HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-02-27, Page 7THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1969
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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HE'S HANDSOME, HE COOKS l —
One of the most charming, zany enter-
tainers to come along in many a moon to
cheer up house -bound housewives in the
afternoon is Graham Kerr, the "galloping
gourmet" whose series, The Galloping
Gourment started on CBC television Mon-
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day, December 30, and will be seen five
days a week. Not only is Graham Kerr
an entertainer, but he's also a world fam-
ous cook, capable of passing on valuable
hints and recipes in between jokes, stories
and homely advice.
Zurich 4-H Club
See interesting Stam
(by Debra Hogg)
On Wednesday, January 29, at
7:30 p.m., all the 4-H members
from Zurich and Varna and their
mothers enjoyed a film in the Zur-
ich Town Hall, entitled a "Woman's
Place".
The film was shown by Miss
Susan Heard, 'home economist for
Huron County, and was a preview
to the forthcoming club, entitled,
"Meat' in the Menu".
Following the film the home
economist answered questions from
the audience, .and refreshments
were served.
The first meeting of the Zurich IV
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4-H Club was held on Wednesday,
February 5, at 7:00 p.m., at the
home of Mrs. J. Hogg. The lead-
ers of this club are Mrs. Hogg and
Mrs. Don Oke.
The president, Dianne Klopp;
secretary, Nancy Dignan, and treas-
urer, Helen Blackwell, were elected
to •office. There are 17 girls join-
ing this club.
Mrs. Hogg outlined the course
of study for •this unit, "Meat in
the Menu". We discussed, "the
jobs food must •do", "meat and its
value as food", "meat structure",
"factors for tender meat", and
"what meat gives us".
Mrs. Oke had two groups of
girls demonstrated how to meas-
ure dry and wet ingredients. The
meeting closed with the 4-1-1 pledge
and a light lunch was served.
The second meeting of the Zurich
IV 4-11 Club opened with the 4-11
pledge on Wednesday, February
12, at 7:00 p.m., in the home of
Mrs. Jim Hogg.
It was decided that our name
for this unit would be "Kitchen
Kuties".
Selecting neat, high quality
beef, buying meat, and tender cuts
were all discussed.
MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE
February 11
Hustlers, N. Koehler __ _ 529 1 20
Rockets, P. Overholt ___ 698 3 53
Hippies, Paul Bedard .... 722 2 42
Dropout, Doug Stade ._._ 763 2 26
Leftovers, E. Desjardine 626 0 39
Butchers, Claire Geiger _ 627 4 20
Flyers, Lee Surerus __.. 671 3 49
Trotters, Jim Bell __ _ . _ 685 1 48
H. single: Claire Geiger ____ 344
H. triple: Claire Geiger 877
H. average: Jini Bell __...__ .. 230
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Dashwood Lady
Elected President
Of Huron CAS
Mrs. Lucy Klumpp, Dashwood,
has been elected president of the
Huron County Children's Aid So-
ciety. The group's annual meeting
was held in Egmondvilie.
Mrs. Klumpp, a past vice-presi-
dent, was invited to become a di-
rector of the CAS 12 years ago,
Although the work is time consum-
ing, Mrs. Klumpp has a great in-
terest in CAS affairs.
With four members of county
council, the CAS directors watch
over children in care, unwed
mothers and families in distress
throughout the county. Mrs.
Klumpp noted that strictest care
is taken to be certain that cases
are discussed in generalities with-
out the use of names or addresses.
Other executive elected: honor-
ary president, Mrs. Albert Taylor,
Goderich; vice-presidents, Clarence
Hanna, Belgrave; Mrs. Douglas
Bartliff, Clinton; secretary -treas-
urer, William Hanly, Goderich.
Directors for 1969 are: Mrs.
Taylor; Mrs. Kenneth Johns, Ex-
eter; Mrs. Frank Finglan, Clinton;
Mrs. Mervyn Cuamore, Exeter;
Mrs. Maurice Bean, Auburn; Mrs.
Joseph Kerr, Wingham; Mrs. Pa-
trick Osborn, Goderich; James
Doig, Seaforth; Gordon McGavin,
Walton; Rev. G. Wright, Dungan-
non; Clifford Dunbar, Ethel, and
Mrs. G. P. A. Evans, Goderich.
Appointed municipal represen-
tatives were all reeves, Alvin
Smith, Turnberry Township; J. P.
Alexander, Wingham; Lloyd Hend-
rick, Hay Township, and Melville
Allan, Howick Township.
Guest speaker for the occasion
was Dr. Finlay G. Stewart, Kitch-
ener. Other officials present were
Warden and Mrs. James Hayter,
Dashwood; Seaforth mayor, Frank
Sills; Tuckersmith reeve, Elgin
Thompson; Turnberry reeve. A. D.
Snaith, and Herbert B. Such, of
Goderich.
Foster parents given special
mention during the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dalmage,
Seaforth, who, over a 12 -year peri-
od, have provided temporary homes
for 12 children. One youngster
stayed for four years prior to
adoption.
Statistics showed that 98 chil-
dren were taken into care through-
out the year and 80 were returned
to parents. Services were rend-
ered to 39 unmarried mothers.
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