HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-11-05, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, NQV.EMEEIt 5, 1964
Proud Peacocks
Get the Bird
Mr. Harry Sherwood, property
owner in Green Acres, Grand
Bend, and ornamental bird fan-
cier, has been ordered by Grand
Bend council to have tine
"squawks" removed from his
four peacocks.
Residents in the sub -division
have complained about the dis-
turbance caused by the pretty
but noisy birds. Council has
been advised that a minor op-
eration performed on the birds'
throats will still their lusty call.
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L1JE;,ATE
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Dueharme, Sr., were
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Denomy and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Denomy,
Grosse Pointe, Michigan: Miss
Yvonne Papineau and friend,
Detroit, Mich.; Mr, and Mrs.
Desmond Dueharme and family,
London, and Mr. and Mrs, Har-
i -old Seimon and fancily, Goder-
ich.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner,
Debbie, Stewart and Wendy
moved on Saturday into the
house they recently purchased
in Bayfield. They have lived
:or the last three and a half
years in the house on the farm
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grain-
ger.
On Friday the teacher and
pupils of SS 4 W. Stanley had
a going -away party for two of
their pupils, Debbie and Stewart
Turner, who are moving to Bay-
field. Miss Boyce had decorated
two cakes, one with Debbie's
name and one with Stewart's
name printed on it. Wendy
Greer read an address and Deb-
bie was presented with a corn-
flower vase and Stewart re-
ceived a wallet.
Mrs. Joe Chapman and Jo-
anne, Goderich, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gladwin Westlake.
Miss Sandra ihrestlake, nurse -
in -training at St. Thomas Hos-
pital, spent the week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Westlake.
Mr. Elgin Fassel, Milwaukee,
has been a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Westlake recently
and visited other relatives in
the vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Horner,.
Highgate, spent thew eek -end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Horner and Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Grainger.
LADEN TABLES AND HEARTY APPETITES -
The good cooks of Dashwood went all out last Wednes-
day evening to insure that all guests went home happily
satisfied. From the faces of these busy diners, it is
evident that the efforts of the women did not go un-
appreciated. The building committee of the Commun-
ity Centre in charge of the fund raising event reported
that the entire affair was a huge success due mainly to
the co-operation of the citizens.
Prize Winners
The annual Hallowe'en Mas-
querade dance at the Bluewater
Danceland was held Friday, Oc-
tober 30.
Winners of the various prizes
were as follows:
Best fancy couple: Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Schilbe_. Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Schilbe.
Best coinic •couple: Marion
Kerslake, Glen Lamport; Mr.
and Mrs. Art Miller.
Best fancy lady: Genette
Turner, Lucille Geffrey.
Best fancy man: Mrs. Orland
Reichert, Freddie Taylor.
Best comic lady: Richard
Stade, Lawrence Krover.
Best comic man: Don Corri-
veau, Rose Doyle.
Best Hallowe'en costume: May
Turner, Ian Stevenson; Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Miller.
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Five Men To Return
Ekcton Unlikely For Hay
No election seems in the off-
ing this year for ratepayers in
the Township of Hay, since all
members of the present council
have indicated their willingness
to run for office another year.
At the Monday night meeting
of council, reeve John Corbett,
deputy -reeve Delbert Geiger,
and councillors John Tinney,
Lloyd Hendrick and Joe Hoff-
man all indicated they would
be willing to return to their re-
spective positions. No word has
been spread of any new candi-
dates entering the field, al-
though there is plenty of time
before nomination day on No-
vember 27.
The present council have been
Area Farmers To
Tour FAME Plant
The FAME commitee of Hur-
on County is sponsoring two bus
trips for area farmers. The
agenda includes a guided tour
of the new Farmers' Allied
Meat Enterprise Processing
plant at Burlington and a few
hours at the Royal Winter Fair
in Toronto.
November 13 will be the date
of the first bus trip with the
bus leaving Seaforth at 6:30
a.m. and travelling No. 8 High-
way to Clinton, No. 4 to Wing -
ham and on vie No. 86.
On November 20, the trip
will be made again with the
bus leaving Seaforth at 6:30
a.m. and travelling No. 8 High-
way to Clinton, down No. 4 to
Exeter and on via Highway 83.
All township committee men
have tickets which sell at $4
each or contact Chairman Alex
McGregor, Kippen.
in office as a unit for the past
two years, and there has been
little indication from any rate-
payers of dissatisfaction.
There could however, be an
election in the township again
this year for, members to the
Hay School Area board. At the
present time there are five
members from the township on
the area board, but under the
new arrangement to take effect
January 1, 1965, there will be
only four. To date, no school
board member has indicated
his wish to withdraw from the
board, so there could be at least
five candidates for the four
positions.
At the Monday night meeting
of council, engineer B. M. Ross
was authorized to complete
deeds for land purchased from
Philip Masse and Harry Bassow
for road widening on the Bron-
son Line. Payment for the land
was authorized to be made as
soon as the deeds are com-
pleted.
A report was read from
Stephen Township on the Mud
Creek Drain, which affects some
ratepayers in Hay. On advice
of engineer C. P. Corbett, 'the
council authorized the clerk to
send a notice to the ratepayers
involved, advising them of the
reading of the report and the
proposed passing of the by-law.
according to the Municipal
Drainage Act. The date of the
reading is to be set by the clerk
as soon as all information is
ready.
In other business at the meet-
ing, council approved making
payment of one-half of the con-
tract price on the Geiger Drain-
age works, to L. H. Turnbull,
the contractor.
Council also approved the
purchase of a wreath to be
placed at the Cenotaph in Hen -
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vember 11, in memory of those
from Hay Township who gave
their lives during the past wars.
The next meeting of council
will take place in the afternoon,
on Tuesday, December 8, at
1:30 p.m.
Bowling Scores
Dough Boys 4 -Matthew Du-
eharme 673.
Questionaires 0 - Bob Haye
607.
The Wonders 0 -Doug Shantz
451.
Globe Trotters 0 -Bob Lavery
654.
Butcheretes 4 -Ed Datars 611.
The Wildcats 0 -Terry Thiel
532.
The Rockets 2 -Jim Bedard
665, -
Hot Shots 2 - Bob Horner
638.
The Strikers 1 - John Paul
Rau 533.
The Flyers 3 -Jack Hamilton
693.
High single: Matthew Du-
eharme 334.
High triple: Jim Bedard 754,
High average: Jim Bedard
213,
SR. B. MIXED LEAGUE
Hawkeyes 3 - Claire Geiger
562.
Whippoorwills 4- Alb e r t
Clauius 526.
Seldom Wins 4 - Delbert
Geiger 568.
Varieties 3 -Lee Willert 596.
Ramblers 7 -Jack Bannister
595,
Hi Hopes 0 -Lloyd O'Brien
349,
High single: Vic Dinnin 278.
High triple: Claire Geiger 601.
ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
Hi Lites 5 -Delores Schilbe
541.
Dashettes 2 - Marion Rader
558.
The Aces 7 -Dot Monroe 610.
Dominionaires 0 - Carmel
Sweeney 471.
Pin Poppers 0 -Mona Camp-
bell 502.
Packers 7 -Shirley Braid 523.
We Hopes 2 --Marlene Ingram
475.
'CTntouehables 5 -Gladys Mc-
Gregor 473,
High average: Dot Monroe
198.
High single: Elda Laidlaw
296.
High triple: Dot Monroe 744.
MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE
Big Six 2 -Is Laporte 512.
Tops 5 -Don O'Brien 640.
Guys and Gals 2 -Florence
Denomme 540.
Happy Gang 5 -Percy Bedard
651.
Strikers O -Roberta Hamilton
670.
Hensall Hornets 7 - Ernie
Laidlaw 784.
Bone Breakers 2 -Ladd y
Krainik 566.
Hustlers 4 -Len Bates 539.
Ups and Downs 2 -Glen Thiel
571.
Nite Hawks 5 -Hazel McEwan
626.
Ladies' high single: Hazel Mc.
Ewan 312. •
Ladies' high triple: Jean Cor-
niel '701.
Ladies' high average: Hazel
McEwan 18.
Men's high single: Jim Bedard
327.
Men's high triple: Ernie Laid-
law '784,
Men's high average: Jim Be-
dard 204.
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Dashwood Prolect
(Continued from Page 1)
Wein, Helen Rader, Lorne Beck-
er, Delbert Geiger, May Trainor,
Mrs. Lloyd Willert, Mrs. F. Sie-
mon, Pat Sullivan, L. Weigand,
Edward Restemeyer, Jean Guen-
ther and L. Beaver; jack -pot
winner: Bill Waring.
Members of the building com-
mittee are Jim Hayter, Sid
Baker, Harry Hayter, Lorne
Kleinstiver, Harold Schroeder,
Harry Hoffman, Albert Miller,
Cliff Salmon, Stewart Wolfe and
Charles Snell. •
Jim Hayter stated that a
meeting has not been held to
determine what will be done
with the surplus funds but said
that several improvements to
the Community Centre have
been advocated by the commit-
tee.
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