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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-02-06, Page 15PAGE 16 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1975 Midgets win opener (by John Haggitt) On Monday night the Zurich Midgets travelled to Blyth for the first game of the W.O.A.A. quarter finals, at feating Blyth 6-4. Zurich opened the scoring at the 10:10 mark of the first period with Wayne Clarke scoring assisted by Randy McKinnon. , At the .14 second mark of the second period Wayne Schilbe scored assisted by Fred Mommer steeg and Marty Becker. Blyth carne back at the 2.40 mark with a goal by Brian Bromley. Zurich made it 3-1 at the 3:30 mark with -an unassisted effort by Wayne Clarke. Blyth went ahead with three goals by Steve Bromley, Ron Plunkett and Terry Pearce. At the 13:40 mark Marty Becker got the first of two quick goals with assists going to Fred Morn- mersteeg and Wayne Schilbe. Thirty seconds later the same line-up scored again. Zurich came out in the third period and scored at the 5:30 mark on a goal by Randy Mc- Kinnon, assisted by Dan Laporte, to make the final score 6-4. Randy Oke played a great game in the net for Zurich. There was only eleven penalt- ies with Zurich getting a mis- conduct and six minor penalt- ies, and Blyth four. Next game is Friday night at 7 p.m. at the Zurich arena. Bantams defeat Blyth On Tuesday night, February 4, the Blyth Bantams journeyed to Zurich for the first game of the W.O,A,A. quarter finals. The Zurich lads came up with a decisive 7-1 win. In the first period goals were scored by JimOesch, assisted by Barry Overholt. A few min - poultry dub el,,,ct- officers The annual meeting of the Huron County Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock Association was held in the OMAF board room in Clinton on Tuesday evening, January 28. The following slate of officers were voted in for 1975: president, Clifford Pepper, vice-president, Ronald , Richey; secretary -treasurer, Harvey Daniel; assistant secret- ary, Bert Mills; directors (3) Earl Becker, Donald Dearing, Douglas Vincent; auditors, George Tiernan, Bert Mills;. reporter, Victor Daniel. The treasurer reported a nice balance for 1974 and following his report an interesting prog- ram was mapped out for 1975. A dutch auction for a pair of white Wyandottes was held and the winner was Wally Saville. The Wyandottes were donated by. Clifford Pepper. Coffee and donuts rounded out a very enjoyable evening. utes later Paul Haggitt banged one past the Blyth goalie on a pass from Jim Oesch and Wayne Thiel. In the second period Zurich came on strong scoring four goals. Jim Oesch scored his second goal on a pass from Lind- say Laporte. Steven Grainger scored a few minutes later on a pass from Grant Love and Bob Mommersteeg. Tom Keen- an scored the third goal of the period with the assist going to Wayne Haunather. Blyth finally got on the score sheet with a goal by Steve Howson assisted by Dale Whitfield. The final goal of the period was scored by Ken Oesch assisted by Steve Grainger. The final goal of the game calve in the third period off the stick of Jim Oesch assisted by Paul Haggitt. Each team drew five penalt- ies in the game. The next game in the best of three will be in Blyth on Friday night at 8:30 p.rn. 0 UNITED CHURCH NOTES Earle Shapter provided the special music for the service of worship in Ilensall United Church Sunday tnowning. He sang a solo, "Fear not ye, O Israel, " accompanied on the organ by Mrs. Turkheisn. Rev. Don Beck preached on the serm- on. topic "Christ's Ambassadors.' OPEN DAILY DINNERS Mon. to Fri, and Sun. 5:00 to 7:00 Sot. 5:00 to 8500 BREAKFAST Weekdays 7:30 a.m. - Noon Sat. & Sun. 8:00 a.rn, to Noon LUNCH Every Day 12:00 Noon to 1:00 p.m. You Are Always Welcome! Dining Room Licensed Under LLBO SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 for your listening and dancing pleasure Gary Boyle Duo Green Forest Motor Hotel YOUR HOSTS: "PETE" and '`CAROLE" DEITZ ' HIGHWAY 21 GRAND BEND Lyric!' Atoms `eat Bayfield end Clinton (by Mark Kirk) On Wednesday, January 29 the Zurich Atoms played Bay- field in Zurich and beat them 8-2. It was a lucky night for Mark Kirk when he scored four goals. David Erb picked up two while Gord Love and Brian Horner each score one apiece. ZURICH 3 - CLINTON 2 (by Brian Horner) On Saturday the Zurich Atoms travelled to Clinton for an afternoon game. The Zur- ich team defeated Clinton 3-2. Early in the first period Clinton went ahead 1-0 on a goal frombehind the net. Ian Peck of Clinton passed the puck which hit Kevin Oke and bounced in the net. Both teams skated fast and checked well for the second period but neith- er team could put the puck behind the goalies. David Erb tied the score for Zurich early in the third period on a shot from the blue line. Three minutes later Zurich went ahead 2-1. on a goal by Brian Horner. Clinton tied the score 2-2 on a goal by Brad Hymers. With three minutes left in the third period David Smith scored a well-deserved goal for Zurich. Clinton lifted their goalie in the last minute but the Zurich team kept the play in the centre ice area. Every- one on the Zurich team played a strong game to defeat the well balanced Clinton squad. Bayfield council (continued from page 14) and Report at a recent meeting of Cabinet Ministers in London; also one from Frank Miller, Minister of Health, for the brief presented at the same meeting with special mention being made to the petition bearing over 300 signatures from the village. The reeve also plans to attend the 22nd annual conference of AMO in Graven- hurst on May 8, 9, 10. Council approved grants of $800 to the Bayfield Volunteer Fire Department PARK GOOERICN 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524.7811 AIR CONDITIONED WED, THUR.. FRI..SAT FEBRUARY 5,6.7.8 Twu shows nightly 7 p.mand9 p.m. Saturday Mallnec t. 10 P.m. FREE LIST SUSPENDED The Life and Times of GRIZZLY ADAMS i The True story ole men exiled In the wilderness and how he learns to survive vld♦MII11SA, tI ,I I411,1 , .4, SUN MON. TUES FEB 9. is 11 Incv'rcunc] lilttheir•\,I SUMMER OF 142 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT CIaSS WEO., 'TNUR, FRI.. 5AT, FEBRUARY 11. 11. 14.15 II Ihls mown doesn t make your skin crawl IT'S ON TOO TIGHT! • Zurich Peewees win twice MITCHELL 3 - ZURICH 1 On Wednesday January 26, Zurich was defeated by the strong Mitchell crew. The score was opened by Mitchell in the first period by Jay Heinbuck. Zurich rallied in the second period to tie the score when Kerry Bedard netted a goal assisted by Greg Kirk. Heinbuck added his next goal assisted by Greg Kirk. Heinbuck added his next goal in the second period, and then came back with his third goal in the last period to gain their victory. ZURICH 3 - HENSALL 1 On Saturday, February 1, Zurich was robbed time and time again by goal -tending, but finally managed to get on the score sheet in the third per- iod. Robert Willert tipped in a shot from Kerry Bedard to start the scoring, but Hensall tied the game on a goal by Par- ker. With less than a minute to play, Kris Bedard scored on a break -away. Then, with an open net in favour of an extra attacker for Hensall, Kerry Bedard broke out and scored on a pass from Greg Kirk. This ends the 18 game South Zone schedule for the Peewees with 16 wins and two losses to gain second place, only one point behind Mitchell. Flyers down Jura crew The Zurich Flyers came up with an easy 8-2 victory over Jura in South Huron Hockey League action last Sunday after- noon. They scored five times in the first period, when Richard Schilbe blinked the red light twice and Kevin McKinnon, Ron Rader and Rod Chapman once each. Bob Henderson scored the lone goal for the visitors. Ron Rader with his second goal of the game, and Pat Bed- ard with his first, increased the local's lead to '7-1 in. the second stanza. The two teams traded third period goals when McKinnon came through with his second of the game for the Flyers, and -Jim Laird found the range for the Jura crew. Six minor penalties were called against Zurich, while the visitors picked up four min- ors, one misconduct and one match penalty. Next home game for the local will be on Monday night, Feb- ruary 10, when they play host to the Centralia College team. The playoffs are scheduled to begin in the next week or 10 days. much. e at iscount ave's 1:. T.lRrsr..•_s ti m' Pi sr Your home has more charm, is quieter and easier to keep clean if you have carpeting. 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