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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-03-16, Page 6Page.6 Citizens News, March 16, 1978 SKINNER SAVES — One of the key ingredients in Hensall's 8-5 win over Zurich Sunday, was the work of goaltender Laurie Skinner. In this picture, Skinner made a diving save off of a Zurich player. Also in the picture are unidentified Hensall player and Wayne Corbett. Staff photo Hensall takes lead in S.H. quarter -final The Hensall Combines took a two game lead heading into what could have proved to be the final game Tuesday night, with back to back victories over the Zurich Flyers 5-3 and 8-5 In Sunday's 8-5 win Brian JEFFREY BROS. LTD. CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES RENOVATIONS - ALTERATIONS • ELECTRICAL • PLUMBING • (SERVICED) LOTS TO CHOOSE FROM! RR 2 ZURICH 236-4757 ON VACATION returning April 5 to resume my eighth year of serving your air- cooled engine needs. See me when I return for a deal on CHAIN SAWS POWER MOWERS TILLERS STEVE ARGYLE OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT Bayfield 565-2800 Campbell lead the way for the Combines with two goals and two_assists. Fred Campbell put the Combines on the score sheet early in the game, that saw Flyer goalie Kevin Wildfong out of position. Brian Campbell and Wayne Corbett assisted. Consecutive goals by Brian Campbell and Steve Knight put the Combines into a three goal lead. Pick- ing up assists on the goals were Knight. Brian Campbell. Gary Kyle and Fred Campbell. With only 47 seconds remaining in the first; Mike Clarke found the range for Zurich with Kim McKinnon assisting. In the second period Hen- sall outscored Zurich 3-1 to assume a 6-2 lead. Ron "Dino" Desjardine started the period with a goal that put the Flyers back into the thick of things, with help from Glen Overholt and Pat Bedard. The Combines got that one back when Dwight Consitt fired a shot past the Flyer's netminder. Bill Chipchase assisted. Brian Campbell then scored his second goal of the game with Knight and Fred Campbell assisting. With only 1:23 left to play in the period, Chipchase con- nectedto stretch Hensall's lead heading into the third period. Rick Ingram and Consitt assisted. In the' third stanza the Flyers staged somewhat of a EASTER LILIES CUT ARRANGEMENTS ORDER EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT NETE'S FLOWERS ZURICH PHONE 236-4602 comeback as Ron Rader scored an unassisted goal. Less than two minutes later. Pat Bedard beat Hen- sall goalie Laurie Skinner to put Zurich within two goals of the Combines. Glen Overholt was credited with an assist on the goal. Two goals by Hensall put. the game out of reach as Ingram scored an unassisted goal with Bob Farquhar of the Flyers off for tripping. The final goal of the game for Hensall came from the stick of Terry Caldwell with help from Chipchase and Ingram. Zurich's final goal was notched by Steve Haberer 13 seconds after the Combine's final goal. Rader assisted. In Tuesday's victory over the Flyers. Ingram and Caldwell scored two goals apiece to lead Hensall. Midway through the first period Ingram scored an un- assisted goal. In the second period Caldwell scored the first of his two goals as Chipchase assisted. With two minutes left in the second Chipchase got one of his own with Caldwell assisting. Zurich came back with three consecutive goals to tie the game up as Kevin McKinnon scored an un- assisted goal late in the se- cond period. The Flyers continued their comeback in the third as Travis Postill connected from Pat Bedard. With 7:14 elapsed Rick Grenier scored the final Zurich goal of the. game. Rader assisted. The Combines winning goal was scored by Ingram with Chipchase and Caldwell assisting. Caldwell scored the in- surance goal with less than two minutes remaining. 4-H club meet By SYLVIA NEEB The first meeting of the Zurich two 4-11 club was held on Wednesday, February 15, 1978 at the home of our leader Mrs. Sch- wartzentruber. Our business involved the election of of- ficers who are as follows: president -Grace Schwart- • zentruber, secretary -Judy Morrison, treasurer -Marg Deichert, press reporter Sylvia Neeb. The discussion included the meaning of the four H's that are mentioned in our pledge, Choosing a name is always difficult but we finally decided on "The Fit Frauleins". We were honoured by a visit from . our Home Economist, Miss Grace Bird. She told us about the crafts we can make in this project and also gave us an idea' about the future projects. The meeting adjourned at 9: p.m. at which time a small lunch was served. 4-Her's show interest in politics The fourth meeting of The Fit Frauleins was held on Saturday February 25, at the Zurich Public School. We were pleased with a visit from Robert E. McKinley who gave a talk on the House of Commons. Mr. McKinley is a member of the Federal Government and has held different positions throughout his term. After his speech, he was presented with a gift on behalf of the 4-H members and then he joined us for a small lunch. Quitters galore Quilting can be a lot of fun. This is what we learned at the second meeting of Zurich Two. The meeting was held at the home of 'Mrs. Sch- wartzentruber on March 1, 1978. Mrs. Schwartzentruber explained to us what quilting is and then she demonstrated how to piece a quilt. Each of the girls were then allowed to work on a sample of their own. Home safe home The topic of our sixth meeting was safety in the home. Mr. Robichaud was our guest speaker and he talked about fire safety. There are many ways to prevent fire and he did his best to explain some of them. He brought a couple of smoke detectors with him and demonstrated how they work. Personally, I agree with him that every house should have one because it is a great warning device that could save our lives. Mr. Robichaud was presented with a gift as a token of our thanks and was invited to stay for lunch. Freeze your eggs properly Frozen eggs can replace fresh eggs in recipes. Simp- ly us 30 mL thawed egg white for the white of one egg; 20 mL thawed egg yolk for the yolk of one egg, and 50 mL thawed whole egg for one whole egg. To freeze whole, eggs or gg yolks, break and mix oroughly, When freezing e whole eggs (yolks and hites) and egg yolks alone, ugar OR salt must be added prevent the egg yolks om becoming gummy. hen, whole eggs are to be ed as a breakfast dish, or cooking, add 2 mL salt to 250 mL eggs (about 6 eggs). or use in desserts or bak- g, add 7 mL sugar to 250 L eggs. Mix thoroughly, ckage in rigid freezer con- iners and freeze. e th th w s to fr usw Ingram and Chipcha'se assisted. If necessary, the final and in fifth game of the series will m be played this Sunday after- pa noon in Zurich. to Bowling Scores Team Newcomers Ramblers Hawkeyes Hi -Hopes SENIOR MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE March 9, 1978 High Triple 0. Baker 506 H. Finkbeiner 673 B. Attfield . 536 C. Geiger 524 Whippoorwills J. Geiger 635 High Single — C. Geiger — 331 High Triple — C. Geiger — 711 MEN'S LEAGUE March 7, 1978 Team Newcomers D.J.'s Flyers Blue Boys Family Affair Rockets Wild Bunch Bendix #2 High Triple Ivan Bedard Ken Clarke John Geiger Tony Bedard Rick Masse 668 659 662 620 587 Howard Finkbeiner 622 Cecil Fields 551 Dan Durdin 580 Weekly Total Points. Points 2 78 5 117 4 70 3 64 7 129 Weekly Team Points Standing 4 99 3 77 3 78 4 88 4 70 3 114 64 4 54 High Single — Ken Clarke — 339 High Triple — Ken Clarke — 892 High Average — Jim Bedard — 207 Zurich Ladies Bowling League March 6, 1978 Team Pin Poppers Starlites Roxy Rollers Packers Red Gables Town & Country 6 Ups & Downs Alley Oops Happy Gang Road Runners Little Rascals Jolly 6 Weekly High Triple Points Carmel Sweeney Elaine Datars Monica Bedard Leona Rader Sandra Dickert Hilda Vanderhoeck Marlene Bedard Judy Clausius Shiela Willert Helen Faber Janet Durand Wanda McClinchey High Single — Leona Rader — 388 High Triple — Sandra Dickert — 811 High Average — Helen Faber — 207 Givelo Easier Seals. Total Points 614 97 569 127 573 55 579 1221/2 590 71 613 119 578 53 656 105 549 52 783 112 550 18 676 1131 THE BIG DI;1 ZURICH OPEN Fri. 5-12:30 Sat. 12.12:30 Sun. 12-10 p.m. Open Full Time After May 24 for Phone Orders. 236-4923 Sat. Night 8-? Sun. afternoon 2-5 Sun. evening 8-10 p.m. Special rates for groups and family bowling. For Reservations Phone 236-4923