HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-08-17, Page 7Police investigate several accidents
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tured foot when it was run
over by a car at the Crediton
ball park.
Driver of the vehicle was
Michael Brannon, R.R. 2
Dashwood.
She was taken to South
Huron Hospital for treat-
ment. Constable Bill
Osterloo investigated the
incident involving the
pedestrian and vehicle.
Two people sustained
minor injuries in an accident
on Saturday on Stephen road
1, just north of the Crediton
Road. A car driven by Paul
Johnston, Blyth, had a front
tire blow out and the vehicle
went into the ditch and rolled
over.
Johnston ,and a passenger
Richard German, were
treated at South Huron
Hospital..
• Constable Jim Rogers set
property damage at $2,000.
There was one accident on
Friday, it occurring on High-
way 4 north of the Middlesex
line, involving vehicles
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"Dirty Mary -Crazy Larry"
driven by Lawrence Young,
Burford, and Edward Lentz,
R.R. 1 West Lorne. Lentz
was overtaking the Young
vehicle but pulled back into
the lane of traffic and
clipped the rear end and then
went into the ditch and hit a
hydro pole.
Constable Don Mason set
damage at $2,500.
Board a n d
Custodians
settle
The threat of Huron Coun-
ty schools not opening this
fall because of a custodial
strike has ended.
About 50 custodians and
maintenance workers
ratified a two-year agree-
ment in Clinton Sunday
afternoon. The members of
Local 210 of the Service
Employees Union have been
without a contract since
May 31.
Tony Borg, union inter-
national representative,
said Monday an agreement
was reached after four
meetings with Huron County
board of education represen-
tatives. He said the
differences centred on
wages.
Although complete details
of the contract are yet to be
released, Borg did say the
new agreement contained a
"major breakthrough" in
the form of a cost of living
clause in the second year of
the contract.
The custodians have never
had a cost of living clause
before, he said.
The board is expected to
officially approve the pact
August 21.
Hensall plan
Continued fromPab e 1
year before it will be sent
back, Dzus said.
Reeve Harold Knight said
the bylaw will be on the
agenda of the next council
meeting for final approval.
Council decided not to give
the bylaw three readings in
order to give members of
council more time to study
the plan.
First reading of the bylaw
newdevelopment
any deve
pment
will be subject to the plan,
Dzus said.
John Stilson, R.R. 1 Lucan,
suffered a minor injury on
Thursday when he swerved
toavoid a dog on Highway 4
south of Exeter. The vehicle
went out of control and hit a
hydro pole.
Damage was listed at
$2,000 by Constable Frank
Giffin.
The other accident of the
week occurred . on Wed-
nesday involving vehicles
driven by Carolyn Lan-
sbergen, Crediton, and
Janice Dauncey, Lucan.
They were involved in a
rear -end, collision on the
Crediton Road west of
Stephen road 4-5.
Cpl. Dave Woodward in-
vestigated and estimated
damage at $1,600.
Citizens News, August 17, 1978
Page 7
On Saturday, August 26th
while at the
Zurich Bean Festival
join in the events planned
by the Zurich Minor
Athletic Association
* In the morning Pancake and
Sausage Breakfast - at the main
mall.
* In the evening dance - 2
orchestras - at the Zurich
Community Centre
See You There
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