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Zurich Citizens News, 1968-11-28, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMEER 28, 1%8 the score but three minutes later Mitchell took the lead TrounceFor R FirstVictory Bowling Scores ZURICH LADIES LEAGUE After losing two close games last Friday and Sunday, the Zurich Dominions came up with a decisive 10.1 victory over Hanover in O'HA Junior D com- petition, on Tuesday night in the northern town. Last Fri- day night they blew an early 5-2 lead and then lost 8-6 in _Mitchell, and on Sunday they lost a real toughie to the Bel- mont Cleaners by a 6-3 score. Next game for the Juniors is this Saturday night, when they play a return engagement in Belmont, and then on Sunday afternoon they will entertain the Hanover Jets in the Zurich Arena. Game time Sunday af- ternoon is 2 p.m., and the boys are hoping for a large turnout of fans to cheer them on. Sunday will be the first game in which two players, Bill Stirl- ing and Stewart Mustard, will eception and ante FOR MR. and MRS. JIM SMITH (nee Gail 'Wellington) Sat., Nov. 30 in the ZURICH Community Centre Everyone Welcome 1 show their talents in front of the hometown fans. Both play- ers have just received their re- leases from Clinton and will be eligible to play for the first time. The two youths were stars on last year's Clinton Ju- venile team and will add great- ly to the strength of the Do- minions line-up. Zurich 10—Hanover 1 There was no holding the Do- minions back on Tuesday night as they worked desperately for their first victory in Junior D competition. They came up with two goals in the first, add- ed three more in the second and then banged in five more in the i-hird period. Bob Moir sparked the Zurich attack with three goals. while Ron Corriveau and Leo Desjar- dine each chipped in with two. Other marksmen were Kevin McKinnon. Bill Taylor and Paul Corriveau with one each. A total of 16 penalties were handed out in the game with six going to the Dominions and 10 to Hanover A single goal by Hanover, on a breakaway in the second peri- od, prevented Rick Jeffrey from earning his first shut -out of the season. Belmont 6—Zurich 3 Even though the Dominions out -shot Belmont 51-28 on Sun- day afternoon, they failed to beat the visiting goalie often enough to earn a victory in front of their hometown fans. Both teams socred once in the first period, with Brian Decker and Leo Desjardine be- ing the marksmen for the locals. grenamsaasseammesseemetsamasoaniammassanactuestesconsssis 1 1 • X Elect rs of SEAFORTYH, BAYFIELD, TUCKERSMITII AND STANLEY I feel I am well qualified to represent the people of this area on the Huron County Board of Education, having served as a trustee for 17 years: at SS No. 13, Stanley for 9 years and at Clinton District Collegiate Institute Board for 8 years as Huron County Representative. I have always been interested in the education of children, being the father of six: two of which are in the teaching profession, one in college, one in secondary, and two in Huron Centennial School, I am prepared to devote as much time as required to ensure a better education for all our children at a reasom able cost to the taxpayers. N DECEMBER 2, VOTE PECK FOR HURON COLINT'Y BOARD OF EDUCATION EXEMBENEWWW6111MATESO ANNOUNCEMENT We arep leased to announce that MRS. SHARON LOVE has joined our staff at Hi -Fashion Beauty Salon. An operator in Grand Bend for some time, she is well qualified in all types of CUTTING, STYLING AND PERM WAVING For appointments, call Zurich 236-4982 HI -FASHION BEAUTY SALON In the second Belmont went one goal up when Jiin Reed beat Rick Jeffrey in the Zurich net, but the locals missed at least three or four goals as 'they car- ried a big edge in play through- out. Two more goals early in the third gave Belmont a 5-2 lead, and then the Dominions came back with another to give them hope again, However, another Belmont goal with only four minutes left to play salted the game away for the visitors. Only 14 minor penalties were handed out in the game, with nine of them going to the Bel- mont crew. Mitchel' 8—Zurich 6 Last Friday night in Mitchell the Dominions lost a heart- breaker to the championship Hawks when they saw an early 5-2 lead disappear in the second period. Bob Moir led the Zur- ich attack with two goals, while linemates Keviit McKinnon and Leo Desjardine each blinked the light once. Butch Fleet and Glen Hayter accounted for the other two goals. The Dominions took a 3-1 lead in the first period, and by the two -minute mark in the second they had increased their lead to 5-2. At this point the roof fell in for the locals as Mitchell roared back with four quick goals in eight minutes, to take a 6-5 lead. Midway through the third period Moir scored his second goal of the game to again tie Bluebells, W. Erb _ 552 2 14 D'naires, C. Sweeney .. 546 5 26 Gr'horns, M, Bedard.. 517 0 14 H. Gals, D. Hamather 518 2 23 H. L'aires, M. C'pbell 510 0 32 Leftovers, R. Hamilton 566 7 54 N'thawks, J. Turkheim 642 4 57 Packers, I. Frayne 646 7 63 Scamps, E. Schroeder 532 5 16 Starlites, J. Schroeder 610 3 56 S'd'ners, F. Denomme 562 2 36 13, & Downs, F. Webb 600 5 29 H. single: Joan Turkheim_ 306 H. triple: Francis Gibson. 795 H. average: Irene Frayne. 200 MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE November 22 H. Losers, I. McCann.. 480 0 11 Hot Dogs, B. Bedour . 578 7 50 H. Hornets, A, Brock 672 5 38 Dixie 6, B. Coleman_._ 647 2 41 Itchy Six, H. McEwan 604 4 36 Strikers, R. Hamilton 635 3 26 B.W.F., F. Denomme 559 2 36 T. Cats, J. Bedard 601 5 14 Ladies H. single: H. McEwan _ . 330 H. triple: H. McEwan 808 H. average: H. McEwan 212 Men H. single: B. Bedour 360 H. triple: B. Bedour 828 H. average: J. P. Rau . 230 SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE November 21 R'blers, C Deichert 633 5 28 Hawkeyes, H. Geiger 569 2 50 S. Wins, D. Geiger_ 532 4 37 Hi -Hopes, L. Gascho__ 572 3 32 Varieties, L. Willert 668 7 38 Wh'rwills, E. Gabel _ 522 0 4 H. single: Irene Frayne .. 335 H. triple: Irene Frayne 763 Ladies Auxiliary For Zurich MAA A special meeting was held at the Zurich Arena last Wed- nesday night to organize a ladies' auxiliary to the Zurich Minor Athletic Association, The president of the Zurich MAA, Doug O'Brien, explained the need of such an auxiliary to the ladies present, also the cost to the organization to keep the boys playing hockey. Mrs. Ruth Decker was elected president and Mrs. Marge Schil- be, secretary -treasurer. A 11 mothers of boys taking part in. minor sports and any other in- terested persons are invited to attend these meetings. A. membership fee of one dol- lar was asked of each member. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, December 4, at 8:30 at the Zurich Community Centre. All mothers are urged to attend. 0 Zurich institute Makes Donations To Several Groups The Zurich Women's Institute held their regular monthly meeting at the Hay Township Hall on November 19. Due to stormy weather the special speaker was unable to attend, Mrs Mildred Brokenshire con- vened the program. Mrs. Myrtle Hay and Mrs. T. Tetreau were her assistants. Miss Christine Haberer played the piano selec- tions, "Romance" and "Spanish Dance". Poems read were, "A Zurich Flyers Win First Two Games Of Season; Over Blyth & St. Clements The Zurich Flyers won their first two games in the WOAA Intermediate D series in con- vincing style, when they swamp- ed Blyth 12-3 last Friday night in Blyth and then came back with a 5-3 upset over the pow- erful St. Clements crew in Zur- ich on Tuesday night. Next game for the Intermedi- ate Flyers will be played on Friday night back in Milverton with the same team, and their next home game will be on Friday, December 13, when they entertain Blyth Merchants. The Tuesday night victory for INTERMEDIATE "D" Friday, November 29— Zurich at St. Clements Friday, December 6— Zurich at Monkton Friday, December 13— Blyth at Zurich Friday, December 20— Zurich at St. Clements Friday, December 27— Blyth at Zurich Tuesday, December 31— Monkton at Zurich Friday, January 3— Zurich at Monkton Tuesday, January 7— St. ,Clements at Zurich Friday, January 410— Zurich at Blyth Tuesday, January 14— Monkton at Zurich Friday, January 17— Zurich at Monkton Friday, January 24— Zurich at St. Clements Friday, January 31— Blyth at Zurich Friday, February 7— St. Clements at Zurich Sunday, February 9— Zurich at Blyth Friday, February 14— Monkton at Zurich. * s Please note the special game times: Fridays at 8:30 p.m.; Tuesdays at 9:00 p.m.; Sundays in Blyth at 8:30 p.m.; Sundays in Milverton at 2:30 p.m. All St. Clements' home games will be played in the Milverton arena, Reception and Dance FOR DAVID TURNER and SANDRA ABBOTT (bridal couple) Lucan Arena • on Sat.,, Nov. 30 Musk by "THE CHARLTON ORCHESTRA" Lunch Everyone Provided Welcome the Flyers was easily one of the best played games in the area for some time. The two teams battled on even terms through- out the first period, but neither managed to score. Zurich drew first blood in the second when Bob 'Carlisle blistered a shot past the St. Cements goalie at the 2:03 mark. Three minutes later the visitors tied the score, only to have George Suplat slap another past at the midway mark. St. Clements roarde right back with another counter to tie the score and then with only a couple of minutes left Bob Johnston shot the locals into a 3-2 lead Jim Pfaff gave Zurich a big- ger lead early in the third but 15 seconds later the visitors roared back to close the gap. With only 30 seconds left to play, St Clements pulled their goalie and the strategy back - Little Bit of Silver" and "Se- by the Zurich Institute. curity". Mrs, H. Finkbeiner took charge of business. Messages of thanks and appreciation were read from those who were among the 45 ladies on the bus trip to London on October 21 when the London Free Press and Eldon House were toured fired as Larry Willert rifled a shot the length of the arena into the empty net. Only ten minor penalties were handed out in the game, with the locals picking up four of them. Zurich 12—Blyth 3 Opening their schedule last Friday night in Blyth, the Fly- ers rolled up a decisive 12-3 victory over the Merchants. They scored two in the first, added six more in the second and then came up with four more big markers in the third. Goal -getters for Zurich were Ken Smale with three, Jim Pfaff and Bob Johnston with two each, and Ken Westlake, Ted Padly, Dick Bedard, George Suplat and 'Bob Carlisle with one each. Only eight minor penalties were handed out in the game, with each team drawing four. ANNUAL FEATHER ARTY ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE FRI.., NOV. 29 8:30 P.M. 25 Chances on Turkeys for $2.00 Share the Wealth -- Door Prize Proceeds for Annual Santa Claus Party Sponsored Zurich Lions Club During business cash dona- tions were made toChildren's Aid at Goderich, War Menxorial Children's Hospital, London, and the Blind Institute. Mem- bers expressed their interest in Zurich's Centennial Band, and donated $25 to purchase sacred music for the band members. Delsey Tissue, 2s _ _ - _ _ 2/29c WAGSTAFFE Jams or Jellies 4/89c FREEZE DRIED -4 OZ. Maxim Instant Coffee _ - _ $1.09 TOMATO OR VEGETABLE -10 OZ. Campbell's Soup 4/55c Bananas (Chiquita) _ _ _ _ lb 10c LUCKY DOLL :R FOD MARKET ZURICH Huron Separate School Supporters LOOK AT THE RD e 12 years in municipal politics. 7 years Reeve of Stephen Township. O Warden of Huron County, • 7 years on South Hur- on District High School Board and chairman in. 1968. O Member Huron County Board of Health for 11 years. • Successful farmer and businessman. ® Father of 8 children. ON DECEMBER 2 . . . VOTE JACK MORRISSEY FOR SEPARATE SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE TO THE HURON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD Color Television BY ROGERS MAJESTIC MODEL C6247 Beautifully sculptured all wood' cabinet houses automatic color television chassis. Hand - rubbed woods of Swedish Walnut and Soft Lustre Walnut. 25 -inch rectangular picture tube. Automatic Fine Tuning makes color tuning perfect, easy every time. LIST PRICE $1225 SPECIAL -- $849 (with 23" trade) OTHER COLOR TVs AS LOW AS $33'9 (with 23" trade) PORTABLE TVs FROM $129.115 Mc ADAM'S TV "Your Holme Entertainment Centre" Dial 236-4094 Zurich