HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-10-21, Page 9Huron Dairy Princess Ruth Anne Zielman, 24, of- Zurich was crowned Huron County
Dairy Princess at a banquet held October 17 at Hohnesville. Here, outgoing princess,
Dianne Oldfield (right) of the Seaforth area, places a tiara on Miss Zielman (Stephanie
Levesque photo)
Dairy
BY
STE)I'HANIE LEVESQUE
HOLMESVILLE - A 24 -
year -old Zurich girl was
crowned the 1981-82 Huron
County Dairy Princess at a
banquetrhere on Oct. 17. •
Ruth Anne Zielman, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Ziebnan of R.R.2,
Dashwood was crowned the
princess. Mary Ann Van
Dorp of R.R.2, Seaforth . was
named the runner-up.
Following her 'crowning,
Ruth Anne said she was very
honored to have been chosen
as the princess. The
princess, the runner-up and
the two other contestants,
Karen McMichael of Wrox-
eter and Cathy Van Ninhuys
of . R.R.2, Bayfield were
showered with gifts from
various milk -related in-
dustries. The competition is
sponsored by the Huron
County Milk Committee. .
Prior to dancing at the
banquet, the four girls gave
speeches on the .history of
dairy farming.' Ruth Anne.
presented her topic m an
original angle, telling the
history from the point of
view of the cow.
The cow 'was a purebred
Holstein, and traced its
ancestry to Friesland,
across the ocean to United
States, then over the border
to Canada. This cour was, in
its own opinion an ex-
perimental cow, what one
could call a test tube heifer.
Ruth Anne owns a florist
shop in Zurich and her hob-
bies include outdoor ac-
tivities, sewing, crafts, and
she sings in three choirs. The
chores of the dairy princess
are not all that new to Ruth
Anne, as two years ago, her
,younger sister Susan, was
the Huron County dairy
princess.
Ruth Anne has 'two other
younger sisters, Debra and
Angela. She has one older
brother Gerald.
Ruth Anne said she felt
very confident that she could
handle the .activities re-
quired by the princess and
she hopes to enjoy every
minute of her year.
The new. princess was
crowned by the. outgoing
princess, Dianne Oldfield .
Wawanosh Wawanosh Council
GODERICH SIGN TA% WEDNESDAY, O.M:ME' R', .. P9R..:. PAGtE. 9
uburn delegation wants assistance with fire hall
The Board of Trustees
from Auburn attended the
West Wawanosh Township
Council meeting October 6 to
request council's co-
operation in leasing the
Auburn fire hall for a period
of 20 years to take advantage
of a 25 per cent Communtiy
Recreation Centres grant to
assist them in the renovation
of the hall as a community
hall. Council agreed to do
this and to pass a by-law
designating the fire hall as a
community hall,
Charles Pergel presented
a sr. gond application to.
council for a.building permit
to establish, a trailer as a
residence in St. Helen's.
Council agreed to deal with
the application along with
others already scheduled on
the agenda.
Gerry Paolin acted as a
spokesman for a deputation
from Dungannon consisting
of three Kinsmen and two
senior citizens. He asked
council to appoint two people
to sit on a board of eight (two
Kinsmen, two senior
citizens, two West
Wawanosh representatives
and two Ashfield
respresentatives) to be
formed to investigate the
establishment of a drop-in
centre for seniors in
Dungannon. Council
questioned Paolin regarding
their plans and agreed to
comply with the request for
two board - members.
Councillors . Cranston and
Brindley agreed to be those
board members.'
Harold (Bud) Glenn asked
council to write a letter to the
owners of a the old dam in
the Maitland River south of
Auburn, although he was
unaware of the identity of the
owners. He wished council to
express support in his efforts
to have the ruins of the old
dam removed. Council
contended the dam is not in
West Wawanosh and
therefore none of their
concern.
Council discussed with the
road superintendent the
laneway which had been
constructed by Charles
Pergel without permission.
The superintendent stated
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that the laneway, as it is
now, is too narrow and must
be widened.if it is to remain
there.
A motion was passed
"That West Wawanosh
Township hereby affirms
that there are no objections
to the applications for
licensing of the three gravel
pits owned by the township-
i.e. the Inglis gravel pit; St.
Augustine gravel pit and the
Robertson gravel pit"
The road accounts of
$49,818.79 and general ac-
counts of $6,225.52 were
passed for payment.
A motion was passed
"That the reeve and clerk
are hereby authorized to
apply to the Ministry of
Transportation and Com-
munications for the interim
subsidy on road ex-
penditures to date (1981) on a
total expenditure of
$190,864.77.
Building permits were
issued to M. Sproul
(granary); W. Rintoul
(mobile home) and J.
Stutzman (addition to shop).
Charles Pergel was denied
a building permit until: (1)
Huron County Health Unit
approval is obtained; (2) the
laneway is widened and
improved to the satisfaction
of the road superintendent;
and (3) an agreement is
reached that the property
cannot be used as a storage
yard because of its small size
and proximity to the road
A letter from the Huron
County • Federation of
Agriculture to be be sent
with ' others to Prime
Minister Trudeau regarding.
the effect of high interest
rates on farmers and small
businesses, was endorsed by
council and will be returned
to the federation.
The clerk informed council
that she had been ap-
proached by Albert Taylor
on behalf of the.11uron-Bruce
Swingers with a request to
handle the payment of their
instructor's fees under the
West Wawanosh Recreation
Committee. She assured
council it was not a com-
plicated procedure and
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Council was informed of
the public meeting scheduled
by Maitland Valley Con-
servation Authority to be
held in the Dungannon
United Church on Thursady,
October 22 in connection with
the Saratoga Swamp Master
Plan.
The application for loan to
cover tile drainage sub -
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Management counselling
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Opening new doors to smaNbusiness.
witted by R. McDonald was
accepted.
Two applications for
severances by Joseph
Hickey were approved.
A resolution submitted by
Minto Township was not
endorsed because of its
similarity in purpose to the
letter of the Huron
Federation of Agrrirtltare
already endorsed,
Bylaw 17.81 was g[ven a
third reading and ally
passed. This by-law imposes
a special rate on properties
to cover tile drainage loans.
The meeting was ad-
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