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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-05-04, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1967 Education Chief Will Speak To (Continued from page 1) Zion. W. G. Davis, will be the guest speaker. He will be ac- companied by the Provincial Treasurer, Hon. C. S. Mae - Naughton. Later tine same eve- ning the two cabinet ministers will be taking part in the of- ficial opening of the new Stephen Township Central School. .� propt'sed slate of officers for the coming year was pre- sented at the meeting by the nominating committee, and an election will be held at the next meeting. Great Ontario Adventure Vacations ;Garrison members at historic Fort Henry The Heritage Highways On a Heritage Highways Adven- ture dventure Vacation, you re -live, in person, your country's progress —from 18th century United Empire Loyalism to 20th century cosmopolitanism. 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Ontario Department of Tourism & Information SOME OF EACH—Four girls and two boys com- bined to make the Starlites the winners of the chil- dren's league bowling for the year. They are (left to right) Beverley Corneil, Pat Lemon, Linda Fuss, Anne Funk, Sharon Smale and Randy Oke. They received their trophies last Thursday evening at a banquet in Hotel Hensall. (Citizens News Photo) Winners Declared in Boy's and Girl' Basketball Leagues as Season Ends By Kevin McKinnon On Sunday, April 30, the last day of basketball, the cham- pions •of both leagues were de- clared by virtue of their wins over their opponents. The •champions of the girls' league were the Homesteaders, whose captain was Sandra Des- jardine. The winners of the boys' hoop were the Aeadians, whose captain was Kevin Mc- Kinnon. In the boys' final, which was played first, the Acadians won Hay Township Undecided On (continued from page one) able to reach any decision but further study of the situation will be made in the very near future. Following the annual road tour by all members of council in company with a representa- tive of the department of high- ways, reconstruction of the Babylon Line and the second concession of Hay was ordered. Frost damage was high on most township roads this past win- ter, council discovered. Road superintendent K a r 1 Haberer was instructed to sign a drainage petition to relieve the water problem at lot 12, concession 8 and 9, and to call tenders for sand cushion and gravel for one mile of roadway on concession 8 and 9 from lot 12 to 15. Leonard Greb and Ken Elder will be advised that no more hangers are to be erected closer to •the road than 40 feet. In other business, council ac- cepted a quotation from Mous- seau and Parkins for six grader tires at $245 each; accepted Lee Jennison's price of $49.50 per flake ton equivalent of cal- cium for Hay roads (usually about 100 tons are used an- nually); agreed to accept $1250 from Mr. and Mrs. Starly Stu- derus for lot 24, plan 32; and set the next meeting for June 5 at 8 p.m. NimmeammEmiffimmmur Yes, We Are Contracting SEAN CONTRACTS NOW AVAILABLE CERT. No. 1 SEED BEANS • SANILAC • SEAWAY • 1st Gen. SANILAC • MICHIGAN CERT. SANILAC and SEAWAY Fertilizer and Eptam IN STOCK COOK BROS. MILLING CO. LTD. DIAL 2622605 -- HENSALL over the Confederations by a score of 51-20. The game was close for the first quarter as the score was 18-9 for the win- ners, but after the start of the second quarter the Acadians found the range and began to score frequently. Kevin McKinnon led the win- ners with 29 points, followed next by John Gascho with 15, Ed Prang with five and Ken Westlake and Doug ,Coxon with one apiece. Ken Clarke led the losers with 13 points, fol- lowed by Aubrey Bedard with seven. In the girls' final the Home- steaders won over the Federa- tions by a score of 30-12. The game was not an especially close one for such an impor- tant game as the Homesteaders led all the way. Jo-anne Lansbergen led the winners with 10 points, followed by Gwen .Clausius with eight, Sandra Desjardine and Marcia Merner with six each. Carolyn Thiel led the losers with six points, followed by Linda Webb with four and Jo -Anne Thiel with two. This completes the basketball in Zurich for this year and I would just like to thank players and officials alike for their co- operation in making this pro- gram such a success. 0 Obituary Mrs. Edward Stelck Mrs. Ed Stelck, 85, widow of Ed Stelck, the former Anna Amelia Hey, of Dash wo o d, passed away at the Blue Water Rest Home, Sunday, April 30. She is survived (by a son, Mer- vyn, of Bradford; one brother, William Hey, Dashwood. The funeral was held Wednes- day, May 3, from the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home with Rev. Merrill James in charge of the service. Interment was made in Bayfield cemetery. Pall bearers were Carl Oest- reicher, Vernon Schatz, Irvin and Alvin Rader, Ervin Eck- stein and Jack Gaiser. 0 Wes Venner has taken up residence with his son and daughter-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Venner, and family, of Grand Bend. ST ARLI TE DRIVE•IN THEATRE WEEK -ENDS ONLY! MAY 5 and 6 (Double Feature) Dead Leat on a Merry Go Round (Adult) (Colour) James •Cobourn, .Camilla Spaw Great Sioux Massacre (Colour) Joseph Cotton, Philip Cary Box Office Opens at 7:30 p.m. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK Double Features will be Shown Only Once BLUE WATER` REST HOME NEWS and VIEWS Lance By J. Reed, Superintendent We wish to thank Tom Gittus of Hensall for supplying daf- fodils for our dining room tables and the Hamilton-Schade wedding party for the basket of flowers for our sitting room. A tasty treat on Friday last was supplied by Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Baun of Forest. They gave us a large quantity of fresh caught and cleaned smeIt. Our "want department" is looking for the following items for use in our hobby shop. Per- haps you might have odds and ends in these items—all sizes Bois Ger Skop MAIN STREET, ZURICH Open Tuesday and Friday Nite Jean McLachlin at the organ in the ROD and GUN ROOM Colonial Hotel GRAND BEND EVERY Thursday, Friday and Saturday Night Also Saturday Matinee of knitting needles, all grades and colors of wool, crochet Erol Presentation and Dante For MR. & MRS. ERLE HAMILTON (nee Mona Schade) , Newlyweds CREDITON Community Hall Sat., May 6 Music by "THE RAMBLERS" SUPERTEST PETROLEUM LTD. GAS -- OILS GREASES ® FILTERS HOME HEAT SERVICE Agent: Charles E. Eckel Dial 236-4611 — Zurich •W .1 v{J•"1I 4 tA:^:^e�.':. W-:., :i.a q•h'.^-.'.: - 1111 hooks and crochet cotton, all grades, quilt patches, quilt frames, tatting shuttles, odds and ends of yard goods, all shapes, sizes and colors of but- tons, and any other items that one might think useful in our hobby shop. If you can help us out please leave your con- tribution at the Home or at Gingerich's store in Zurich. In loving memory of the fol- lowing residents 'who received their eternal reward this past week: Mrs. Mary Stephan and Mrs. Ann Stelck. Sincere and deepest sympathy is extended to their families at this time. Mrs. Stephan will be missed here by all those who took care of her in our hospital wing. Both residents and staff will cherish the memory of Mrs. Stelck. "May the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace." We also extend deepest sym- pathy to resident Grant Edig- CE TENNIAL PAINT - UP! DECORATE NOW FOR SPRING ! ! Discontinued Colors -- Odd Lots CLASS "A" PAINT ALL AT ONLY HALF PRICE 60 Foot Self -Supporting TV Tower HALF PRICE GINGERICH'S Sales &Service Ltd. CLINTON - ZURICH SEAFORTH holier and his family in the passing of his mother. 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