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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-02-28, Page 15PAGE 16 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1974 Zurich Atoms win Lucan tourney (by Danny Turkheim) The Zurich Atoms played four games during the past week including three games in the Lucan Leprechaun Tournament. The Atoms completed in the tournament last Saturday and Sunday, winning the "D" Championship, The locals first step to succes1 in the tournament was gained with a 4-1 win over Belmont. Jim and Robert Willert led the Zurich attack, each scoring once giving the locals a 2-0 lead at the end of the first stanza. There was only one goal scored in the second period with Kris Bedard scoring for the locals. Bedard again scored early in the third period. ZURICH 9 - NORWICH 1 The Atoms again assured ther selves of a return trip to the tourney when they downed Norwich Sunday morning by an easy 9-1 victory. Zurich's victory was easily attributed to two top perform- ers, Kris Bedard and Robert Willert, each scoring four goals. Robert and Jim Willert again started the scoring action in the first period, when they each rallied for one goal. Kris Bed- ard scored three of his for goals in the second period, his being the only goals in the second session. Robert Willert came on strong in the third period scoring three quick goals while the ninth was scored by Kris Bedard. Bobby Hay played an outstand- ing game in the net allowing Norwich only one goal. ZURICH 4 - DORCHESTER 1 The Atoms clinched the "D" Championship Sunday aft- ernoon when they met Dorchest- er in a close 4-1 battle. There was no scoring in the first period due to outstanding performances from the Zurich defence and goaltender. Jim and Robert Willert started the Zurich scoring in the sec- ond period, as they made a repeat performance three games in a row of scoring the first two Zurich goals. Jim Willert scored his second goal of the game in the third while team -mate Kris Bedard scored the final goal of the • game. Dorchester's only goal was scored early in the third stanza. There were three divisions in tournament with the "B" and "C" championships being wonb y Willowdale and Forest. Runners-up in the three divis- ions were Exeter, Lambeth and Dorchester, in that order. ZURICH 4 - MITCHELL 4 The Zurich Atoms played to a 4-4 draw with Mitchell last Wednesday night in Zurich, First period scorers for Zur- ich were Robert Willert and Kris Bedard. The only goal of the second period was scored by Heinbuch for Mitchell. Fisher then scored the tieing goal for Mitchell in the third THE OMINION HOTEL ZURICH PROUDLY PRESENTS GORD HARRISON and THE 'HARBOURLITES' SATURDAY, MARCH 2 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524.78'I AIR CONDITIONED Mar. , Fri, 1 Sat. 2 • 730 8 9:10• P.Ms• ItICII UU) HeUUUS Saturday Matinee . Sat. 2 ,1:30 p.m. LASSIES ADVENTURE IN GOLD RUSH period, only to have Robert Willert regain the lead in Zurich's favour. Heinbuch again kept Mitchell in the game when he managed to tie the score forcing them into one ten minute overtime per- iod. Willert and Heinbuch scored for their teams with the Zurich •goal being the first and also appearing to be the winning goal, until 1•Ieinbuck scored his third of the game leaving the match in a 4-4 draw, MITCHELL 2 - ZURICH 1 In the second game of the Zone 1 semi-finals on Monday night, Mitchell came out on the top end of a 2-1 score. The third game in the series way scheduled for last night. Zurich took a 1-0 lead in the first period when Robert Will- ert banged in a pass from David Smith, Neither team managed to score in the second session. Third period goals by Ilein- buck and Ferguson gave them their 2-1 victory. 0 Zurich Peewees lose WOAA series The Zurich Pee Wees were eliminated from WOAA play- off action Wednesday night when they were defeated 6-1 by a strong crew from Paisley. George Campbell led his team to victory with three goals while Bill Rolston scored twice. The sixth Paisley goal wa s scored by Hettrick. Zurich's lone goal was scored by Steven Grainger. Zurich received five penalties while the visiting Paisley team drew six, 0 Flyers down one game After winning the first game of their best -of -seven playoff series with Centralia College last week, the Zurich Flyers lost the next two contests and are now trailing the series two games to one. The fourth game of the series is scheduled for the Zurich Arena on Sunday afternoon, at 2 p.m. Last Thursday night at Huron Park the Flyers took a 3-2 lead in the first period, only to have the College boys come back and tie the score at 5-5 by the end of the second. In the third period the locals fell one goal short of tieing the game, and absorbed a 7-6 defeat. Ron Desjardine scored twice for the local crew in the first period of Thursday night's game., and Paul Corriveau blinked the red light once. In the second period Ron Rader and Rich Schilbe both found the range for Zurich, and Bob Farquhar accounted for the sixth goal in opening sec- onds of the third period, A total of 17 penalties were called in the game, with ten of them going to the locals and seven to the Centralia squad. On Monday night back at Huron Park, the Flyers fared worse than in the second game of the series as they took a 10- 6 lacing from the College Boys. Centralia jumped into an early 7-3 lead in the first per- iod., and then increased it 10- 4 by the end of the second. Only lathe third session, when they held the College off the scoresheet and scored twice themselves, did the Fl yers re- semble the team that finished up in second place in the South Huron Hockey League. Pat Bedard scored twice in the first period for the locals, with Ron Desjardine adding the third marker. Ron Corriveau managed to bank in the only Zurich goal of the second per- iod, and then Pat Bedard, with his third big goal of the game, and Ron Desjardine, with his second, managed to find the range for the Flyers in the third. Only six minor penalties were handed out, with each team picking up three. Higher rate for land severance (by Shirley J. Keller) People applying for land severances in Huron County after June 1 this year will pay more. In the past, land sever- ances have cost the applicant $40; now it will cost $50. This charge is made upon application and has no bearing on whether or not the severance is granted. Revenue for the year was estimated at $14, 000 based on $40 each for 350 applications. 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