Zurich Citizens News, 1970-04-16, Page 16PAGE SIXTEEN
Gerald Weido Top
Scorer on Bantams
In winning the all -Ontario
Bantam E championship this
season, .the Zurich Bantams
rung up an enviable record of
achievements. In the regular
season they played a total of
17 games, winning 15, tying one
and losing only one.
In 14 playoff games, the team
posted a record of 13 wins, no
ties, and only one loss. As well,
the team played nine exhibition
and tournament games, and won
seven of thein. They tied one
and lost the other.
The top man as far as scoring
points on the team was concern-
ed was captain Gerald Weido,
who scored a total of '71 goals
throughout the regular and play-
off schedules. In addition, he
picked up a total of 04 assists,
to give him a grand total of
135 points.
Next in line was Pat Bedard,
who scored 02 goals and picked
up 51 assists, for a grand total
of 113 points. Bill Bedard was
third in the scoring race with
33 goals and 40 assists, for 73
points.
Complete statistics are as
follows:
G A PTS
Gerald Weido '71 64 135
Pat Bedard 62 51 113
Bill Bedard 33 40 73
Peter Hesse 27 12 39
Dave Cyr 10 19 29
Dari Schilbe 9 15 24
Rick Grenier 8 11 19
Brad Oke 7 10 17
John Morn nersteeg 7 9 16
Ron Rader 8 7 15
4 8 12
0 4 4
1 3 4
0 2
Joe Kenda
Steve Durand
Bill Webster
Ron Regier
The players and management
of the Zurich Bantam hockey
team wish to express their sin-
cere thanks and appreciation to
all the loyal fans who supported
them so well all season. They
express special thanks to those
who madeptheir homecoming
such a wonderful surprise the day
they won the all -Ontario champ-
ionship, and to all the parents,
relatives and friends of the team
who gave such fine co-operation
all season. The players also
thank the Zurich Bowling Lanes
for the fine night of bowling
they provided for them free of
charge last Saturday evening.
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Emmanuel U CW
Entertain Guests
Emmanuel United Chuxch,
Zurich, held their United Church.
Women's meeting on Thursday,
April 9, at eight o'clock.
Guests were present from
Goshen United Church and Car-
mel Presbyterian Church of Hen-
sall.
The meeting was opened with
a piano selection by the pianist,
Mrs. Merano Steckle. Mrs. El-
wood Truemner, as leader,
read a poem entitled "This We
Ask." The scripture lesson was
read by Mrs. William Hay, fol-
lowed by a prayer by Mrs. Dor-
othy Koehler. After the thank -
offering was taken, Mrs. George
Bullock read a poem on spring.
The "Village Folk" entertain-
ed with three numbers.
The guest speaker, Mrs. Arth-
ur Whilsmith, of Exeter, brought
a message on "House cleaning
our house and our minds."
Mrs. William Siebert thanked
Mrs. Whilsmith and presented
her with a small, token of ap-
preciation from the U.C.W.
The meeting was closed with
a hymn, followed by the bene-
diction.
During a short business period,
Mrs. George Bullock, the pres-
ident, displayed the quilts that
were completed this winter.
These included a crib quilt and
a large one to be sold at the
Bean Festival in Zurich, also
four quilts for relief.
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
ORIGINAL
LAUREL AND HARDY
THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970
Classic silent motion pictures starring two of the world's most
beloved clowns, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, will be a special
presentation on the CBC TV network on Saturdays at 7 p.m.,
starting April 18. The series of films, packaged and produced
by CBC -TV, features live musical accompaniment by well known.
Canadian pianist -organist and band leader Horace Lapp.
Zurich Kings Win Rec League Hockey
Title in Victory Over Bluewater Crew
In a sudden death hockey
game played to decide the
champs of the Rec League,
the Zurich Kings dumped the
Bluewater team 11-6 to win the
Zurich Rec League Title for
1969-70.
The Zurich victory was head-
ed by Gerald Shantz who acc-
ounted for four of the victors
goals. Phil Overholt aided to
the cause blinking the red light
twice. Single goals went to
Dave Stark, Don Hesse, John
Gascho, Paul Hesse and Larry
Merner.
Paul Charette and Dennis
Beierling had two goals each
for the Bluewater. Don Geiger
and Clarence Rau added the
extra markers.
Bluewater held a 3-1 edge
after one period of play but
the second period saw Zurich
outscore the Bluewater 5-1 to
take a slight 6-4 lead. In the
last period Zurich again out-
scored the Bluewater 5-2 to
give them the Rec League Pen-
nant.
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