HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-03-25, Page 30THURSDAY, APRIL. 1,1971
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WIN RUNNER-UP TROPHY - The Zurich Peewees came out second best in the "D" category of
the Young Canada Week Tournament in Goderich last week, and were presented with the trophy
for being runners-up. Members of the team are, back row left to right, Gary Maxwell, coach;
Gary Love, Steven Haberer, Paul Robinson, Doug Eckel, Rick Bedard, Wayne Clarke, Fred Ivlommer-
steeg, manager. Front row left to right, Stephen Smith, Jeff O'Brien, Randy Oke, Fred Mommersteeg,
Danny Laporte, Wayne Schilbe and Billy Hay. Thesame team are still competing for their zone
championship.
Zurich Peewees Consolation Champions
(by Doug Turkheim)
During the past week the Zur-
ich Pee Wees have been taking
part in the Pee Wee Hockey
Tournament being held in God-
erich, and ended the tourney
being runners-up in the "D"
classification, being defeated
3-1 in their final game against
Nobleton. After winning three
games during the week the Pee
Wees suffered their first defeat
last Saturday night against
Nobleton, who should have been
playing in the "C" classification.
NOBLETON 3 - ZURICH 1
After defeating Plattsville
Saturday afternoon the Pee Wees
earned the right to compete in
the finals Saturday night. Al-
though Zurich played a very
strong game they were unable
to down their strong competition.
After pulling their goalie, being
down 2-1 with less than a min-
ute left, the locals had the mis-
fortune of Nobleton scoring into
an empty net.
Two goals by Nobleton in the
first period proved to be the two
goals that held the lead for two
periods of very strong hockey.
Early in the final period Billy
Hay narrowed the lead to 2-1,
when he scored on an unassisted
play. With 30 seconds left in the
final period Zurich pulled their
goalie, but were unable to keep
it in their opponents end and
they scored into the empty net.
ZURICH 3 - PLATTSVILLE 1
Last Saturday afternoon the
Zurich Pee Wees won their third
game of the tournament as they
downed Plattsville 3-1.
Zurich took a 1-0 lead early in
the first period with Paul Robin-
son scoring on a play assisted by
Wayne Clarke and Danny Laporte
In the second period there was
no scoring as each team played
a very strong game.
Early in the final period Platts-
ville tied the scoring. Midway
through the period Fred Mommer-
steeg put Zurich ahead one goal
with Paul Robinson drawing an
assist. The final goal of the
game came with a couple of
minutes left in the period with
Wayne Clarke being the marks-
man and Fred Mommersteeg
and Billy Hay both drawing assists
ZURICH 2 -- BLYTH 1
Last Wednesday morning Zur-
ich came close to being elimin-
ated from the tournament in the
first game as they downed Blyth
2-1 in 13 seconds of an overtime
period.
Blyth took a 1-0 lead in the
second period after playing the
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first period with no scoring.
Midway through the final period
Wayne Clarke tied the scoring
with Fred Mommersteeg and
Billy 1 -lay both assisting on the
tying goal, to force the game
into overtime.
The overtime period was only
13 seconds old when Fred Mom-
ersteeg scored the winning goal
with Billy Hay and Wayne Clarke
drawing assists.
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More than 70, 000 miles of tra-
nsmission line are used to deliver
electricity across Ontario Hydro's
province -wide power grid. That'
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A life long resident of Stephen
Township, Lawrence Hill, passed
away in South Huron Hospital,
March 21, 1971, in his 70th year.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Leita King, and his
daughters, Mrs. Allen (Doris)
Pfaff of Stephen Township, Mrs.
Robert (Eveleen) Jennison, of
Grand Bend, Mrs. Kenneth
(Velma) Preszcator of Kinburn,
and Mrs. Mervyn (Labelle) Webb
of London. Mr. Hill is also sur-
vived by 21 grandchildren and
eight great-grandchildren..
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