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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-12-03, Page 13THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1970 TODAYS CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN Michael's new teeth and his gorgeous long lashes show to advantage here. This young fellow is just a year ' old. Ukrainian and Irish in descent, he has brown curly hair with auburn highlights, brown eyes and fair skin. A birth- mark on his cheek is fading and will likely disappear. Michael started life as a tense baby and was on sedatives for three months. He is much more relaxed now and gets no medication at all. He is in good health and sleeps well. This laddie is shy with strangers, but when he is with people he knows he is a happy, good-natured boy who can play contentedly by himself. He loves children. Any day now he will walk. Michael needs parents who will appreciate a lovable young son and whose academic expectations will not be too demanding. 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Tavistock opened the scoring at the 13:16 minute mark with a goal by Rick McIntosh, Rick Schilbe scored his first to tie the game minutes later. Randy Decker opened the scor- ing in the second period only to see Tavistock come back with three goals, off the sticks of John Mank, Dave Zehr and Kevin McIntosh, giving them a 4-2 lead. Rick Schilbe narrowed the margin to 4-3 before the period ended. The last period saw the'Co- Ops come on strong as they man - Zurich Midgets Post Victory Over Goderich Crew (by Doug Turkheim) Monday night the Zurich Midgets visited Huron Park and came home with one point to their credit, as they played to a 3-3 tie. Zurich took a 1-0 lead in the first period with a goal from Joe Kenda, Huron Park was able to tie the game with a power- play goal before the period end- ed. The second period saw Zurich bang in two goals with Ron Rader and John Mommersteeg taking credit for these goals. Zurich was able to hold their opponents until the final period when Huron Park scored two goals that never should have been, to end the game in a 3-3 tie. There were four minor penal- ties called in the game with Zurich drawing three and Huron Park one. ZURICH 4 - GODERICH 2 Sunday afternoon the Zurich Midgets won their first game as they downed Goderich 4-2 in a very close game. Zurich opened the scoring in the first period with a goal off the stick of Gerald Weido. Be- fore the period ended Goderich tied the scoring. In the second period each team again scored one goal with Gerald Weido the scorer for Zurich. Zurich scored the tie -breaking goal off the stick of Bill Bedard and were able to hold Goderich off until they pulled their goalie and Gerald Weido scored into the empty net. Bowling Scores LADIES BOWLING Nov. 23, 1970 Nighthawks - D. Hess - 694 Dominionaires - H. Horner - 568 Left -Overs - S. Teevins - 664 Happy Gals - P. Miller - 612 Packers - M. Clarke - 608 Stariites - P. Guenther - 634 Ups & Downs - S. Braid - 628 Mix -Ups - S. Doxator - 596 Pin -Poppers - D. Bell - 575 Scamps - D. Lesperance - 630 Alley-Oops - M. Laporte - '26 Jolly -Six - D. Bettke - 701 aged to knock in four goals and take a 7-4 lead before the mid- ' way mark. Zurich marksmen were Rick Schilbe with his third, followed by Shane McKinnon who scored twice within 15 sec- onds. The final marker was ad- ded by Fred Elder. Hensall-Zurich then fell apart as they allowed two goals within half a minute, to narrow their lead to 7-6. The final goal ' came at the 17:06 mark with Barry Zehr scoring his second of two goals. There were 17 minor penalties called with Tavistock drawing nine and the Co -Ops eight. EXETER 7 - CO-OPS 3 Last Friday night the Co -Ops put up a bitter fight against their tough opponents, Exeter, but were downed 7-3. Exeter opened the scoring be- fore the first minute had elapsed with Randy Preszcator being the marksman. Exeter lengthened their lead to 3-0 before the per- iod ended, with Steve Marley and Pete Kleinstiver scoring the other two goals. Mike Hoy made it a 4-0 hocke game before Rick Schilbe scored the first Zurich goal . Each team managed to score one more goal before the period ended. Bob Rowe scored for the Hawks, while the Co -Op marksman was John McKinley. Again in the final period, Mike Hoy, opened the scoring. Minutes later Rod Chapman scored the last Zurich goal, The final scoring was Larry Laye's goal at the 8:33 mark, for Exeter. There were .32 minor penalties called with the Co -Ops taking 11 and the Hawks 17. CO-OPS 8 - LUCAN 5 On Sunday afternoon, after being down three goals in the first period, the Hensall-Zurich Co -Ops came back to down the Lucan Irish 8-5. The opening period saw Lucan jump into a 3-0 lead by the mid• way point. Shane McKinnon opened the Co -Op scoring at the 13:48 mark to end the first period 3-1. An early goal by John McKin- ley in the second period put Zurich back in the hockey game, However, Lucan again carne back with two goals tolake a 5-2 lead. Before the period ended Brian Campbell, who joined the team recently, scor- ed his first of three big goals. The Co -Ops came on strong in the final period as they out- scored the visitors 5-0, to assure them of their victory. Co -Op scorers in the last period were Brian Campbell, with two goals, and the others being added by Shane McKinnon and Randy Decker and Rod Chapman. 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