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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-06-13, Page 13i and the home crew posted a 5-1 win over Grand Bend to enter the "A" final against Goderich, who disposed of Blyth by a 2-0 verdict in the first round. Paul Bedard got Zurich off on the right foot in the final game when he blinked the lightTwice in the first period and they were never headed after that. Goals by Jeff Smith and Steve Consitt upped Zurich's lead to 4-0 before Goderich managed to beat Marty Merner to get on the score board in the middle frame. Goderich scored twice in the final period, while Mark Johnston added a single for Zurich to make the final score 5-3' for Zurich. Coach Bob Merner indicated he was pleasantly surprised at his team's showing against Goderich. He had watched Goderich beat Blyth in the opener and didn't think his kids had much chance against the county town squad. "But, they sure played a great game," he said after the victory and trophy presentations. The Zurich team had earlier won a trophy at the Bayfield novice tournament. April 13, 1977 Page 13 Atoms finish Sea _ on in overtime The Zurich Atoms lost tw o games to Blyth last week to put them out of the playoffs for this season. The best two games out of three series was very closely contended with Zurich winning MOST VALUABLE — Gord Brown, organizer of the annual Grand Bend Legion novice tournament presents the most valuable player awards following the "A" championship game won by Zurich on Fri- day. Paul Bedard won the honors for Zurich and the Goderich winner was Todd Gilchrist. Staff photo the first game and the second game ending in a tie after an overtime period was played out. Blyth won the last two games straight to win the series, both of which were won in overtime play, On April 4, Blyth defeated the Zurich team by a score of 3-2 with the winning goal coming in after nine minutes of overtime play, Zurich opened the scoring in the first period with a goal by Mike Bedard assisted by Derek McKinnon. Blyth tied the score in the second period and then pulled ahead in the third. Dean Arm- strong rmstrong scored single handed in the third period to tie the score for Zurich and push the game into overtime where Blyth managed a goal to win the game. The final game of the series was played in Blyth April 7 with Zurich coming out on the light end of a 4-3 score, again involving overtime. This time Blyth took the lead early in the first period and both teams were contained for the remainder of the first and all of the second period. Zurich came out flying in the third period and scored two fast goals to take the lead. With two minutes left in the game Blyth scored to tie the game and - force the two teams into an Zurich novice team takes trophy The Zurich novice team won their second trophy of the season, Friday, when they scored two wins to cop the "A" division of the annual Grand Bend Legion novice tournament. Four teams were entered in the event staged at the Zurich arena AUCTION SALE Antiques, Furniture and Household Effects Sale to be held on Premises for Mrs. Margaret Pfaff, Main St. West, Zurich Saturday, April 23 at 1 p.m. ANTIQUES: wicker chesterfield and chair, parlor tables, hall tree, fainting couch, assortment salt and peppers, oil lamps, Daisy churn, small iron kettles, Raymond sewing machine, some linens and quilts, chambers, china part toilet set, school desk. FURNITURE: chesterfield and occasional chair, 5 piece chrome set (excellent), studio couch, bed with white head- board, mirrors, dresser (excellent), dining chairs, table chest, card table set, electric stove 30" (good), utility table, step tables and coffee tables, Admiral TV (good), humidifier, assortment electrical appliances including toasters and kettle, some dishes and utensils, TV table set, wringer washer and tubs and many other items. Terms of sale cash MRS. MARGARET PFAFF, Prop., 236-4644 Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of sale. Percy Wright AUCTIONEER KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515 _Clearing Auction Sale of Farm Machinery & Household Fri., April 22 at 1 p.m. On Highway 21, five miles north of Grand Bend. Estate of Ira Desjardine. 8 N Ford tractor, side distributor and hourmeter; Dearborn 10 in. 2 furrow plow; Dearborn 3 pt 20 plate disc; Ferg 2 row stiff tooth cultivator; Kelly manure loader nearly new; 3 pt. spring tooth harrow; IHC 2 row 3 pt. cornplanter; snowblade attachment for loader; Little Giant 28 ft. elevator; IHC manure spreader 200T; Dearing 6 ft. team mower; Smalley hammermill and belt; Case pull combine and motor; 2 row bean puller; PTO grass seeder; 3 sec. light harrows; 12 ft. grain .auger and motor; IHC siderake; 2 wheel trailer with grain box 8x3x31/2; Tandem wheel steel machine trailer; Tandem wheel trailer for stockcars; 2000 lbs. scales; small scales; cream separator; 3 pt fertilizer spreader; Westinghouse refrigerator; washing machine; extension table and chairs; beer kegs; 3 redwood screendoors; aluminum aw- ning 81x34 1/2 ; cupboards and sealers Terms Cash Day of Sale Not responsible for accidents Hector McNeil AUCTIONEER Alvinston 898-5330 overtime period. Zurich scored first in the overtime period, but Blyth managed to again tie the score and with only one minute remaining in the overtime Blyth ATOM "D" PLAYER STANDINGS Name Dean Armstrong Rick Kuepfer Jeff Laporte Doug Schade Derek McKinnon Darcy Martin Mike Bedard Cam Steckle Gerry Smith Brian Steckle Tim Teeter scored to win the game and the series. Dean Armstrong score two of Zurich's goals with Rick Keupfer getting the third and Jeff Laporte getting one assist. Total Goals Assists Points 68 17 85 40 14 54 16 16 32 7 Y6 23 10 7 17 4 8 12 0 6 6 0 5 5 2 3 3 3 1 1 0 0 Karmen Bedard - Goals Against Average 3.25 1 Boneless 5 Rump or Sirloin Tip Roast Round Steak 0 or Roast Medium Ground Beef Schneiders Bucket of Chicken i i i i i Frozen Ocean Perch 5 lb. Bag of French Fries Ih 1.4 5 lb. $1.45 ib. 79c $2.99 lb. $1.45 $1.75 Inquire about prices on sides andq uarters o Local ocal Feed Lot Beef. We will cut and wrap to your specification CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING BEEF MONDA Y -- PORK TUESDA Y Laporte Meat Market•J MAIN ST ZURICH 236-4962 %% % r y i i i i In Friday's opener against Grand Bend, five players shared in the scoring as Zurich posted the 5-1 verdict. The scorers were Mark Johnston, Jeff Smith; Aaron Bullock, Steve Consitt and Greg Overholt. Overholt also picked up two assists, with others going to Mark Clausius, Paul Bedard, Mark Johnston, Scott Willert and Jeff Hoffman. Drawing assists in the 5-3 win over Goderich were Aaron Bullock with a pair and singles by Ed Meidinger, Greg Overholt, Mark Johnston, Paul Bedard, Ian Thiel, Robby Dickert and Steve Consitt. Paul Bedard was chosen as Zurich's most valuable player in the final game. Fail to win While Grand Bend failed to win in their two contests, they put on a good display for their fans. Nate Balaisis scored their only goal against Zurich, while Buddy Richardson scored three in their 7-4 loss to Blyth in the "B" Championship. Jim Ansley scored the other Grand Bend goal in that contest. Buddy Richardson was named the most valuable player for the resort crew in their final game. AutIn Sale Antiques, Furniture and Household Effects Saturday, April 16, 1 p.m. Sharp To be held on premises for Mrs. Ellen Thiel, Goshen St. North, across from Post Office, Zurich. ANTIQUES: 2 parlour rockers, 2 Boston rockers, 6 dining chairs and table, buffet with Tamp stands and leaded glass, 2 cane bottom chairs, cane back rocker, fan back chair, press back arm chair, pine table, wooden reading lamp, hand made cradle, string back bells, picture frames, butter bowl and paddle, old writing desk, old quilt box, walking canes, buck saw, wash board, cheese boxes, egg crate, old radio, commode, dresser with mirror, fainting couch, pedestals, hall tree, sewing machine, kitchen cabinet, oil lamps. FURNITURE: dresser lamps, 3 piece living room suite, mirror, magazine table, studio couch, pole lamp, hostess chair, smoker stand, 3 iron beds, dressers, wardrobe, child's train- ing chair, corner shelf, bird cage, lawn chairs, chrome table and 5 chairs, ironing board, chest silver, electric .stove and fridge, utility table, wringer washer, laundry tubs, clothes horse, cooking utensils, Coleman stove, meat saw, parlor tables, Admiral TV set, 4 PIECE BEDROOM SUITE, EXCELLENT, hamper and scales, garden tools, some dishes, many other items. TERMS OF SALE CASH The property has been sold, Mrs. Thiel has given , up housekeeping. - MRS. ELLEN THIEL, OWNER, 236-4143 Percy Wright AUCTIONEER KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515 Please Note: All bidders must register and receive a number. Sold items the responsibility of the purchaser. If paying by cheque supply own personalized cheque form from your bank. Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of sale.