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Zurich Citizens News, 1978-11-16, Page 11Golden Glimpses It appears that the weatherman intends to co- operate to -day for the local elections. A polling booth has been set up at the Home which will give our residents the opportunity to cast their ballots and take an active interest in the affairs of the community. On Tuesday evening, the Blue Water Auxiliary held their regular meeting at the Home. Mrs. Marie Gelinas, Margaret Gingerich, Martha Ducharme and Mary Lou Denomme were in charge of the meeting and programme which was presented in the dining -room and consisted of musical numbers by Mr. Mozart Gelinas, Jr. & Sr. piano, guitar and vocal solos by the three Ducharme sisters. A prayer for peace and a meditation was given by Mary Lou Denomme. Following the programme, a delicious lunch was served and the Auxiliary held the business part of the meeting. We hope you will remember our bake sale and tea to be held on Saturday afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Home. I am sure any donations of Home baking will be very much appreciated by the Auxiliary. We wish to invite the public to the series of movies beginning on Thursday, November 16th from 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. once per month. The first movie will be Ryan's Daughter and we hope the public will take advantage of these. The five Miller Sisters of Dashwood entertained the residents to an enjoyable evening on Thursday. The programme was held in the dining -room followed by refreshments. Bingo was played on Friday evening. Sunday November 12th was a big day for Miss Marie Gelinas who celebrated her 101st birthday at the home of her nephew Mozart and Marie Gelinas Sr. of Zurich. A large number of friends and relatives were on hand to help celebrate the happy occasion. We wish to thank Mr. Quimby Hess for the beautiful umbrella plant which will help beautify the lobby of the Home. The Sunday evening chapel service was con- ducted by Mr. & Mrs. Eric Luther of Hensall. Mr. Luther presided at the organ and Mrs. Luther sang a solo and conducted the worship service. B 1 N JACKPOT 5500 in 52 calfs 11 Reg. games $10 prize 3 Special games $12 prize 1 Share -the -wealth game 0 Wed Nov. 22 8:30 P.M. ZURICH ARENA SPONSORED BY ZURICH REC BOARD smosmowommemommonommomemen NO PERSON UNDER 16 WILL BE ADMITTED MOVING IN — Sunday afternoon the Zurich Buckeyes defeated the Grand Bend Colonials 4- 0. Early in the second period the Buckeyes had this three on one break with Steve Haberer, Pat Bedard and Grant Lee closing in on Colonial's goaltender John Hayter. Staff photo Buckeyes best opposition twice in SHHL action The Zurich Buckeyes had their best degree of success in the still young South Huron Hockey League season with the Buckeyes defeating Huron Park 8-5 Thursday in Huron Park and shutting out the Grand Bend Colonials 4-0 Sunday after- noon in Zurich. Sunday, the Buckeyes scored late in the first stan- za with Steve Bedour con- verting passes from Ron Rader and John Graham. Two minutes later, Kim McKinnon found the range while Paul Maguire of the Colonials was off for boar- ding. Gerald Weido and Graham assisted on the goal. There was no scoring in the second period although referees Harry Moir and Lee Tryon did call five penalties, four to Zurich and one to Grand Bend. In the third period, the Buckeyes hit the score sheet again as McKinnon picked up his second goal of the game. Getting his third assist of the evening was defencemen Graham. Pat Bedard also assisted. • With only 1:54 left to play Rader scored with the assist going to Dave Cyr. At Huron Park Mike Clarke and Glen Overholt Lead the way as they scored two goals each. Combines lose two games The Hensall Combines were on the losing end off two games this week going down to defeat against the Parkhill Merchants 4-1 Thursday and 13-2 Sunday. In Thursday's game Hen- sall scored the opening goal on an unassisted effort by Dwight Consitt. The Merchants scored two more goals in the first of their margin of victory and added goals in the second and third periods to ice the victory. The Combines were total- ly outclassed Sunday with their goals coming from Rick Ingram and Fred Campbell, Hensall plays tonight at home with CCAT supplying the opposition. The Buckeyes scored the only two goals of the first period as , McKinnon and Steve Haberer found the range. Picking up the assists were Graham and Grant Lee. With three minutes elaps- ed in the second stanza Zurich scored again with Ken Smale beating the Huron Park goalie. Graham and Rader assisted. In, a span of two minutes, two goals were scored by each side with Overholt scoring for the Buckeyes from Lee and Haberer. Zurich then scored on a powerplay with Rader doing the job. Smale and Ron Desjardine assisted. Following another Huron Park tally, the Buckeyes came back as Clarke scoring his second goal of the game unassisted. In the third period Bedard scored for the Buckeyes with an assist from Cyr. The Buckeyes final goal of the game came off the stick of Overholt with a little over four minutes remaining. Lee and Cyr assisted. 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