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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-12-12, Page 20PAGE 20 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1974 DRAMA CLUB PRESENTATION - Pupils of Zurich Public School, St. Boniface School, Zurich, and St. Mary's School, St. Joseph, were entertained last week by members of the South Huron District High School Drama club. Back row are Gary Ducharme, and Chris Beck, while in the front are Brian Penhale and Deb Wooden. At noon on Sunday Decemb- er 1, Constable Larry Christiaen investigated a minor collision in the parking lot at Our Lady of Mount Cannel Church, Mount Carmel, between vehicles oper- ated by Jan McInnis, R.R.3, Dashwood and Robert Vankerre- Broek, R.R.2, Crediton. Dam- age estimated at $250. At 4:50 p.m. December 1, Constable Bill Lewis investigat- ed a collision on Highway 4 north of Exeter between vehicles operated by Martin Wynja, R.R.4, Seaforth and William Rooseboom, R.R.3, Zurich. The Wynja vehicle went out of .control while passing;icy roads were a contributing factor. Damage estimated at $260. Constable Ed Wilcox investig- ated a collision at Highway 4 and Waterloo Street on Decem- ber 5 at 11:45 a.m. A vehicle operated by Gaetor Jacques, R.R.2, Goderich struck a vehicle operated by Larry Skinner, R.R.1 Centralia. Total damage $200. Vehicles operated by Sidney Scroggs, Brucefield and Joseph Horst, Millbank collided at the junction of Highway 83 and Con road 2, Hay Township on Dec- ember 6 at 7:20 a.m. Constable Bill Glassford investigated estim- ating damage at $1, 000. The parking lot at Darling's Clover Farm Huron Park was the scene of a .minor collision at 6 p.m. December 6, investigat- ed by Constable Bill Lewis. Invol- ved were Lloyd Bowman, Huron Park and Dorothy Marks, R, R.1, Exeter. Damage estimated at $85. Constable Dale Lamont is inves- tigating a hit and run in front of the Dufferin Hotel, Centralia just before midnight on Decemb- er 6. A vehicle owned by Leon- ard Roach, London was struck by an unknown vehicle which fled the scene. Damage estimated at $150. Constable Al Quinn investig- ated a single vehicle collision at 2:30 a.m. December 7 on sideroad 20, Hay Township, A vehicle operated by Michael Veal, Hensall slid into some guide posts and a tree. Damage estimated at $500. Constable Bill McIntyre invest- igated a collision on Highway 23 south of Kirkton at 9 p.m. Dec- ember 7, involving vehicles oper- ated by Johanes Vanstrien, Lake- side and William Morley, Grant- ' on. Damage estimated at $2500. Ladies are reminded to secure or keep their purses with them, particularly at public functions, as we are presently investigating thefts of this nature. At this time of year the only Christmas spirit one should be full of, is the kindness and good- will variety. Zurich Atoms undefeated (by Mark Kirk) The Zurich Atoms have play- ed six regular season games this year. They have won five game; and tied one. Last Wednesday they defeated Mitchell 7-1, Mark Kirk banged in three goals for the local team. Dean Arm- strong, Brian Horner, George Blackwell and John McAllister picked up the others. Al Stacey scored for Mitchell. Friday they travelled to Bay- field for a night game. It ended a tie 8-8. Scoring for Zurich ZurichFlyers win over Jura (by Paul Charrette) On Sunday night the Zurich Flyers skated to a convincing 7-2 victory over the Jura North Stars to move into a tie for first place in the South Huron Hockey League. The first period saw Zurich take a three goal lead as Pat Bedard, Glen Overholt and Ray Weido each blinked the red light. Ron Desjardine and Dick Bedard, who played a strong offensive game, assisted on all three goals. Zurich added two more in the second stanza as Ron Rader displ- ayed some fancy stick handling and scored unassisted at 1:52. Glen Overholt made his break- away count as he scored his second goal of the night at ' 19:41. Everyone was thinking shut- out for Flyer goalie Glen Gascho who played a steady game, until Jim Brooks scored twice for Jura, at 8:58 and 12:10. Ron Rader got his second of the night at 13.44 from Pat Bedard and Richard Fisher to make the score 6-2. The Flyer's final marker came off the stick of playing coach Bob Merner at 14:54 from Bob Farquhar and Kevin Mc- Kinnon. Jura goalie Wayne Clemens foiled many of the Flyer sharp- shooters as he stopped 58 of 65 Elect Y New officers were chosen by the Huron Country Playhouse Board of Trustees at a meeting recently. Benson W. Tuckey, Exeter who has served as president and chairman for two years, was named permanent honorary chairman. Bill Cochrane, Q.C., Goder- ich became chairman; Don Southcott, Grand Bend, vice- chairman, Betty Etue, Goderich, executive secretary; Nancy Read, Grand Bend, was re-elect- ed treasurer with Mrs. Bill Schlegel, Grand Bend and Mrs. Peter Ivey London as executive members at large. New members were added to the Playhouse Board. They are Len Evans, Sarnia; William Shrier, Goderich; James Gibson, London, Roger Martin, Exeter; Bill Amos, Parkhill; Douglas Cook, Hensall; Mrs. Robert McKinley, Zurich and Mrs. Lottie Roff, London. Three new members were added to the Honorary list of Board members. They are Mrs. Fred Walker, Grand Bend; The Honorable William Stewart, Denfield; and Mr. Bruce Sully, Goderich. Robert McKinley, Huron MP informed the Huron Country Playhouse that their application for a $22, 000 L.I.P. grand had been successful. The project will undertake to create a permanent theatre facility at Grand Bend and will emply eight workers for five months. The first phase of the project will be concerned with dismantl- ing several old barns in the area for use in the permanent Play- house building. A group of interested persons attended a special "Building" meeting on Sunday, December 1, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ivey at the Mill, Benmiller. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Rog- er Martin, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Amos, Parkhill.; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schlegel, Grand Bend; Bill Cochrane, Q.C. Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Mel Gaiser, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waters, Parkhill, Mrs. Beecher Menzies, Clinton; Mr. Bill Heinsohn, St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Benson Tuckey, were Scott Armstrong with three, Brian Horner added two more goals, while Mark Kirk, David Smith and Paul Johnston picked up the others. In future games the Atoms take on a strong London team on Sunday, December 15 at 1 p.m. in the local arena. The follow- ing Wednesday you can attend an Atom home game with the Clinton team for opposition. Game time is 6:30 p.m. Exeter; Mrs. Robert Wilkins, London, Mr. an Mrs. Len Evan: Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wood, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gibson, London and Dr. and Mrs. D.A. Ecker, Exeter. Building plans for the new Playhouse were presented by managing director James Murphy and were enthusiastically endors- ed by the large group of Play- house supporters. shots, while Glen Gascho turned aside 30 shots. Although the game was a rough one there were only eight penalties handed out with Zur- ich taking three. Zurich plays at home Sunday at 2 p.m. with the Shipka Bears providing the opposition, NEW ARENA MANAGER A native of Zurich, Jerry Rader began duties this week as the manager of the Zurich Arena and Community Centre. An avid sportsman, Mr. Rader has many plans to improve the op- eration of the recreational centre and at the same time create a better source of revenue for the municipally owned building. CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE of ZURICH PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that under the Waste Management Act, Section 37, and the general by-laws of the Village of Zurich, NO OPEN BURNING shall be allowed within the Village Limits. All citizens are asked to govern themselves according to this law, and prevent further action having to be taken to prevent it. ELIZABETH OKE Clerk- Treasurer Village of Zurich VILLAGE OF ZURICH OIL TENDER SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as such, will be accepted by the undersigned, for the Supply of Fuel 011 for the Zurich Arena, Zurich Community. Centre, Zurich Fire Hall and Municipal Office. Contract will be for one year. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. All tenders are to be in the hands of the Clerk -Treasurer by 5 p.m., on December 21 ELIZABETH OKE Clerk -Treasurer Village of Zurich