Bowling Scores ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE November 4 Bluebells, P. Lemmon 530 0 12 Dom'aires, C. Sweeney 548 3 21 G'nhorns, M. McGuire 498 0 12 Happy Gals, V. Lavery 561 0 14 H. L'aires, W. McC'hey 575 4 27 Leftovers, H. McEwan 555 7 42 Nighthawks, Dot Hess 678 7 46 Packers, M. Clark _.._ 560 7 51 Scamps, J. McCarter_ 541 0 9 Starlites, S. Kipfer ... 610 7 51 S'downers, E. Creces.. 556 0 27 TJ & Downs, S. Braid _ 556 0 24 H. single: Joan Turkheim_ 297 H. triple: Elaine Datars. _ 727 H. average: Irene Frayne 197 * MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Tiger Cats, G. Smith_ 469 5 7 H. Losers, J. McCann 410 2 9 Hot Dogs, J. P. Rau_ . 790 5 41 Strikers, J. Hamilton_ 596 2 18 B W Flyers, F. Den'me 537 0 27 H. Hornets, E. C'chase 627 7 28 Dixie 6, D. Jackson __ 707 3 34 Itchy Six, C. V'derburg 652 4 32 Ladies H. single: H. McEwan 330 H. triple: H. MeEwan _ _ 808 H. average: H. McEwan __ 218 Men H. single: B. Bedour 360 H. triple: B. Bedour ____ 828 H. average: J. P. Rau _.___ 240 Have Your FEEDER CATTLE Arrived'? When cattle move into a new environment, they stress. Stress means a slow down in growth rate and increased susceptibility to disease. Every day your cattle aren't doing their best costs you money. Help your cattle through this stress period by feeding SHUR.-GAIN 13% Feedlot Starter. Highly fortified with antibiotics, this palatable low energy feed is designed especially to help overcome the stress placed on cattle when moved into a feedlot. For more information about SHUR-GAIN 13% Feedlot Starter, drop in and see your local SHUR- GAIN Dealer today. FEEDLOT STARTER Me EITZ SON 236-4951 ZURICH Varna; Bill Taylor, a Hensall minor hockey product, and Greg Jervis, a member of past Clin- ton minor teams. Up front coach Flaro has d3i11 Stirling, a former Clinton minor star, from the Bayfield area, "Butch" Fleet and Mel Hohner, both former members of the Clinton juveniles, playing as one unit. Another line has Kevin McKinnon, who played for Exe- ter Juniors last year and Zurich Juveniles prior to that; Bob Moir, of Hensall, who also played for Exeter last year, and John McKinley, of Zurich minor hockey fame. Still another unit has brothers Ron and Paul Cor- riveau, both former stars with Zurich minor teams, and Stew Mustard, of Brucefield., playing together. Also working out on various forward lines are Leo Desjardine and Barry Clarke, both of Grand Bend, and Hal Flaro, of Varna, Sponsor of The Dominions is the Zurich Minor Athletic Asso- ciation, an organization headed by president Doug O'Brien. This group has supervised minor hockey in Zurich for all age UNITED WHO? Yes, "United Breeders" is what the man said, Ara- bella. The familiar voice at the familiar number DIDN'T say "Central Ontario Cattle Breeders" or "Waterloo Cattle Breeders" or "Lambton Cattle Breeders" You see, we're all one now. We've united to provide an artificial insemination serv- ice that will give you not only a better calf next year, but even better ones in years to come. So don't worry about being a two-timer, Arabella. You will get the same sires as always, by calling the of- fices listed in your new phone book under . . ,tet I'D breeders inc. groups over the past number of years, and spends many hours of hard work •on behalf of the youth of the community. For any persons who are not acquainted with the term, "jun- ior", this simply means that the players must be young men who were born after January 1, 1948, or in other words Hurst be un- der 20 years of age. Most play- ers at this age are right in their Prime, so fans can be sure of seeing a fast, exciting brand of hockey being played in Zurich during the coming winter months. Schedules of all the home and away games of The Dominions have been donated through the courtesy of the Citizens News, and will be available at the main entrance of the arena for the opening game. A program listing the names and numbers U.S. electron night was the conclusion of the comedies (con- ventions) we saw in July and August. This chapter began at 6 p.m. and could be sub -titled a mystery. Then it became a drama for several hours, which took us into the next morning and finally around 10 a.ni. it ended in tragedy. Although there were comput- er problems during the returns, all three networks did fine re- porting jobs. The CBS anchor man, Walter Cronkite, must be made of iron. I saw him at 6:30 and he seemed to go on and on without it be- coming boring. During the eve- ning, I switched to Huntley and Brinkley on NBC, and ABC's Howard Smith. After re- tiring at 1:30 a.m., I checked CBS at 3:30 and Cronkite was of all the players will also be available at this game. 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