HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-11-12, Page 16PAGE SIXTEEN ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Co-op Juniors Lose Three Big Games
(by Doug Turkheim)
The Hensall- Zurich Co- Ops
came out on the short end of the
past week's activities as they
were downed three games in
OHA Junior D Hockey.
On Sunday afternoon the Co -
Ops, missing many regular play-
ers, were trounced 10-2 by the
high flying Exeter Hawks. The
Co -Ops stayed in the game until
the third period when the roof
fell in and Exeter banged in
seven goals.
In the first period Exeter took
a 3-0 lead before the Co -Ops
found the range for a goal. The
second period saw the locals
come on strong defensively, bit
were unable to come up with a
Mt. Carmel Separate School Football
Team Defeats Ste. Marie Crew
(by Danny Overholt)
The Canadian Football League
has nothing matching over the
presentation as prepared by Ecole
Ste. Marie School children and
supporters. On Wednesday, Nov-
ember 3, they played host to Our
Lady of Mount Carmel School in
a touch football competition on
their well marked school grounds.
Beside the teams, cheerleaders
from both schools enlivened the
scene. The weather was a beaut-
iful sunny day and the feeling of
accomplishment was shared by
each team with their coaches,
Philip Lauzon (St. Joseph) and
Mr. McQuil (Mt. Carmel).
The results of the game: Mt.
Carmel 42, Ste. Marie 18. The
teams line- ups were as follows:
Line 1, Scott Ross, Matthew
Muller, Bernie Kelders, Eddie
Wiendels and Dennis Glann.
Line 2, Harry Smits, Marty Mart-
ins, Mike McCann, Klaus Jerom-
kins and Dave Glann. Line 3:
Peter Catlas, Hugh Ryan, Bill
Singer; Pat Van Kerroboek, and
Bob Ford: Quarterbacks: David
Regier, Randy Regier, Doug Reg-
ier and Dave McCann.
Ste. Marie , Line 1: Freddie
Ducharme, Randy Geoffrey,
Danny Overholt, Joe Rau and
Pat Flanagan. Line 2, Gary Rau,
Mike Jeffrey, Danny Durand,
Gary Jeffrey and Mike Denomme.
Line 3: Gary Ducharme, Fred
Mommersteeg, Leo Vander Burgt,
Danny Laporte and Francis Den-
omme. Quarterbacks: Kenny
Regier and Peter Vander Burgt.
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Set New Rates
Members of Stephen Town-
ship council meeting in regular
session last Tuesday afternoon
passed a resolution raising the
rental rates on house trailers in
the municipality to $8 per month
The existing rate was $5 per
month. The new rate will go
into effect on January 1 of 1971.
A request is being made to
the Ontario Department of En-
ergy and Resources to include all
of the township in the water-
shed of the Ausable River Con-
servation Authority. Presently
about three per cent of township
lands at the northwest edge is
not within the watershed.
Grants of $75 each were made
to the Huron Park figure skating
club and the Huron Park minor
hockey association.
A tender from Petrofina Can-
ada Limited to supply gasoline,
diesel fuel and furnace oil to
the township for a period of two
years was accepted.
Petrofina submitted the lowest
of three tenders. The prices for
gasoline, diesel fuel and furnace
oil will be 22.5c, 20c and 19.5c
An Evening
with
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goal.
The third period saw the story
change as Exeter outscored
Hensall-Zurich 7-1. Exeter's
goals were scored by Ron Lind-
enfield with a hat -trick, follow-
ed closely by Bob Rowe and
Larry Haugh with two each. Joe
O'Rourke, Steve Murley and
Larry Laye each scored singles.
The Co -Op goals were scored
by Randy Decker and John Mc-
Kinley.
There were 12 penalties called
in the contest with Exeter draw-
ing seven and the Co -Ops five.
CLINTON 6 - Co -Ops 4
Last Wednesday night the Co -
Ops again came out on the short
end of the score sheet as they
were edged 6-4 by Clinton.
With the Co -Ops missing a few
regulars, they were outscored
3-1 in the first period. Clinton
took a 1-0 lead which was short-
lived. At 7;35 Richard Schilbe
tied the score, but before the
period ended Clinton scored twic•
off the sticks of Steve Jenkins,
Dave Crawford and Ron Paulin.
In the second period Hensall-
Zurich shortened the lead as
John McKinley scored the lone
goal of the period.
In the final stanza, Clinton
banged in three goals cff the
sticks of Mike Proctor, Bob Cook
and Doug Faucett, before Rich-
ard Schilbe and Rod Chapman
found the range for the local
squad.
There was a total of 22 pen-
alties called witb Clinton draw-
ing 10 and the Co -Ops 12.
TAVISTOCK 7 - CO-OPS 2
Last Friday night the Co -Ops
lost a tough battle to Tavistock,
7-2.
The first period saw Tavistock
take a commanding 3-0 lead
before John McKinley banged
in his first of two goals.
The second period was an even
match with each tearn collecting
one goal. John McKinley banged
in his second to make the game
3-2 before Tavistock took over
again to make it 4-2 before the
period ended.
In the last stanza Tavistock
banged in three more goals to take
ZURICH ARENA
SCHEDULE
Thursday, Nov. 12 —
7 to 11 p.m.
Rec League Hockey
Friday, Nov. 13 —
7 to 8:30 p.m.
Minor Hockey
8:30 p.m.
Intermediate Hockey
Wingham vs Zurich
Saturday, Nov. 14 —
2 to 4 p.m. and 8 to 10 p.m.
Public Skating
Sunday, Nov. 15 —
2 p.m.—Junior Hockey
8 p.m.—Rec Hockey
Monday, Nov. 16 —
7 to 11 p.m.
Minor Hockey
Tuesday, Nov. 17 —
5 to 9 p.m.
Grand Bend Practice
Wednesday, Nov. 18 —
1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Mothers and Tots Skating
7 to 11 p.m.
Minor Hockey
the game with a convincing
score.
Tavistock goal scorers' were
John Mank, and Rick McIntosh
and Dave Winhold with two each
while the single went to Charlie
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1970
Bean..
There were 31 penalties called
in the game with the Co -Ops
drawing 16 and Tavistock 15,
.which included a game miscond-
uct to each team.
Huron County Trotting Pony Club
DANCE & SMORGASBORD
Saturday, November 14
9 p.m.
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