Zurich Citizens News, 1971-07-08, Page 14THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1971
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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NEW SYSTEM ac A Stanley Township farmer, Earl Love, has come up with a new idea for
building bridges over a culvert, and the plan has met with praise from many officials. Instead of
building cement forms for the bridge, Mr. Love filled jute bags with poured concrete, and placed
them in the proper formation. A great deal of time-consuming work was avoided and the project
seems to be proving quite satisfactory. After the jute bags rot away, the farmer will have an
up-to-date looking bridge over the creek.
Hear Reports at County Council
(by Shirley J. Keller)
Winding up business for the
summer was the order of the day
at last Friday's session of Huron
County Council in Goderich. Re-
ports from various committees
and county officers were heard
and approved by council and
members were treated to two
picture presentations including
slides depicting the work of the
Huron County Health Unit and
a film entitled "Wherever there
are Children" and shown by Bruce
Heath, director of the Huron
County Children's Aid Society.
This latter film, Heath noted,
is available for showing to any
group in Huron County who ex-
presses an interest and may be
had by making arrangements
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Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422
through the CAS office in God-
erich.
In a brief report to council,
Heath explained that for the
first time in years, there is a
lack of children eligible for ad-
option. He said at the present
time there are 32 couples wait-
ing to adopt a baby with only
one child available at this mom-
ent.
He did stress that this trend
has its good side in that all child-
ren in care up to the age of four
years have been adopted and
that more and more children of
multi -racial backgrounds are
being placed in homes.
A library report showed that
the following new librarians have
been appointed: Mrs. Isabelle
Shortreed at Walton; 3. W. Elgin
Porter at Varna; Mrs. Mel Beck-
er at Cranbrook; and Mrs. Mary
Ann Martin at St. Helen's.
Council learned through the
executive committee report that
advertisements for a county
welfare director and two field
workers will be placed in the
proper newspapers with the duties
of these new personnel to begin
on or before November 1, 1971.
It was noted the welfare direct-
or would be located in Goderich
while the field workers would
probably be located throughout
the county, other than in Goder-
ich.
The property chairman reported
that the fuel oil tender of H.O.
Jerry Ltd. Goderich, has been
accepted for supplying oil to the
court house.
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On Monday June 28, the
grade eight students from St.
Boniface School went on an ed-
ucational tour to Toronto. They
boarded the train at 6;50 a.ni.
which took them to the Union
Station in Toronto by 9:10 a.m.
In Toronto they had a look at
the Royal York Hotel and proc-
eeded on to the Toronto Domin-
ion Bank. It is the tallest sky-
scraper in Toronto. From its
56th floor you can see everything
if it's a clear day. Next they
went by bus to Ontario Place
near Lake Ontario. There they
viewed films such as Seasons
"of the Mind" depicting scenes
of Ontario. The other film was
"Explosions."
In the basement were other
films on Canadian history.
Most of the students took ad-
vantage of the boats and paddled
on Lake Ontario. They left Ont-
ario Place at 1"30 p.m. and
took a streetcar to a subway
station. At the subway they took
two trains, to the Royal Ontario
Museum. The Museum had many
interesting exhibits but some of
the more interesting ones were
the planetariums, stuffed anim-
als, temples, artifacts and rocks.
At 5:00 p.m. the group went
to Queen's Park and proceeded
on to the Parliament Buildings.
There they saw representatives
in sestion.
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After a half hour of listening
they went to the library where
they saw thousands of books,
and then reached Union Station
about 6;30 p.m. and took a
supper break. At 7:40 all board-
ed the train for London, and
reached Zurich about 12:00 mid-
night.
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CHARLIE'S AUTO SALES
North -End Supertest — Exeter
wish to announce the sale of 11e
GARAGE AND GAS BUSINESS
to
Mr. Harry Wolper
who will carry on the business as
WALPER'S SUPERTEST
Mr. Wolper will continue to service all maks of cars, with
licenced mechanics on staff. He will also service ;7;II Rambler
Product for Charlie's Auto Sales.
Mr. Thiel will continue to sell new Ramblers ad top quality
Used Cars, at his location across the street from the garage.