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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-03-17, Page 14Page 14 - Citizens News, March 17176 1v4ILVENA ERICKSON TELLS YOU.. . AY : IELD INTERESTING HAPPENIN(GS IN ONTARIO'S PRET'T'IEST VILLAGE •y,PietaA 'd'�°�w"µ�"` 'a,.a•°°`�y'" w'�.P°J`@odea�"'®.. Bayfield council at its regul- ar meeting learned that the government of Ontario recently changed its approach to emer- gency planning and response. The Emergency Measures Branch of the Ministry of the Solicitor General has been disb- anded and a lead ministry concept has beeni e establ sh d. Lead min- istries of the government have been given responsibility for responding to various emergency situations by providing and co- ordinating resources necessary to meet declared emergencies. The Ministry of Natural Re- sources has been identified by Order -in -Council as the ministry responsible for provincial resp- onse to flood emergency. It is the view of the Ministry that upon the occurence of a flood emergency, initial responsibil- ity for the residents rests with the municipality having jurisdiction and that a provincial response will provide assistance in support of emergency action undertaken by the municipality. . Council also Learned of the Org- anization of Small Urban Munic- ipalities Conference in Whitby on May 6, 7 and 8. A Beach and Park clean-up through the Student Summer employment program sponsored by the Ausable-Bayfield Conserv- ation Authority was applied for. An invitation from the Ministry of Housing Workshop to take place in Sutton Park Inn, Kin- cardine on March 23 was rec- eived. In other business, council were reminded of the public meeting to be held on Saturday March 20 at 2 p.m. in the mun- icipal building for the purpose of discussing the proposal a a of discussing the proposal of a new library. The town foreman was instructed to put up the half load signs and to check into the cleaning of the catch basins on Main Street at the Gairdner corner. Council decided to fertilize and seed Clan Gregor Square. Areas for parking for the Cent- ennial were discussed. The Tuck- ersmith Telephone annual meet- ing on Wednesday, March 31 and of the Centennial Commit- tee meeting, Thursday, March 18 were mentioned. A contract to Lavis Contract- ing, Clinton for 1582 tons of hot -mix asphalt at 517.45 per ton was awarded. This was the low- est of four tenders. Others rang - eel from $24.10 down. Mt. and Mrs. Frank Boyce accompanied their son and family Mr. and Mrs. Ken Boyes, Robert and Julie to London where they enjoyed a performance of the Ice Capades. Best wishes to Mr. Fred Mote, who is presently hospitalized. LIONS CLUB The regular dinner meeting of the Bayfield Lioness Club was held at the Bavarian Inn, Thurs- day, March 11 with 29 members present. The president Joan Merner presided. During the bus- iness session, it was decided to make arrangements to cater to the Fireman's banquet on March 26. A lovely gavel and gong presented to the Lionesses from the Bayfield Lions Club was much appreciated. The next meeting will be on Thursday, April 8 when the roll call will be answered by bring-. ing a tea towel. It was decided also to 'sponsor both a Senior and a Junior Queen for the competition to be held on May 8. LADIES GUILD The Ladies Guild of Trinity Anglican Church met on Tues- day, March 9 in the Parish Hall with 15 members and one guest present. The guest Mrs. Pat Van Patter later joined as a memb- er of the guild. The president, Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons presided and called on Mrs. Bill Parker to read the scripture. The Lord's Prayer was then repeated in unison. The secretary Mrs. Berthena Hammond read her report of the previous meeting which was adopted. All correspondence received was movedfor filing. Mrs. Merton Merner gave her treasurer's report, and it was approved. All outstanding bills were approved for payment. Mrs. Maude Weston card and flower secretary, gave her report. The hostess for the April Guild meeting will be Mrs. Florence Brown with the scripture to be taken by Mrs, L.B. Smith and the poem by Mrs. Merton Merner. Discussion on a Bake Sale took place and it was decided to hold it on Saturday morning, August 7 at 11 a.m. in the Parish Hall. Birthday money was paid by Mrs. Ruth Mutzelburg. Mrs. Fitzsimons reminded the ladies of the Lenten Services each Wed- nesday morning at 10 a.m. in the church, and before all the members repeated the Grace, she thanked the hostess, Mrs. L.B. Smith and the members for com- ing out. Mrs. Smith served a lovely lunch, enjoyed by the ladies. WOAA CHAMPS - Steven Grzainger, captain of the Zurich bantams, is seen above receiving the W.O.A.A. trophy from a league repres- entative at the Zurich arena Saturday. News Photo A very sincere sympathy to Mr. Eric Earl and fancily in the loss of his sister Dorothy (Mrs Jack Boyle) last Thursday in London. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Steckle Sr. returned honk after spending the past two weeks as the guests of their granchildren, while the young people's parents, Mr. and Mrs, J.W. Taylor enjoyed a hol- iday trip to California. Miss Winnie Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Armstrong of R,R.3, Bayfield, has left for Toronto where she has accepted a position in the Thistletown Treatment Centre as a child care worker. Mr. Ken Pollock and Miss Jane of H.ensall were Sunday guests of Ken's mother, Mrs, Milton Pollock, Goshen Line. Mr. and Mrs. E. Walter Erickson attended the funeral on Friday in Exeter of a long- time armed services friend, the late Stanley Horrell. BAYFIELD 1 -4-11 CLUB The second meeting of Bay- field I was held at the home of Mrs. Chapman, on Tuesday, March 9. The discussion took place on what we were going to do for Achievement Day and the harmony and colours. Mrs. Chap- man and Mrs. Phoenix demonst- rated how to get the material ready and how to trace on a pat- tern. YORK SMOOTHY or CRUNCHY ecinut BATHROOM TISSUE NESCAFE tt Inv!. , nt .fee KELLOGG'S Rice Krispies YORK cy 16 OZ 4's 10 OZ 17 OZ 14 OZ MAPLE LEAF 1 1/2 LB C_ rued H ZIP 15 OZ Do u; Food MAPLE LEAF 1 LB Pur Lard ELLMAR 1 LB Mar.,,«;, a°an INGERSOLL 16 OZ 6/1 0 2/1.0�I' 2/89' Cheese Spread $1.33 TIP TOP 13 OZ Salted Nuts 994 DREAM WHIP 4OZ Dessert Topping YORK FANCY CUT WAX or 14 OZ 75' Green ,e 3/LO0 GAINES 10 KG og a I 5 ° % ®99 SCHICK II 5's Crtri°geA-as YORK CHOICE 14 OZ prlket H , _. I es 2/ 1 0 YORK CHOICE 14 OZ SCHNEIDER'S ALL PURPOSE 7 LB 75' 99' $2.85 93' 29' bi Ho Flour 9.3 CARNATION INSTANT 500 G. s17 :d Pot Fto PILLSBURY 8 OZ Cr Yse . t of is KRAFT 14 OZ Deluxe Dinne:n.. 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