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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
SKATING INSTRUCTIONS - The Huron -Perth RCSS Board is currently operating a program of
skating instructions for teachers and parents of separate school students. On Monday of this week
the school was held in the Zurich Arena, and in the centre of the photo physical education cons-
ultant for the board, John McCarroll is seen demonstrating to the group. Ile was assisted at the
school by Miss Mary Sills, a teacher at St. Boniface School, Zurich, who is seen second from the
right in this photo.
Zurich flyers pos
Scoring one goal in both the
first and second periods, the
Zurich Flyers came up with
four more big counters in the
third last Thursday night to
swamp the Hensall Cascadians
6-0 in South Huron Hockey
League action. The garne was
played in the Hensall Arena.
Randy Decker opened the
scoring for Zurich at the 5 -
minute mark of the first session,
when he banged in a pass from
Kevin IvlcKinnon. The second
period was only two minutes old
when Pat Bedard capitalized on
a passing play from Ron Desjard-
ine.
At the 7:30 mark of the third
period Kevin McKinnon scored
from Richard Schilbe and Desj-
ardine, to give the Flyers a
commanding 3-0 lead. Two big
goals by Ron Corriveau, one on
a play from Bob Farquhar and
the other from Ron Corriveau
and Pat Bedard, gave Zurich a
5-0 lead. Richard Schilbe ac-
counted for the final Zurich
goal when he scored unassisted.
A total of 15 penalties were
called in the game, with eight
of them going to the Cascadians
and seven to the Flyers.
Last night in South l-Iuron.
secon
Hockey League action Hensall
played host to Iluron Park,
while Zurich played Centralia
College at Huron Park. On
in
Sunday the Flyers will play host
to the new entry in the League,
the Arkona Atoms. Game time
will be 2 p.m.
Origin of Dashwood
(by A.W. Currie, Parkhill)
For some time I have been
fascinated by the origin of
place names in Ontario. Until
recently Dashwood has stumped
me. For a time I thought it
might be connected with Dash-
wood House which was the head
office of the Grand Trunck Rail-
way in London, England, during
the last years of the nineteenth
century. The defect in this
explanation is that the Grand
Trunk never reached Dashwood,
Ontario. Incidentally Dashwood,
House, which stood near the
foot of Old Broad Street not, far
from Liverpool Street Station
in London's financial district,
has just been torn down to
make way for a huge, modern
office -building.
The land in the northern part
of Western Ontario was once
owned by the Canada Company
Its first Governor, or president,
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in 1825 was Charles Bosanquet.
1-Iis only daughter married a
clergyman who was the son of
Admiral Dashwood. Presumably
Bosanquet wanted to honour his
daughter and son-in-law by
attaching their name to a new
community.
The word Dashwood is a short-
ened form of the French word
for "of' '(de) and the English
ashel. wood .
1embers of the Board of Dir-
ectors of the Canada Company
gave their navies to several near-
by townships; Bosanquet in Lamb -
ton, Williams, McGillivray,
and Biddulph in Middlesex, all
those in Perth, and to Hullett,
Stanley, Tuckersmith (Sir John
a banker, wrote it as two words,
Tucker Smith) and Usborne, in
Huron. The Canada Company
may have had trouble getting
a grant of the large block of
land from the British G overn-
ment. At any rate Hay and
Stephen were senior officials in
the office of the Secretary of
State for the Colonies. Stephen
was the grandfather of Virginia
Wolfe, a prominent English
novelist, who died in 1942.
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"lemon" owners says Consumers'
Association of Canada. Con-
sumers should not have to pay
for the mistakes and shoddy
products of automobile manuf-
acturers. Car owners should
urge their Member of Parlia-
ment and the provincial legisl-
atures to support the establish-
ment of class action suits and
other consumer legislation.
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to Sunday
The proposed bus trip to
Frankenmutli, Michigan, which
was scheduled for last Sunday,
was postponed until this Sunday,
November 18. Sponsor of the
trip is the Zurich Chamber of
A limited number of tickets
are still available for this out-
ing, and any persons interested
should contact either John
Consitt or Herb Turl<heirn im-
mediately. The remaining
tickets will be sold on a first
come -first served basis.
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morning will be 8 p.m.
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