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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-05-21, Page 2PAGE TWO ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1970 YOUNG BUSINESS ENTHUSIASTS - When the sun came out warm on Monday morning these four Dashwood children thought they should set up a refreshment booth on the street. Offering customers Freshie while it lasts are Sue Ann Becker, Stephen Wright, Andrew Wright and Robert Restemayer. Hensall Recreation Committee Plan Summer Program of Activities At a meeting of the 1-Iensall Recreation Committee on Wed- nesday, May 13, the program for the summer was discussed, and it was decided to sponsor the swimming program again this year with Jane Smith as leader. Registration forms will be available sometime in June, The possibility of a recreation program for the afternoon was also brought up, and it was dec- ided to see if there were any high school boys and girls who might be interested in helping for two hours each afternoon for part of the summer. Any interested young people should contact the secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Archie Couper, and at the next meeting it would be decided if it was feasible to conduct such a program. The members of the committ- ee made an inspection of the arena to assess repairs and ren- ovations which were necessary. Windows seem to be in constant need of replacement, nearly every window in the front of the arena having been broken since the ice was let out. The chairman expressed thanks to all those who turned out to help the clean-ip night at the Community Park. Tae ball dia- mond is being made ready to use. Visit Queensway On Wednesday, May 13, mem- bers of St. Paul's Anglican church school weekday program, accomp anied by the Rector, Rev. G. Anderson, Mrs. Thomas Laven- der, Mrs. Archie Couper and Mrs. Graham Hooper, visited the residents of the Queensway Nurs= ing home. The children, whose theme for this month is " Thinking of Other People, " were divided into groups Rev. Anderson taking Paul Mc- LSMFT — Ferguson 3 furrow plow $85 — Massey Ferguson 2 furrow, good as new $150 — Allis Chalmers 4furrow $250 — Ford 101, 3-14" plow $360 — Danish 3 furrow 14" plow $500 — Danish 3 furrow 14 plow $450 — Freeman IoaderforA.C.D 14" $200 $300 $300 $700 — Gehl Forage Harvester 6 knife, cornhead and pickup $700 — Ford 612 harvester cornhead and pickup $1,200 — Massey Ferguson 3 pt. 7 ft. mower — Case Forage Blower and 60 ft. of pipe — Ford 32 plate wheel disc — CASE DC -4 — CASE D USED TRACTORS $250 $395 — A.C. "B'' cultivator and mower $395 — FORD 8N overhauled $575 — M.F. 35""D" $1,100 — OLIVER ""550""gas $1,350 -- FORD S.M. — and loader $2,200 — FORD "6000" D $3,200 — M.F. 180 D multi power pressure control $5,300 Snider Motors L IMI TED FORD TRACTOR EXETER 235.1640 LUCAN 227-4191 Clinchey, Andrew Couper and Tracy Turner; Mrs. Lavender, Lisa Hooper, Christen Ingram and Margaret Couper; Mrs. Cou- per, Jo Hooper, Barbara Ingram and Jackalyn McClinchey, and Mrs. Hooper with baby Rosemary, Tammy Turner and Theresa In- gram. Each group spent a few minutes in different rooms with the res- idents who seemed delighted to chat with the young children, whc also enjoyed their visit with these older folk. They also viewed the crafts which had been created by the patients during the winter. Record Fall At Track Meet More than 900 athletes in the Huron -Perth Conference track and field meet Tuesday comb- ined to break 20 records and tie five others. It marked the second straight year competitors in the meet have shattered the record book. In lat year's renewal at St. Marys 18 records were broken. Once again it was competitors from St. Marys who dominated the qualifying show for the West- ern Ontario Secondary Schools Association meets to be held later this month. St. Marys athletes broke nine records and tied one other. In doing so they accumulated 501 polars to win the overall boys' and girls' team title. Stratford Central finished a distend second with 358 points, followed by Exeter South Huron, 295; Goderich, 257; Wingham Madill, 238; Clinton Central Huron, 182; Mitchell, 153; Seaforth, 130; Listowel 55, Strat- ford Northwestern and Milverton 34. St. Marys led in both the girls' and boys' divisions. The girls, who also finished first last year, accumulated 269 points. The boys' team earned 232. Karen Grasby was the only St. Marys girl to break two records. She leaped 16 feet, 11 inches in the long jump and was timed in 26;45 in the 220 yard run. Both were records. The St. Marys intermediate girls' 440 -yard relay team also won in record time, 53.4 sec- onds. The other St. Marys girls' re- cords were in the senior division. Mary Kennedy broke the dis- cus mark by nearly five feet with a thro of 100 feet, one and a half inches. Claudia Barrett set the final girls' mark in the 440 -yard run. (continued on page 7 ) 'VA NA Word was received last week of the death of Dr. Harvey David- son, of Niagara Falls. He was the son of tae late Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Davidson, former Presby- terian minister of Varna and Blake EXPLORERS MEET The Explorer group met in the church last Tuesday evening with the president, Cath Taylor, in charge. All recited the Expl- orer Purpose and Motto. Beverly Cantelon read the scripture les- son. Ann Marie Heard gave the prayer. Nancy read the minutes andtheroll call was answered by ten members. Miss Sandra Webster read a poem. Patsy Tay- lor took up the offering and Sandra Webster gave the dedic- ation. During the business period a donation was made to a poor child. After recreation the meeting was closest by all recit- ing the closing prayer. 0 Monster Fireworks Over 1, 000 people attended the $500. monster fireworks display staged by the Hensall Fire Department and held at the Community Park Monday even- ing. "The show was presented in an effort to reduce the chance of fires started by youngsters using fireworks, " chairman of the committee, Gerald Flynn, said. Winners in a draw for three valuable prizes were; first prize, Deluxe Transistor Record Player, Byran (Doc) Kyle, Hensall; sec- ond prize, Transistor Clock Rad- io, Art Geiser, Exeter; third prize Electric Can Opener, Jack Tin- ney, R, R, 1, Exeter. Reeve Oliver Jaques spoke briefly during the draw. Winning tickets were drawn by Reeve Jaques, councillor, Harold Knight and Fire Chief, Dave Sangster. 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