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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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er Rebekahs
nsor Euchre
er Rebekah Lodge sponsor-
ay successful Dessert
in the Lodge Hall, Wed-
March 24, afternoon and
3.
iers for the afternoon
with twelve tables in
are; ladies, Mrs. Glenn
lrs. Ray Consitt, Mrs,
y Coates, Exeter; lone
Mrs. Vera Pincombe,
having birthday nearest tc
Miss Ruth Menzies, Tor-
pecial draws were won by
d Corbett and Mrs. Percy
ell.
ging winners were; ladies,
ercy Campbell, Mrs.
lone hands, Mrs.
ath Riley; men, Percy
ell, Jim McEwen. Spec-
ws, Norval Jones, Exeter;
erald McFalls, Exeter.
Hensall Kinettes
Host Visitors
At Dinner
On March 24, the Kinette
Club of Hensall held a dinner
meeting at Hotel Hensall and
welcomed a Kinette Convenorfromlastyear
of District 1, Jean Turnbull,
and district secretary, Evelyn
Ainsley, and the other special
guests of the evening.
Everyone was reminded of the
spring shut-in visits Sunday,
April 4, and the spring Rummage
Sale Friday, May 7, in Hensall
Arena at 8 o'clock, with articles
for the sale being picked up on
May 6.
Mrs. John Baker introduced
the guest speaker, convenor
Jean Turnbull of London, who
outlined for the Kinettes "The
Duties of the District Kinette
Executive."
Mrs. Jack Bettke presented theent
speaker with a gift for her most
informative talk.
On April 14, the Club will at-
tend the Kinette interclub for
zone B in Goderich, and will
travel to Goderich on April 28
to entertain patients at the Psych-
iatric Hospital.
OfficeBuilding
�a�� In County
Needs Changes For
(continued from page 1)
pointed out, allows for increased
Alaries, maintenance costs and
fringe benefits.
The registry office budget
is down from $4, 750 to $3, 575
to thisyear; the
Children's Aid offices and the
county jail, up from $7, 225
in 1970 to $8,150 this year;
administrative building, down
to $11, 700 from $19, 450 last
year.
Clerk John Berry pointed out
that a large portion of these ex-
penses are offset by rentals to
the provincial government bod-
les with offices in county build -
logs.
The museum budget is up from
$28, 200 in 1970 to $34, 550 this
year. It showed a general maint-
enance budget of $25, 550 which
includes $200 for Dunlop's Tomb
and an allowance of $9, 000 for
relocating the workshop at the
museum. The present workshop
is considered a fire hazard.
Reeve Derry Boyie, of Exeter,
asked if it was vitally important
to spend so much money at the
museum.
"Where is it going to end?"
UI���n{�
Director
asked Boyle who noted that the
museum bud et has almost
doubled in the time he has sere-
ed on county council.
Reeve Charles Thomas explain.leader
edOud;
that since tourism is the sec-
and largest industry in Huron
County, council could not afford
to ease up on spending which
would attract tourists here.
"It is hard to put a value on
these things." stated Thomas.
"Our museum is a significantly
important asset in Huron. It
rates high with tourists."
Reeve Paul Carroll, of Goderic
said could forsee a day when
Huron County would spend from
$250, 000 to $300, 000 for a new
museum building which would
adequately display our heritage.
It was noted in the report that
p
the museum admittance rates
will be altered from 50 cents
to 75 cents for adults. The stud -
rate of 50 cents and the
children's rate of ten cents will
not change.
The first three meetings of
the Hensa114-HClub, "Separate:
for Summer" were held at the
home of Mrs. William Fuss.
Theirls decided to call their
g
group the "Supper Sewers, " with
Ione members on the roll call.
Mrs. Ted Oud is the assistant
and the president is Alma
secretary, Donna Johnston;
i treasurer, Willy Blom; press
reporter, Cathy Fuss. At the
next meeting the girls will have
their outfits ready for basting
and fitting.
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L Street, Hensall.
Roobol is a patient in
Huron Hospital, Exeter.
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Betty Beer has returned home
from St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, where she underwent an
emergency appendectomy.
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