HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-03-14, Page 15THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1974 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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Emmanuel UCW make plans for
events; hear guest singer
Mrs. Ross Johnston welcomed
the guests and 30 members and
asked Mrs. Meda O'Brien and
Mrs. Beatrice Geiger to lead in
singing the theme song, "O It
Is Wonderful, at the March
meeting of the Zurich United
Church Women.
Mrs. Johnston read a poem
"Things to be Thankful For."
The hymn, "Follow , I Will
Follow Thee" was sung.
Harold Borden, of Huron
Park, played his guitar and
sang "All His Children" and
"Amen," inviting the group to
join in the chorus. Later in the
program he favoured with "It
is no Secret'
Mrs. Mary Hey read the
scripture and led in prayer.
Mrs. Elroy Desjardine presented
a reading, outlining the life of
St. Patrick. Mrs. Dorothy
Koehler led the topic discussion,
"How Do We Talk about Jesus?"
The offering was received and
dedicated, and the hymn,
"What a Friend" was sung.
The program portion of the
meeting was ended as Mrs.
Johnston read a prayer of for-
giveness.
President, Mrs. Meda O'Brien
,took charge of the business, and
thanked Mrs. Ward Neeb for
presiding during her recent
absence. She briefly reviewed
the highlights of the recent
Presbyterial meeting at Mitchell
Mrs. Harry McAdams, report-
ing for supply and welfare,
informed the group that two
crib quilts, three large quilts
and four comforters were made
during the work days last week.
It was decided to have a
booth at the Bean Festival in
August. It was agreed that the
group accept the invitation to
attend the Lutheran Church
Women's meeting in April.
The president reported a
Forum on drugs and alcohol to
be held in Seaforth on March 27
Following the Benediction,
lunch was served and fellowship
enjoyed.
Bowling scores at Zurich Lanes
LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE, March 4, 1974
Alley Oops - Nancy Charrette - 615
Happy Gang - Mary Orr - 531
Jolly Six - Wanda McClinchey - 696
Packers - Leona Rader - 653
Slow Pokes - Marg McCann - 530
Starlites - Pat Schroeder - 645
Angels - Helen Horner - 615
Town & Country Six - Doreen Dietrich 654
Ups & Downs - Irene Hartman - 616
HIGH SINGLE - Nellie Trott - 346
HIGH TRIPLE - Betty Grenier - 780
HIGH AVERAGE - Wanda McClinchey - 200
Total
Points Points
5 110
0 18
7 108
7 124
0 53
2 115
5 79
7 85
2 78
LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE, March 11, 1974
Alley Oops - Erla Smale- 539
Happy Gang - Mary Orr - 527
Jolly Six - Wanda McClinchey - 638
Packers - Leona Rader - 657
Slow Pokes - Marion Sullivan - 511
Starlites - Pat Schroeder - 618
Angels - Rita Mommersteeg - 519
Town & Country Six- Evelyn Regier - 615
Ups & Downs - Betty Grenier - 540
HIGH SINGLE - Nellie Trott - 346
HIGH TRIPLE - Betty Grenier - 780
HIGH AVERAGE - Wanda McClinchey - 200
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SENIOR MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE, March 7, 1974
Newcomers - Raye Jacobe - 542
Varieties - Mary Laporte - 654
Hawkeyes - Ed Gascho - 514
Ramblers - Belle Merner - 617
Whippoorwills - Bob Horner - 710
Hi Hopes : Claire Geiger - 617
HIGH SINGLE - Raye Jacobe - 324
HIGH TRIPLE - George Sweeney - 757
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Stanley
There was some good news
for Stanley Township ratepayers
last week as an auditor's state-
ment revealed at the township's
regular March meeting showed
there was a $10, 500 surplus left
over from 1973. The 1974 mill
rate won't be drawn up until
May and thus council had no
firm idea on how the surplus
will affect the mill rate.
The mild winters of the last
two years are also saving Stan-
ley taxpayers a bundle. Only
$2, 400 was spent on the 72-73
snowclearing operations instead
of the usual $10, 000 and this
winter's figure is expected to
be even lower.
In otherbusiness, council
passed a by-law prohibiting the
dumping of any foreigh mater-
ial on any of the Township's
roads or road allowances, inclu-
ding garbage and even dirty
gravel. A conviction could
result in a fine ranging from
$50 to $300,
Stanley approved grants of
$75 to the Bayfield Agriculture
Society, $40 to the Baird's
Cemetery Board, and $25 to
the Muscular Dystrophy Assoc-
iation.
Also approved was a tile
drain application for $10, 500
and council appointed engin-
eer C.P. Corbett to study a
municipal drain on lot 3 con-
cession 1. The Township's
levy of $4, 800 was ordered
paid to the Ausable-Conservat-
ion Authority.
Council also accepted the
tender of Lee Jennison for 120
tons of calcium chloride at
$60.30, delivered, for dust
control on the township's roads.
The tender of Lavis Contracting
for hauling and spreading 16,
000 cubic yards of gravel at
$1.54 per yard was also accept-
ed. •
Passed for payment were
general accounts of $12, 335
and road accounts of $2, 825.
Notice of Annual Meeting
TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
ANNUAL MEETING
OF
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Will be held at the Rest Home
— ON —
TUESDAY, MARCH 26, at 8 p.m.
DR. C. J. WALLACE, GERALD GINGERICH,
Chairman
Secretary
The general public are invited to attend this meeting !
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