Zurich Citizens News, 1976-02-18, Page 3Obituary
Orville T. Toylor
A well-known Hay Township
farmer passed away at South
Huron Hospital on Thursday
February 12th, 1976, Orville
Taylor of R.R. #1, Exeter in his
eighty-first year. He was a
member of Carmel Presbyterian
Church serving on the Board of
Managers for twenty-one years,
several years as Chairman.
Surviving are his widow the
former Christina Dougall, sons
Orville, Brockville; Robert, R.R.
#2, Hensall; James of Harriston,
daughters Mrs. William (Mae)
Butson, R.R. #2, Staffa; Mrs.
Percy (Evelyn) Wright, Kippen.
He was predeceased by one son
Neil (November, 1972) and one
brother and one sister.
Two sisters survive Mrs.
Myrtle Dick, Hensall and Mrs.
Irene Harvey, London, also 14
grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren.
Mr. Taylor rested at the Bon-
thron Funeral Chapel, Hensall
where service was held by the
Royal Canadian Legion, Branch
#468 Hensall on Saturday evening
with funeral service at 3:30 p.m.
Sunday conducted by Rev. W.D.
Jarvis.
Temporary entombment was at
Hensall Mausoleum, Hensall
Union Cemetery. The pall --
bearers were Lorne Chapman,
Jack Corbett, Gordon Munn,
Gordon Troyer, Jim Dougall and
Harry Dougall. The Flower -
bearers were five grandchildren:
Larry Wright, Eleanor Butson,
Steven Douglas and Murray
Taylor.
ayfield
atoms
at Zurich
Saturday , February 14, Bay-
field Atoms were invited to Zurich
to participate in their weekend
Tournament. Zurich defeated
Bayfield 4 to 3. Bayfield's first
goal was scored by David Phoenix
assisted by Robbie Siertsema.
David Telford scored the second
goal on an assist from David
Phoenix. Getting the third goal
was Robbie Siertsema assisted
by Darin Telford and Rusty
Brandon.
After the game, the most
valuable player was picked from
each team. Darin Telford was
chosen from Bayfield and Paul
Johnston from the Zurich club.
Both boys received a plaque.
Special thanks is extended to
the Zurich Minor Hockey associa-
tion for the invitation to attend
and for the Iovely lunch served to
the Bayfield Atoms.
Citizens News, February 18176 - Page 3
Weather improves driving
With a return to normal winter
weather conditions the number of
accidents investigated this week
by officers of the Exeter Ontario
Provincial Police detachment
dropped to five.
February 10, a tractor driven
by Valentine Becker, Dashwood
and a vehicle operated by Paul
Masse, Zurich collided on Con-
cession 12 and 13 of Hay town-
ship. Constable Bill McIntyre
set damages at $500.
Thursday morning at 1:50 a.m.
a vehicle driven by Gloria Diane
Wells, Huron Park went out of
control on County road 2, a half
mile south of Highway 83 and
struck the ditch. Constable Bill
Osterloo estimated damages at
$1,000.
The next two mishaps occurred
at about the same location on
County road 11, about a half mile
north of Highway 83.
Friday at 11:25 p.m. a vehicle
driven by Paul Hulley, Seaforth
went out of control on an icy
curve. Constable Frank Giffin
set damages at $400.
At 1 p.m. Sunday a vehicle
driven by Earl Parrish, Ingersoll
went out of control. Constable
Bill Lewis listed damages at $75.
The final mishap of the week
occurred Sunday at 9:45 p.m.
A vehicle driven by Edward
Insley, Woodham struck a parked
vehicle owned by Ronald Bowers
on King street north in Crediton.
Constable Larry Christianen set
damages at $380.
Local OPP head Sgt. Norton
Rhiness said this week that three
persons have been charged with
failing to wear seat belts under
the new provincial regulations.
Sgt. Rhiness said two charges
came as the result of ordinary
patrol by his officers and the
other during investigation of
an accident.
In two theft occurrences, a
telephone was taken from a house
in Usborne township owned by
Earl French and Anne Dittmer,
RR 1, Dashwood reported $35
taken from a purse in her home.
Bayfield Historical Society meets
Mrs. Gwen Pemberton chaired
the meeting of the Bayfield
Branch of the Huron County
Historical Society for their regular
meeting on Monday evening.
Mrs. Ed Oddleifson suggested
that the Society set up a special
display of their Historical notes
for the upcoming Centennial.
All agreed.
Past chairman of the Society,
Mrs. A.S. Morton was called
on to take the chair for the
election of officers for 1976.
Brig. Fred Clift as chairman of
the nominating committee,
presented the slate as follows:
Chairman, Mrs. Gwen Pember-
ton; Vice-chairman, Dr. Grosven-
or Shepherd; Secretary, Miss Kay
Reid; Treasurer, Mrs. Joe May -
man; Archivist, Mrs. Le Roy
Poth. These are the same officers
as last year and with the except-
ion of Mrs. Poth who was not in
attendance, all agreed to serve
for another term. It is hoped
that Mrs. Poth will also continue
her position.
Mrs. Pemberton then resumed
the chair and thanked everyone
for their co-operation this past
year and said they had all done a
fine job. She especially thanked
Mrs. Clift as the social convenor
and the excellent efforts of the
program committee. Jim Garrett
presented the Society with a
beautiful black walnut gavel.
He said that it had been made
from a piece of wood from a
tree that had once grown in the
village, which had served as
shade, a comfort to the villagers;
it had beautified the Village and
the fruit had been nourishment to
people. He felt that as a gavel
a piece of the tree would carry
on serving the Village.
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