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'ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1972
On Sunday at 1:15 a.m. , a
car driven by John Hodgert,
Kirkton, skidded out of control
on concession 2-3 of Stephen
Township and collided with a
hydro pole. Total damage was
estimated at $600. by Constable
Dale Lamont.
On Tuesday at 4 a.m. a
truck driven by Leonard Agar,
London, struck a pony owned
by Donald Gaiser, Dashwood.
The collision occurred on
Highway 88 west of Dashwood.
The pony was killed, Damage
was estimated at $225. by
Constable Bill Glassford,
On Friday at 11.45 p.m. a
car driven by Catherine Mc-
BAYFIELD SENIOR CITIZENS
Bayfield Senior Citizens held
their November meeting, Fri-
day evening in the Municipal
Building.
The meeting presided over
by the president, Clair Merner,
with 2 8 members present;
opened by singing the National
Anthem and repeating the
Lord's Prayer in unison.
The minutes were read by
the secretary, Mrs. R.J. Larson
and approved.
Mrs. Bill Parker gave the
treasurer's report and approval
was given to pay the outstand-
ing bills.
It was explained by the
president, Mr. Merner, that he
would be happy to, answer any
questions regarding Senior Cit-
izens units which we are int-
erested in having the Govern-
ment build in Bayfield. Ile
thought maybe some people
believed that the taxes would
be increased and these units
would be a burden on the tax-
payer; which would not be the
case.
Twenty-five new song books
were received and a sing -song
was thoroughly enjoyed.
The meeting adjourned and
a few games of euchre were
played. Prize winners were
Mrs. Carrie Heard and Mrs.
Ida Menerey, Mr. Lindsay
Smith and Mr. Walter Westlake,
the lone hand prize went to
Mr. Harry Baker.
Carthy of Guelph collided with
a bridge on Sideroad 5, west of
Conc. 4-5 of Stephen Township.
The driver was taken to South
Huron Hospital by Hoffman's
Ambulance and was admitted
for treatment of head injuries,
Damage was estimated at
$1, 900. by Constable Don
Mason.
A car operated by Michael
O'Leary, of London sustained
$1, 500 damage when it skidded
out of control on Concession
0-7, Stephen Township, early
Saturday morning. No injuries
were reported although the car
rolled over on its roof. Const-
able Allan Quinn investigated.
An 11.00 p. nt. , single car
mishap on Saturday resulted in
$2400. damage to a vehicle
driven by Rayniond Thompson
of Centralia. The Thompson
auto left highway 4, north of
Centralia and struck a fence
owned by Hugh Rundle, Const-
able Don Mason investigated.
A car stolen from Zurich last
Saturday was recovered by Sea -
forth Police on October 31. The
vehicle was returned to the
owner, Ronald Corriveau, of
Zurich.
Hallowe'en night activities
were kept at a minimum by
area youths resulting in a
relatively quiet evening for
police and property owners.
A car owned by Ken Mason,
of Huron Park was painted with
a spray bomb while parked near
the Dufferin Hotel in Centralia.
Several buildings in the village
were also painted with graffitti
by the sante group.
Confectionary goods valued
at $17. were taken when the
Derby Dip Drive -In was forcibly
entered last week. Constable
Ed Wilcox is investigating.
Do you fasten your seat belt
every time you get behind the
wheel? Do you crake sure your
passengers fasten theirs? Seat
belts are not a substitute for safe
driving, but they can mean the
difference between life and
death. Sear belts are no help if
they're not fastened, but when
fastened they can and do save
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Zurich Flyers win first games
The Zurich Flyers opened
their action in the South Huron
Hockey League last week by
posting two impressive wins,
one over Huron Park and the
other over the Centralia Coll-
ege Saints. On Thursday night
at Huron Park the Flyers had
little trouble with the College
team as they downed them
6-4, and then in the local ice
palace on Sunday afternoon
they posted a 5-3 win over
Iluron Park.
On Friday night the Flyers
play the Shipka (Dashwood)
Bulldogs in the Zurich Arena,
and then on Sunday afternoon
the big exhibition game is
scheduled between the Zurich
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crew, last years SHLL champs
and the Exeter Hawks, last
year's Junior D champions.
Game time is 2 p.m.
In the Friday night game at
Huron Park the Flyers were
paced by Ron Desjardine and
Glen Overholt, with two goals
each. Single markers were
registered by Gerald Shantz
and Ron Corriveau,
The Flyers scored three un-
answered goals in the first
period, and then added one
more in the second while the
College boys banged in two.
In the third stanza the Zurich
crew again scored twice, while
holding their opponents to a
single counter.
Zurich drew five minor pen-
alties, while the college had
only three,
Playing shorthanded on Sun-
day afternoon at home, the
Flyers were led by Dick Bedard
and Glen Overholt with two
goals each, while Fred Lamb
accounted for the fifth marker.
The two teams divided a
pair of first period goals, and
then in the second the locals
banged in three while holding
the Huron Park squad to one
tally. In the third period the
teams each scored once.
A total of six penalties
were called against the Flyers
in the contest, while the Huron
Park six sat out two minors.
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Main Street
ZURICH
Phone 236-4364