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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1968-04-04, Page 3THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1968 Hensall WI will hold their annual meeting on Wednesday, April 10, at 8:15 pan., in the Legion Hall. Roll call will be answered by payment ,of fees. Reports of standing committees will be given. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Under- Wood, of Gerrie, visited over the week -end with Mrs. John Henderson. 'and family. Mrs. Frank Harburn is a pa- tient in Clinton Public Hospital.. Many Attend Dessert Euchre A very successful dessert euchre was held in the Lodge Hall on Wednesday afternoon, March 27, sponsored by Amber Rebekah Lodge. The event was well patronized with many at- tending from Exeter, Clinton, iBrucefield a n d surrounding areas. Sixteen tables were nn play for :the euchre and winners were: first prize, Mrs. R. A. Orr, Hensall; consolation, Mrs. Rich- ards, Exeter; lone :'ands, Mrs. Edna Caldwell, Exeter. Prize for having birthday nearest to date sof euchre went to Mrs. Robert Bell, RR 2, Kippen. Draw for floral centre- piece was won by Mrs. Howard Ler mon, Varna. A bake sale was held and did a rushing business, Proceeds were very gratifying. HANDYMAN Paper Hanging and Painting CALL 262-5372 After 5 p.m. VAS- 111AUDE REDDEN. Editor Special Speaker at Goderich Church When radio pastor Perry F. Rockwood visits Goderich in April he 'comes as Canada's only full-time radio pastor, and is well known in this entire area. His broadcast is heard today on over 130 stations throughout Canada and the U.S.A. and on April 3, "The People's Gospel Hour" was heard for the first time on Seoul, Korea, reaching hundreds of thousands of per- sons in North and South Korea, Red China and Russia. He can be heard in this area Sundays on Kitchener, CHYM, 1490 KC at 8 an.; St. Thomas, CHLO, 680 KC, at 10:15 a,m,, and Chatham, 'CFCO, 630 KC, at 10 p.m. Services are being held in Goderich with the 'co-operation of several evangelical churches from April 7 to 14. The ,open- ing services will be held in Calvary Baptist Church, Goder- ich, on Sunday, April 7, and Monday, April 8. Tuesday, April 9, to Sunday, April 14, will be in the Goderich High School auditorium at 8 p.m. Special music will be provided each night. 0 Women Curers Enjoy Banquet The 'Hensall Ladies' Curling Club enjoyed a banquet at the Legion Hall, Wednesday eve- ning, March 27, when 40 ladies sat down to e delicious turkey dinner. Pins were presented to the two top winning teams of the year. Mrs. Howard Scone was elect- ed president, and Mrs. Robert Baker, secretary treasurer. The Legion Ladies' Auxiliary catered for the dinner. Here's GOOD News! Conklin's Offers •— NEW, LOWER PRICES ON JOHNS -MANVILLE FIBERGLAS PANELS for PATIO ROOFING Naturally you want color and quality when you build your patio roof. This fine quality Johns -Manville product is just what you're looking for . . . and the price at Conklin's is now substantially lower! •Corrugated, it comes in Patio Green, Patio Yellow and Patio Coral. Ideal for home or cottage . . . 26 inches wide. 8 -FOOT $6.24SHEET, Now SHEET, Now .•.. E12 -FOOT $9o36 � SHEET, Now Conklin's Price on MODERN, WOOD FENCING 49 As Low As LIN. FOOT Choose from 28 Different Designs( EXETER, 235-1422 GRAND BEND, 238-2374 1 Date Set For Trial Of Two In Murder Case Preliminary hearing of a joint charge of non -capital murder— against •a Huron man and a youth—will be held May 16. The date was set in Huron County magistrate's ,court Mon- day when Kenneth Gloor, 18, of Centralia, charged jointly with Joseph Polzen, 33, of RR 1, Ex- eter, was remanded to April 8. The unemployed laborers were charged March 11, hours after 'police found the body of 25 -year-old Gwendolyn Pfaff, of Crediton, in an unused cattle watering trough near Dashwood, Miss Pfaff's body bore three stab wounds in the chest and her scarf wastied tightly around ]ler throat. She had been missing from her home since February 9. .Gloor has been in custody since the charge was laid, Po1- zen remains under observation in the •Ontario Hospital at Pene- tanguishene, 0 Bowling Scores SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE March 28 Varieties, L Wiilert_ 587 2 112 S. Wins, N, Oesch __ 550 5 87 H -Hopes, R. Grainger 608 2 63 R'blers, C. F'kbeiner 611 5 106 H'eyes, G. Denomme 622 7 133 W:h'rwills, M. Clark_ 527 0 45 H. single: Claire Geiger __ 367 H. triple: Delbert Geiger_ 757 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Grey Township Reeve Critical Of New County Assessment Program (Continued from page 1) hent, $2,500; fees (audit and legal), $5,000. Fox Bounties Fox bounties came under seri- ous discussion on Tuesday af- ternoon when it was learned that the agriculture and refor- estation committee proposed to reduce the fees to hunters from $4 per animal killed to $2. It was pointed out that the pro. vincial government had with- drawn from •a previous agree. ment with the counties to pay $2 bounty for each fox slain. Several councillors questioned whether or not $2 was sufficient incentive to hunters who stalk and kill foxes. Others won- dered if the bounty should be entirely withdrawn as is hap- pening in other cotmties. "We must have the bounty hunters," insisted Goderich reeve Herbert Such when it was learned that a rabid fox had entered a stable in Morris Township, that two cattle had died and more were 'sick with rabies and that the fox had gone into the silo after the farmer who protected himself with a fork. In connection with this mat- ter, A. D. Smith, reeve of Turn - berry, expressed shock that the cattle could not be given a humane end but had to suffer and die from the rabies. "Some- thing should be done," he stated, William Elston, Morris, said that if the farmer is to be re- imbursed for animals who die of rabies it must be absolutely certain that rabies was the cause of death. Until the ra- bies hits the brain of the ani- ma land (the brain is tested after death for positive inden- tification of the disease) noth- ing can be done. "Can't they give something to take away the pain?" asked Elgin Thompson, Tuckersmith. "You would think the Society HEAR PERRY F. ROCKWOOD Radio Pastor CHYM, CHLO and CFCO April 7 to 14 APRIL 7 AND 8, AT Calvary Baptist Church Goderich APRIL 9 THROUGH 14, AT Goderich Collegiate Institute Week Days at 8 p,m. Sundays at 7:30 p.m. Special Music Bible Preaching* Good Fellowship Sponsored by Calvary Baptist Church, Goderich for the Prevention of Cruelty to .Animals would have some- thing to say to this," interjected reeve 'Clifford Dunbar, "They seem to keep a close watch on other minor matters." New tree commissions for the county are Hugh Hill, Goderich; Murray Scott, RR 1, Belgrave, and George Beer, Hensall. Sal- ary for these men has been set at $1.75 per hour retroactive to January 1, 1968. In ,other business, council heard the report of the consul- tative committee concerning the swing to county school 'boards; heard that rent :for the Chil- dren's Aid Society had been set (temporarily) at $3,000; estab- lished 'the rent for library quarters at $3,000 per year; learned that the chapel at the pAog THREMt museum will be officially dedi- cated 'on Wednesday, may 10, at 2:30 p.m.; took membership on behalf of the museum in the Ontario Historical Society. STUDIO Specializing in 'I Weddings * Children Single or Group Portraits and Commercial 524-8787 118 St. David Goderich ftwomosiammionsailmaiammemosimima HEN SALL PAC. THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF JIENSALL WILL COMMENCE FLAT t , i;.TE Wr TER BILLING EFFECTIVE AP !`Rr I 1, '1968 Covering the area north of King Street for the Pilling Period of February and March. The Following ]sates Will Be Effective: Industrial $50.00 Per 2 Months list Commercial $20.00 Per 2 Months 2nd Commercial $ 6.00 Per 2 Mouths Domestic $ 4.50 Per 2 Months The above rates are subject to 105 penalty H. D. PAGE, Manager, Hensall Public Utilites r Smoked — Cry -o -vac 1/2s Cottage Rolls Ib. 5c WI a ERS Ib. } 5c Rindless 1 IC 59c Fresh Ground EEF St POR ib. 9c Minute Steaks Ib. 89c Store will be Open next Thursday PLEASE E o • Night, April 11, 'till 10 p,n�. PLASE NOTE: Closed All Day Friday, April 12 (Good Friday) FROZEN FO DS mosmcamonmzmisemomilm SUPREME BRAND Gree or axed 2 -LB. 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