HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-10-30, Page 11THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1969
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE ELEVEN
AUDREY BELLCHAMBE1t TELLS YOU - - -
ALL ABOUT BAYFIELD
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN ONTAIUO'S PRETTIEST VILLAGE
LIONS CLUB
At the regular meeting of the
Bayfield Lions Club held at the
Little Inn, Eric Earl, vice-presi-
dent, took the chair.
Lion Lloyd Casemore, Deputy
District Governor, Wingham,
spoke on "Support to the Blind" .
He commented on joint projects
by which Lions Clubs and the
CNIB have assisted blind people,
he urged Lions and their families
to leave instruction that after
death their eyes shall be donated
to the Eye Bank of Canada,
which has already assisted more
than one thousand people to
regain their sight. Accompany-
ing Mr. Casemore was another
Wingham Lion, Mr. Stewart
Henry, who was totally blinded
in World War II. Mr. Henry said
he is fully employed and that
he spends his summer vacations
at Lake Joseph Summer Camp.
for the Blind. While there, he
has learned archery, canoeing
and water skiing, and had made
many friends. This camp is spon-
sored by Lions Clubs and The
CNIB. The guest speaker, Lion
Casemore, was introduced by
Lion Harry Baker and thanked by
Lion Joe Mayman.
Lion Russ Kerr, reported that
the floor had been finished, meta]
siding put on, hydro installed
in the storage building adjacent
to the arena, and that an esti-
SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE
October 23
Hawkeyes, E. Gascha 565 2 33
Ramblers, J. Turkiheim . 591 5 18
Varieties, 'H, F'kbeiner 542 2 21
Wh'rwills, L. 'Thornton. 683 5 39
Seldom Wins, D. Geiger 480 2 7
Hi Hopes, FT Clausius_ 581 5 7
H. single: L Thornton .. _ _ _ 293
H. triple: H. Shade: __ 788
LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE
October 20
Happy Gals, V. Lavery __ 744 7.
Ramblers, W. Erb 502 0
Domminionaines, M. Rau 607 5
Ups and Downes, S. Braid_ 561 2
Jolly Six, M. Campbell 578 5
Devil's Angels, B. Bedard_ 537 2
Mnx Ups, S. Lavery 643 0
Packers, M. Clarke _ _ _ _ . 606 7
New Scamps, D. Thornton 576 0
Night Hawks, D. Hess _ 604 7
Alley Coops, M. Laporte 614 2
Starlites, D. Flinkbeiner _ . 770 5
H. triple: D. Finkbeiner . - 880
H. single: D. Finkbeiner _ _ 312
H. Aver.: D. Finkbeiner ._ ....111
mate on roofing the building
will be presented at the next
director's meeting. A letter
was read requesting that the
history of each Club be comp-
iled and sent to the Lions mag-
azine -- for further business
it was moved that the Bayfield
Lions will hold their annual
Hallowe'en party for young
people in the Town Hall on
Friday, October 31,
Gordon Merrill, St. Catherines,
spent the weekend at his home,
he attended CHSS Commence-
ment exercised Friday night and
received the W. D. Fair Scholar-
ship for proficiency in Biology.
Mr. and Mrs. WE, Parker
returned home on Sunday night
from a weeks holiday in Florida.
Mr. Lloyd Makins is presently
a patient in St. Joseph's hospital,
London.
Mrs, Fred LeBeau, who had
spent the past two weeks in Tor-
onto visiting her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
McLaughlin, returned home on
Saturday with Mrs. Paul Moss of
London, who joined her family
for the weekend.
Mr. Douglas Arkell, returned
to his home in Regina on Tues-
day after visiting his brother Fred
and Mrs, Arkell for two weeks.
THANKOFFERING MEETING
The annual Thankoffering meet-
ing of Units I and II of St. And-
rew's United Church, was held
in the Sunday school room on
Wednesday, October 22. Guests
Huron County
Crop Report
Harvesting of grain corn is pro-
gressing well although the yields
in some areas of the County are
below norinal.
The turnip harvest is almost
completed with prices remaining
favourable.
Winter wheat appears to be
making good growth.
Recent rains should help with
the large acreage of fall plough-
ing which remains to be com-
pleted.
Western Feeder cattle are be-
ginning to arrive in the County.
Some ierds of dairy cattle are
being stabled.
Stored feed supplies should be
adequate for the approaching
winter season.
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Large Crowd At
Huron Cancer Rally
About 2, 000 persons from Hur-
on County were told Tuesday
night at a cancer rally at the
Canadian Forces Base that there
is no Iron Curtain, or Bamboo
Curtain or hisitation on the part
of any country in the world
against the exchange of research
on cancer.
Maurice J. Grimes, executive
director, Ontario division, Can-
adian Cancer Society Toronto,
said there is a "terrific" network
•among cancer researchers.
"In Princess Margaret Hospital,
Toronto, there are open lines
in use to seven major centres of
cancer research in the world for
the purpose of exchanging a
constant flow of literature among
medical and scientific people,"
A panel moderated by Don Gray,
educational television production
supervisor London board of ed-
ucation, included Sister St.
William, co-ordinator of educ-
ation, Dr. K,I, Mustard, med-
ical adviser, both of the Ontario
division, Canadian Cancer Soc-
iety, Toronto, Dr. C.P.A. Ev-
ans, medical officer of health,
Huron County, and Mr. Grimes.
Mrs. Anna Meyer of Wingham,
chairman, publicity, Huronia
District Council, was mistress
of ceremonies.
The Sisters of St. Joseph band,
directed by Martin Boundy, pro-
vided entertainment.
from Varna, Brucefield, and
Kippen were welcomed by the
president, Mrs. William Met-
calf.
Rev. Donald Beck conducted
the devotional part of the meet-
ing.
Mrs.. Metcalf introduced the
guest speaker, Rev, Alfred Mc-
Allister of St. David's United
Church, Woodstock.
He showed colored slides of
Nigeria, showing the modern
buildings, countryside and other
aspects of that oountry, Mr,
McAllister said that the trip had
been arranged and sponsored by
Cross Roads Africa, and that he
and others had gone to Africa
this past summer. He recalled
many interesting experiences
during the trip and said that he
felt that no one could have tak-
en part in the venture without
strengthening their faith.
Mrs. LeRoy Roth, expressed
thanks to Mr. McAllister on be-
half of those present.
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