Zurich Citizens News, 1970-01-29, Page 9THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1970
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS.
HOUSE LEAGUE STARS - One star was picked from each of the teams involved ih the House League
action at the Minor Hockey day in Zurich on Saturday. Left to right, are Paul Haggitt, Steven Bedour,
Fred Mommersteeg, and Jack Forrester.
MITE STARS - The Zurich and Hensall Mites did battle in the
Minor Hockey day program at the Zurich Arena on Saturday, and
following theirame a star was named from each team. Left is
Grant Love, of Zurich, and right is Ed Elliott, of Hensall.
Bible Society
Showing a four percent in-
crease over 1968, contributions
to the Canadian Bible Society
in Western Ontario showed a
total of $91, 778.83 for 1969.
Other income to the Society
amounted to over $80, 000 from
bequests and $31, 000 in an-
nuities, making a total income
of $203, 311.85 for the past
year, advises the London office
of the Society.
During the year the Society,
whose district president is
Stephen R. Byles of London,
enjoyed the support of the 175
active Branches in South West-
ern Ontario. Generally speak-
ing the response from the smal-
ler communities was relatively
more generous than in the ur-
ban centres.
The contribution from Zurich
District for 1969 was $610., as
compared with $460., in 1968.
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Police Report
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year in most respects than 1968.
In 1969, the detachment invest-
igated a total of 243 accidents,
compared to 202 the year be-
fore. Three of the accidents in-
volved fatalities, compared to
two the year before, while 133
persons were injured in 1969
compared to 131 in 1968.
Property damage in 1969 was
a total of $151, 370., while in
1968 it was only $132, 283.
The only thing down in 1969
was the number of charges laid
under the Highway Traffic Act.
They totalled 785 compared
to 860 in 1968. In contrast,
there were 19 criminal code
charges laid in 1969, while
there were only two in 1968.
Of the 1, 420 occurrences in
1969, 80 charges were laid under
the Provincial Statutes and 111
charges laid under the Criminal
Code. Stolen property for 1969
amounted to $3, 502 of which
$281.00 was recovered. In 1968
there were only 908 occurrences.
To Discuss Joint
!Board of Health
I (continued from page 1)
, matter of amalgamation but
that any satisfactory agreement
would involve equal representat
' ion from both 1-Iuron and Perth
counties.
The Perth Board has asked
for six members with Huron
having only five members.
There also has been indications
that Perth would like to see the
offices located in Stratford.
Huron County favors locating
the office in a more central
location to both counties. Sea -
forth has been mentioned on
several occasions.
A hearing was held January 13,
in Toronto establishing the
Canadian Union of Public Em-
ployees as bargaining agents
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Health Unit with the exception
of the Health Medical Officer.
The county is attempting to
have the director of nurses and
the chief public health inspect-
or also exempted from the con-
tract. As well, the county
would like to have two union
contracts proposed, one for the
nursing staff and one for all
other employees of the health
unit.
Donnelly and Murphy are
acting on behalf of the county
in the union negotiations.
It was learned that the public
health nurses at Clinton are now
quartered in a house adjacent
to the nurses' residence at an
annual rental of $2, 400 plus
telephone and caretaking. The
Wingham unit works out of the
former nurses' training school
and rent there is $183 per month
plus telephone.
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