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THURSDAY OCTOBER 7, 1971
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE 19
►adiME?ori' ,.�i
adsgiving
(from the United Church of
Canada)
Lord,
Thanks a lot
For what we've got
and help us to live
with whatever we've got com-
ing to us.
There are so many reasons for
gratitude
Ever since in the beginning
we've had it so good.
If we should decide to make a
list where would we begin?
with harvest or hope
with sunsets or seascapes
with courage or covenant
with babies or bibles
with fact or faith
with origins or orbits
with turbojets or tranquility
with molecules or music
We can only offer up our thanks
without ceasing.
On the other hand
the world is bleeding and agon-
izing and hurting.
This is nothing new.
We've had it before.
In the past we had
black plagues and witchcraft.
Today we have poverty and
threat of nuclear destruction.
This is no time to falter, to give
up.
A time for repentance ---yes!
A time for reconciliation --Yes!
Yes!
A time for renewal-- Yes! Yes!
Yes!
This age of new anxiety
May disturb us and upset us
and rack us with an inner tearing
pain
But it just may arouse our efforts
and energies to meet the dem-
anding nowness of this moment
When the whole creation is on
tiptoe
The Red Sea was not the bitter
end --
It was a glorious exodus.
The Cross turned out to be
a passport to eternity.
So let us give thanks
whatever happens.
Tough times
for
grasshoppers
Remember that old
fable about the grass-
hopper living it up
and laughing at the ant
as it worked to save
for the hard times
ahead? To laugh
tomorrow, save today!
Get eight per cent at
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A battery, valued at $40 and
the property of Vernon Duncan
of Centralia was one of five
thefts reported to Ontario Prov-
incial Police last week, The
battery was removed from a
boat parked on the Duncan
property. Constable Bob White-
ford is investigating.
A 1970 Kawasaki motorcycle,
1971 Ontario Licence 26186,
the property of Roy Becker,
R, R, 1, Dashwood, was stolen
from the shoulder of County
Road No. 4 on October 1.
Constable Frank Giffin is inv-
estigating. Value of the mach-
ine was placed at $550.
One complaint being receiv-
ed by Ontario Provincial Police
in the past few weeks, involves
excessive speed and unnecessary
noise by some motorists, In-
creased patrols will be made
of the areas in question and
violators will be charged ac-
cordingly.
A truck tire tube has been
turned in to the Ontario Prov-
incial Police, and is being held
pending identification by the
owner. The tube was found on
Highway No. 83 west of Exeter.
Property damage totalling
$4, 495. and minor injuries
were sustained by five persons
resulting from seven collisions.
Four of the collisions have
been previously reported.
Vehicles operated by'Shirley
Snell, Hay Post Office, and
That's
PERFORMANCE!
Robert Maxwell, Hensall,
collided on Highway No. 4
on Saturday morning at 1:15
a.m. just north of Highway
83. Both drivers were treated
for minor injuries at South
Huron Hospital. Damage was
estimated at $2, 000. by Const-
able Frank Giffin.
A two car collision on Cred-
iton's Main Street resulted in
$500 damage, Saturday at
2:30 p.m. Drivers were Fred-
erick Bowers, Crediton, and
Thomas Sprunk of Downsview.
Provincial Constable Bob
Whiteford investigated.
Constables Al Quinn and
Frank Giffin are investigating
a hit and run collision, which
occured at Centralia, Saturday
morning at 1,00 a.m. Damage
estimated at $250. resulted
when a car owned by Robert
Batkin of Clinton was struck
by an unidentified vehicle.
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The theme for this year's
Canada Savings Bond campaign
is illustrated by a wheel of
arrows which project an image
of action and direction. The
arrows represent numerous per-
sonal goals that individuals
have, while the image of the
wheel implies action towards
realizing these goals. Canada
Savings Bonds help people to
obtain their goals because
they're the "Go -Ahead way to
save for the future,
'Zurich Institute
hear talk
on health
The October meeting of
Zurich Women's Institute was
held in the township hall on
Monday evening, October 4,
with an attendance of 19 memb-
ers and three visitors.
Mrs. Clare Merrier was chair -
lady for the opening period,
As the theme of the meeting
was "Health, " Mrs. Wes Mern-
er introduced Mrs. Carol Dietz,
who gave the group many worth-
while facts on diet, exercise,
personal hygiene and appear-
ance.
A Thanksgiving prayer writ-
ten by Peter Marshall was read
by Mrs. F. Kane. Mrs. L.
Prang, the delegate to the area
convention held in Clinton,
gave her report, and the pres-
ident, Mrs. Lorne Klopp, also
told of the fall rally which she
had attended that day at Ethel.
Plans were made to entertain
on October 26. The lunch com-
mittee served delicious pump-
kin pie with whipped cream
before the meeting adjourned.
CNI
(Canadian Natio al
stituite For t 'find)
LIT
in the
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
Monday, October 18
Beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Conducted by me II bers of Zurich Li ns Club
RURAL RESIDENTS MAY LEAVE THEIR DONATIONS AT
THE BANK OF MONTREAL, ZURICH
That's Charlie o
Huron County benefits
from an annual payroll
of $8 million from
Ontario government
activities in which
Charlie MacNaughton
has been involved.
Assessment Office, Goderich
Regional Hydro Office, Clinton
Centralia Industrial Park
OWRC Water Plant, Stephen
Goderich Psychiatric Hospital
Centralia Agricultural College
That's representation!
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
A GOOD MAN FOR HURON