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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1974
50 Years Ago
Mr. J. Decker, Jr., is att-
ending the Toronto Exhibition
with his team of fine horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hoffman,
bridal couple, returned on
Sunday from their honeymoon
trip and have taken up resid-
ence in their new home.
Sylvanus and Garfield Wit-
mer were business visitors to
London.
H.G. Hess and M.G. Milli-
ken attended a Delco -Lite
dealers' convention in Harriston
last Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Rembe,
who spent their holidays at
Hamilton, have returned to
Zurich.
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Smith
and daughter, Della, visited
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Smith, on Sunday.
Rev. R.M. Geiger, of Ches-
ley, is visiting with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Geiger.
35 Years Ago
Miss Shirley Krueger is learn-
ing the manipulation of the
central switchboard at Zurich
under the management of Mr.
A.G. Hess.
We congratulate Frederick
Hess, youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. A.F. Hess, Zurich, who
is attending Exeter High School,
Fred passed in all his exams,
having obtained six first-class
honors and two seconds.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thiel,
bridal couple, who spent their
honeymoon in Detroit and vic-
inity, returned home on Mon-
day evening and are getting
settled in their home, leased
from Mrs. Helen Sreenan.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhineman
Kalbfleisch, of Detroit, were
visitors with his parents in Zur-
ich last week.
Herb Mousseau, Paul Hess,
Elzar Mousseau, Robert Elsie
and Don Brown motored to
Lion's Head, where they enjoy-
ed some trout trolling.
Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Williams,
Calvin and Ethel motored to
London on Friday.
25 ears Ago
Miss Carol Thiel has returned
to Zurich after a visit in Det-
roit with her aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Witmer.
Miss Myrtle Hay, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Hay,
of Zurich, is at present in Vic-
toria Hospital, London, with a
case of polio.
Miss Mae Smith, medical
technologist at General Hospit-
al, Belleville, has returned to
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YEARS GONE
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her duties after enjoying a three
weeks' vacation with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C.L, Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Haberer
and daughters, of Zurich and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pulford,
of Windsor, left to enjoy a
trip to Wisconsin and other
parts of the U.S.A.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gascho
and family are enjoying a few
weeks' vacation at their cott-
age at Schade Grove.
10 Years Ago
Premier John Robarts will
officiate on this Friday, at
2:30 p.m. at the official sod -
turning ceremony being held
to commemorate construction
commencement of the new
provincial Lake Huron water
supply system.
Periodic rains are making the
harvesting of spring grain
crops difficult. Except for low
lying areas in some fields,
white beans have not been hurt.
Harvesting will be delayed at
lease two weeks. Sunscalding
makes fields look as if they
are damaged.
The first fall meeting of the
Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary;
was held in the Legion Hall on
Tuesday night, presided over
by president Mrs. Roy Smale.
Miss Jean Henderson left
Monday by plane for Kitkatla,
B.C. on Dolphin Island, off the
B.C. coast, where she will
be on a staff of five white
teachers to teach 185 Indian
children, in the Anglican Miss-
ion School.
Begonia cuttings
add color
For a late winter burst of
color, fibrous begonia cuttings
may be taken until the end of
September.
"To be sure of getting strong -
rooted plants within about four
weeks, the cuttings should be
three to four inches long and
planted in a mixture of coarse
sand and peat moss, " says Ont-
ario Ministry of Agriculture and
Food horticulturist R.A,
Flaming.
The new plants should be
placed in three -or -four -inch
pots containing African Violet
potting soil or a garden center
mixture. If they are grown in
a bright, cool window, they
should be ready for planting
outside next May after having
bloomed inside from late fall
through winter.
GENERAL MEETING
of
Zurich Mixed Bowling League
Anyone interested, please attend meeting at
ZURICH BOWLING LANES
Friday, Sept. 13, at 9 P.M.
or phone 236-4258 or 236-4195
New official at
Goderich hospital.
Ross F. Bryant, B.A., M.H.
A„ becomes administrator of
Goderich Psychiatric Hospital,
September 3, 1974. Effective
the same date, Dr, Michael
F. Conlon, formerly superint-
endent, becomes Medical Dir-
ector and Ross McDaniel, form-
erly business administrator,
becomes assistant administrator
of the hospital. Goderich
is the last provincial psychiat-
ric hospital to convert from
medical superintendency.
The appointments are in line
with Ontario ministry of health
policy to divide administrative
and medical responsibilities
previously combined in a single
superintendent's position. The
division of responsibilities was
brought about by the need
to maintain and improve oper-
ating standards in the face of
increasing complexities in both
the administrative and medical
sides of psychiatric hospital
management.
Mr. Bryant is presently ass-
istant administrator Huronia
Regional Centre, Orillia, a
position he has held since
February 1973. His present
responsibilities include manag-
ing 11 support service depart-
ments and approximately 450
employees at the centre.
Born in Hamilton, Mr. Bry-
ant graduated in 1969 from
Eureka College, University of
Illinois, with a bachelor of
arts degree in social sciences
specializing in psychology,
sociology and history. From
1969 to 1971 he attended the
School of Hospital Administrat-
ion, University of Ottawa, and
graduated with a master's deg-
ree in hospital administration.
Upon graduation, in 1971, he
was appointed administrative
resident, Ontario Ministry of
Health. He was assigned to
administrative projects at
London Psychiatric Hospital,
Lakeshore Psychiatric Hospital,
Huronia Regional Centre, Oril-
lia, and the Ontario Hospital,
Cobourg.
In February 1973, Mr. Bryant
was appointed to his present
position as assistant administ-
rator at Huronia Regional Centre
He is a member of Heritage
Canada and a sailing enthusiast.
Dr. Michael F. Conlon has
been an important force in an
impressive list of accomplish -
meats during his eight years of
association with the Goderich
Psychiatric Hospital. Under his
guidance, the hospital received
full accreditation in 1972 from
the Canadian Council on Hosp-
ital Accreditation. The hospit-
al also introduced new programs
in rehabilitation and vocation-
al services, 'an alcohol and
addiction unit, a child care and
family unit,
to be held for the IMF
Contents of the former Blake school
at Blake School
Consisting of chairs, benches, piano, fridge, stove,
Targe quantity of books, many more items.
Thursday, Sept. 5
at 7:30 p.m.
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 5, 8:00 P.M.
REGIONAL ASSESSMENT OFFICE
TO CONSIDER
AMMENDMENT NO. 9
TO THE
HURON COUNTY OFFICIAL PLAN
CONCERNING
LOT SIZE STANDARDS
AND
DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS