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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-09-19, Page 14THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1974 Warning to Huron farmers (by Adrian Vos) The Huron Federation of Ag- ricuixure reports that they have several complaints from farm- ers about the practices of two steel building companies. The companies concerned are " Wonder Steel Buildings" and "Canadian Building Systems." The procedure of these firms is to ask for a whopping big down payment when signing the contract. Then, when delivery is made of the first shipment a further payment is demanded to be in the form of a certified cheque. This before the ship- ment is unloaded and can be checked for completeness and damage. Farmers who balked at paying without being able to check had the shipment withdrawn with the companies refusing return of the big down payment. Others who accepted the conditions, found upon checking that essential items are missing. Promises to correct the trouble have so far not been fulfilled. .In other cases the company claims that the ordered steel is in short supply and will substit- ute colored steel at a much higher cost. Farmers are advised not to pay more that $100 as a sign of good faith when signing a cont- ract as is the practice in most bona fide companies, and to M ore hockey To the Sports Editor Dear Sir; As the hockey season draws near, referees arein demand, and again this year we are seeking men and women who ' wouldbe interested in refereeinE hockey. I am looking for people who have had experience in refer- Being and those who would be interested in learning, are many referee's -._.... • �y referees need clinics around this year put on by the C.A,H. . and the O,M,H.A, which one has to attend to referee hockey. If anyone has had experience in refereeing that would like to referee or any boy or girl 14 years of age or older that would like to learn, please contact myself, Pat O'Brien, referee - in -chief, Hensall, 262-2615 as soon as possible. There is a great opportunity for a hockey referee, as the N.H.L., W,H.L. as well as the O,H.A. are all looking for referees, but you have to start your training early. Even if ou are ing hockey the still program set up by the C.A.1-I,A, can benefit you because you will know the rules of hockey. Exeter, Huron Park, as well as Hensall, Grand Bend and Zurich have the best Minor Hockey Associations in the district. Everyboyhas the opportunity to play hockey.,; The coaches are becomingthe best trained in Ontario. The referees in this area are all well trained too. To referee games, an official must have a card. Therefore he must art- end these clinics to obtain one and he must attend every year. So every official is qualified to referee that game, and it is upto the coach or manager to g check his card to verify this, A few rule changes which willbe in O,H,A, games this year and most likely minor hockey will be that a butt end or spearing penalty will be a match penalty, this means that a player who receives one can't play again until the league says so, and most likely there will be tougher penalty for high sticking in minor hockey games In this area we have no ...v.. .t problems as to violence, be - cause we all work together and we have to work together to train our officials, coaches ant parents to stop violence in our hockey games. This year lets cheer for the good plays and good sports - manship and lets give the ref- eree a pat on the back for he is doing a good job too. Pat O'Brien BRovvEls CLINTON BOX fotivEalThere - ONTARIO OFFICE OPEN 8 P. 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