Zurich Citizens News, 1972-08-24, Page 17THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1972
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE 17
Golden Glimpses ... .
Summer is slipping by, and
y we have enjoyed some beautiful
summer weather. You no doubt
have noticed the residents sitting
outside, enjoying the sunshine•
fresh air and the flowers.
This past week, some of the
residents have enjoyed outings.
Mrs. Susie Snider attended a
' wedding and is spending a few
4, days with friends. Mrs. Jeanetta
Finnigan, Mr. Edwin Gardiner,
Mrs. Emma Shepherd and Mr.
and Mrs. Passmore were out
also.
The residents participated in
playing bingo on Thursday even-
ing, followed by refreshments.
We wish to thank the "Flapp-
iness Is" group for the musical
entertainment they provided on
Tuesday evening. The members
of this local group are Delores
Gingerich, Cheryl Gingerich,
Jim Ramer, Doug Oesch and
Melvin Melick. Film night wax
on Thursday evening also. Reg-
ular film showings will be resum-
ed on September 5. They will
be shown,on Monday evenings,
with the exception of September
5, due to Labor Day Weekend.
Rev. George Anderson of the
Exeter Anglican Church was in
charge of the Sunday evening
chapel service.
We hope that visitors to the
community will come here to
browse around and visit with
friends and relatives on Saturday,
August 26 --the day of the Zurich
Bean Festival. The Zurich Lions
Club are holding a draw on
Saturday for a mini -bike. The
proceeds will go towards a bus
for the residents of the Horne.
There are still a few tickets
available here for the draw, if
anyone is interested.
The Bluewater Rest Home
Auxiliary will have a booth at
the site of the Bean Festival.
There will be items from the
Hobby Shop of the Home for
sale also. You will be able to
see some of the things that the
residents make to keep busy.
Take a few minutes to come to
the booth.
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B EAN' N ONION SOUP
1 - 19 oz. can deep browned bean:
1- 10 oz. can onion soup OR
1 packet dehydrated onion soup
mix and 2 cups boiling water.
1. Combine ingredients and sim-
mer 8 - 10 minutes.
2. Serve hot with crackers or
grated cheese.
in the
Zurich Community Centre
SATURDAY, " GUST 26
9 - 12 pm
MUSIC BY
Sponsored by Zurich Minor Athletic Association
Enumeration to help municipalities
Revenue Minister Allan
Grossman said this week that
the Enumeration of Ontario
residents, which begins Septemb-
er 5, will identify a new kind of
local voter in the province.
The enumeration involves
the gathering of basic inform-
ation for Municipal voters' lists,
eighty percent of Ontario
Municipalities will hold elect-
ions on Monday, December 4.
Mr. Grossman said that
throughout Ontario's history,
property qualifications, with,
some exceptions, have establ-
ished eligibility for local elect-
ors.
"This year, for the first time,
we have expanded the right to
vote in municipal and shhool
board elections to the growing
number of people who are neith-
er property owners nor long terns
tenants.
"A Canadian citizen or
British subject who is 18 years of
age or older and a resident of
the municipality between Sept-
ember 5 and October 10 can vote
in local elections, " the minister
explained.
Mr. Grossman said this year's
enumeration is also important
as it embraces several other
fundamental changes in legisl-
ation
"For example, an individual
will now have only one vote per
municipality, regardless of how
many properties he or she may
own or rent.
"However, if an individual
is resident in one municipality
and also a property owner in
another municipality he or she
can vote, but only once, in
each municipality, so can that
person's spouse.''
Mr. Grossman continued"
"This means that a cottage own-
er, for example, can vote in
the municipality where he is
usually resident as well as the
municipality in which his cot-
tage is located.
"As cottage owners are not
normally permanent residents
of the municipalities where they
own cottages, enumeration
notices will be mailed to them
at their permanent residences.
They should make any necessary
corrections on the notice and
mail it to the address indicated.'
The enumeration is being
made by the Ministry of Revenu'
Assessment Division on behalf
of the municipalities. Enumer-
ations have traditionally been
made in the spring. Starting
this year, they will be under-
taken in the fall, closer to the
December election date, to
reduce errors and omissions
caused by family moves in the
summer, between school years.
The enumeration is to collect
such information as names, ages,
property occupancy status,
school support, school electoral
status, citizenship and residency.
This information is required to
prepare municipal voters' lists
which will be delivered to -
municipal clerks by October 10.
Following publication of the
lists, people who have incor-
rectly been omitted from the
lists can contact the Municipal
Clerk to have their names added.
The enumerator's visit to a
home or apartment will take
only a few minutes of the resid-
ent's time, residents are urged
to check the information record-
ed by enumerators to make any
necessary corrections and to
sign the notice as being correct.
In addition, the enumerator
will countersign the notice.
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Beans have been grown com-
mercially in Ontario since 1850:
9^ of all Canadian beans are
produced in Southwestern Ontario,
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