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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-02-12, Page 11THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12,19/0 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS' PAGE ELEVEN C -R -U -N -C -H -- A large baling machine is in operation this week at the former wrecking yard of the late Hubert Miller, on the 14th concession, Hay Township. Shown here is the large crane dumping a wrecked car into the baler, to be crunched into a small bundle of metal. Gars can be baled in the machine at the rate of one every four or five minutes. Zurich Juveniles Knock Brussels Out Of Further Competition in. WOAA Play (byDoug Turkheim) Mondy night the Zurich Juveniles won their first playoff series, as they downed Brussels in a thrilling 6-3 victory. Ron Desjardine shot Zurich into a short-lived 1-0 lead early in the first period only to see Brussels come back with two goals, off the sticks of Gordon Machos and Murray Workman. Before the period ended Shane McKinnon tied things up at 2-2. In the second period Brussels scored their third and last goal, accounted for by Rick Pipe. The rest of the game was all Zurich as Aubrey Bedard and Randy Decker, scoring his first, shot Zurich into a 4-3 lead. In the last stanza Shane McKit non and Randy Decker scored their second goals of the game. Both teams payed a rather rough game with Brussels draw- ing nine of sixteen penalties, including a bench -minor and one misconduct. FIRST GAME Last Friday night the Juven- iles won their first game of the series trouncing Brussels 14-4. Shane McKinnon sparked the Zurich attack as he rifled in eight big goals. Rick Schilbe, who again dislocated his collar- bone, accounted for three big goals. The game was only 20 seconds from being over before Rick was hurt. Ron Oesch also aided to the cause scoring twice. Ron Des- jardine added a single goal. At the end of the first period Zurich had a sligh 3-1 lead, but by the end of the second had a convincing 10-1 lead. Zurich outscored Brussels 4-3 in the final period. AlcznesecattogommilawOnsiesteo CLINTON 1NTER CARNIVA L n oi' Eri � „ b= , �'�E, � a roti t s7 ies SUNDAY, FE{ 15 CU " TON C . MMUNITY PARK REGISTRATION 10 A.M. to 12 NOON RACES 1:00 P.M. SHARP Admission: $1.00 — Children Under 12 Free CLASSES: STOCK — LADIES STOCK MAYOR'S AND REE\/E'S RACE — NOVELTY AND MODIFIED — ALL FOR CASH PRIZES For Further Information Contact: FRED LOBS 482-9431 Chairman DON HALL 4827220 Co -Chairman SNOWMOBILE RACES SPONSORED BY CLINTON KINSMEN CLUB Bantams Win First (by Doug Turkheim) On Tuesday night the Zurich Bantams started another series with Drayton, and defeated them 9-4 in the first game of the W , O. A. A. playdowns. Zurich didn't get off right in the first period as they were playing on a much smaller rink than usual, and the first session ended in a 1-1 tie. Pat Bedard scored his first of the game for Zurich. Darrel Becker also scor- ed his first goal for Drayton. In the second period Robert Wynda shot Drayton into a 2-1 lead. Gerald Weido with his first, Pat Bedard's second, and Brad Oke and Bill Webster gave Zurich a convincing 5-2 lead. Marty Vande Vin shortened that margin to 5-3 before the period ended. In the last stanza Zurich came ZURICH AR SCH ENA Thursday, February 12 7 to 11 p.m. Rec League Hockey Friday, February 13 8 p.m. WOAA Intermediate Dashwood vs Zurich Saturday, February 14 No Public Skating in the Afternoon • 8 to 10 p.m. Public Skating Sunday, February 15 OHA Junior 'D' Belmont vs. Zurich Monday, February 16 7 to 11 p.m. Minor Hockey Playoffs Tuesday, February 17 8 p.m. Intermediate Hockey Zurich Peewees Eliminate Huron Park In Two Straight Games (by Doug Turkheim) Monday night the Zurich Pee Wees won their second game of the semi-final series against Huron Park, as they edged them ,6-5. Huron Park had scored twice in the first period before Derek O'Brien found the range and popped in his first goal, to end the period 2-1, Each team scored once in the second period as Derek O'Brien scored his secondoal of the game, and Scott loss his second, also. In the final stanza Zurich out- scored Huron Park 4-2, as Derek O'Brien capitalized on two more plays and. Wayne Clarke and Barry Hess each scored once. Scott Ross scored his third and fourth goal also. Huron Park collected five penalties out of the seven called, WIN FIRST GAME Last Saturday afternoon the Peewees travelled to Huron alive as Pat Bedard scored his third, Gerald Weido his second, Bill Bedard and Pete Hesse one each, to pretty well rap things up, but before the pariod ended Darrel Becker scored his second goal to end the game, 9-4. Each team collected three penalties in the game. The Bantam team also ask the support of all local fans to cheer them on to victory in their playoff series. The second game of the series was played last night in Zurich. Park to squeeze through with a 5-4 victory, Derek O'Brien shot Zurich into an early 1-0 lead, as Greg Love scored his first goal and Fred Mommersteeg scored to give Zurich a 3-1 lead. Ken McKellan had scored Huron Park's goal. Pete Catlos scored twice in the second period as Huron Park out -scored Zurich 2-1, Barry Hess scored the only Zurich goal in the second to give them a slight 4-3 lead. In the last period Greg Love scored the winning goal after Peter Catlos had scored his third of the game. Zurich drew three out of the five penalties called. The Peewees will now advance in the W.O. A. A, championship playing the winners of the series between Blyth and Ripley. LOSE EXHIBITION GAME Sunday night the Zurich Pee wees again dhallenged Grand Bend, but were downed 4-2. In the first period Cameron Haist gave Grand Bend a 1-0 lead and before the period ended Kevin Darars had given them a 2-0 lead. Early in the second Barry Hess put Zurich back in the game but Mike Desjardine came right back with the win- nin& goal. Greg Love again put Zurich back in the game at 4.35 mark, but midway through the period Cameron Haist scored his second, and insurance goal. Zurich drew five penalties in the game. THE SQUARE 524-7811 RCONDITIONED THURS., FRI., SAT. Feb. 12, 13, 14 Showing Thursday at 8.00 p.m. Two Showinirs Friday and Sat. at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. A DAl174A DI C9 aeOM14/1040 aroOAoeaW "Experimental film of interest to youthful audience" S t TUR®AY M. ,TINEE (Febru®egr 14th) at 2.00 p.m. i'Rl''ERLY" Jerry Lewis "PEE :,,1: EES =N I E" TUES. Feb. 15, 16, 17 Show Time: 8.00 p.m. SEE you a,,,; t ��o®m CCS rringARLO GUTHRIE COLOR byDelmrs Ahmed Artists RORYCALHOUN. LESLIE NIELSEN"LAIAIE KAZAN (Adult Entertainment) St swan: g , Dennis hrl,t cocci Day Par< it E RIMS BactmanCOLOR �taaee� WED., FEL 8 for 0 D Ys Saltzman Production ,- Alli°� 1 R.iala7 A Harry d ,Y.7,1 aa, al4, Ira. 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