HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-06-27, Page 5Citizens News, April 27, 1977
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Canvassing for arena soon
Canvassing for the ,Hensall
Community Centre will be very
thorough says a Kinsmen
spokesman. Everyone in the
village will be called upon and if
they are away one day they will
be called upon the next.
The Kinsmen have volunteered
to carry out the canvassing
within the village to allow the
official fund raising committee
chaired by Eric Luther to con-
centrate on the surrounding
townships.
Mr. Luther said Friday he
expects both canvasses to begin
in the first or second week of May
and says they will be done
quickly. In fact, Mr. Luther
stated the canvassing should be
completed within a month of its
start.
"We are looking for everyone's
generous support to make this
fund-raising campaign suc-
cessful," commented Mr. Luther.
Canvassers will have some
information concerning the
community centre with them and
should be able to answer most
questions of a not too technical
nature.
The Kinsmen may be looking
for volunteer canvassers to man
the close to 15 routes throughout
the village according to a Club
spokesman..
The total amount which must
be raised during the fund-
raising drive is $150,000, only a
small portion of the $600,000 the
new centre is expected to cost.
The proposed centre will be a
one storey structure, pre-
engineered and pre -fabricated as
this saves the cost of an ar-
chitects fee.
A community hall plus ice
surface will be included in the
structure.
TESTING THE SOIL — One of the first steps being taken in the constr
-uction of a community centre for Hensall is this drilling to test the soil
on the proposed site The results of the testing will determine how deep
the foundations have to go. Left Ray Ilierbrunand Greg Ayres carry
out the testing for Dominion Soil and Investigation.
photo by McKinley
•
Bed Bugs make plans
for Achievement Day
By Ida -Ann Blackwell
Janet McAllister
The fifth meeting of the Zurich
I Bed Bugs was held on Wed-
nesday, April 20, at 7:00 p.m. in
the home of Martha Neeb. We
opened the meeting with the 4-H
Pledge. We had an "open"
discussion for the roll call which
was "Name the topic ofyourclub
presentations for Achievement
Day. Name five important points
when planning." We came up
with several points, but the five
most important for a skit in our
opinion were:
1) Al! members participating;
2) Good introduction with a
narrator; 3) Clear, readable
posters; 4) Good communication
with the crowd, in conveying the
information as in our actions and
clarity of our voices; 5) Not too
long—short and to the point.
We discussed facings and
understitching. We all made a
sample of a casing using a woven
material, by cutting a bias strip
and then applying it. We also
started a direct application of
lace. This application is usually
done towards the. end of con-
struction. eg. around the bottom
of a hem.
We discussed a couple of plans
for our Achievement Day, but
nothing was settled.
The meeting was adjourned at
9:45 p.m.
Meeting 6 was held at Black -
well's at 7:00 p.m. on April 20.
The roll call was to show and tell
what kind of trim you are using
on your garment.
• Some people caught up on
samples and then we discussed
sewing on bottons with and
without a shank. We are to have
our garments done by next
meeting.
MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH BENGOUGH
Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church in Grand Bend was
the setting for the April 23 wedding of Joanne Laura Grenier and
Joseph Frederick Bengough. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Grenier, Hensall
are the bride's parents and the groom is the son of Mrs. Antionette
Bengough.and the late James Bengough,• Hensall. Father Boyer of-
ficiated. The matron of honour was Rose Marie Rader and the other
bridal attendants were Karen Janisse Welland, Diane Belle and Tam-
my Rader. The best man was Joseph Zimmer and guests were ushered
by Larry Luther, Richard Rader and Michael Zimmer. After a southern -
wedding trip the couple wilt reside.in Hensoll. Photo by Frank Phillips
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