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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-03-07, Page 244PAGE 16 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Zurich Firers win two; lead series with Centralia College After trailing their best -of - seven playoff series with Cent- ralia College by one game last week, the Zurich Flyers have come back strong to win the next two, and now hold a 3-2 lead in games. On Sunday aft- ernoon the locals thumped the College boys 13-2 in the Zurich Arena, and then on Tuesday night they came through with a thrilling 5-4 overtime victory in the local arena. The Sixth game in the series will be played tonight, Thurs- day, in the Huron Park Arena, Win public speaking (by Wilma Oke) Anna Lee Stevenson, a Grade 10 student at Seaforth District High School, won over eight other contestants in the public speaking contest in Clinton Wednesday night sponsored by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Rebekah Lodges of Huron District. Anna Lee, the fifteen year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson of R, R.2, Brussels, spoke on the Child Abusers in her prepared speech and on friends in her impromptu speech. The runner-up was Kathy DeJong, 15, of Centralia, a grade 11 student at South Huron Secondary School, in Exeter. Her subject was Value of Grass, and Ladders for her impromptu speech. Other contestants were Don Melady, R.R.2, Dublin, a Grade 10 student at Seaforth District High School; Barbara Ratz, R,R.3, Dashwood, A grade 11 student at South Huron Secondary School; Ernest Mc- Millan, Goderich, a Grade 11 student at Goderich District High School. Cathy Madill, Blyth, a Grade 10 student at Central Huron Secondary School Clinton; Larry York, Bayfield, a Grade 10 student at Central Huron Secondary School; Flora Nabrotzky, Teeswater, a Grade 11 student at F.E. Mad- ill Secondary School, Wingham and Barbara Ryan, R.R.1, Blue - vale, a Grade 10 student at F.A. Madill Secondary School, Wingharn. Anna Lee Stevenson, by win- ning first place, will be one of 30 high school students from across Ontario who will spend a two-week holiday in July visiting New York and the United Nations, Gettysburg, and Washington, and Montreal and Granby, in Quebec. Stud- ents from the other provinces of Canada and across the United States participate in similar programs. The judges were Rev. John Oestreicher, of Clinton, Mrs. Margaret Robinson, of Zurich and John Boyne, of Listowel. Alex Meikle, of Exeter, Huron District Deputy Grand Master of District No 8, IOOF, was chairman for the evening. Zurich Atoms lose series (by Danny Turkheim) The Zurich Atoms gave up a close 2-0 loss to Mitchell last Wednesday night in the local arena. There was no scoring during the first and second periods due to fine performances from both goaltenders. Mitchell's goals were scored by John White and Jim McIver. Mitchell now advances to the Zone 1 final series, against Goderich. 0 The Women's Work Committee of the Canadian Red Cross Society made more than 61/2 million surgical dressings last year for use in Canada by the blood transfusion service. * The Canadian Red Cross Society has 26 outpost hospitals and nursing stations, located in re- mote areas where medical care is not readily available to the residents. i BREAKFAST Every Day - 7:30 to noon Sat. & Sun. - 8 to noon OPEN DAILY • DINNERS Mon. to Fri. & Sun. - 5 to 7 Saturday 5 to 8 LUNCH Every Day - 12 to 1 You Are Always Welcome/ Dining Room Licensed Under LLBO V000 SATURDAY, MARCH 9 Special Guest Organist FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE Green Forest Motor Hotel YOUR HOSTS "PETE and "CAROLE" DEITZ Highway 21 - GRAND BEND and if a seventh game is nec- essary it will be played back in Zurich on Sunday afternoon. Winner of this series will play off with the winner of the Shipka-Huron Park series for the South Huron League cliampion- ship. Ron Desjardine emerged as the hero in the Tuesday night game, when he banged in a pass from Pat Bedard at the 1.3E marl< in the overtime session. • Centralia took a 2-1 lead in the first period on goals by Charles Bauman and Doug Humphrey, while Rich Schilbe registered for the locals. Another goal by Schilbe early in the second period tied the score at 2-2 and before the session ended Brian Campbell shot Zurich into a 3-2 lead. Early in the third period Bryan Bedour brought the Coll- ege right back into the game when he scored unassisted, but two minutes later Kevin Mc- Kinnon scored for the locals to give them a 4-3 lead. Midway through the session Bauman scored his second goal of the night for Centralia to tie the count at 4-4. At 1,36 of the overtime per- iod Desjardine rifled in the pass from Bedard to salt away the victory for the Flyers. A total of six minor penalties and one major were called against the Zurich crew, while the College were assessed eight minors and a major. On Sunday afternoon the locals scored four goals in the first period, added five more in the second and then came up with four more in the third. Centralia picked up their only two goals of the game in the second period. Pat Bedard sparked the attack for Zurich banging in five big goals, while Rich Schilbe added three to the cause. Ron Desjard- ine flashed the red light twice, while Ron Rader, Kevin Mc- Kinnon and Bob Merner all scored once, Don Humphrey and Don Hew - Local bowlers show well in competition The month of February has been a busy month of practising and actual competition for some local Y.B,C, (Youth Bowling Council) youngsters. On Sunday, February 17 the Zone Championship was held in Goderich. Louise Regier of Zurich placed eighth, bowl- ing 373 for Bantam girls single; and Jim Dietrich of Zurich placed fourth, 543 for bantam boy's single. Sunday evening, the zone finals for the seniors was held at the Zurich Lanes. Winners of the senior boys singles were, Clinton, Bev Bromley triple 740; Kincardine, Brian MacKay, 739; Zurich, Gary Rau, 718; Owen Sound, Walt Breadner 667; Wingham, Terry Salhauer 623; Listowel, Doug Clark, 548; Walkerton, Bob Newton, 556; Collingwood, Kevin Smith, 527. The Zurich senior boys placed fourth from these same lanes. On Sunday, February 24, the Championship was held in Owen Sound for the juniors. Barb Bleck of Zurich placed sixth (505) for the junior girls single and Rick Bedard placed second (601) for the boy's single. THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1974 itt scored the two goals for Centralia. A total of 14 minor penalties seven to each team, and two majors, one to each team, were handed out in the game. THE DOMINION HOTEL PROUDLY PRESENTS ZURICH Mozart's Melody Makers SATURDAY, MARCH 9 30 THt iQUAR't PHONE'`524 18'' AIR (ONDITION14. Thu. 9 8 P.M. 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