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No. 41—ALWAYS FIRST WITH THE LOCAL NEWS
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1970
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BAG BIG MOOSE - Three area hunters returned home from Northern Oniar io on Sunday and brought
with them a prize catch - a 1200 ib. moose, shot by Herb Mousseau, at the left in the above photo.
A. the right of the photo is Andy Crown and Don Brenner, both of Grand Bend.
Huron and Middlesex Library Boards
Make Agreement For Inter -Borrowing
Huron County Library Board
has entered into an arrangement
with Middlesex County Library
Board for reciprocal use of bor-
rowers cards in the two counties.
Effective October 15, 1970, bor-
rowers registerl in Huron County
will have their cards honoured
for borrowing in Middlesex Coun-
ty libraries.
Middlesex borrowers will have
the same privilege in Hurnn.
This will not affect the librar-
ies in the northern part of Huron
County so much as in the south
where the two counties have a
27 -anile common boundary. Re-
quirements are simple - (1) the
reader must present a member-
ship card from a public library or
Store Manager
Dies Suddenly
Manager of the LCBO store in
Zurich for the past 10 years, Leon-
ard Howard Bates passed away
suddenly at his home on Monday,
October 12, in his 62nd year. He
was born in Toronto on September
2, 1909.
Prior to coming to Zurich 10
years ago, Mr. Bates managed a
store for the LCBO in Minden for
four years. He was a member of
the Royal Canadian Legion, and
was active in the National Assoc-
iation of Campers and Hikers.
Surviving besides his wife, the
former Daisy Elliott, is one Baugh•
ter, Mrs. Reg (Sandra) Jarvis, of
Minden; one son, Carl, of Van-
couver, B.C. There are also
three grandchildren.
_The body rested at the West-
lake funeral home, Zurich, where
a private funeral service was held
on Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m,
conducted by Rev. A.C. Black-
well. Interment to follow in the
Minden Cemetery.
branch in his area of residence.
(2) he must abide by the rules of
the library from which he is to
borrow books. (3) he must return
books to the library from which
he borrowed them.
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The group of members of the
Zurich Recreation League, who
have been in London, England,
for the past few weeks, will
return home this Friday night.
LUTHERAN WOMEN
"It's His World We're Spoiling"
was the Topic for the October
Meeting of Lutheran Church Wo-
men. Mrs. C. Willert, Mrs. D.
Armstrong and Mrs. H. Turkheim
discussed Pollution and how we
as Christians could help prevent
it.
Mrs. Claire Deichert, vice-
president, presided for the busin-
ess meeting. Fellowship of the
Least Coin Offering was received.
Mrs. Blackwell gave a few inter-
esting highlights of the Assembly
in Milverton.
Provincial Police Investigate Four
Area Accidents During Past Week
Four accidents were investig-
ated during the week of October
4 to October 10, by the Exeter
detachment of the Ontario Prov-
incial Police. There were no
injuries in the one-week period.
On Sunday, October 4, at 3;40
p. m. , Provincial Constable
Wilcox investigated a collision
in Larry Snider's parking lot in-
volving two parked cars, and a
bar driven by Dennis Bruce Hack-
ney, of Exeter. There were no in-
juries and damage was listed at
$500. to the three vehicles.
On Tuesday, October 6, at
12; 01 a.m. Provincial Constable
Mason investigated a collision
involving a car driven by Gerar-
dus Giesen of Thorndale and a
holstein cow owned by Cleve
Pullman. The damage to the car
was listed at $500, and there
were no injuries,
On Wednesday, October 7, at
10 a. m. Provincial Constable
Glassford investigated a bit and
run collision involving a car
owned by James Stubbs, of Sarn=
ia, which was struck by an un-
known vehicle. Damage to the
Stubbs vehicle was listed at $150.
On Saturday, October 10, at
7 p. m. Constable Giffin invest-
igated a two car collision in-
volving cars driven by Ronald
Keller, of Dashwood and Ray-
mond Keller, of Dashwood.
There were no injuries and dam-
age was listed at $450.
A total of 28 charges under the
Highway Traffic Act were laid
by the detachment in the same
period, along with 11 warnings.
Six charges were laid under the
Criminal Code of Canada, but
none under the Liquor Control
Act.
The new officer in charge of
the detachment, Corporal R.F.
Brooks, assumed his duties this
week, replacing Corporal C. J.
Mitchell who has been transferred
to the Whitby detachment. Corp-
oral Brooks was previously station-
ed at Downsview,
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Legion. Auxiliary
Plan Lucky Draw
The Legion Ladies Auxiliary
met in the Legion Hall, Tuesday
evening, October 6, for their
October meeting with past pres-
ident, Mrs. Garnet Allan presid-
ing. She announced a draw for
a $50 bill will be held Saturday,
October 17, in charge of the
sports committee, Mrs. Clarence
Reid and Mrs. Alice Koehler.
The sports committee will
send a bowling team to a bowlin€
tournament in Exeter in the near
future.
Members will canvass for the
C . N . I. B . early in October.
The group decided to go out
for dinner to celebrate the 21st
birthday of the Auxiliary.
Mrs. W. H. Bell gave an int-
eresting report of the Legion
Auxiliary convention held at
Niagara Falls, which she, pres-
ident Mrs. Vic Stan, and Mrs.
Clarence Reid attended.
Mrs. Grant Bisback won the
mystery prize, and Mrs. Garnet
McClinchey the guessing prize.
Bingo was enjoyed and lunch was
served, including a birthday
cake.
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The third meeting of the
Goshen Roadrunners was held at
Debbie McKinley's home, on
Tuesday, October 6, at 7 p. m.
Everyone was present. We took
part in doing some foot exerc-
ises and discussed Personal Care.
The meeting closed early be-
cause of other social activities.
RECEIVES CERTIFICATES - Nine of last year's Grade Eight Students of Willy Blom, Yvonne Oud, Toni Pennings, Reta Farwell. Front row,
St. Boniface School, Zurich receive certificates for the St. John's left to right, Susan Bedour, Donnie VanRaay, Dennis Charrette,
Ambulance First Aid Course at a special ceremony last Tuesday night. Jackie Day. (Citizens News Photo)
Back row, left to right, Mrs. N. Siebert, instructress, Patricia Zimmer