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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1971
Zuric'h Women's Institute Present
Life Certificate to Valued Member
Eighteen members and three
visitors attended the March
meeting of the Zurich Wom-
en's Institute. Thence for the
program was health.
Mrs. 0. Schwartzentruber
was in charge of the program.
She conducted a true or false
contest on health. The roll
call, "don't's for the sick room,
presented the various answers.
Don't smoke, don't visit too
long, never tell your health or
other troubles to a patient,
don't touch a patients bed, be
pleasant, don't talk loudly.
Mrs. Thomas Meyers was
presented with a framed Life
Mamhership certificate and
pin by the district president, ,
Mts. D. Geiger and Branch
President, Mrs. L. hlopp,
Mrs. Meyers was a president of
the Zurich Institute for almost
10 years and a member for 43
years. She also had the office
of secretary and branch direct-
or. She was a federated repres-
entative for the area and serv-
ed in the office as provincial
board director for three years.
It was an honor to the Zurich
branch, as well as to Mrs.
Meyers, to have the presentat-
ion of a Life Membership.
Only on two occasions were
similar presentations made.
Those were to the late Mrs.
William Bassow and Mrs.
Charles Fritz.
Institute members and friends
quilted one large, two single
and seven crib quilts on March
third and fourth. These are
for the booth at the Sixth
Annual Bean Festival in August.
Reports were that the six
euchre parties were entertain-
ing and successful.
Representatives for the Inst-
itute to the Agricultural Soc-
iety are Mrs. Eileen Consitt
and Mrs. llarvey Bohner.
A piano recital will be spon-
sored for Miss Idella Gabel, at
the Hay Township Hall, in May,
Girls Work on
Sewing Project
(by Joan Finkbeiner)
We met at the home of Mrs.
Oke on March 17, for our four-
th meeting. The 4-11 Pledge
was said followed by minutes
and roll call.
We decided to come in the
week of our holidays and get
some of our summer separates
sewed up. Mfrs. Oke demon-
strated inserting an invisible
zipper on a girl's garment.
Next meeting will be March
31, because there are going
to be some girls away for the
holidays.
0
About People
Dr. and Mrs. D. Clarkson
and son Mark, and Mr. and
Mrs. L. Mc Curdy, of Miss-
issauga spent the weekend
with their grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. T. Meyers. Faith,
Jane and babe retrained for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Dinnin
spent some time this week at
their cottage at Point Au Baril.
NOTICE
the
TRACTOR DIVISION
of
L I' rry Snider Motors
LIMITED
WILL. `E CLOSED
All Day -
Saturday, March 27
For Stock Taking Prior to the Sale
of The Tractor Division to
EXETER FORD EQUIPMENT
SALES LTD.
Open For Business As Usual
Monday, March 29
ALL NEW AND USED
EQUIPMENT CLEARING AT
ROCK BOTTOM
PRICES
This Thursday and Friday
BUY NOW — AND SAVE
Hydro Official Spikes Story
OF area Generating Station
(continued from page 1)
1300, 000 gallons of water a
minute to keep cool while a
nuclear installation requires
even more. The supply must
be kept reasonably free from
ice, weeds and algae, which
can clog intake screens and
shut down a generator within
minutes, " he said.
"One by one llydro's system
planners and design engineers
eliminate the less feasible
sites, " Mr. Boitson explained.
"Once the search has narrowed
down to, say, three possibilit-
ies, each site is allotted points
on the basis of these and other
factors. As you can see, it is
a ling, and difficult matter to
choose a site for a generating
station."
Coining back to your own
concerns in this community,
I wish to repeat that any spec-
ulation is simply that --specul-
ation, " Mr. Boitson concluded.
Ontario Hydro is looking at
the shorelines of the Great Lake:
system, but Ontario Hydro has
not taken any steps beyond just
looking, and there are no im-
mediate plans for announcing
a new generating station. "
The guest speaker was intr-
oduced by 1-Ierb Turkheim, and
thanked by Douglas Armstrong.
Glen Thiel, president of the
organization, chaired the
meeting.
During the business section,
of the meeting, plans were
finalized for the annual Sauer-
kraut Supper, which is being
held on April 7. Considerable
discussion took place regard-
ing membership, and it was
left up to the membership
committee to visit members
who have not been regular in
attendance, as well as prospects
for membership.
Plans were also outlined at
the meeting regarding the
anniversary celebration of the
organization, which is sched-
uled for April 15. At this time
the president of the Ontario
Chamber of Commerce will be
present to address the group.
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NIGHT
HENSALL ARENA
FRI., MAR. 26
7 p.m.
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Sponsored by:
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featuring
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Thursday, March 25
9-12
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