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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-01-24, Page 16PAGE 16 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 197' Flyers finally beat Shipka The Zurich Flyers finally broke the jinx over them held by the Shipka Bears and beat them 5-3 in the local arena Friday night. It was the first time this season that the Flyers managed to defeat the first - place Shipka crew. With less than a minute left to play the referees called the game off when a major donny- brook threatened to erupt. The game was a rough and tumble affair throughout with a total of 23 penalties being handed out. Ron Corriveau shot the Flyers into a 1-0 lead midway through the first period, when he capit- alized on a pass from Pat Bedard and Ron Desjardine. Jim Ramer gave the local crew a 2-0 lead early in the second period, before Dennis Morrissey came back with a counter for the Shipka crew. Another goal by Ron Corriveau at the 5.41 mark gave Zurich their same two goal lead. Two minutes later Paul Corriveau flashed the red light for the locals to give them a 4-1 lead, but Barry Clarke retaliated for the Bears midway through the stanza. At the 6.27 mark of the third period the Shipka crew came back strong and a goal by Jack Stanlake brought them within one marker of tieing the score. A goal by Richard Schilbe, however, midway through the final session proved to be the clincher as the Bears failed to beat Glen Gascho for the bal- ance of the game. In the penalty department the Bears came out second best as well, picking up a total of 10 minors, two majors and two Barrie misconducts. The Zurich crew were tagged with seven minors and two majors. On Sunday afternoon the Flyers played host to the Huron Park squad in an abbreviated game called near the end of the second period due to hydro failure. The score was 9-3 for the locals when the game was called. Oddly enough the visitors, took an early 2-0 lead before Peewees eliminate G B The Zurich Pee Wees elimin- ated Grand Bend from further playoff competition on Monday night when they trounced them 8-1 in the second game of their best -of -three series. Previously they had won the first game of the series 13-2. In the first game of the series Grant Love spearheaded the local's attack with five big goals. Kerry Bedard added three to the total and Mark Regier came through with two. Single goals were scored by Ken Oesch, Mike Haggitt and Tom Keenan. The Grand Bend goals were scored by Trevor Kobe and Frank Kelders. Only three pen- alties were handed out in the game, with two of them going to Zurich and one to Grand Bend. In the second game of the series Steven Grainger led the attack with three big goals, while Grant Love chipped in with two. Single markers came off the sticks of Ken Oesch, Len. VanWonderen and Tom Cyr. The lone Grand Bend goal was scored by Trevor Kobe. Only one penalty was called in the entire game, and it went to the local squad. Last week in regular league play the Zurich Peewees swamp- ed Hensall 7-2 after allowing them to score the first two goals of the game. Theo Williams and Dennis Parsons both scored for Hensall in the first period, before the Zurich crew came to life and pumped in seven straight goals. Marksmen for the locals were Len VanWonderen with two and Grant Love, Robert Smith, Ken Oesch, Jeff McKinnon and Barry Overholt. Six penalties were called in the game with four of them going to Hensall and two to Zurich. 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524-78H MR CONDITIONED', 7:00 & 9:30 P.M.. 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Tonight, Thursday, the local crew play Arkona on their home ice, and then on Sunday after- noon they play host to the same Arkona squad in the local arena. 0 Celebrities at sports dinner A large number of sporting celebrities will be in attendance at the first Exeter Lions Club Sportmen's Dinner set for Tues- day, February 5. The feature speaker will be former American baseball leag- ue umpire Emmett Ashford. He is one of the top after dinner speakers in North America. Right alongside Ashford, will be Detroit Tiger ace relief Pitcher, John Hiller, former NHL star Lou Fontinato and Mac Cuddy of Strathroy, owner of Smog and other top harness horses. Rounding out the head table will be Tim Foli of the Montreal Expos; University of Western Ontario football coach Frank Cosentino; curler Jim Waite; Whipper Billy Watson and Can- ada's National Timmy, and Ken Doig, of Seaforth, golfer and hockey player. Tory Gregg, well known in the area for his sportscasting and announcing at horse shows will be the master of ceremonies. Exeter Lion Don Taylor, chair- man of the dinner committee is still negotiating with other possible guests. Included on the list are Mrs. Penny Tweedy, owner of the super horse secret- ariat and Montreal Alouette Glenn Weir. The big event will open with a reception at 6 p. m. at the Exeter Legion Hall with dinner dlated for 7:30 p.m. Tickets selling at $25 are now available from any Exeter Lions Club member and Lions in other nearby communities. All proc- eeds will be used for Crippled Children's work. Receipts for income tax purposes may be sec- ured. Reception and Dance for PAM MITCHELL and BILL WEBSTER (Bridal Couple) Sat., Jan. 26 9 - 1 a.m. ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE ,Music • by MOZART AND THE MELODY MAKERS Everyone Welcome RECREATION TIPS Safe snowmobiling depends upon the operator's knowledge of how and where to use his machine with a minimum of accident risk. For example, most of the fatal snowmobile . accidents in Ontario occur on public thoroughfares and ice covered lakes and rivers. Then there is the important matter of a snowmobiler's legal responsibilities, a knowledge of provincial and municipal laws and requiring insurance coverage. BAYFIELD Mrs. John Sturgeon accomp- anied Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mote to London on Monday. Miss Julia Armstrong, 12,11.3, Bayfield, spent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. D. Rutherford in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Spinny Ervine returned home on Saturday after spending the past two week: in Windsor visiting, Mr. Bill Lowry and with Mrs. Margaret Silk. THE DOMINION HOTEL ZURICH PROUDLY PRESENTS WILLIE T. NOBLE Friday, January 25 Saturday, January 26 South Huron Hockey League INTERMEDIA TE 'D' ALL - STARS VS CANADIAN FORCES BASE LONDON ZURICH ARENA Sunday, February 3 2 P.M. 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