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Zurich Citizens News, 1970-10-29, Page 16PAGE SIXTEEN HenselII-Zurich Co -Ops Los3 Exhibition; Open Season Friday The Hensall- Zurich Co -Ops junior D hockey team lost an exhibition game to Fanshawe College on Tuesday night, when they were thumped 10-1, in Zur- ich. They open their season in Zurich on Friday night, when they play the Lucan Irish in the first regularly scheduled game. On Sunday afternoon they play host to the Lambeth Flyers, in Twin Pines is sold ' After a 10 -year experiment in housing for the aged. United Co- operatives of Ontario has sold out to the Ontario government. UCO and the other sponsors of Twin Pines Apartments Ltd. will get their money back but no profit. The Provincial government's Ontario Housing Corporation has already started• running the 17 small apartment buildings in rural Ontario communities and has low- ered the rents through subsidies. • Twin Pines was launched in the summer of 1960 with some fanfare to build 100 11 -suite apartments in small Ontario communities and a 50 -unit one in Toronto. By the time construction ground to a halt in 1966 there were 17 buildings in as many communities, and costs had risen so much that further expan- sion plans were quietly dropped. Financing was shared among the federal government (90 per cent through a CMHC mortgage), the provincial government (about five per cent in grants). and a lo- cal sppnsorship committee (five per cent) . The local committee was a non- voting shareholder in Twin Pines: all the voting shares were held by UCO which designed the standard- ized apartment building and had it built. The local committee also had to get the municipality to give the unit a low tax rate in perpetuity and undertook to manage the pro- .ject for its 50 -year life. Rents were set individually for each unit, at a level that would pay off the mortgage in 50 years and pay the operating costs in the in- tervening years. They were based on full occupancy at all times and no rise in prices. ZURICH ARENA SCHEDULE Thursday, October 28 7 to 11 p.m. Rec League Hockey Friday, October, 39 8:30 p.m. Junior "D" Hockey Lucan vs H -Z Co -Ops Saturday, October 31 2 to 4 p.m. and 8 to 10 p.m Public Skating Sunday, November 1 2:00 p.m. Junior "D" Hockey Lambeth vs H -Z Co -Ops 8 to 10 p,m. Rec League Hockey Monday, November 2 7 to 11 p.m. Zurich M H Practice Tuesday, November 3 5 to 9 p.m. Grand Bend Minor Hockey Wednesday, November 4 6 to 11 p.m. Zurich N U Practice the second game'of the season. This will also be played in the Zurich Arena. The Co -Ops took a 1-0 lead at the 8:23 mark of the first period, and hung on to it until midway through the second stan- za. Ron Desjardine scored for the Co -Ops, assisted by Cleo Laframboise. In the last 10 minutes of the second period the better -condit- ioned College boys rapped in seven unanswered goals. They added three more to their total in the third. The game was slightly on the rugged side, with a total of 17 • penalties being handed out. Ten of them went to Fanshawe, with the seven being called against • the Co -Ops. 0 Broiler marketing The Ontario Farm Products Marketing Board on September 3,1970 approved amendments to the Ontario Broiler Chicken Producers' Marketing Plan, which will enable the Broiler Chicken Producers' Marketing Board to control and regulate the marketing of broiler chickens in Ontario, including the eviscerated . product originating outside the province. 0 ,Crediton Youth Drowns In Black Creek Murray Edward Glanville, 20, of Crediton, drowned late Satur- day afternoon in the Sauble River just west of Exeter. OPP Constable Donald Mason, of Exeter detachment said the youth fell 16 feet from a bridge on Stephen Township Sideroad 20 into about five feet of water about 4:30 p.m. Two companions, James Jesn- ey, 29, and Donald Schenk, 18, both of Crediton, drove to Exeter for help following the mishap. Police were notified at 4:55 p. m. and Glanville's body was pulled from the river five min-• utes later by Constable Mason. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene by Huron County coroner Dr. Charles Wallace, of Zurich. Glanville was walking along the top railing on the bridge prior to falling, police said. An autopsy at Strafford Gen- eral Hospital determined drown- ing as the cause of death. Dr. • Wallace ordered an inquest. The victim was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator, of Crediton. ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Writer Service In (China Readers may have read about a community service which existed in the villages of ancient China, that of professional letter writer. Whether or not it still goes on in these enlighteneddays of Mao, I don't know, but the situation was that most everybody couldn't write so they would go to the pro- fessional to put their thoughts or needs on parchment. Here in Ontario most everybody can write, though among farm House League Schedule Set people the farmer's wife is usually more adept at it than her husband. In the main, our farmer is a do-it- yourselfer, especially in saving the wages of a $5 or $10 an hour OCTOBER 31 Leafs vs Bruins Canadians vs Hawks NOVEMBER 7 Canadians vs Leafs Hawks vs Bruins NOVEMBER 14 Bruins vs Canadians Leafs vs Hawks NOVEMBER 21 Canadians vs Hawks Bruins vs Leafs NOVEMBER 28 Hawks vs Bruins Leafs vs Canadians DECEMBER 5 Leafs vs Hawks Canadians vs Bruins DECEMBER 12 Bruins vs Leafs Canadians vs Hawks DECEMBER 19 Leafs vs Canadians Bruins vs Hawks DECEMBER 26 Canadians vs Bruins Hawks vs Leafs JANUARY 2 Hawks vs Canadians Leafs vs Bruins JANUARY 9 Bruins vs Hawks Canadians vs Leafs JANUARY 16 Hawks vs Leafs Bruins vs Canadians JANUARY 23 Leafs vs Bruins Canadians vs Hawks JANUARY 30 Canadians vs Leafs Bruins vs Hawks FEBRUARY 6 Bruins vs Canadians Leafs vs Hawks FEBRUARY 13 Canadians vs Hawks Bruins vs Leafs FEBRUARY 20 • Hawks vs Bruins Leafs vs Canadians FEBRUARY 27 Leafs vs Hawks Canadians vs Bruins .A11 boys playing House Leagu- hockey this year must be at the Arena no later than 8 a. m., on Saturday morning, October 31. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1970 tradesman. As to approaching a professional such as a doctor or lawyer or accountant, only the most impending or accomplished disaster would drive him to it. hi 5.1W ir# 1/ AND THEY CALL US DUMB ANIMALS `'1.1:9 `r ;54, - f ght 3 -PIECE Sectional SUITE Reg. Value $289 Only $195 SMOOTH TOP MATTRESSES Priced from $35 We carry a complete line of ELECTROHOME STEREO and HI-FI Drop in and see them in operation! Westlake Furniture MAIN STREET -- ZURICH KINSMEN BINGO SAT., OCTOBER 31 ADMISSION 50c OVER $1,300 IN PRIZES • $500 AME G 5 EARLY BIRD GAMES, SHARE THE WEALTH, 20 REGULAR GAMES, 5 NIGHT OWLS SPECIAL EVENTS BLDG. —WESTERN FAIR GROUNDS DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. _ FIRST GAME 7:45 P.M The Kinsmen Club of East London ALL PROCEEDS FOR ^HARITABLE PURPOSES Free Bus Transportation To London DASHWOOD Charterways Terminal 6:15 .m. ZURICH Town Hall 6:20 a .m. HENSALL Town Hall 6:30 p.m. $250 0 NO ONE UNDER 16 ADMITTE EXETER Town Hall 6:45 p.m.