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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-02-18, Page 11THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1971 Emmanuel Women. Study America The February rte ting of the United Church Women, Zurich was held on Wednesday, Februai 10, at 2 p. m. in the church basement. Mrs. Melvin Brown, convenor of the program, open- ed the meeting with thoughts or prayer. Hymn, "I am Thine 0 Lord" was sung. Miss Pearl Wurtz read the scripture, followed by a duet by Mrs. Beatrice Rader and Mrs. Ken Breakey, accomp• anied by Mrs. Beatrice Hess. A panel, consisting of Mrs. M. Brown, Mrs. J. Huether, Miss Olive O'Brien and Miss Pearl Wurtz discussed 'What we as Christians think of the hunger situation.' The offering was received and another duet was enjoyed by all. Mrs. J. Huether and Miss Olive O'Brien acquainted the gathering with the new study pocket on "The Americas." A closing hymn was sung and the meeting was turned over to the vice-president, Miss Ethel Gabel. The business was opened with prayer. The minutes and treas- urer's reports were read and adopted. The World Day of Prayer will be held on Friday, March 6, at 3 p.m. Some thank -you notes were ' read including one from Joan Rader, of Newfoundland, who is back to work after having undergone surgery. The meeting was closed with the Benediction, followed by lunch. 0 SENIOR BOWLING Hawkeyes - M. Gelinas - 529 Varieties - L. Willert - 603 Hi Hopes - H. Geiger - 584 Ramblers - T. Bedard - 672 Whippoorwills - L. Surerus - 702 Newcomers - H. Peck - 606 HIGH SINGLE - H. Stade 345 HIGH TRIPLE - H. Stade 778 I ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Many Games Played in Rec League To Catch Up With Postponements (by Doug Turkheim) The Zurich Rec League has seen plenty of action in the past week with re -scheduled garnes being played along with the reg- ular games in the schedule. FLYERS 4 - MATES - 1 Last Thursday night the Flyers downed the mates 4-1. The only Mate goal of the game came at the 15:45 mark of the first period on a goal by Paul Bedard. The Mates held their one goal lead until the 3:04 mark of the final period when Rick Thiel tied the game for the Flyers. Doug Stade came up with the Lutheran Women First Zurich Girl Guides, their Captain Mrs. Carol Deitz and their mothers were guests of the Lutheran Church Women at their February meeting. Miss Dianne Klopp and Miss Lois Doerr working on their Gold Cord presented a program on Switzerland. Dressed in native costume and with the help of slides, pictures and other articles on display they gave a very informative desc- ription of Switzerland. The Girl Guide Company sang a few songs to add to the program. Campfire and taps with the good night salute taken by their Captain, was followed by a social hour. Miss Debbie Eckel, Miss Lynn Schwartzentruber, Miss Carol Smith served lunch, These Guides are working on their Hostess Badges. Mrs. Donna Klopp thanked the Guides, Mrs. Margaret Deichert presided for the busin- ess meeting. Mrs. L. Prang was presented with a LCW pin. Mrs. Prang served as president the past two years. A letter of (continued on page 12) 30 THE SQUARE' PHONE 524-7811 AIRCONDITIONEP THURS., FRI. & SAT. FEBRUARY 18, 19, 20 IRE ,MIRISCR•PRODUCTIONGOMPANY is SIONEII PRIMER MARiII LINDA iii A WALTER MIRiSCH ea3000Tlari "INEWCALL ME METERRnf F .: COLOR • ROUtTI,'!Rll. IlmIad MUatt Thursday One Showing 8 p.m. Fri. & Sat. Two Showings 7:30 and 9:15 SATURDAY MATINEE — FEBRUARY 20 2:00 P.M. The classic of (he ages becomes a move to enthrall al :CXlllcoto,"h,(''' plus Bugs Bunny Festival All Seats 50c SUN., MON., TUES. FEBRUARY 21, 22, 23 DOUBLE FEATURE One Showing 8:00 p.m. IfCHNICnIOP 00,A WARNER OROS ii if, l„ )^1y11 STARTS WEDNESDAY FOR FOU R DAYS grafi' love music oeace MKT IMUUNIMO ONE COM' LETE . • , It. winning goal at the 8:10 mark of the period. The other two Flyers goals were accounted for by George Suplat and Tim Deck- er. BLUEWATER 6 - SABRES 5 In the other Thursday night game in Zurich Rec League, the Bluewater edged the Sabres 6-5. The Bluewater took a command ing 4-0 lead in the first period on two goals each by Ron Over- holt and Don O'Brien. At the 15:00 minute mark Aubrey Bedard. put the Sabres on the score sheet and ended the first period at 4-1. The Sabres shut -out the Blue - water 3-0 iji the second period. Aubrey Bedard scored twice and Paul Corriveau once to tie the game at 4-4, • Two goals by Phil Overholt with -in a minute gave the Blue - water a 6-4 lead, but before the game ended Paul Corriveau scored for the Sabres to narrow the margin. HENSALL 9 - FARMER's U. 2 In the Sunday night game between Hensall and the Farmer's Union, the Hensall Generals carne out on top winning 9-2. Bob Carlisle put Hensall into an early 1-0 lead, Larry Merner kept the game close tying the score minutes later. Charles Schwalm scored to give Hensall a 2-1 lead at the end of the first period. The only scoring of the second period was a goal by Bruce Hort- on which gave Hensall a 3-1 lead. Bob Carlisle scored to give Hensall a 4-1 lead before Ray Weido scored the second Farmer's Union goal to make the score 4-2. Four goals by Bob Carlisle and one by Charles Dalyrmple assured Hensall of their victory. FARMER'S UNION 13 - MATES 5 In one of the re -scheduled games on Sunday afternoon the Farmer's Union trounced the Mates 13-5. The Farmer's Union took a 4-2 lead in the first period on two goals each by Gerald Shantz and Jim Consitt. Eric Smale and Isidore Laporte were first period goal scorers for the Mates. Eric Smale narrowed the marg- in to 4-3 in the second period before Jim Consitt came back with two goals, to put the Farm- er's Union in front, 6-3. Four goals by Gerald Shantz and three from Jim Consitt in the final period assured the Farmer's Union of their victory. The two last period goals for the Mates were scored by Eric Smale. SABRES 5 - FLYERS 3 In the second re -scheduled game on Sunday afternoon the Sabres edged the Flyers 5-3. The Sabres took a 3-2 lead by the end of the first period on two goals by Ken Clarke and one by Paul Corriveau. Rick Thiel PAGE ELEVEN .and Doug Stade were first period goal scorers for the Flyers. There was no scoring in the second period with a few injuries occurring. Two goals by Paul Corriveau in the final period gave the ;Sabres their victory. Gord Hay scored the third period goal for ;the Flyers. ZURICH MINOR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.! ST. PATRICK'S DANCE. Zurich Community Centre FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1971 MUSIC BY THE BLUETONES Tickets: Lunch and $2.50 each Refreshments CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S WEEK END AT THE Pineridge Chalet SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 NOON 'TILL MIDNIGHT —SNOWMOBILING (Free rides for children) —MOOSEBURGERS —ENTERTAINMENT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21 PANCAKE and SAUSAGE BREAKFAST served from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 2 p:m: to 8 p:m: —BARBECUED MOOSEBURGERS —SNOWMOBILING —REEVES' NOVELTY RACE Free Snowmobile Rides for the Children Crippled Children — Radio & TV Personalities Will be in Attendance "Also ROBERT SWEENEY, this year's Timmy" ZURICH ARENA SATURDAY-, FEBRUARY 20 8:00 — 10:00 p:m: Family Skating ARNIVAL COSTUME 'OPTII NAL - - PRIZES Support Local Figure Ska Adults: 50c ers Children: 25c