Zurich Citizens News, 1978-06-01, Page 9MR. AND MRS. KEN BORROWS
Cheryl Lynn Clausius and Ken Borrows were married May -6
at Zurich Mennonite Church by Rev. Clayton Kuepfer. The
matron of honour was Mrs. Susan Corriveau and bridesmaids
were Ruth !manse, Karen Rader and Linda Borrows. The best -
man was Dale Reeves and guests were ushered by Eric
Borrows, David Borrows and Brad Clausius. The couple will
reside in London. Photo by Jack Doerr
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SHARING CHRIST IN PRISON
THE GOSPEL ECHOES TEAM
from Goshen, Indiana will be singing at the
ZURICH MENNONITE CHURCH
Es FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 2ND
8 P.M.
They accompany their singing with piano,
steel, bass, and rhythm guitars.
• The team spends nine months out of the year
on the road. They have been to 95 different
prisons throughout the U.S. and Canada since =
- June of 1976.
Action shots of the Team during a prison ser- E.
▪ vice, inmate testimonies, and prison choirs
are all a part of the multi -media which will be
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this service!
EVERYONE IS WELCOME - BRING A FRIEND
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Rash of accidents
over $13,000 loss
Damage amounted to over
$13,000 in the seven ac-
cidents investigated by the
Exeter OPP this week.
The rash of crashes
started on Thursday when a
vehicle driven by Vicky
Clarke, RR 3 Dashwood,
struck a telephone pole on
concession 14-15 of Stephen,
just south of sideroad 20-21.
Damage was set at $1,500 by
Constable Christiaen.
Five people were injured,
none seriously, in a two car
crash on Friday afternoon on
County Road 2, south of
Highway 84. Drivers in-
volved were Antonio Mat-
tucci, RR 1 Hay, and Edwin
Regier, Zurich. They were
injured, along with
passengers John Voisin, RR
1 Varna; Robert Reid,
Hensall; and Jerry Smith, .
RR 1 Hensall.
Constable Don Mason set
total damage at $4,000.
There were two accidents
on Saturday, the first oc-
curring in the morning when
a vehicle driven by William
Pole, RR 1 Dashwood, rolled
over in a ditch on Highway
84, west of Zurich. Pole
sustained minor injuries and
damage to the vehicle was
listed at $1,800 by Constable
Giffin.
The other Saturday ac-
cident involved a vehicle
operated by Paul Loth,
Kitchener, which collided
with guide posts on Highway
81 east of Grand Bend. The
driver escaped injhury and
damage was set, at $1,110 by
Constable Mason.
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ecreation Co-operative Program,
May 25, from the University
of Waterloo. She is presently
employed by the Addiction
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A similar accident oc-
curred on Sunday, when a
car driven by Mary Thomas,
London, struck a guide post
on Highway 81 in the same
vicinity when the driver
swerved to avoid striking a
dog. Constable Al Quinn
listed damage at $450.
The other area accident
occurred on Monday evening
when vehicles driven by
Douglas Martin, Grand
Bend, and Gary Hugill,
Waterloo, collided on High-
way 83 west of concession 16-
17 in Hay Township. Con-
stable Wally Tomasik in-
vestigated and set damage
at $1,150.
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Citizens News, June 1, 1978
Page 9
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11:00 A.M. — 4-H Open
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12 Noon — Ontario Jersey
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12:30 P.M. — Huron Hols-
tein Show
3:00 P.M. — Arena
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6:00 P.M. — Ladies' Ex-
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6:00 P.M. — Western On-
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SATURDAY,
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12 Noon — Ladies' Exhibit
12:30 P.M. — Horse Show
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1:00 P.M. — Parade
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Judging
— Baby Show
7:00 P.M. — Teams in
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9:00 P.M. — Evening
Grandstand Show
SUNDAY,
JUNE 4
1:00 P.M. — Western
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— Beef Cattle Classes
— Ladies' Exhibits
HURON CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
BILL FLYNN, President
R.R. 4, Clinton, Ontario
ROBERT M. GIBBINGS,
Secretary -Treasurer
R.R. 1, Clinton, Ontario