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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-09-05, Page 15PAGE 16 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1974 Area clergyman attends general session of United Church The 26th General Council of the United Church of Canada met at the University of Guelph for seven days recently. This is the highest policy-mak- ing body of the church. Rev. Bruce Guy, supply min- ister of Emmanuel United Church, was a Commissioner to the Council. His reactions are: working, walking, waiting, worshipping and wilting. Some 450 commissioners (delegates) elected from across Canada, Interest shown in f, mily planning Increasing interest is being shown in the birth control clin- ic of the Huron County family planning project. The Huron County family planning proj- ect is operated by a profess- ional staff under a grant from the Federal Government. The birth control clinic isin operation every Tuesday and Thursday evening from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Agricultural College, Huron Park. A full range of birth control services are offered, all free of charge. As well as counselling, the clinic is able to provide facilities for medical examin- ations, pap smears, rim insert- ions and the dispensing of oral contraceptives. Illegitimate births have shown a definite increase, part- icularly in the high school age groups. It is hoped that this clinic, through its services, will allow those people of any age group, including high school, to seek information and advice when they need it. In attendance each Tuesday and Thursday evening is a pub- lic health nurse, no appoint- ment necessary, and a doctor is available at the clinic by appointment. For further information or an appointment, call the Exeter office of the Huron County Health Unit at 235-1014 on weekdays, or the clinic itself Tuesday or Thursday evening at 228-6910. made up the Council. Each person represented about 15, 000 United church people. The Lieutenant Governor of Ontario addressed the Council, as did a person, sentenced to life imprisonment and imprison- ed for 10 years. The Plan of Union was app- roved in principle between the Disciples of Christ in Canada, the Anglican Church of Canada and the United Church of Canada. The Plan is now open for revision, and will be voted on again next June, by this Council. If these and succeed- ing votes are favourable, fin- ally every member of the churches will have a vote on the new "Church of Christ in Canada." Matters dealt with in the 10 -hour daily sessions covered a wide range of concerns from the plight of fellow -Christians in the Phillipines and Korea, to the bitterness in the grape ind- ustry of California, the minist- ry of every person of the church and how it may be bet- ter carried forward, and even an appeal of a local church with its difficulties. Council seemed determined to try to be aware of the needs of indiv- idual persons. Commissioners walked about five miles each day for meals and sessions. After the first three days they felt fine. Much sharing took place from B.C. to the Maritimes waiting "in line" for meals. Prayer and praise were a real part of al- most every session as the Mod- erator, the Right Rev. Wilbur Howard, guided the sessions. His prayer: "Lord, let the tens- ions drip out our fingertips" was really answered. The hot August days caused the wilting. But attendance was not less than 800/0 and on up to 100'/o many sessions. Homeowners and businesses can reduce winter time salt damage to driveways and gar- ages by applying a protective treatment this summer. First application should be 50 per- cent linseed oil and 50 percent kerosene. BROWNIE'S [ThVEi CLINTON - ONTARIO VUIf IOW BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 P.M. • SHOW STARTS 8:30 P.M. Open Weekends Only after Sept. 1 FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY September 6-7-8 The ultimate In aaventure and excitement! Adult Entertainment lP 6 15ANAVISION5 SI I CI IN.COI O sham_. litaart Iorrmg hn Alpti,lbelCil RICHARD BENJAMIN • DYAN CANNON • JAMES COBURN JOAN HACKETT•JAMES MASON• IAN McSHANE • RAQUEL WELCH THE NEXT MOVE IS MURDER THE LAST OF SHEILA si 415111111111 All -Stars make good showing The Zurich All -Stars came up with a big effort in the Forest Fastball tournament on Labor Day weekend. The Zur- ich squad finished with a resp- ectable two wins and one loss for a second place finish in the "B" division. The team picked up $100. for their show- ings. The All -Stars played their first game on Sunday at 10:30 p.m. and came up with a thrilling 6-2 victory over Bryanston. Murray Morrison went the distance on the mound for the local squad and came up with a strong performance, striking out eight Bryanston batters. The game saw some great catches by Pat Bedard in right field and excellent fielding by Richard Schilbe and Kevin McKinnon. The next game for Zurich was Monday at ]2 o'clock noon. The All -Stars carne up with their biggest effort as they defeated a strong team from Reece's Corners by a 4-3 score. Murray Morrison again went the distance on the mound, coming up with one of his best performances as a pitcher for the All -Stars. Again, they had to make some great catches this time with Aubrey Bedard Cull cattle for better results "To help yourself withstand the current period of low beef prices, cull the poor -producing cattle from your herd at wean- ing time, " recommends an Ont- ario Ministry of Agriculture and Food livestock specialist. "The new -"Do -It -Yourself Herd Testing Program is a meth- od of determining 200 -day weights for all your calves, so you can see which cows should be sold because their offspring are light, " says R.E. Macartney. The weights of heifer, steer and bull calves as well as those born to heifers, can be standardized with this method. For success, each cow and c.alf must be identified and each calf's date of birth recorded. Weight the calf at weaning and record weight, date and sex. Then you can determine its 200 -day weight, using the charts and tables provided. "Do -I -Yourself" Herd Testing programs can be obtained by writing to N.M. MacLeod, Beef Cattle Specialist, Beef Cattle Performance Testing Program, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Parlia- ment Buildings, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1B4. All beef cattle should,be pregnancy checked at weaning time and those not in calf should be replaced with preg- nant cattle. REDI- MIX CONCRETE (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 237.3381 or 237.3422 THURS.-FRI.-SAT. 30 THE SOUARE PHONE 524 7811: AIR CONDITIONED SEPT. 5-6-7 coming through in centre field for the locals. After that great win, the All -Stars had an hour -and -a half rest before the champion- ship game which started at 3:30 p.m. The Zurich squad came up with a good effort, but could not cope with the hitting and pitching of a very strong Wyoming Juveniles team who happended to be one of the top teams in Ontario. The final score was 8-0 for Wyoming. Keith Hudson started for the locals on the mound, was relie- ved by Murray Morrison in the third inning. Morrison was rel- ieved by Brian Hodgins who ,,pitched for the remainder of the game. The locals just couldn't get the bats going. The Zurich team was certain- ly proud of their efforts as they picked up $100. for finishing second in the tournament. The Zurich All -Stars were: Brian Hodgins, Kevin McKinn- on, Richard Schilbe, Gary Flax - bard, Paul Morrison, Pat Bed- ard, Isidore Laporte, Aubrey Bedard, Glen Overholt, Murray Morrison, Keith Hudson and Frank Clarke. 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