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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971
Fliers lose opener by one goal
With only a couple of pract-
ices under their belt, the Zur-
ich Flyers carne out on the short
end of a 5-4 score in the open-
ing game of the South Huron
Hockey League at Huron Park
on Monday night, The only
difference in the two teams
was a disastrous second period
for the Flyers, when they saw
Huron Park score four unanswer-
ed goals.
After Bob Pinter opened the
scoring for Huron Park at the
7.55 marls in the first period,
the Flyers carne back strong
and at the midway mark Larry
Merrier tied the game on a neat
scoring effort from Gerald
Schantz and George Suplat.
Four minutes later Bob Johnston
shot the Flyers into a 2-1 lead
with assists going to Bob Merri-
er
erner and Glenn Overholt.
The Flyers legs seemed to
give out in the second period,
as Torn Millmar and Don Skin-
ner each scored once, and
Larry Brintnell came through
with two big markers for Huron
Park.
In the third period the Flyers
regained their form of old and
stormed back with two big
goals, but they were still one
short of tying the game. Gerald
Shantz scored the first marker
at 8.14 on an unassisted play,
and then just a minute and a
half later Glenn Overholt bang-
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ed in a pass from Bob Merner
and Suplat. Eben though they
tied desperately for the remain-
der of the game, the Flyers
just couldn't come up with the
equalizer.
Penalties took their toll on
the Flyer's offensive, especially
in the third period when they
were handed out five to only
one for Huron Park. Throughout
the game, the Zurich crew
were given 10 penalties, comp-
ared to only four for the Huron
Park six.
First home game for the
Flyers will be next Tuesday
night, when they play ht,,. to
Hensall at 8.3 0 p.m.
In other league action to date,
Iluron Park defeated the Cent-
ralia College team by a 3-2
score, Tonight, the Dashwood
Bears will play Centralia Col-
lege at the Huron Park arena.
Dashwood opened their home
season on Zurich ice on Friday,
November 12, when they play ,
host to their arch -rivals, the
Zurich Flyers,
The 1971 hockey season will
open in the Zurich Arena next
Tuesday night, November 9,
when the Zurich Flyers will
play host; to the IlensallGen-
erals in the newly -formed
South Iluron Intermediate flocl<-
ey League,. Game time will
be 8.30 p.m.
Local hockey fans will be in
for some real good hockey this
season, with the new league
which has been formed. Other
teams are Dashwood, Centralia
College and Huron Park. Both
the Zurich Flyers and the Dash-
wood Bears will be using the
Zurich Arena for their home ice
The new league is classed as
a strictly honte-brew league,
and fans will have no problem
identifying the players on their
favourite team.
For the Zurich Flyers, Percy
Bedard and Glenn Gascho will
be guarding the nets, and on
defence they have Dick Bedard,
Sid Ramer, George Suplat,
Barry Bloch and Bob Farquhar.
Up front the Flyers will have
Bob Johnston, Bob Merrier,
Glenn Overholt, Kevin IvlcKin-
non, Paul Corriveau, Ron
Desjardine, Aubrey Bedard,
Larry Merner, and Gerald
Shantz. Several other players
are expected to join the team
within the next couple of weeks.
Jerry Rader has been named
as manager of the team, and
for the present time Dicl< Bed-
ard will be handling the coach -
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ing reigns.
The keen rivalry which exist-
ed in the Zurich Rec League
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ich and Dashwood will no doubt
be renewed in this grouping,
and fans can be assured of
plenty of action when the two
teams clash.
With the co-operation of
the teams participating, the
Citizens News hopes to provide
coverage of all the games
played in this league during the
season.
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Assessre t he
on hot seat
(by Shirley J. Keller)
Barry Eastwood, head of the
Regional Assessment office
located in Huron County, was
on the hot seat Friday as mem-
bers of county council quest-
ioned him about certain as-
pects of the work done by his
office.
One of the main areas of
concern seemed to be whose
responsibility it was to seek out
new assessment - the assessment
office or the local municipal
officials.
Eastwood told council it
would take co-operation bet-
ween the two departments. He
said common sense would
dictate that it would be far too
costly for the assessment dep-
artment to crisscross the county
often enough to pick up all the
new assessment and that a
report from the municipal
people would be most helpful.
Eastwood noted that the full
impact of the provincial equal-
ized assessment system would
not be felt until 1974 when
assessments will be based on
real estate values. He claimed
this would be a more satisfact-
ory arrangement with the prop-
erty owner having a more gen-
eralized and easily understood
scale to go by when appealling
assessment.
Eastwood further suggested
that after 1974, the "complete
Assessment Act will be rewrit-
ten"... but he admitted he was
"second guessing the govern-
ment" iii this regard.
Council will hear from East-
wood again in November when
he will be recalled to council
for further questioning.
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Dashwood foremen
sponsor dance
Dashwood volunteer firemen
held a costume dance Friday,
October 29. Winners in the cost-
ume parade were; best dressed
lady, Nancy Scott; best dressed
man, Lloyd Miller; best dres-
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Riddell; costume most depicting
Hallowe'en, Barbara Miller.
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