HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-06-13, Page 14Page 14 Citizens News, April 13, 1977
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Hay township has included the
cost of resurfacing the two and
one half miles of the Goshen
north of Zurich in their proposed
budget for road improvements
for 1977.
Council approved the proposed
road expenditures at their
meeting Monday night, Total
construction expenditures ap-
proved were $29,800 with a
subsidy of $15,200. Maintenance
expenditures were set at $195,000
with a subsidy of $97,800.
Council also approved its
recreation budget which totals
rth to be resurfaced
$8,900 and is two mills on taxes.
Expenditures include $500 to the
Dashwood ball diamond, $100 to
the Dashwood Senior citizens
group, $2,000 to the Hay township
hall, $500 to the Zurich ball
diamond, $3,000 to the Zurich
recreation board, $1,500 to the
Hensall Parks Board, $400 to the
Exeter and Area recreation
board and $900 sundry expenses.
At the meeting council received
a request to have the west branch
of Black Creek, east of Zurich,
cleaned out,
Hawks Finalssoon
The Exeter Hawks expect to
open their best -of -seven OHA
junior "D" final with a game in
the Zurich arena this Sunday at
8:00 p.m. against either Stayner
or Tavistock.
At time of writing, the Stayner
Siskins led that semi-final by a 3-2
margin and the sixth game was
slated for Tavistock Wednesday,
The seventh, if needed, will be
back in Stayner on Thursday.
The Stayner team is an
unknown quantity to area fans,
although they are the defending
OHA champions. The series with
Tavistock has been unusual in
that Stayner has recorded two
lopsided wins on their home ice.
They won by a 14-1 count in the
second game and took the fifth by
a 17-2 verdict.
In a telephone interview with
Tavistock manager Laverne
Yantzi, the T -A learned that the
Braves had been hurt with four
players missing from their lineup
due to injuries and sickness.
Included in the list of the missing
is their top scorer and top
defenceman.
While the team has been hurt,
he said that Stayner is not a
particularly rough team,
although they are extremely fast.
"I've never seen anything like
it,"he commented on Tuesday.
"You'll have a tussle and it's
very hard to win up there,"he
said when asked how he would
rate the Hawks against Stayner.
While he was not counting his
team out, he did admit that he
wasn't expecting too much in
Wednesday night's game:
The two lopsided defeats
suffered by Tavistock have both
come on Monday nights. "We're
just not a Monday night hockey
team, I guess," he related.
Yantzi also indicated that the
ice conditions at Stayner were
far from ideal. While Monday
night's ice was the best they've
seen todatein the series, it wasn't
flooded between the second and
third periods. He said he didn't
know why.
He also noted that the Braves
couldn't do anything right in
Stayner, while the Siskins
couldn't do anything wrong. He
said the 110 mile trip also hurt his
squad.
Tavistock won both their home
games and lost the other game in
Stayner by a 6-4 count. "We were
in that one right until the last few
minutes when we ran into two
penalties," he said.
The Tavistock manager in-
dicated that the crowd in Stayner
have been around 600 while
Tavistock have been enjoying
between 700 and 800.
Opening
new doors
to small
business
Financial assistance
Management counselling
Management training
Information on government
programs for business
JOHN MacKENZIE
one of our representatives
will be at
Les Pines Hotel, EXETER on the 1st & 3rd
Tuesdays of each month
April 19 and May 3
1i.
If you require financingto start, modernizeor
expand your business and are unable to
obtain it elsewhere, on reasonable terms and.
conditions or if you are interested in the
FBDl3 rnana9einent serviees of counselling :;
and'training or wish, information on
government programs available for your .:
business, talk to our representative:
FEDERAL
BUSINESS
CDEVELQPMENr. BAND.
For prior information call 271.5650 or
write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford
Two tile drain applications in
the amount of $33,500 were
received.
Two severance applications
were received and both were
recommended by council. Joseph
Paul Ducharme applied to sever
part of lot 15, concession 15 and
Ernest Semple applied to sever
part of lots 21 and 22, concession
5.
The Hensall area fire board
budget for 1977 was approved by
council. Hay will pay 25 percent
of the total budget of $7,850.
Council accepted a petition
from Bernie Denomme and
Anthony Rau requesting the
drainage works on sideroads five
and six be repaired.
Two members from the
Federation of Agriculture were
present and requested a grant
from the township. This request
was denied as council felt money
for the federation should be
raised on an individual basis.
The next meeting of council
will be Monday, May 2, at 8 p.m.
in the township office.
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