Zurich Citizens News, 1974-01-10, Page 15THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1974
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE 15
Flyers down Centralia 10-2
(by Danny Turkheim)
The Zurich Flyers swamped
Centralia College in South Hur-
on Hockey leage action last
Sunday in Zurich, by a score
of 10-2.
First period scoring was cont-
rolled by the Zurich Crew on a
goal from Paul Corriveau at the
4.59 mark, leaving the locals
in a 1-0 lead at the end of the
first session.
Zurich again started the scor-
ing midway through the second
stanza on goals from Kevin
McKinnon and Ron Corriveau,
leaving them in a 3-0 lead pos-
ition at the end of the second.
There was a ,otal of nine
goals scored in the third period
with Zurich scoring seven and
the College drawing two. Zur-
ich's marksmen were Brian
Campbell, scoring three, Kevin
McKinnon, Pat Bedard, Ron
Rader and Ron Desjardine each
scoring once. Craig Schwindt
and Nick Barday each managed
to score once for the college
boys.
There were six minor penalt-
ies and three major fighting
penalties, with Zurich drawing
four minors and two majors
Zurich Atoms win two
(by Danny Turkheim)
The Zurich Atoms played
three games last week winning
two and loosing one to Mitchell
Their first game was played
in Zurich with the locals giving
up a close 3-2 loss to Mitchell.
Mitchell started the scoring
on a goal from Dave Heinbuck.
Robert Willert tied the game in
the second period on a goal
from Mike Masse.
Brian Horner scored the go-
ahead goal for Zurich in the
third period on a pass from Dav-
id Smith. Dave Heinbuch tied
the game and then came back
to score the winning goal for
Mitchell in the third period,
giving them a close 3-2 margin
over Zurich.
The Atoms played again on
Friday in Bayfield coming up
with a 6-3 victory. Bayfield
took the lead early in the first
period on goals from Merner
and Payne. Zurich matched
Bayfield's two goals in the sec -
and on goals from Jim and Rob-
ert Willert.
Dale Stevenson scored the
go-ahead goal for Bayfield late
in the second period.
Zurich controlled the scoring
in the third period on goals
from John McAllister, David
Smith, Jim and Robert Willert,
giving them a 6-3 victory.
The Atoms played an exhibit-
ion game last Sunday against
the Exeter "B" team, skunking
them by a score of 13 -1, Robert
Willert scored Zurich's first
goal in the first period. Marks-
men in the second stanza were
John McAllister scoring once
and Robert Willert scoring twice
giving Zurich a 4-0 lead at the
end of the second.
Third period marksmen were
Jim Willert scoring four, Robert
Willert scoring twice, and
Gordon Love, Brian Horner and
John McAllister each scoring
once. Exeter's only goal was
scored by Bruce Shaw leaving
Zurich with a 13-1 victory.
Bowling scores at Zurich Lanes
LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE, January 7, 1974
Alley Oops - Erla Smale - 560
Happy Gang - Mary Orr - 529
Jolly Six - Iva Reid - 668
Packers - Frances Gibson - 725
Slow Pokes- Barbara McCann - 565
Starlites - Fat Schroeder - 562
Angels - Carmel Sweeney - 614
Town & Country Six - Doreen Dietrich -
Ups & Downs - Phylis Jeffery - 561
HIGH SINGLE - Nellie Trott - 346
HIGH TRIPLE - Betty Grenier - 780
HIGH AVERAGE - Wanda McClinchey - 199
Points
5
2
5
7
2
2
5
634 5
2
Total
Points
71
11
73
80
29
70
53
48
55
SENIOR MLZED BOWLING LEAGUE, January 3, 1974
Hi Hopes - E. Horner - 659
Ramblers - R. Finkbeiner - 654
Newcomers - R. Coleman - 549
Whippoorwills - L. Gascho - 548
Hawkeyes - F. Denomme - 581
Varieties - M. Laporte - 555
HIGH SINGLE - L. Willert - 301
HIGH TRIPLE - G. Sweeney - 757
4 50
3 54
2 53
5 14
3 74
4 70
THE
DOMINION
HOTEL
ZURICH
PROUDLY PRESENTS
MOZART'S
MELODY MAKERS
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JAN. 11 & 12
while the college drew the rem-
aining three penalties.
This Sunday afternoon the
Flyers play host to league -lead-
ing Shipka Bears in the local
arena. Game time is 2 p.m.
Peewees
win two
(by Danny Turkheim)
The Zurich Pee Wees played
two games during the past week
winning both. The first game
was played against Grand Bend
in Zurich with the local squad
taking a large 12-0 victory over
the helpless Grand Bend crew.
First period scorers were Ken
Oesch and Kerry Bedard each
scoring twice while Mark Regier
scored once. In the second
period Bob Mommersteeg, Mark
Regier and Grant Love each
scored once, giving Zurich an
8-0 lead at the end of the
second period.
Marksmen in the third period
were Tom Cyr and Steven
Grainger each scoring once and
Mark Regier scoring twice,
giving him a total of four goals
for the game. The goaltender,
along with his strong defence -
men, managed to shut out
Grand Bend giving Zurich their
12-0 victory.
The Pee Wees second game w
was played against Bayfield with
Bayfield taking a 6-1 beating.
There was only one goal scored
in the first period and that point
went to Ken Oesch. Second
period scorers were Jeff McKin-
non, Grant Love, Kerry Bedard,
and Ken Oesch each scoring
once, giving Zurich a 5-0 lead.
In the third period marksmen
were Grant Love for Zurich,
and Terry Telford scoring Bay -
field's only goal, leaving Zurich
with a 6-1 victory.
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Morris reeve 'Warden
Willian J. Elston, reeve of
Morris Township, was elected
warden of Huron County at the
inaugural meeting of council
Tuesday. He defeated three
other candidates to win on the
fourth ballot.
Mr. Elston, who has been on
county council for seven years,
replaces Roy V. Pattison, reeve
of East Wawanosh Township,
whose one-year term expired
January 1.
Also running for warden were
three other reeves; Ed Oddleif-
son, Village of Bayfield; Hugh
Flynn, Hullett Township and
Charles Thomas, Grey Town-
ship,
Mr . Elston's closest rival was
Mr. Thomas, who took 22 votes
compared to the victor's 30.
Two of the 45 reeves and dep-
uty reeves were absent, John
Turkheim of Zurich and J.F.
Flannery, of Seaforth.
Mr , Elston was nominated by
Joseph Dietrich, reeve of Steph-
en Township. In a speech to
council before the vote, Mr.
Elston said the county must
make an environment where
people will build more homes."
He also said the reeves must
work together to solve their
individual and collective probl-
ems.
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