Zurich Citizens News, 1971-12-23, Page 31THURSDAY, DECEMBER' 23, 1971 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Zurich Flyers down Dashwood
(by Doug Turkheim)
During the past week the
Zurich Flyers posted another big
victory as they downed the
highly -rated Dashwood Bears by
a 5-3 margin. This marked the
first victory over the Bears for
the Zurich crew.
The same two teams will
meet again ori Boxing Day,
December 27, with the game
starting at 2 p,m. This should
promise to be a big event with
the flyers working on getting
some old faces back in their
line-up. Sports fans in the area
feel with this help the Flyers
will be hard to beat.
The first period was only two
minutes olcl when Kevin McKin-
non tipped in a pass off .the stick
of Paul Coriiveau, to put them
in front 1- 0. Before the midway
mark of the period Joe Regier
scored on a play assisted by
Gord Vincent and Larry McCann,
to even things at 1-1. Forty-five
seconds later Ron Corriveau
scored a picture goal to again
put the Flyers in front. Before
the period ended Dashwood
again tied things up with Joe
Regier scoring his second goal
of the game.
Ron Desjardine scored two
quick goals in the second stanza
to put Zurich ahead 4-2. In
both cases Ron Corriveau picked
up an assist on the play. Thirty
seconds later Bob Merrier knock-
ed in a pass from Paul Corriveau,
to give the Flyers a convincing
5-2 lead. Dashwood was unable
to come up with another goal
for the remainder of the middle
period. Dashwood came up
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with what proved to be the last
goal of the game. Pat McKeev-
er capitalized on a passing play
from Bob Morrissey, for the
Bears.
Between the two arch -rivals
there were only a total of
eight penalties being called
with the Dashwodd Bears draw-
ing five while the Flyers were
called for three.
0
Hensall Bantams
down Zurich
by 6-1 score
(by Doug Turkheim)
Last Thursday night the Zur-
ich Bantams met another defeat
when they played host to Hen-
sall and were downed 6-1.
Hensall opened the scoring
at the 3:40 mark of the first
period on a goal by Steve
Knight with Jamie Caldwell
drawing an assist. Less than a
minute later Hensall jumped
into a 2-0 lead when Jamie Cald-
well tipped in a pass from Perry
Mattson.
At the midway mark of the
period Zurich scored thiir lone
goal with Wayne Clarke being
the marksman, and Barry Hess
drawing an assist.
The only goal of the second
stanza was scored near the end
of the period when Fred Camp-
bell took a pass from Ian Mc-
Millan and Mike Veal, and
went in to beat the Zurich goalic
and give them a 3-1 lead.
In the final period Hensall
scored three unanswered goals in
less than three minutes, to assure
them of a victory. Hensall mark
• man in the final stanza were
Fred Campbell, Mike Veal, and
Rodger Dougall, who all scored
on lone attempts.
There were six penalties called
with Zurich drawing five and
Hensall one.
0
Zurich Bantams
lose to Goderich
(by Doug Turkheim)
Last Friday night the Zurich
Bantams were faced with another
loss in WOAA action as they
were downed 6-2 by a tough
Goderich team.
Doug Marshall shot Goderich
into a 1-0 lead early in the first
period. At the 14.15 mark of
the period Wayne Clarke tipped
in a pass off the stick of Fred
Mommersteeg to leave the
score at 1-1 tie. With less than
a minute left to play in the
period, Alan Worgan banged in
another goal for Goderich to
give them a slight 2-1 edge
going into the second.
The only goal of the second
period came at the 5.30 mark
when Brian Yeoman scored on a
passing play from teammates
Ken Sheton.
Early in the final period God-
erich jumped into a 4-1 lead
when Brian Yeoman rallied for
his second goal of the night.
Zurich finally found the range
for their second goal at the 6.02
marl< of the period when Barry
Hess scored on a lone attempt,
to narrow the lead to 4-2. Two
quick unanswered goals by Doug
Marshall and Grant Shelton as-
sured Goderich of their victory.
There were seven team pen-
alties called with Goderich draw-
ing nine minor penalties and
one major, while Zurich collect-
dd six minors and one major,
both majors being fighting pen-
alties.
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PROCLAMATION
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
Boxing Day Holiday
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
RESOLUTION OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF
THE VILLAGE OF ZURICH, I HEREBY DECLARE
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1971
A PUBLIC HOLIDAY IN THE VILLAGE OF
ZURICH, AND CALL UPON ALL CITIZENS
TO OBSERVE THE DAY AS SUCH.
GORDON H. HESS, Reeve,
Village of Zurich
Zurich Recreation League
Presents a Special
HOLIDAY
DANCE
FEATURING:
Major Hoople's Boarding House
RECORDING ARTISTS
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29
ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE