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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-12-15, Page 19CHRISTMAS BELLS—Left, Sandra Datars and Margaret Deichert have spent a number of recesses painting these bells on the public school windows. The students are trying to give the public school a little of that Christmas spirit. Photo by McKinley Atoms lose to Milverton December 7, the Zurich Atoms travelled to Milverton to play a close game they were to lose by a score of three to two. The first period of the game was a close fought battle with neither team managing to make things click and score. The second period, Zurich seemed to 'have things going well as they opened the scoring with a goal by Dean Armstrong assisted by Rick Kuepfer. Dean followed this goal up with another one several minutes later. This time Dean was assisted by Derek McKinnon. Milverton managed to score one goal before the period ended .so Zurich left the ice with a 2 to 1 lead. In the third period, nothing seemed to go right for Zurich as they failed to find the net. Milverton however had no such problem scoring two goals to take the lead and win the game by a score of 3 to 2. The Atoms played again Wednesday, December 8, this time in the Zurich arena against Brussels. However, the home ice advantage did not seem to help the Atoms as they were defeated by a score of 7 to 1. Brussels scored twice in the first period and once in the second to take a 3 to 0 lead going into the third. Stanley grants '500 to Clinton hospital fund Stanley township council has . decided to grant the Clinton Save the Hospital fund $500. • The decision was made at last week's council meeting. The Fanners Union will receive a donation of $100 from council and the Federation of Agriculture will get $400. A drainage tile application for $4,000 was accepted and council passed a bylaw to issue money to farmers for tile drainage for $29,700. Accounts were: general $119,738, roads $6,190, Mc- Gregor -Horton drain $3,493 and Ontario Home Renewal $1,611. The final meeting of the year for the Stanley council will be Thursday, December 16. Zurich made a comeback in the third period as they opened the scoring with a goal by Derek McKinnon, assisted by Darcy Martin. Unfortunately, Brussels rallied back with four more goals to defeat Zurich by a score of 7 to 1. Citizens News, December 15, 1976 -Page 19, Flyers win two DEC. 12. In a game played December 12, the Zurich Flyers defeated Hensall by a score of seven to four. Hensall opened the scoring in the first period with a goal by Fred Campbell, assisted by Steve Knight. After that, the first period belonged to the Flyers as Rick Schilbe tied the score unassisted. Ron Desjard- ine then gave the Flyers the lead with a goal assisted by Glenn Overholt and Pat Bedard. Padding their lead, the Flyers scored twice more in the first period with goals by Glenn Overholt and Steve Bedour, assists by Ron Desjardine, Bill Hay and Steve Haberer. Zurich came out flying in the second period to score twice in the first ten minutes. Glenn Overholt scored his second of the game assisted by Rori Des - j ardine and Rick Schilbe scored unassisted. Then it was Hen- sall 's turn to rally as they came on with two goals in ten sec- onds. Fred Campbell scored his second of the game assisted by Bill Cameron and Steve Knight, followed ten seconds later with a goal by Steve Knight assist- ed by Paul McClinchey. Hensall added one more goal before the end of the period as Steve Knight got his second of the game to bring the score to Zurich six, Hensall four. Only one goal was scored in the third period as Bill Hay assisted by ,Kevin McKinnon and Dave Cyr made the final score Zurich seven, Hensall four. DEC 13 Monday night, December 13, the Zurich Flyers defeated Huron Park in Huron Park by a score of eight to two. Zurich took the lead in the first period with two consecu- tive goals. Steve Haberer open- ed the scoring for the Flyers assisted by Jim Ramer. Pat Bedard assisted by Pete Postill and Ron Desjardine gave the Flyers their second goal. Be- fore the end of the first period, Huron Park began a comeback with a 'goal by Rick Funston assisted by Bob Pinter. The second period belonged totally to Zurich as they salted away four goals while holding Huron Park scoreless. Rick Schilbe scored twice for the Flyers along with Pete Postill and Bob Farquar. Assists went to Pete Postill, Jim Ranier and Steve Haberer. At the end of the second period, the score stood -at Zurich six, Huron Park one. Again in the third period Zurich came out flying as Bob Farquar scored unassisted early in the. period. Huron Park fin- ally found the target and Randy Sommerville gave their score a boost to two, but Zurich manag- ed one more before the end of the game as Ron Desjardine connected on a pass from Pat Bedard. The final score was Flyers eight, Huron Park, two. "Tolerance is the only real test of civilization." Sir Arthur Helps 11 4Ny- ;LiiliTr1� 4 BALL-MACAULAY LTD. HENSALL HOMECARE BUILDING CENTRE 262.241 Not the right carpet in stock? That's not the case at Bali - Macaulay. Choose from hundreds of samples available for immediate delivery. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR CHRISTMAS SPECIAL. FREE INSTALLATION FOR NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER SHOP EARLY, TO GUARANTEE INSTALLATION 4Ada: rf' i 8: i EiVIA •:SAoo;a:•a:A