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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-05-17, Page 19THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1973 MILVENA ERICKSON TELLS YOU ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 19 ABOUT BAYFIEL INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN ONTARIO'S PREMEST VILLAGE (continued from page 18) gave each of the Novice players; who had won a trophy; a coloured picture. The Lions were pleased to report that they had donated $550. towards games and pract- ice nights. Mr. Pat Graham, who showed a ]teen interest in these young players, was chairman for the get-to-gether. EASTER SEAL CAMPAIGN Easter Seal Campaign Chair- man, Mr. Gordon Graham, reported that the Lions are very pleased with the response rec- eived so far this year. The objective was $450 and tc date $463. has been received; and the campaign will continue until the end of June, so they expect to be well over their tar- get. Mr. Graham said that these donations are used'solely for Crippled Children, and each year half of the monies receiv- ed is held in case of need of anyone in the village. however, if none of these funds are req- uired, they are forwarded to Headquarters the following year. Bring the Bluebirds back to Bayfield was the purpose of a meeting heldon Saturday, May 12 in the Municipal Building. There were 16 present with Mr. Harvey MacDougall acting as chairman. After a brief talk by Mr. MacDougall, in which he expl- ained the objectives of the proj- ect it was decided to form a Society. An executive was elected with Mr. MacDougall as presi- dent; Mr. Philip Duboulay as Vice-president; Dr. Morgan Smith as treasurer and Mrs. Betty Burch as Secretary. This executive was asked to appoint a group of 10 directors who woub submit an application for a grant to the New Horizons Prog- ram. Suggestions for a name for the new society were made and after some discussion the name "Bayfield Area Bluebird Society" was selected. Mr. MacDougall and Mr. DuBoulay have been putting up bluebird boxes for the last two years and were happy to announce that five of these boxes already have blue- birds nesting in them. It is the hope of the Society that many more boxes will be installed and the Bayfield area will become the centre of bluebird trails where everyone is welcome to become interested in these lov- ely birds. UNITED CHURCH WOMEN The May meeting of Unit I of the United Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. Margaret Mayman on Thursday, May 3, with 16 members present Mrs. Duggan led the devotions, assisted by Mrs. Doris Reddoch and Mrs. Vivian Morton. Mrs. Duggan gave a most interesting and informative talk about education in India. Her topic dealt with student opinion from two Christian Colleges; one at Madras, the other at Delhi. it was interesting to note that these students were troubled by the same unrest as students here in Canada --namely subject matter offered in their courses and lack of real direction in their lives. The hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Mayman, Mrs. Nina flaw, Mrs. Elva Cox and Mrs. Lulu Smith. ' For many years the flower bed in Clan Gregor Square were maintained by Mrs. May Hop- son and Mr. Alfred Westlake. After Mr. Westlake's death, his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gladwin Westlake and grand -daughter Mrs. Joe Chap- man carried on his part. Now Mrs. Hopson is no longer a res- ident of the village. A group of people gathered at Mrs. Chapman's last week to plan to beautify Clan Gregor Square with flowers. They dug up the old flower beds on Mon- day and will replant them the last week in May. The group is hoping to find enough famil- ies interested in helping so that each family will be responsible for the maintenance of the flow- ers for one week during the sum- mer. The Village Council will purchase the annuals for planting So far nine individuals or fam• ilies will help, so several more are needed. A calendar will be posted at the Town Crier bullet- in board where you may sign up for the week you want or you may phone Ann Chapman at 565-2619 or Lois Lance, 365- 2609. Summer residents are very welcome. Sharon Bunn, Marvin Merner, Shirley Brandon and Louise Mar- tens were part of a group of Grade eight students from Huron Centennial School, Brucefield, Goderich theatre plan showing at Clinton The Goderich Little Theatre have come up with an outstand- ing performance this spring, called "Spring Tonic." In rec- ent weeks they have played to capacity audiences in Goderich. . In support of their work with the blind, the Clinton Lions Club will present the show two nights next week, in the Central Huron Secondary School. The dates are next Tuesday and Wed- nesday , May 22 and 23, and tickets for either performance can be purchased at the office of the Zurich Citizens News. 15/1/11/11, MEN, MONEY and MURDER! 4Il'�JBARBARA HERSHEY �� 80XCAR ERT1I fk DMIITTANCE REST Ncirgo. 11 ;TAis H'0000 0kS Ot 00 0000 k DRIVE-IN • GODERICII HWY. 8 AY CONCESSION 110. 4 • PHONE 524 9981 €4) S TARG Jim arowolT `SLAUGHTER; He.really lives Up fo'. his name! A SEVEN ARTS•HAEIMER PRODUCTION H. RIDER HAGGARD'S RIP TORN STELLA STEVENS aN MAscowE• TECHNIdOLOR• AOULT ENTERTAINMENT FRANK SINATRA IN SllimAr. F3 AC[ AGrioN SPELTICYlIRS �� FLARE UP who enjoyed an educational visit to Ottawa for three days. 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