HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-06-14, Page 5THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1973
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 5
WINNERS AT ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL - Shown here are the top winners at a Field Meet held
, last week at the Zurich Public School. Back row left to right, Robert Willett, junior boy's champ-
ion, Gordon Bleck, senior boy's champion, Jack Forrester, intermediate boy's champion. Front
row left to right, Barbara Rader, junior girl's champion, Heather Riddell, intermediate girl's
champion and Donna Riddell, senior girl's champion.
May chang
milk regulations
Ontario's milk retailers may
be required to display the price
of milk and the deposit on its
container separately, if the
recommendation made to Envir-
onment Minister James Auld is
adopted. This suggestion has
just been made by the milk
packaging working group of the
Solid waste Task Force. The
Task Force is comprised of rep-
resentatives from citizen's group:
government agencies, and ind-
ustrial associations; it is current-
ly investigating solutions to
this province's solid waste prob-
lems.
In this recommendation, the
group stated that, if properly
displayed at the dairy case,
this would assist the consumer
to compare the price of milk
products in refillable containers
with that of milk products in
'throwaways'.
In many cases, the group
pointed out, only the gross
price of the milk and the cont-
ainer are displayed. "By display-
ing the net price of the product,
they felt that the consumer
would be made more aware of
the savings available by purch-
asing returnable containers, "
said Mr. Auld.
This recommendation will be
presented to the full member-
ship of the Task Force for discus-
sion and, with its approval, will
be included in its overall report
to the Ministry,
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There is an increased demand for
codes of ethics in politics,
although most officeholders are
sworn in with their hand resting
on one.
The rewarding art
of elf -Defence.
Too many men and women
get hurt at work, just because
they don't look after themselves.
The secret is to work
defensively.
Here's one way to improve
your self-defence—talk safety.
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Accidents are less likely to
happen when everyone is alert.
The sure
way to
safety is
Self - Defence.
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News of Varna Area
The June meeting of the
United Church Women was held
in the basement of the church
last Thursday evening with 21
members present. The meeting
was opened by singing "Do Lord"
and "He". Mrs. Gordon Hill
led the devotions with a poem
"Patience and Love" followed
by a hymn.
Mrs. William Dowson read a
poem "The Mysterious Trail"
followed by a prayer. The offer-
ing was taken up and dedicated
by Mrs. Hill.
Mrs. Hill then introduced
the tape from Mrs. Malcolm
Davidson in India. A secretary
at the school gave a very inter-
esting account of education,
home life, and agriculture in
India.
The meeting was then turned
over to the president, Mrs. Ralph
Stephenson. The secretary's
report was read by Mrs. Gordon
Johnston and the roll call was
answered. Mrs. Mervyn Johnston
read the thank -you notes receiv-
ed. The treasurer's report was
read by Mrs. Stephenson.
There were 46 calls made to
sick and shut-ins during the past
month. The group is in charge
of the hospital cart in Clinton
Public Hospital for the month
of June.
It was decided to have a bake
and rummage sale along with the
annual auction sale on July 21.
it was agreed to make a donation
to the overseas relief and also
the the United Church Camp.
The meeting was adjourned.
Lunch was served by hostess Mrs.
Charles Reid, Mrs. William Dow -
son and Mrs. Mervyn Hayter.
Plans are being made to hold
the annual Vacation Bible
School during the month of
July in the United Church.
Floyd McAsh of Hamilton
spent the weekend at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John McAsh.
Henry Voss is busy having a
new chicken barn built to repl-
ace the one destroyed by fire
last month.
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MRS. WILLIAM MITCHELL
Mrs. William Mitchell, R.R.1
Zurich, passed away at South
Huron Hospital, Exeter, on
Monday, June 11, in her 49th
year. The former Ruby Marie
Cook, she was born in Sarnia
on March 24, 1925, a daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Cook.
Surviving besides her husband
are four daughter, Mrs. John
(Helen) Brook, Elmira, Mary
Margaret, Elizabeth Frances and
Anna Marie, all at home; one
son, Ronald, at home, and one
sister, Mrs. Frances Lackner.
There are also two grandchildren
The body rested at the West-
lake Funeral Home, Zurich,
where the funeral service was
held on Wednesday afternoon,
at 2 p.m. Interment was in the
• Bayfield Cemetery.
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