Zurich Citizens News, 1974-06-13, Page 6PAGE 6 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1974
police
report
On Sunday at 1 a.m. a car
operated by a juvenile left
Concession 8-9 Stephen Town-
ship, and rolled over. A pass-
enger, Joh Nelson, R. R.1, Ex-
eter, received minor injuries.
Damage was estimated at $600
by Constable Bob Whiteford.
On Tuesday at 4:50 p . m.
a car owned by Marvin Bower,
Exeter, was struck by a car
driven by Peter Juergens,
Lucan, at Dashwood Industries.
Damage was estimated at $40.
by Constable Dale Lamont.
On Wednesday a car owned
by Judith Johnson, R. R.2, Bay-
field, was struck by a car op-
erated by Christian Knetsch,
Seaforth, on Highway 84, Hen-
sall. Damage was estimated at
$150. by Constable Don Mason.
On Thursday at 1:45 a.m.
cars driven by Denton Rock,
Huron Park and Richard Funston,
Huron Park, collided on County
Road 21. Both drivers received
several cuts and bruises. Dam. -
age was estimated at $3600 by
Constable Bob Whiteford.
On Thursday at 9:45 a.m. a
cyclist Bernard Blockeel, R. R.
3, Parkhill was struck by a car
driven by Leonard Smith, Lucan
Blockeel received cuts and
bruises. Damage was estimated
at $85. by Constable Bill Ost-
erloo.
On Friday, at 1:50 p . m cars
driven by Helen Boogemans,
Hensall and Walter Eckel, R.R.
1, Varna collided on llighway 8
east of Zurich. Damage was
estimated at $1700. by Const-
able Al Quinn.
On Friday at 2:45 p.m. a
car driven by James Peterson,
Lucknow was side swiped by an
unknown vehicle on Highway
21. Damage was estimated at
$200. by Constable Al Quinn.
On Friday at 6:50 a.m. cars
driven by Merna Carter, Exet-
er, and Joyce Smith, R.R.4,
Brussels collided at Dashwood
Industries parking lot. Damage
was estimated at $385. by
Constable Bill Lewis.
On Saturday at 2:15 a.m.
a car driven by Joanne Rasen-
berg, R.R.3, Zurich went out
of control on County Road 4 and
struck a hydro pole. Damage
was estimated at $600. by
Constable Bill Osterloo.
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Agri -notes
(By Adrian Vos)
Farm and Country magazine
gives us some interesting fig-
ures about agency marketing
boards. The Consumers Assoc-
iation and the Food Prices
Review Board have been critical
of these boards for a long time,
claiming that they restrict
production. The figures how-
ever are somewhat different.
When the tobacco board
began operations in 1958 sales
were 176 million pounds. This
year's crop is expected to be
250 million pounds. That's
restriction?
Then the bean board, When
they started production was
822, 000 one hundred pound bag;
Now its 1, 843, 297 one -hundred
pound bags. Restrictions?
The chicken producers have
been attacked repeatedly for the
quota system, but when they
began operations in 1965 .the
production was 175 million
pounds, while last year it was
up to 2'75 million pounds. One
can readily see that orderly
marketing produces more, not
less.
After the famous heart trans-
plant surgeon Dr. Michael
HURONVIEW
The residents of Huronview,
along with other senior citizens
of Ontario, will celebrate
Senior Citizen's Week from June
16 to 22. The event has been
endorsed by the ministry of
Community and Social Services
as part of the program for
Homes for the Aged.
The committee of manage-
ment of Iluronview has declar-
ed open house for the week,
and invites all senior citizens'
clubs, or any citizen over 60,
to cone and join in the prog-
rams. Fot this week only, the
dining room will be open to
visitors and volunteers at a
nominal charge and supper will
be provided the day of the pic-
nic. It would be appreciated if
clubs or individuals who are
planning to stay for meals would
let us know in advance.
Following is a schedule of
activities:
(continued on page 11)
Now in
Stretford
IDB provides financing by loans or by equity invest-
ments to almost all types of businesseg which are
unable to obtain financial assistance from other
sources on reasonable terms and conditions. Busi-
nessmen are invited to discuss the financial require-
ments of their businesses at the IDB office recently
opened in Stratford.
Ask for our booklet.
INDtISTIIIAL
DEVEIIIPMLNT HANK
Manager—B. B. Baron
1032 Ontario St., Stratford, Ont. N5A 6Z3
Tel.: 271-5650
deBakey from the USA debunker,
the theory that fat causes heart
failure, comes the news, as
related in Macleans Magazine,
that two Canadian heart spec-
ialists Drs. Meyer Friedman
and Roy H. Roseman, have
come to the same conclusion."
Coronary heart disease almost
never occurs before the age of
'70, regardless of the fatty foods
eaten, etc." They claim it is
the type of person who is insec-
ure, etc. I hope by gosh that
our M. D.'s read their book.
"As Christians we must have
a concern for the right to use
all our resources even if it
means vocalizing our displeas-
ure with the point of a show-
down with governments who
seem to show an arrogance for
the rights, wishes and concerns
of the Canadian people." says
Huron's Anglican Bishop, David
Ragg. The Bishop spoke these
words in connection with the
disappearance of farm land for
"highways, sprawling subdivis-
ions or corridors for hydro power
lines. "The land that God gave
us for safe -keeping, the land
that He gave us so that we may
feed His world is treated as a
saleable commodity. The
poorer lands are left because
they are more difficult to
handle."
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