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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1958-03-19, Page 10PSE TEN ' Ilderton Defeats Local Flyers 11-9 In Overtime Game After leading all through the game, the Zurich Flyers were ed- ged out in overtime by the Ilder- ton Wildcats 11-9, and lost their best -of -five series for the Home- brew group title, 3 games to 1. However since Zurich is an inter- mediate "C" team, and Ilderton an intermediate "D" team, they will both advance in the WOAA playdowns. It was a case of too much O'Neils, as brothers Max and Stu scored all 11 goals for the Wild- cats. ildcats. There was no scoring in the first period, and in the second, the Flyers took a commanding 5-2 lead. In the third period the O'Neils outscored Zurich 5-2, to have reg- ulation time end in a 7-7 tie. Zurich took the lead in the overtime period, only to have the O'Neils tie it up again. 'Then Ild- erton took the lead, and seconds later Zurich tied the score. Two• unanswered .goals by Stu O'Neil, late in the overtime session, salted away the victory for the Wildcats. Bob McKinley and Don Hesse were the leaders of the Zurich attack, scoring three goals each. Don Gascho, Doug O'Brien and Don O'Brien each added single tallies. Jerry Rennie suffered a severe injury in the first period, when Boy sc u t News ZURICH Citizens NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1958 Smelt Should Be R.nnning In April. Mere Are Some New Regulations A month or so and the smelts should be running. Again this year Ontario residents may take smelt in dip -net up to six feet by six feet without a license dur- ing March, April and May, at any time of day or night, under a change in fisheries regulations• made last year. Previously, a $1 licence was required for dip -nets of more than three feet. A resident may use a seine -net up to 30 feet. by six feet to take smelt under the authority of a "Resident's Licence to take smelts for personal use". This licence is available from licence issuers at he was cross-checked, and hit his head very hard on the ice in the fall. Last report is that Jerry's condition is okay, although he suf- fered severe head pains. a fee of $1. The licence permits the .possession and use of one net. Several helpers may accompany the licensee and assist in his op- eration of the net. The helpers, if residents of Ont- ario, do not necessarily require licences to assist in the netting since they are not in possession of the net, according to 1958 reg- ulations just announced by Lands and Forst Minister the Hon. Clare E. Ma+pledoraTn, A non-resident may take smelt under the authority of a "Non- resident's Licence to take smelts for personal use", This licence is available from licence issuers at a fee of $5. This licence permits the taking •of smelt by means of a dip -net or a seine -net and it is necessary for each non-resident who assists in the fishing to be in possession of the non-resident lic- ence to take smelts. .. w 'F�,��"��S�ix'i' �:':?t5ii8 r�ir :U;:;: ':'tt��iY�•rii;:ik:. ::qi•9�:�: %:I§'au;'.1a.<� (By Pat O'Brien, A.S.M.) In the past few years the Zurich troop has been malting great ad- vancements. For instance, in the year 1956, Ken Weido land myself were awarded the Qeen Scout Badge, .on certificate 'byy the Hon- ourable Louis O. Breithaupt, L.L.D. This badge isthe highest award you can reach in the Boy Scouts. This was a great honour for the troop. The same year in May, the district held a camporee. The first Zurich troop sent up three patrols, and we came home with first, second and third honours. This, by itself, was a great honour to receive, but the important th- ing was that we were well prep- ared and that we worked together. Last Saturday a group of Scouts worked together by collecting pap- ers. This was an all day job, but by working together we made it worthwhile. We collected, to my estimation, two tons of paper. Keep up the good work, boys, and together we will go places in Scouting. There will be another paper drive this Friday afternoon, starting at four o'clock, Have pap- ers out an the sidewalk, tied in small bundles, and the Scouts will pick them up. Until we see you again ,this is your Scout master, saying, "Good Scouting." Huron County Farming Report Some trees have been tapped and maple syrup is on the market about $6.50 per gallon. 'Considerable interest has been shown in the use of nitrogen on fall wheat. Since the Seed Fair and panel discussion on Land Use Survey .considerable number of applicants have been received for that ser- vice. Interest in varieties of grain and small seeds are increasing. The price of weanling pigs is up to $20 and highs of $23 for beef have been reported. Rubber Stamps and larking Devices of every description Also Stamp Pads Sold by Zurich Citizens News ASK ABOUT DE-KALB FLOCKS Place Your Orders Now UNITS CHICK HATCHERY PHONE 697 r 3 HENSALL R.R. 1, ZURICH Zurich In I'nternrtediate "C" Playdowns With Brussels and Clifford Teams The Zurich Flyers, who are now finished with their group playoffs, will advance into the WOAA Hoznebrew, Intermediate "C" play - downs. Three teams, Clifford, Brussels and Zurich, +will compete in a round robin series, with the two top teams then playing off in the finials. First home game for Zurich is on Thursday, March 20, when Brussels will be the visitors. On Saturday, March 27, the Flyers will play host to the Clifford six. Here is the complete schedule for Zurich games: Tuesday, March 18—Zurich at Clifford Thursday, March 20—Brussels at Zurich Saturday, March 22—Clifford at Zurich Saturday, March 29—Zurich at Brussels DAILY SERVICE London to 041, Zurich District -, LIVESTOCK TWICE WEEKLY CEMENT and ROAD GRAVEL, FILL and TOP SOIL BULLDOZER SERVICE EXCAVATING and GRADING ii4H4H'FH�H HiH4H HyH4 '4414H�H iiyH�H ti agents for PARISIAN LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS F'9*HpHyH4N�HgHy TH 41M<i+HfH?~44is: ♦�fh THIEL TRANSP11;:RT PHONE 186 ZURICH aMINEMsasmanommusemansmseaaracasavamo 1681140,159911 r John Diefenbaker Elston Cardiff rVate for a Government That Kept Its Promises1 10-p Published by the Huron Progressive Cbnservative Association