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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1972
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
General meeting
of Hensall UCW
The thank -offering general
meeting of the Hensel' United
Church Women was held Mon-
day evening in the auditorium
of the church. Mrs. McAllister
presided and welcomed every-
one.
Piano and organ duets with
Eric Luther on the piano and
Mrs. Murray Keyes on the organ
throughout the meeting were
very much enjoyed as were two
solos rendered by Mrs. Shirley
Luther.
Mrs. Cliff Britton very cap-
ably gave the devotional using
the theme "Thanksgiving is
Thanksliving.," and gave a
quotation said by Stanley Jones
"It's not what happens to us
that matters, it's what we do
with what happens that counts."
Mrs. Earl Rowe read portions
of scripture pertaining to
Thanksgiving from Psalm 107.
Mrs. McAllister conducted
the business and reminded
everyone that the end of Nov -
ember is the end of the year
for offering for 1972 for the
UCW. Members were asked to
co-operate.
The next general meeting
will be the first Monday in Dec-
ember, with Unit II in charge.
Mrs. McAllister introduced
the guest speaker for the even-
ing, Dr. Rodger Whitman,
from Seaforth, who showed
slides on Africa and gave every-
one a very interesting talk on
Crossroads Africa and also Afr-
ica to -day. A table of souvenirs
that Dr. Whitman had collected
while in Africa was set up for
all to see.
Members of Unit IV served a
tasty lunch.
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Ontario motorists will now
have a wider choice in select-
ing their "Own Choice" of
licence plates with the relaxat-
ion of the previously announced
restrictions on the use of the
letters "G", "I" and "Q".
Last month, the Ministry of
Transportation and Communic-
ations announced that within
certain limitations and for a
fee of $25 above the normal
registration fees, motorists
would be able to request licence
plates for passenger cars and
station wagons
Two members attend
(by Wilma Oke )
The Huron -Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate
School Board meeting in Sea -
forth Monday again approved
giving a $75. scholarship to the
Kiwanis Music Festival in Strat-
ford for the festival next April
2 to 14. The board was informed
there had been an increase of
200 entries in 1972 over 1971.
The request was approved by
Mrs. J. Grant of World Service
Committee, through YMCA
and YWCA, to allow the dist-
ribution of UNICEF boxes in
the Separate Schools in Stratford
to permit the students to part-
icipate in the UNICEF program,
on Hallowe'en,
Trustees John McCann, of
R.R.3, Ailsa Craig, and Ted
Geoffrey, of R. R.2, Zurich,
will represent the board at the
Ontario English Catholic Teach-
ers' Association weekend conf-
erence in Toronto, November
3-5, Assistant Superintendent
Joseph Tokar will attend as well.
The conference is on the theme
"What takes place in a Catholic
school room from nine to four."
Copies of the printout (bud-
get balance to date) were dist-
ributed to the members of the
board. These will be consider-
ed and then next meeting time
will be allowed for questions
on the budget to be answered.
The property committee
was appointed to investigate
what has to be done to clean
up the board's new property on
No 4 highway in the eastern
parr of Seaforth so that it may
be used as a play area by the
students at St, James School,
Estimates of builslozing costs,
etc. are to be secured by next
board meeting.
The property committee is
to investigate also getting a
bulldozer to clean up the back
area to the south of the school
property in St. Marys.
Trustee Joseph Looby urged
that the bulldozing work must
be done in October before wet
weather sets in November.
The Board accepted the res-
ignation of Mrs. George Reurink
who has been custodian at St.
News of Kippen
ST. ANDREW'S U.C. W.
The United Church Women
of St. Andrew's Church, Kippen,
met at the home of Mrs. Emer-
son Kyle with hostesses Mrs. D.
Turner and Mrs. Grace Love
in charge.
The meeting was opened by
words of welcome by the pres-
ident, Mrs. William Ball. Mrs.
Orville Workman gave the wor-
ship with the theme "Wisdom."
Mrs. Lloyd Cooper introduced
the guest speaker, D.W. Ken-
nel-, superintendent of Huron
County Board of Education, who
spoke on student services.
In the business of the meeting
it was decided to have a fowl
supper November 1, and to sell
advanced tickets.
Courtesy remarks were given
by Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and lunch
was served by Unit I
HOMEMAKING CLUB
The "Kippen Kabobs" 4-H
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Robert Bell. Minutes of the past
ZURICH
Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce
present...
ZURICHFEST 112
ZURICH ARENA
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th
4.00 P.M. - 1.00 A.M.
L.C.B.O. APPROVED
GERMAN FOOD, GERMAN BAND
DANCING
meeting were read by Judith
Mickle. The new secretary
appointed was Linda Bell. The
discussion was on packed lunches
and a guessing contest on sand-
wiches was conducted. Judith
Mickle and Debbie Consitt dem-
onstrated western sandwiches
and Linda Bell served.
VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Caldwell,
Baltimore, Maryland, visited
with Jack and Mrs. harry Cald-
well.
Mrs. Edna Gotch, New Orl-
eans, Louisianna, and Mrs,
Francis Case, Fort Anne, New
York, were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. W.L. Mellis,
Mr. and Mrs. David Moyer,
Parry Sound with the latter's
father, Robert Thompson.
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Some parents teach their
children to drive, in off-street
situations, long before they '
are legally old enough. The
Ontario Safety League recom-
mends that no youngster should
be allowed at the controls of a
car prematurely:
STARLI TE
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THEATRE
FRI. & SAT. — Oct. 6 . 7
— DOUBLE FEATURE •—•—.
HANDS
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HANDS OF THE RIPPER
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) COLOR
Eric Fortier
TWINS OF EVIL
Peter Cushing
FRI. & SAT. -- Oct. 13 - 14
— DOUBLE FEATURE --«--
VONR.ICHTHOFEN AND
BROWN
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) COLOR
John Phillip Law
THE HONKERS
James Cobourn
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8 P. 1*.
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
Joseph's School in Stratford.
Her place will be taken by
Frank Fox who has been janitor
at St. Michael's School.
Trustee Michael Connolly
of the Personnel Committee
said his committee is review-
ing applicants for St. Michael's
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School.
Trustee Connolly reported
his committee will meet with
the teacher's committee Tues-
day night hoping to complete
the salary negotiations for the
teachers in the separate schools
in Huron and Perth.
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