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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1966-09-22, Page 8PAGE FOUR ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1966 T Group Plan Displays At Match Huron -Perth TB Association will sponsor a tent at the Inter- national Plowing Match where technicians from the Beck San- atorium will take free x-rays. Health literature may be ob- tained free as a Christmas Seal service. Details of the plans were out- lined by Miss Eileen O'Brien, of Goderich, education chair- man at a meeting of the Huron Association in Clinton, last week. In the case finding report given by the secretary, Mrs. Beryl Davidson, in the absence of chairman Colin Campbell, it was announced that all nursing homes in the county would be x-rayed in October. Other routine reports were given. The president, George A. Watt, presided. 0 RICHARD STADE Joins RCMP Force Richard Stade, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stade, Zurich, and a graduate of South Huron High School, left last Thursday for Regina, where he will be- gin training as a constable in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. While in this area, Richard was quite active in sports being a member of the Zurich Kings ball team and the Hensall and Exeter junior hoc- key teams. Great Ontario Adventure Vacations The Rich Bounty of Autumn - in -Ontario The easy-going time of the year, with all of Ontario's attractions at their finest —that's what you enjoy on an Autumn -in -Ontario Adventure Vacation. You meet people at their warm-hearted best, in the generous mood that goes with bountiful harvests. Take colour photographs of the countryside's glorious reds and golds. Watch spectacular football and horse -racing. Browse for antiques in sleepy villages—or join the raucous fun at County Fairs. Flistorid places and scenic wonders, gala theatre and metropolitan shopping, Ontario offers you an abundance. And every- where you go—from luxury resorts t0 modern motels —come Autumn, the crowds have thinned enough to make you especially welcome. It all makes this a vacation worth thinking about, Take the first step, today, in planning your Autumn -in -Ontario Adventure Vacation. Just mail the coupon below. Ontario Department of Tourism & information Province of Ontario, Department of Tourism & Information, Parliament Buildings, Room "2545 Toronto Z Please send ma full information about en Autumn -in -Ontario Adventure Vaoation, Name Address City Province CHAMPS AT GOLF TOURNAMENT—An invitation golf tournament was held at Bayview Golf Course last Sat- urday, and about 50 followers of the game took part in the activities. A number of awards were presented at the close of the day, and several of the winners are shown in this photo. Left to right are Jim Brahman, second place winner in the first flight; Izzy Bedard, of Goderich, the grand cham- pion and first place winner in the first flight; Jini Lyttle, who presented the trophies, and Joe Hunt, first place winner in the second flight. WIN LEGION TOURNAMENT—A team of golfers from the Grand Bend Legion won the area championship last Wednesday in a tournament which took place at Bayview Golf Course. Shown here, left to right, are members of the team along with other officials who took part. Left to right are Harold Stade, Zurich; Griff Thomas, Grand Bend; Bill Thompson, Sarnia, who presented the awards; C]ayt Mathers, president of the Grand Bend Legion; Harry Hamilton and Murray Douglas. Advertise Match Goderich—By a recorded di- vision of 26-13, Huron County council at the September ses- sion in the Court House at Goderich, Friday, rejected an amendment to the report of the warden's and personnel com- mittee and adopted the follow- ing motion: "We approve an advertise- ment being placed in the Lon- don Free Press special plowing match edition, being a four- column our- column advertisement at a price of $279; and further, we did not agree on advertising in the international plowing match news, being a publication pre- pared by the Seaforth and Ex- eter papers. "The circulation of the Lon- don paper was estimated at 123,000 against 30,000 for the local papers; and furthermore, the London edition would be somewhat more widespread than the proposed international plowing match news, although granted •a heavy concentration of the London Free Press edi- tion would be in the city of London itself." Council went into committee of the whole to consider the committee report, clause by clause. Rev. J. P. Gandon, deputy reeve of Exeter, immediately presented a motion in amend- ment that county council ap- prove a half page in the inter- national plowing match news in addition to the space already approved for the London Free Press special edition. The amending motion was seconded by Mrs. Minnie Noakes, reeve of Hensall. Clarence E. Boyle, reeve of Exeter, pointed out that 100,000 circulation in the city of Lon- don would have little or no benefit, whereas at least 25,000 or the 30,000 circulation of the plowing match news would go to virtually interested people. The larger circulation didn't mean a thing, he said. The important thing is to hit the people interested, Mr. Boyle stated. Rev. J. P. Gandon pointed out that the news was, in a sense, the official paper of the International Plowing Match, andwould go to farmers in several counties. "Why should a paper that is produced in the county not be supported by the county coun- cil when an outside paper re- ceives that support? he asked. "This makes the county coun- cil look a little silly," he de- clared. County clerk -treasurer J. G. Berry replied to a question that the cost of advertising in the plowing match news seemed away out of line as compared with The Free Press special edition, size of advertisement and circulation considered. ro Theatre -- Clinton After September 24 Week --ends Only Box Office Opens at 7;15 p.m. First Show Starts at 8:15 Thurs., Fri., Sat. SEPTEMBER 22.23 - 24 Double Feature — In Color "Duel At Dialk" James Garner, Sidney Poitier "TARAS BULBA" Tony Curtis, Yul Brynner Cartoon Friday and Saturday SEPT. 30 -- OCT. 1 Double Feature — In Color "CHEYANNE AUTUMN" Richard Widrark, Carol Baker Karl Malden "PALM SPRINGS WEEK -END" Troy Donahue, Connie Stevens Cartoon Mrs. Minnie Noakes, Hensall, was very much to the point. "Don't forget that we're serv- ing all of Huron County. Aside from the cost, it is only com- mon courtesy to give our two Huron County papers a little bit of consideration." James. Hayter, Stephen, said several had placed advertise- ments in the plowing match news; he figured the London paper could look after the county. ANS gaaMSEMSIVOSISIMelb. FALL ASSEMBLY Thomas Rawlings, presiding minister for the Exeter congre- gation of Jehovah's Witnesses, extended an invitation to the local congregation and all in- terested persons to attend the fall circuit assembly of the Witnesses, being held in the Shelburne Community Centre, September 23, 24 and 25. Mr. Rawlings, making the an- nouncement at the Exeter King- dom Hall, stated that the final plans had been completed at Shelburne last week -end to ac- commodate the '700 persons ex petted. 0 Crop Report Warm, sunny days have alp. lowed for ideal harvesting con- ditions for white beans. Planting of winter wheat con- tinues. Some wheat fields are already showing green. A number of silos have been. filled with corn. The overall quality of the corn crop looks good. STO PALM GARDEN dle 1 SAVE! Tea Bags, 100s 69c CLARK'S -20 OZ. Beans with Pork 23c FANCY PINK Clover Leaf Salman 37c 48.OZ. TIN Sana Orange Juice _ _ _ __ _ 39c LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MAR ET ZURICH AYFI FALL F TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 27 AND L WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 28 MIDWAY ON GROUNDS School Parade — 1 p.m., Wed., Sept: 28 Led by BANNOCKBURN PIPE BAND Arena Open Tues. Evening — 7-10 p. Admission: 25c TUG OF WAR — BOYS Also TUG OF WAR — GIRLS Share -the -Wealth Bingo WEDNESDAY EVENING — 9 P.M. Admission: Adults 50c, Cars 25c, Children Free ORVILLE McCLINCHEY President ROBERT STIRLING Secretary -Treasure' * DEEP ACTION AGITATOR! c RAPIDRY SPIN! * JET -SIMPLE DESIGN! MODELS, COLOURS, PRICES FOR EVERY BUDGET! clearance of '66 Models Continues We still have a few 1966 Models left in stock — to clear at greatly reduced prices. 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