HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-08-12, Page 5THURSDAY AUGUST 12, 1971 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Annual
of picnic county council
Members of Huron County
Council and county officials and
their families were at the Sea-
forth Lions Park for the annual
county picnic. Arrangements for
the event were completed by
Warden Jack Alexander, County
Clerk John Berry and Assistant
Clerk Bill Hanly, working in
conjunction with Roy McGonigle
and the park staff,
During the day a sports progran
was carried out when prizes won
included:
Boys 5 and under - (1) David
Pullen; Girls 5 and under - (1)
Lisa Campbell, (2) Dawn Flynn;
Boys 7 and under - (1) Brian
Shortreed, (2) David Pullen; Girls
7 and under (1) Jill McCutcheon
(2) Sandra Campbell; Boys 9 and
under (1) Brad Shortreed; Girls
9 and under (1) Connie Murray,
(2) Joan Sills; Boys 11 and under,
(19 Hugh Hanly, (2) David Alex-
ander; Girls 11 and under - (1)
Barb Lawson, (2) Mary Ann Cum-
mings; Boys 13 and under (1) John
Hanly, (2) Hugh Hanly; Girls
13 and under - (1)Barb Lawson,
(2) Mary Ann Cummings; Open
Race (1) John Hanly, (2) Russell
Berry; County councillors' Timed
walking Race - Robert W, J.
Lyons; Ex -Warden's Timed Race,
Glenn Webb; Ex -Warden's Wives
Timed Walking Race - Mrs. Jack
Morrissey; County Councillors;
wives timed walking race - Mrs.
E.J. Elston; Girls' Kick the
Slipper (under 12) 1st Terri Flynn,
2nd, Jon Ginn; Ladies' kick -the -
slipper (21 and over) 1st Ann
I.Schade, 2nd Mrs. Jack McCutch-
eon; Game of Catch - Spence
Cummings and Mrs. Ivan Forsythe
Special prizes were won by:
Boys' Draw (under 12) 1st John
Hanly, 2nd Frank Flynn; Girls'
Draw (under 15) 1st Janet McKin-
ley, 2nd Connie Murray; Current
year's county councillors' draw -
1st Hugh Flynn, 2nd Elmer Hayter
(Current year's County Councillor':
Wives Draw - 1st Mrs. Dorothy
Flannery, 2nd. Mrs. Grace
Thompson; Men's Draw Prize
(15 and over) 1st Harry Gowdy,
i wnd, Roy Westcott; Women's
Draw Prize (15 and over)lst Suz-
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anne Vodden, 2nd, Mrs. Flor-
ence McKenzie; Oldest Person -
Hugh Berry; Youngest Person -
Kelly Vodden; Supper Draw -
Gordon H. Mess.
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Music results
Students of Mrs. Dorothy Stade,
Royal Conservatory of Music,
Toronto, music results as follows:
Audrey Gingerich, and Mrs. Phyl-
lis Deichert, first class honors in
Grade II Theory. Mrs. Phyllis
Deichert, also passed Grade
Eight with honors. Don Oesch
passed Grade Fight.
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connected he
headbone.
Think about it.
Your feet do a lot of
things for you. They dance
when you're happy. They
walk when you have to get
someplace. They jump when
you're excited. They tiptoe
when you come home late.
In short, you can't get along
well without them. And
that's where proper footwear
helps.
When you play tennis,
you wear tennis shoes. When
you walk, you wear good
walking shoes. And when
you work, if your job calls
for them, you wear safety
shoes. They protect your feet_
from injuries. Puncture -
resistant soles protect
against protruding nails.
Protective toe caps absorb
the shock of falling objects.
And painful stubbing. And
deep treads in the soles
protect against treacherous
walking conditions.
Take a good look at your
shoes. Make sure they're not
getting run down at the heel.
Change fraying laces. And
check the soles to see that
they're in good condition.
That's what self-defence
is. Taking good care of
yourself.
Proper footwear
protects your feet.
Check .that soles
• are in good condition.
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