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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-01-15, Page 2Citizens News January 15, 1981 'ARA BEDARD — pulls younger sister Tanya through the nowy sidewalks of Zurich. Both are suitably bundled for a rispJanuary outing. National Non -Smoking Week Jan. 18-24,198.1 Can FBDB hel you e Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business See Our Stratford Office Representar, BILL SHUTZ AND/ OR BOB PEARCE AT: The Devon Building, Main Street, Exeter ON: The 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month (Next Visit Date: January 20th) If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS DE VELOPMEN T BANK (Branch Office Address) For an appointment or further information on the Bank's services Incall 271-5650 ( collect) or write 1036 Ontario Street Stratford, Ontario Opening new ds tosmall brlsiness. More research Continued from page 1 that more farmers get in- volved in projects and research. To speed this suggestion, each director will be asked to present at least one written project report from his own township. - Pat Lynch added, "You don't have to do the project yourselves, just report on one in your, area." Considerable discussion took place on the format of the Huron Soil and Crop an- nual meeting. Several directors felt despite lenghty meetings, not enough time was spent on discussing reports and projects Most directors agreed that the annual banquet was very popular and would be continued, but, additional sessions may be set up for project and trials dis- cussions. Pat Lynch said the Huron annual banquet was the only one that he knew of that was a sellout year after year. At Thursday's meeting Larry Wheatley, RR 1, Dublin, the director for McKillop township was nam- ed president of the organiza- tion. Vice-presidents are Doug Cameron, Ashfield township and Bruce Shillinglaw of Huliet township. Shillinglaw also doubles as treasurer. The secretary is Gerritt Van Kuelen representing Grey township. The retiring presi- dent IS Ross McBeath, RR 3, Kippen. Lawrence Taylor was returned as district director. The following committees were named: Projects - Jim Armstrong, John Oke, Lawrence Taylor, Bob McNaughton„ Gerald Hayter, Hans Rasmussen, Wayne Katz. Conservation - Jim Ross, Ray Hartman, Bruce Shillinglaw, Norm Alex- ander and representatives from the Maitland and Ausable-Bayfield Conserva- tion Authorities. Education - Doug Cameron, Aart DeVos, Gerritt Van Keulen, Walter Mcllwain, Don McNeil. New executive Continued from page 1 mittee. The rest of the com- mittee is Gordon Erb, Oscar Greb, Fred Haberer and Leo Hoffman. The auditors and financing committee has Joe Risi as chairman and Ray McKinnon. The community awareness committee, formerly the health and welfare. community better- ment, public relations and tourism, is chaired by Joe Risi. The rest of the com- mitte eq is Dr. Grant Lee, An- son IVIclAinley and Dr. Charles Wallace. Howard Thiel is chairman of the local business trade, formerly the retail merchants committee. Don Beauchamp, David Gelinas, Ron Heimrich and Keith Westlake are the other com- mitttee members. The nominating com- mittee has Jack Eckle as the chairman along with Jack Hamilton and Joe Risi. A motion Alma Westlake on behalf of the arena board, was brought before the Chamber that they might help support an idea of showing movies in the arena. The films cost $200 and the admission may be $1.00 for adults and 50t for children. Mrs. Westlake's proposal also included the Chamber taking over the showing of the movies and using it to raise funds for Chamber activities. The Chamber felt that their sup- port of the summer playround was enough sup- port and that they would not help fund the movie show- ing. For the next meeting the auditors and finance com- mittee will have a report on dues and the activities com- mittee will have,a report on the sauerkraut supper that is being planned. Auxilliary exec Fifteen members of the Rest Home Auxiliary were at the business meeting last Tuesday afternoo. The in- stallation of officers for the new executive was per- formed by pastor Clayton Kuepfer with music proveded by Grace Martin. New slate being: past president, Annie Finkbeiner, president -Martha Ducha- rme, vice president - Margaret Gingerich, secretary -Ethel Meyers, treasurer -Mary Gingerich NEW CHIEF — Former fire chief leo Meidinger (left) hands over his helmet to his replacement Charles Erb. Get new fire chief Charles Erb of Zurich has been named Chief of the Zurich fire department. Erb. a ten year veteran of the local volunteer force had his appointment as chief ratified by Zurich council Thursday following a recommendation from the Zurich and area fire board. The part-owner of a local garage. Erb replaces Leo Meidinger who resigned late last year. Erb officially took over as chief on January 1. 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