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' Three accidents
for one driver
Three of the five accidents
investigated by the Exeter
OPP during the past week
involved only one driver.
On Saturday at 1:35 a.m., a
vehicle driven by Timothy
Smith, Huron Park, failed to
negotiate a curve on
Algonquin Drive and
crashed into a parked car.
The latter was owned by
Velda Bowman, RR 8
Parkhill.
Constable Jim Rogers
investigated and set damage
at $1,050.
He also investigated an
accident on Sunday at 3:30
a.m., when a car driven by
Barbara Guenther, Dash-
wood, dopped off a man-
made dam at lot 5, con-
cession 14 Stephen.
The vehicle flipped onto its
roof after falling to the
bottom of a four -meter
ravine.
Damage was estimated at
$2,000.
Three of the accidents
occurred last Monday, one of
which resulted in major
injuries to Cora Ann
Lemoine, Maple, who was a
passenger in a vehicle driven
by Peter Sutherland, Huron
Park. He lost control of the
vehicle on concession 2-3 of
Stephen and hit a hydro pole
in the west ditch.
Two other passengers,
Susan Derulle, Huron Park,
and Ray Snell, Centralia,
along with the driver,
sustained minor injuries.
Constable Bob Whiteford
set total damage at $800.
At 3:15 p.m., Monday, a
farm trailer being towed by
a car driven by Gordon
Troyer, RR 2 Hensall,
became detached and went
Please turn to page 16
MR. AND MRS. VERNON SCHATZ
Couple celebrate
golden anniversary
A celebration for the
golden wedding anniversary
of Vernon and Della Schatz
was held Sunday afternoon
at the Dashwood Communi-
ty Centre.
Head table guests for a
family dinner at 1 p.m. were
Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Bender, Toronto; Rev. and
Mrs. William Schatz of
Pennsylvania; Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Schatz, Garden City,
Michigan; Mrs. Luella
Calfas, Sarnia and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Edighoffer,
Mitchell.
The'afternoon and evening
Open House attracted more
than 300 persons who signed
the guest book. The hall was
decorated with family
photos and floral tributes
presented by relatives and
friends.
A plaque and federal
government certificate
were presented by Huron -
Middlesex MPP Jack
Riddell and Perth MPP
Hugh Edighoffer.
Guests were present from
Pennsylvania, Michigan,
Guelph, Scarborough and
Kitchener. Mr. Schatz has
been in the general store
business in Dashwood for
more than 55 years.
Citizens News, September 21, 1978 Page 7
ANNUAL MEETING
and
HOCKEY REGISTRATION
The annual meeting of the Zurich Minor
Athletic . Association will be held at the
Zurich Community Centre on Thursday,
Sept. 28, 1978 at 8:30 p.m. All members
are urged to attend.
The hockey registration for the coming
hockey season will be held at 8:30 p.m., the
same evening, Sept. 28, 1978 at the Zurich
Community Centre. Registration forms will
be available that evening. Please bring
child's O.H.I.P. number and Social Security
number.
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Reuben Baetz,
Minister of Culture
and Recreation
William Davis, Premier
Province of Ontario