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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1972-12-14, Page 16PAGE 16 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Zurich Flyers lose two games The Zurich Flyers lost two games last week in South Huron Hockey League action, first to the Shipka Bears, 8-6 last Fri- day night, then to the Huron Park Saints 5-4 on Sunday aft- ernoon. The Friday night game was a home contest for the Shipka crew, while on Sunday the Flyers entertained the Huron Park six. Friday night the Flyers blew a 4-1 lead at the end of the first period. They were still out in front 5-3 by the end of the second but then faded away in the third and allowed Shipka to bang in five goals to their one. Ron Desjardine, Ron Corriv- eau, Ray Weido and Glen Over- holt each scored once in the first period for Zurich, while Bill Hoffman flashed the red light for Shipka. Paul Corriveau scored the only second -period goal for the Flyers, while Bill Borden and Harvey Vincent registered for Shipka. In the third period Shipka banged in three straight goals before Glen Overholt registered his second marker of the game. Dan Dalton with three and Bill Borden with two were the third - period marksmen for Shipka. A total of 16 penalties were called in the game with ten going to Zurich and six to Shipka. Included in the Zurich total were two game miscon- ducts. On Sunday afternoon the Fly- ers and Huron Park were tied 2-2 at the end of the first period, and then 3-3 at the end of the second. In the third frame the THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1992 Hesall lose two to College The Hensall Cascadians lost an important pair of games last week to the Centralia College squad, 8-7 and 6-5. The first game was played last Wednes- day night in Huron Park and the second game was on Thursday night in Hensall. On Wednesday night the two teams were tied at 2-2 at the end of the first period, and then the Cascadians took a 7-6 lead by the end of the second. The third period was their down- fall, as they allowed the Col- lege boys to score twice. Bill Chipchase sparked the Hensall crew in their losing cause, with three big goals, also picking up three assists. Ken Smale, Ian McCallum, Charles Schwalm and Murray Glanville each blinked the red light once. Six penalties were handed out in the game, with four of them going to Hensall. On Thursday night at home the visiting College crew went ahead 4-2 in the first period, and still were ahead 5-3 at the end of the second. Even though Hensall outscored the visitors two to one in the third frame, they failed to come up with the equalizer. Murray Glanville and Bill Chipchase both scored twice for Hensall, while Charles Schwalm accounted for the fifth marker. A total of 14 penalties were called, with the Cascadians drawing nine to the College's five. Next home game for Hensall is tonight, Thursday, when the Shipka Bears, (formerly Dash- wood) will supply the opposition. Game time in the Mensal]. Arena will be 8.30 p.m. • visitors scored twice to Zurich's once. Ron Corriveau and Ron Desjard, ine each scored once for Zurich in the first period, while Glen Overholt was the marksman for the locals in the second. Bob Merrier found the range for Zur- ich in the third period, and despite a last-minute effort to tie the game the Flyers still fell short of one goal they needed. Ten penalties were handed out in the game, with three of them going to Zurich and seven to the Huron Park crew. 0 Zurich Squirts lose to strong Goderich crew The Zurich Squirts lost 3-1 to a high -flying Goderich crew in last week's hockey action. Goderich took a 1-0 lead in the first, only to have Zurich come back and tie the count at 1-1 by the end of the second. Two more big goals for the lake- . porters in the third gave them their margin of victory. Kerry Bedard scored the lone Zurich goal, in the second per- iod. No documentary on Huron hanging (by Shirley 1. Keller) If there were no descendents in Huron County of the man who was the victim in the last public hanging at the former Huron County Jail, permission may have been given last Friday by Huron County •Council for the production of a document- ary film at the jail. However, the Executive Com- mittee in conjunction with the property committee, recomm- ended that Conestoga College be denied the right to make the film at the jail because "in the opinion of both committees this type of documentary is not in the public interest." Only one member of council -- Reeve Paul Carrol, of Goderich argued in favor of the film being made. Carroll said that such histor- ical happenings as the bloody Real Rebellion have been record ed in filmed documentary form. "I accept such things as a mattt:r of historical fact, " said Carroll. "I think it is in the public interest from time to time to show that we are not too proud or too prim to explore those periods of history. 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