Zurich Citizens News, 1970-01-08, Page 13THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1970
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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PRODUCTION LINE - These three youthful hockey players, Gerald Weido, Bill Bedard and
Pat Bedard, might easily be called a production line as they score goals almost at will for
the Zurich Bantams. Last Saturday in a game played at Watford in connection with the Silver
Stick Hockey Tournament, each one of the boys blinked the red light twice, to lead their
team to an easy 9-2 victory over the Sarnia Indians. They play again in Watford on Sunday.
Obituary
DAVID GEROMETTE
Funeral mass for David L. Ger-
omette, of London, was held at
St. Peter's Basilica, London, on
Wednesday, January 7. Intermenn
was in St. Peter's cemetery.
Mr. Geromette passed away in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
on Sunday, January 4.
Surviving are four brothers,
Napoleon and Norman, both of
London, Leonard and Ivan, both
of Detroit; two sisters, Mrs. Paul
(Jenny) Masse, Windsor, and
Mrs. Remi (Louise) Denomme,
of Zurich.
Mitchell Defeats
Zurich Peewees
(by Doug Turkheim)
Over the holidays the Mitchell
Pee Wees visited Zurich and
travelled home with a 4-3 victor)
Mitchell goals were scored by
Doug Dietz and Murray Elliott
who each scored twice.
Zurich goals were scored by
Kim McKinnon, Greg Love and
Derek O'Brien.
There were six penalties cal-
led with Mitchell drawing five
and Zurich one.
Squirts Defeat
Adastral Park
(by Doug Turkheim)
Monday night the Zurich
Squirts downed the, Adastral
Park team by an 8-1 score.
The Zurich attack was led by
Jeff O'Brien and Wayne Thiel,
who each blinked the red light
twice. Singles were added by
Lindsay Laporte, John Hagitt,
Gary Love and Ricky O'Brien.
Adastral Park loner was scor-
ed by Randy Mason.
There were two penalties, one
to each team.
Zurich Squirts Play
in Silver Stick
(by Doug Turkheim)
On Friday,morning, January
2, the Zurich Squirts travelled
to Forest to compete in the an-
nual Silver Stick tournament.
The Zurich team was downed
by the Sarnia Indians by a score
of 6-3.
Zurich goals were scored by
Jeff O'Brien, who blinked the
red light twice and Gary Love
accounted for the third.
The loss of the game made
it impossible to continue in the
tournament.
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Zurich Juveniles
Tie Gorrie Six
(by Doug Turkheim)
On Monday, December 22,
the Zurich Juveniles came close
to their first victory but let their
one goal lead go with two sec-
onds remaining the game, leav-
ing it a 6-6 tie.
Zurich's first goal was counted
for in the first stanza by Aubrey
Bedard. In the last period goal
scorers for Zurich were Shane
McKinnon with a hat -trick and
John McKinley adding two. .
There were a total of 21 pen-
alties handed out in the game
with Zurich drawing 12 and
Gorrie nine. There were four
major penalties for fighting.
Zurich Bantams In
First Place
(by Doug Turkheim)
On December 22, the Zurich
Bantams put themselves in first
place in their standing, being
the first team to down Seaforth
by a 3-2 score.
Zurich scored their goals in
the first period off the sticks of
Gerald Weido with two and Dave
• Cyr, one.
Seaforth goals were scored in
the first and last period being
accounted for by Don Nicholson.
There were seven penalties
handed out with Seaforth drawing
four and Zurich three.
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Hensall Council Holds Inaugural Session
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smith, and the clerk prepare
a by-law for same and send it
to the 0, KB, for approval."
Motion was carried.
Building permits were approv-
ed for: George Parker for ren-
ovations to the home, and for
Mrs. Fred Bonthron, for same
to her home.
John Baker reported that the
property committee had ordered
drapes, two chairs, filing cab-
inet and a card index for the
library.
•New1 elected councillor Paul
Neilands voiced his opinion that
the village should look for more
land to accomodate people who
will be working for the bew
Boise Cascade plant. Reeve
Jaques agreed "up to a point"
but felt he would like to wait
and see the report of the Coun-
ty Planning and Development
Board.
By-law #1, 1970, was given
first and second readings s but
due to the necessity ofgone more
member for the Recreation,
Parks and Community Centre
Board, will not receive final
readings until the February
meeting.
Bills and accounts in the am-
ount of $1, 972.39 were ordered
paid and the meeting adjourned
to convene again on February 2.
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