HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-10-27, Page 13HURON -PERTH TROPHIES — The annual banquet of the Huron -Perth intermediate baseball league was
held Saturday night at the Pineridge Chalet. Above,.Glen Thurman of the Dashwood Tigers presents club
awards to Dave Parsons while John Hayter accepts the most valuable league player from Huron -Perth rep
Bob Hoffman. T -A photo
Horse dies in area collision
One fatality was reported in the
four accidents investigated by
the Exeter OPP this week.
The victim was a horse owned
by Fred Steele, RR 1 Kirkton. It
died after being involved in a
collision with a vehicle driven by
Helen Shute, RR 1 Kirkton. The
incident occurred on concession
14-15 of Usborne just north of
Highway 23.
Shuffleboard
work okayed
Work is expected to start
shortly on the construction of
shuffle board courts at
Maplewoods Apartments.
The courts which are to be
located between the apartments
and the woods, will be funded by
a New Horizons grant which the
Maplewoods Shuffleboard Club
obtained.
A barbeque pit and new lawn
furniture are also included in the
project which is being built . by
Bruce Stanlake Construction of
RR 2, Grand Bend.
Constable Dale Lamont in-
vestigated and set damage at
$1,100 in the Friday collision.
There was one accident on
Thursday, it involving vehicles
driven by Marilyn Rohde, RR 1
Hensall, and Doris Baxter,
Lefroy. They collided on High-
way 83, west of Huron Road 11 in
Usborne township.
Damage was listed at $1,300 by
Constable Jim Rogers.
On Saturday, a vehicle driven
by Douglas Barrett, Huron Park,
struck a water hydrant on
Canada Ave. in Huron Park.
Water, at the rate of 225 gallons
per minute, gushed from the
broken line for almost an hour.
Constable Bob Whiteford in-
vestigated and set property
damage at $ 850.
The other accident of the week
was reported on Sunday when a
vehicle driven by William Henry,
London, went out of control on the
Hay -Stanley line west of County
Road 31. Damage was set at $300
by Constable Wally Tomasik.
During the week, the Exeter
OPP laid 20 charges under the
Highway Traffic Act, two under
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Hay names
new clerk
Joan Ducharme, RR 2 Zurich
has been' appointed clerk -
treasurer for the township of
Hay.
Mrs. Ducharme who has
worked for the township for the
past nine years replaces Wayne
Horner, who has accepted a
position with the community of
'St. Paul Alberta as clerk -
administrator.
Mrs. Ducharme commences
her new duties on November 3.
HENSALL NEWS
Queensway
"Birthday Greetings" to Anna
Dilling who ' will celebrate her
birthday, October 29.
The Church service was con-
ducted by Rev. Bishop.
Visitors with Almeeda Parsons
were Fred and Mary Parsons,
London and Russell and Dorothy
Finkbeiner. Clarence Dilling and
Bernice Olson visited their
mother Anna Dilling.
Buela Smith, Margaret -Larson
and Bill and Vina Parker,
Bayfield visited Clara
Featherston. IvaRidley, Ila
Dunn, Bob and Shirley Lammie
visited Vera Irammie. Mrs.
Milford Prouty visited several
residents.
Mary Neil and Howard Johns
visited Mabel Johns. Lee and
Anna McConnell visited Russell
Erratt. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Sararas
visited Mrs. Elizabeth Sararas.
Edna Werner, London visited
May Beer. Mr. & Mrs. Sid
Pullman, London visited Bernice
Lavery. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Pooley
Exeter visited several friends.
Mrs. Vera Pincombe and Verna
Coates visited Louise Mitchell.
Personals
Mrs. Eric Munroe, Seaforth
was a recent visitor with Mrs.
Bertha McGregor.
Mrs. Bertha McGregor,
District Deputy President of the
Rebekah Huron District 23 and
installation staff were in Seaforth
Monday evening at a joint in-
stallation of the officers of
Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge and
Fidelity Oddfellows Lodge in the
Legion Hall.
MEET PLANNER
Stanley Township Council held
its second meeting with Huron
County planning officer George
Penfold a weeftJ ago Monday
concerning the. Secondary Plan.
He will also attend their October
31 meeting.
The. township again discussed
the appointment of a.buildingiin-
spector but took the matter no
further.
Citizens News, October 27, 1977
Page 13
Hensall arena donations
Bill Consitt $ 100
Jack and Marg Consitt 100
Hurondale Dairy 75
Dwight Donsitt 25
Al's Market 500
Postdated cheque 3,090
Total to date $113,400.00
ZURICH REC
BADMINTON PROGRAM
* Registration Oct. 27 7:30 p.m.
* Men's, women's and mixed
* Runs 16 sessions
If unable to attend registrations please contact
Jerry Rader at Zurich Arena 236-4969
Ham and Turkey Smorgasbord
at
Brucefield United Church
sponsored by
(Kippen United Church)
on
Wed. November 9
from5-Bp.m.
Adults 4.00 Children (under 12) $1.75
Preschoolers FREE
Advance Tickets Only 262-5042
Township of Stanley
SCHOOL SUPPORT LIST
In provision with the Municipal Act R.S.O 1970
Chaper 284 Section 516 (as amended) the 1977
school support list for 1978 taxes has been posted
in the Clerk's office, R.R. 1, Brucefield on the 24th
day of October, 1977.
Complaints in the nature of request for additions or
corrections to or deletions from the list may .be
made by completing and filing form obtainable at
the office of the Clerk.
The last day of filing forms for appeal of school
support is November 11, 1977.
Mel Graham
Clerk Stanley Township
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