Zurich Citizens News, 1967-11-09, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
TRICKS OR TREATS — This trio
is a family affair, but you could never
tell by the faces hidden behind the
masks. Left to right are Ricky,
Perry and Robbie Denomme, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Denomme, Zur-
ich. The boys were out calling on
friends last Tuesday night, Hallo-
we'en.
WORK FOR UNICEF — Students from Zurich
Public School toured the area last Tuesday night,
Hallowe'en, and collected pennies for Unicef. These
two young ladies who were out for tricks and treats
were more concerned about collecting money for
Unicef than they were about collecting treats for
themselves. The girls are Lois Doerr, left, and
SueAnn Walker, right.
Celebrate 25th Wedding
Anniversary
The Martine -Cook relatives of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martine
treated them to a turkey dinner
at the Dashwood Community
Centre on the occasion of their
25th wedding anniversary.
Some 60 relatives and friends
were .present from Chesley, Port
Colborne, London, Sarnia, Ex-
eter, Chatham, Crediton and
Dashwood.
Following the dinner a short
program was held .including a
mock wedding. Bunco rounded
out the evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Martine were presented lovely
gifts.
ZURICH M.A.A.
Booster Dance
IN THE
Zurich Community Centre
1
1
SAT., NOV. 18
Dancing from 8 p.m, to 12 p.m
ADMISSION: $3.09 PER COUPLE
(INCLUDES FOOD)
MUSIC BY
Ken Mittelholtz and The Twylites
ADVANCE TICKETS NOW ON SALE
(Citizens News Photo)
Home Auxiliary
Plan Special Day
The regular monthly meeting
of the Women's Auxiliary to
the Blue Water Rest Home was
held on Wednesday evening,
November 1, at the Home. The
craft convenor, Mary. Baechler,
reported that the Women's In-
stitute had charge of the Oc-
tober birthday party for the
residents of the Home and the
Lutheran ladies will have
charge of the one in November.
The members have decided
to purchase a potato peeler and
a meat grinder for the kitchen.
Mr. Reed had asked the aux-
iliary to help with refreshments
on Sunday afternoon, Novem-
ber 19. Any members who were
not present at the meeting and
would like to help please get
in touch with the secretary.
The auxiliary is sponsoring a
bazaar, tea and bake sale on
Saturday, November 25, from 2
to 5 p.m. Anyone wishing to
donate any articles or home bak-
ing please leave the donation at
the Home no later than 12 noon
on the day of the bazaar.
Following the meeting, the
members enjoyed several num-
bers in song by a girls' trio:
Norma Shantz, Mary Ellen
Gingerich and Delores Ginger-
ich, accompanied on the• piano
by Carol Gingerich.
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Unit Four of UCW
Discuss Religion
Unit four of Hensell United
Church Women met Thursday
afternoon in the Fellowship
Hall, with an attendance of 26
members.
Mrs. James McAllister opened
with invocation and a warm
greeting to all. The devotional
was presented by Mrs. N. E.
Cook, who read a thought-pro-
voking article on "The closing
of the old church which stood
at the crossroads in the shelter
of the pines". She added that
in this period and in the future
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, PO
Saturday Is Registration Day For All.
Minor Hockey Players at Zurich Arena
Minor hockey registration in
Zurich takes place this Satur-
day morning, from the hour 10
a.m. to 12 a.m., for all boys in
the area wishing to play under
the Zurich Minor Athletic Asso-
ciation banner. Any boys be-
tween the ages: of 6 and 18
years are eligible, and registra-
tion will take place at the
arena, '
This yehr, for the first time,
there will be a registration fee
charged to take care of ice
time needed for the boys. In
previous years, due to the un-
certainty of ice conditions a
complete program could not be
planned. Accordingly, only the
best players could be given the
opportunity of playing and then
in only WOAA inter -town com-
petition, Under this system
the boys were charged 25 cents
every time they practiced, to
cover ice rentals.
Under the n e w program
EVERY BOY who registers with
the Zurich Minor Athletic Asso-
ciation will be guaranteed his
regular turn on the ice, regard-
less of his ability. Those who
are not good enough to make
one of the regular teams for
inter -town competition will be
playing every Saturday morn-
ing in a house league.
Due to increased ice rental
rates and the lack of funds to
pay for. it, the Zurich Minor
Athletic Association has no al-
ternative but to require a reg-
istration fee from those deriv-
ing the benefit from the minor
hockey program — the boys
themselves. Most other areas
have been operating under this
system for some time, and find
it works out quite satisfactory
for all those involved.
The rate structure is as fol-
Hensall Council
(Continued from page 1)
and the two items that council
were concerned with were let-
ters from the Queensway nurs-
I ing home and Ed Fink. Council
decided to inquire into the
problem that the nursing home
is having with regards to en-
larging. Mr. Fink !had asked
about having approval to build
an eight to ten unit apartment
building west of the arena, and
council had no objection pro-
vided it met with their build-
ing by-law.
Building permits were passed
for Mrs. G. O'Dell, for a garage,
and George Beer, for a barn
storage.
Nomination 'in Hensall will
be on Friday, November 24, be-
tween the hours of seven and
eight' p.m., and should an elec-
tion be necessary it will be held
on Monday, December 4.
Accounts totalling the sum
of $2,425.64 were presented and
passed for payment.
The clerk is to prepare a by-
law in regards to council re-
muneration as follows: reeve,
$250 plus $150 expenses; -coun-
cillors, $200 plus $100 expenses.
This is to be effective for the
year 1967.
we all have to face things such
as that.
Mrs. Harry Caldwell gave the
study telling many items of in-
terest on the religious groups
of recent times. The fall bale
was packed on Tuesday, No-
vember 7.
Mrs. McAllister reported on
the regional meeting held at
Greenway. Mrs. Harry Horton.
read a Remembrance Day poem
and conducted a contest. A
social time was enjoyed when
Mrs. R. McAllister and her as-
sistants served a cup of tea,
16 OUNCE
Carnation Evaporated Milk 5/88c
19 OUNCE
Clarks Beans with Pork _ 5/$1
14 OUNCE
Lynn Valley Green Beans - 2/25c
14 OUNCE
Lynn Va ley Wax Beans _ 2/25c
HABITANT -28 OZ,
Soup, Pea or Vegetable _ _ 2/49c
LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET
ZURICH
lows: residents of the village
of Zurich, first boy, $4.00, each
additional boys in the same
family, $2,00 each, to a maxi-
mum of $10 for any one fam-
ily. For those living outside
the municipality the rate will
be $6.00 for the first boy in a
family, $3.00 for each additional
boy, to a maximum of $15 for
any one family. Of this amount,
one dollar is used to pay in-
surance coverage for every boy
registered under the Zurich
MAA, and the balance is to pay
for ice time. There will be no
extra charge of any kind made
throughout the season, such as
the 25 cents per night rate used
last year.
The MAA realized that the
rate differential between Zur-
ich residents and those outside
the municipality will be subject
to some controversy. However,
as is the case in most other
comparable municipalities, resi-
dents of the village are already
contributing through taxation
to provide the facilities, and it
is only fair that those not doing
so should pay a proportionately
higher fee.
All the adults involved in the
minor hockey program—coach-
es, managers, referees, drivers,
etc., contribute their services,
time and gasoline free of charge
as their personal contribution
to the welfare of the youth of
the community. Accordingly,
parents should do their part in
assisting with the minor hoc-
key program by seeing that all
interested boys are given an
opportunity of participating.
All boys are asked to bring
their registration fee with them
when they register on Saturday
morning.
This year the Zurich MAA
hopes to, have teams entered in
Mites, Squirts, PeeWees, Ban-
tam, Midget and Juvenile com-
petition with other towns in the
area. All boys who do not
make one of these teams will
be playing in a house league
every Saturday morning, at the
local arena. Activity will get
under way just as soon as the
ice is available in the arena,
probably in a couple of more
weeks. All boys will receive
from 20 to 25 weeks of ice time
with hockey.
At the sante time the MAA
needs volunteers to assist with
such jobs as coaching, manag-
ing and refereeing.. Any per-
sons who are interested in help-
ing along with the hockey pro-
gram should offer their services
as soon as possible.
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MINOR HOCKEY
REGISTRATION
All boys wishing to play hockey
this season under the
Zurich Minor Athletic Association
must register at the
ZURICH ARENA
BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 10 A.M. AND 12 NOON, ON
Saturday, November 11
Only boys who have registered will be
allowed to play hockey this winter.
Registration Fees must accompany Forms signed by
parents, before boys will be allowed to play.
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Broom & Bulb
SALE
Conducted by Members of the
ZURICH LIONS CLUB
WED., NOV,. 15
Members of the Lions Club will call at
all homes throughout this area, either in
the afternoon or evening, to sell packages
of light bulbs and brooms.
Pkg. of Bulbs: $2 Brooms:
Proceeds for Arena Building Fund!
RATE SCHEDULE
FOR
Zurich Community Centre
AND
Zurich Arena
(Effective November 1, 1967)
AUDITORIUM RENTALS —
MEETINGS, ETC.—$5.00 per hour to a Maximum of $15.00
If kitchen facilities used — $5.00 Extra
RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES—Morning, $5.00; Afternoon, $5.00;
Evening, $5.00
WEDDINGS OR BANQUETS—All Day, $50.00 — $15.00 extra for police
protection if a public dance is held.
OTHER ACTIVITIES—$25.00; $5.00 extra for use of kitchen facilities.
$15.00 extra for police protection (public dances only)
ARENA RENTALS —
ICE TIME—Prime Time (7 p.m. to 11 p.m.—Monday to Saturday)
$8.00 per hour — Other time $6.00 per hour
FLOOR TIME --$50.00 per Daily Event; $5.00 for kitchen facilities;
$15.00 for police protection (if needed)
MEETINGS, ETC.—$10.00 per hour to maximum of $50.00; $5.00 for
kitchen facilities
N.B.—Northwest dressing room in new addition is available as a meeting
place for area organizations FREE OF CHARGEE, when not re-
quired for other purposes. Contact management for reservations
of this room.
FOR BOOKINGS, CONTACT
JACK TURKHEIM
Phone 236-4969 Arena Manager Zurich
After hours, Call 236-4713