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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Dashwood Battles Zurich in Rec League
The stage is set for a show-
down battle between the Zurich
Kings and the Dashwood Bears,
in the Rec League hockey, follow•
ing the King's 7-6 victory over
their arch -rivals in the fourth
game of the series on Monday
night. The all important fifth
and deciding game will be play-
ed in the Zurich Arena on Thurs-
day night, beginning at 8 p.m.
Winner of this series will meet
Hensall in the final for the Re
League championship. Hensall
ousted the Zurich Juveniles in
the other half of Monday' night's
doubleheader, 10-6, to take
the series three games to none,
with one tied.
KINGS 7 - DASHWOOD 6
Bob Merner and Bob Johnston
with three goals each, led the
Kings to their '7-6 victory over
Dashwood. Paul Corriveau ac-
counted for the extra goal.
Stan and Larry Lovie, with two
goals each, led the Dashwood
effort, while Bill Hoffman and
Bud Desjardine each scored once.
Dashwood jumped into a 3-1
lead by the end of the first per-
iod, and appeared to be headed
for their third straight victory
of the series. However, in the
second period the Kings came on
strong and scored two goals to
tie the score at 3-3, while they
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held the hard -skating Bears off
the scoresheet.
Dashwood took an early lead
in the third period. but Zurich
roared right back with two
straight goals to take over once
again. Midway through the
session the Bears tied the score,
and then with three minutes to
go Zurich scored another to take
a 6-5 lead. At the 18.15 mark
Lovie scored his second goal to
knot the score at 6-6, but ten
seconds later Johnston scored the
winning marker on a neat pass-
ing play with Merner.
A total of eight penalties were
called in the game, with five of
them going to Dashwood.
HENSALL 10 - JUVENILES 6
Bill Chipchase, with three
goals, led Hensall to their vic-
tory over the Zurich Juveniles.
Murray Baker and Ken Smale
with two each, and Bob Carlile
Gary Kyle and Bill Taylor, with
one each, were the other marks-
men.
For Zurich Juveniles Paul Flax -
bard and John Gascho both scored
twice, whileRick Schilbe and
Ontario's system of property
tax reduction for home -owners
and tenants will continue in 1969
with a few changes, Municipal
Affairs Minister Darcy McKeough
announced in the Legislature this
week. He proposed two main
ammendments: The reduction
will amount to no more than 50
per cent of the local taxes on each
eligible property; crown -owned
properties, both federal and Pro-
vincial, are confirmed as being
eligible for tax reductions to ten- 1
ants.
Mr. McKeough said the system
had proved in practice to be "The
best available method" of relieving
the pressure of local taxation on
the individual household. It
provided more than $100 million
last year to some two million
households.
He described the system as a
practical short -run measure that
will likely be replaced at some 1
time in the future by the inclusion i
of property tax relief in a prov-
incial income tax system.
The same equalization factor
will be used in 1969 as in 1968, he
said, with certain exceptions such
as municipalities which have just
been reassessed.
"In other words, if a munici-
pality were to have the same mill
rate in 1969 as it had last year,
the amount of tax reduction apply-
ing to an individual household will
be the same. If the mill rete goes
up, the amount of tax reduction
will also go up." _
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The Hensall crew took a 3-0
lead in the first period, in-
creased it to 6-2 by the end of
the second period, anti then both
teams scored four times in the
third session.
Only two penalties were given
out in the final game, both
going to Hensall.
DASHWOOD 9 - KINGS 1
Dashwood Bears went one game
up in theseries last Thursday night
when they trounced the Zurich
Kings 9-1 in the third game of the
series . They scored two goals
in both the first and second periods
and then in the third ran rough
shod over the Kings when they
pumped five more by Percy Bed-
ard in the Kings net.
Zurich's lone goal came in the
second period, off the stick of
Bob Merner.
Bill Hoffman sparked the Bears
attack with three big goals, while
three players, Jim Hoffman, Pat
McKeever and Bud Desjardine
each scored two goals.
A total of 11 penalties were
called in the game with six of
them going to Dashwood.
HENSALL 7 - ZURICH JUV. '7
The Zurich Junreniles staved
off elimination last Thursday
night when they played to a '7-7
tie with Hensall in the third game
of their best -of -five series. They
took an early 3-1 lead in the first
period and then increased it to
4-2 by the end of the second,
In the first half of the third
period the Juveniles outscored
Hensall 3-1, but then started
slipping behind. The big blow
in the game carne in the last two
and a half minutes of play when
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1969
they picked up two bench pen-
alties. While these penalties
were being served Hensall man-
aged to come up with the tying
goal.
Don O'Brien and Paul Hesse,
with two goals each, sparked the
Zurich attack, while Aubrey
Bedard, Paul Flaxbard and John
Gascho each scored one.
For Hensall Bob Carlile was
the big gun with five goals,
while Bill Chipchase and Murray
Bell each tallied once.
Only four penalties were hand-
ed out, with each team drawing
two.
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