HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-10-28, Page 14THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 19'71
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Five teams entered in new
district intermediate league
A new district intermediate
hockey league was formed
recently and will open a 20 -game
schedule on November 1 with five
teams competing,
Competing will be teams from
Huron Park, Hensall, Dashwood,
Zurich, and the Centralia
College. The Huron Park arena
will be home base for the Huron
Park and College clubs while
Polk report
two crashes
On October 22, a pickup
driven by an Exeter youth left
the roadway on the second
Concession of clay, north of
No 83 Highway. The vehicle
sustained 52, 500. damage
while the driver and his juven-
ile passenger received minor
injuries. The accident was
investigated by Constable Al
Quinn.
A dense fog experienced in
the area on the weekend was
partially responsible for a single
car collision on October 23.
A car driven by Kenneth Wild-
fong, Zurich, left Highway r4
west. of the Varna Road, and
collided with a telephone pole.
Damage to the car and pole
was estimated at 5.15f'.... by
Constable Al Quinn.
Parents, remember to put
your children in night -visible,
light-coloured costumes this
Hallowe'en. Dark or black
costumes just don't show up in
rhe headlights of approaching
cars, until it is too late.
Face masks do restrict peri-
pheral vision and parents are
reminded to ensure their child-
ren's face masks do not restrict
their vision.
If you are driving you car
Hallow'een night, watch for
youngsters who may have for-
gotten to look out for you.
Zurich and Dashwood will play
their home games at the Zurich
arena and Hensall will be at
home at the Hensall arena.
Derry Boyle is president of the
new loop with floss Haugh as
vice-president, A secretary
treasurer will be named shortly.
The team representatives are
as follows: Huron Park, Frank
Funston and Bob Pinter Hensall,
Larry Ducharme and Melvin
Wurm: Zurich, Dick Bedard:
Dashwood, Jack Furd;
Agricultural College, John
Stephens,
Following
schedule.
is the complete
NOVEMBER
1 Zurich vs Huron Park
3 Huron Park vs Hensall
4 Dashwood vs CCAT
8 CCAT vs Huron Park
9 Hensall vs Zurich
11 Hensall vs CCAT
12 Zurich vs Dashwood
151iensall vs Huron Park
16 Dashwood vs Zurich
17 CCAT vs Hensall
19 CCAT vs Dashwood
22 Dashwood vs Huron Park
23 CCAT vs Zurich
24 Huron Park vs Hensall
25 Dashwood vs CCAT
30 Huron Park vs Zurich
DECEMBER
1 Dashwood vs Ilensall
2 Zurich vs CCAT
3 Huron Park vs Dashwood
6 Zurich vs Huron Park
8 Zurich vs Hensall
9 Huron Park vs CCAT
10 Hensall vs Dashwood
13 CCAT vs Huron Park
14 Hensall vs Zurich
16 Hensall vs CCAT
17 Zurich vs Dashwood
JANUARY
3 Hensall vs Huron Park
4 Dashwood vs Zurich
5 CCAT vs Hensall
7 Huron Park vs Dashwood
10 Dashwood vs Huron Park
11 CCAT vs Zurich
the
mot/on plan
tells the w
the truth!
GEORGIA lEE • ROBERT SAMPS
JOHNNY CRAFORD •JEAN ENGSTROM
JEROME COURTIAND • LURENE TUE
KIM DAR3Y.1„t
BILLY GRAHAM
Hear popular songs:
"The Restless Ones"
"Song of Strength"
"He Is Everything to Me"
WIn :N Nv,n anlro.d0ak0
JAMES f. COLLIER • RALPH CARMICHAEL • DICK ROSS
TWO BIG NIGHTS
OCTOBER 28 and 29 -- 8 p.m.
South Huron District H. S. — Exeter
TICKETS: $1.00 Advance; $1.25 At Door
Advance Tickets May 13e Obtained at:
WILSON'S JEWELLERY, EXETER
GINGERICH SALES & SERVICE, ZURICH
or by phoning 236-4736 or 229-6418
12 Huron Park vs Hensall
13 Dashwood vs CCAT
18 Huron Park vs Zurich
19 Dashwood vs Hensall
20 Zurich vs COAT
21 Hensall vs Dashwood
24 Zurich vs Huron Park
26 Zurich vs Hensall
27 Huron Park vs CCAT
28 Hensall vs Dashwood
31 CCA'I' vs Huron Park
FEBRUARY
1 Hensall vs Zurich
:3 Zurich vs CTAT
4 Huron Park vs Dashwood
8 Dashwood vs Zurich
9 CTAT vs Ilensall
11 CTAT vs Dashwood
(continued Qom page .14'i
guest speaker at the meeting
giving his viewpoint on fantlly
life education.
Mr. Ilicknell said the memb-
ers of the committee at the
present time approved the
Family Life Education, however
at the next meeting of the
committee in November Dr.
Reinhold Riese, a psychologist,
who was not in favour of the
program for the schools, would
be the guest speaker.
The 13usiness Administrator
reported the financial printout
to the end of September would
be ready for the next meeting on
November 8.
PAGE 15,
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CLOSED
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