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Citizens News, October 5, 1977
Damage to car
THE BAKE SALE AT HENSALL ARENA — While the auctioneer was
busy at one end of the Hensall arena, the women running the bake sale
were doing very well at the other. Helen Tinney of Hensall and son,
Matthew, were among the shoppers. They are being looked after by
Helen Scane. Staff photo
Police investigate three
minor area accidents
Three accidents were in-
vestigated by the Exeter OPP
this week and there were no
injuries reported.
Two of the crashes occurred on
Friday, the first involving
vehicles driven by Carl Towton,
Grand Bend, and Anastasia
Hoffman, RR 3 Zurich. They
collided on concession 8-9 of Hay
Operation salvage
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between 4,000,000 and 4,500,000
bags.
Archie Couper, manager of the
Hensall District Co-operative,
commented Monday, "Hopeful-
ly, if we have dry weather for the
next three or four days, we
should see some beans." Bean
samples examined at the mill
had varied from good to bad.
"It's a very mixed situation", he
said.
He observed that some corn
was being harvested. What had
been seen looked good. "We're
keeping our fingers crossed for a
continuation of the sunshine", he
said.
Doug Mann, manager of W.G.
Thompson and Sons Limited,
was also contacted Monday. He
said, "Well, we're getting a little
bit of action today. Some are try-
ing their beans. If it stays nice
till Tuesday or Wednesday, there
could be quite a few taken off
between now and then, but
they're clipping them off, not
pulling them."
Farmers usually sow winter
wheat by October 1. The wet land
and, in some cases, the late bean
harvest has put them off
schedule. Some hay has been
lost, too, because of the weather.
about one mile north of Highway
83.
Damage was estimated at $400
by Constable Bob Whiteford.
The other Friday crash in-
volved a vehicle driven by James
Cornish, RR 1 Woodham. His
vehicle struck a mail box on
Highway 4, a half mile north of
Huron Road 21. Damage was set
at $350 by Constable Bill Lewis.
The other accident occurred on
Saturday when a vehicle driven
by Garry Cottle, RR 1 Woodham,
went out of control on concession
2-3 of Hay north of Highway 84.
Constable Jack Straughan
'investigated and listed damage
at $500.
During the week, the local
detachment officers laid 41
charges under the Highway
Traffic Act, three under the
Liquor Licence Act,, six under
the Criminal Code and three
under the Motor Vehicle Accident
Claims Act.
People from
Zurich
Mrs, Anne Turkheim, Mr. &
Mrs. W.G. Billington and family
of London and Mr. & Mrs.
Richard Turkheim, of Waterloo
were Sunday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Turkheim, Zurich.
Mrs. Newell Geiger, Mrs.
Nancy Koehler; Mrs. Margaret
Hess, Mrs. Lorne Klopp, Mrs.
Urban Pfile and Mrs. Ward
Neeb attended the London Area
Women's Institute Annual
Convention on Wednesday in the
Sandpiper Inn at Vanastra. Mrs.
Neeb, delegate for the Zurich
branch, also attended on Thur-
sday.
ZURICH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
WiII Hold Their
ANNUAL MEETING
Wed., October 19,
8 p.m.
in the
HAY TOWNSHIP HALL, ZURICH
(ALL MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND)
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Two wilful damage complaints
were investigated by the Exeter
OPP this week.
On Saturday, Melvin Gordon,
Hensall, reported that his car had
been damaged while parked on
Oxford St. The front and rear
fender had been kicked in,
resulting in damage estimated at
$140.
Dr. Reginald Zielinski,
Michigan, c gan, reported on Tuesday
that a section of steps at his Lake
Huron cottage had been used as
fire wood by a group of people
partying on the beach. Damage
was listed at $100. Constable Don
Mason is investigating.
One theft was also in-
vestigated, Shirley Dawe, Huron
Park, reported the theft of two
wedding rings valued at $100.
They were taken from a cup-
board.
Constable Larry Christiaen is
in charge of the investigation.
Stephen Talbot, RR 3 Bayfield,
sustained a minor dog bite on
Monday night while visiting at an
Usborne farm. He was nipped on
the right hand.
Richard Bedard, Hay Town-
ship, reported that a white poodle
wandered onto his property this
week and the owner may claim
the animal by contacting the
police or Mr. Bedard.
Police are seeking assistance
of Exeter residents in finding a
three-ring binder left in a
telephonebooth at the municipal
office. It can be turned over to
either the town or provincial
police.
The book is owned by Ron Bain,
Granton.
Minor hockey
registration
Close to 65 registered for minor
hockey in Zurich, when the Minor
Athletic Association held
registration night last Thursday.
Teams have not been com-
pleted yet. Nor has a schedule
been drawn up.
On Thursday, also, the
association elected officers for
the coming year, as follows:
Gordon Smith, president; Paul
Morrison, first vice-president;
Earl Horner, second vice-
president; and Robert Westlake,
secretary -treasurer.
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The building and fund raising committees for
the new Hensall and District Community Cen-
tre would like to thank all the organizations
and individuals of Hensall and district for mak-
ing our Hensall Harvest weekend such a
success.
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