Zurich Citizens News, 1976-11-10, Page 10T -W
Page 10 -Citizens News, November 10, 1976
Dashwood
By MRS. 1, RADER
Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader were
Sunday guests at Zurich with Mr.
& Mrs. Leonard Prang.
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Schatz
accompanied Mr. & Mrs. Harvey
Hodgins to Guelph, Sunday,
where they visited with Professor
& Mrs. L. A. Burke.
"Happy Birthday" to Mrs.
Susan Snider, Blue Water Rest
Home, formerly of Dashwood,
who is 90 today, Thursday,
November 11.
Nutty
Nibblers
Nutty Nibblers, Dashwood Club
2 held their sixth meeting
November 1 at Dashwood
Community Centre. Roll call
"My two free choice cereal
recipes" was answered by six-
teen members. The girls made
brown sugar sauce and lemon
sauce and compared the two
along with Oatmeal muffins and
hot water Gingerbread. Main
topic for discussion was "Con-
venience, Cost and the Con-
sumer.
Women
Institute
The Education and Cultural
activities group was in charge of
the November meeting of Dash-
wood Women's Institute with
Mrs. Earl Keller, convener.
President Mrs. Ray Rader,
dealt with the business. An in-
vitation from Kippen East W.I.
was accepted for November 17.
The Institute will again award a
turkey to the best decorated
home in Dashwood.
A generous donation was made
to the volunteer firemen who are
purchasing a tanker truck. Other
donations were made to the
Childrens' Aid; Dashwood Men's
club for the children's Christmas
party; and the War Memorial
Hospital.
In the absence of the District
Director, Mrs. Ray Rader gave a
brief report of the District Board
meeting. Mrs. Earl Keller agreed
to be the District Agriculture and
Canadian Industries convener.
Roll call ,was "A way to im-
prove your education when you
are too old to go to school". Mrs.
Earl Keller, chairlady for the
program discussed the motto,
"Cultivation does as much
for the soul as it does for the
soil".
Several visitors were present to
hear guest speakers, Mr. & Mrs.
Bill Rammeloo, who were in-
troduced by Mrs. Mervyn
Tiernan. They were most in-
teresting, discussing their green
houses and with the plants they
brought the proper method of
planting, fertilizer and watering.
These plants, soil, fertilizer etc.
were later offered for sale.
ZURICH LIONS were honoured with four guests at their last
meeting. These three girls, from left to right, Pam O'Brien,
Cindy O'Brien and Brenda Gelinas voluntarily delivered tele-
phone books for the local club and also welcomed the guest
speaker, Governor Dougald Campbell.
Citizens News Photo
Area P.U.C. nominations open
There will be at least one new
member on two area Public
Utility Commissions when the
upcoming nominations and
Pay raise
cut at
Rest Home
Donald Tansley, federal anti-
inflation administrator, on Mon-
day sharply reduced negotiated
pay raises for employees of
the Blue Water Rest Home at
Zurich, by chopping first-year
increases to nine per cent
from 15.7 per cent.
Mr. Tansley said the employ-
ees, represented by Local 210
of the Service Employees'
Union, should receive pay in-
creases of nine per cent in the
first year and eight per cent in
the second year of a two-year
agreement.
The workers had originally
been allowed a 15.7 -per -cent
raise by the anti-inflation board
but the union requested a re-
view of the recommendation by
Mr. Tansley.
Egg protein is so near per-
fection that scientists often
use it as a. standard to mea-
' sure the .value of protein in
other foods.
NOMINATION
Township of .Stanley
Notice is hereby given to municipal electors of
the Township of Stanley that nominations will be
received by the undersigned for the following
positions on the Stanley Township Council.
Reeve
Deputy -Reeve
Council (3 to be elected)
Term -- 1977 & 1978
The nomination period will commence on
November 11, 1976 and will conclude on Novem-
ber 15th, 1976 at 5:00 p.m.
NOTE: The required nomination form must be
used and may be obtained at the Stanley Township
Office.
Mel Graham
Clerk -Treasurer
Township of Stanley
elections are completed.
Veteran Commissioner Cam
Chapman has decided not to seek
re-election in Grand Bend.
Chapman said this week, "No,
I'm not going to run. I've been on
it for 15 years and that is long
enough."
The second elected Com-
missioner at the summer resort
is Propser Van Bruaene and he
has indicated he would be
prepared to serve another term.
The other vacancy will be in
Mr. Venner away on a business
trip could not be reached but
according to his wife, "No, he
isn't going to run."
The other nresent T-Tensall PT TC
Commissioner Charlie Hay and
he said Thursday, " I will likely
be in the running."
In Zurich, the Hydro Com-
-mission is made up of a standing
committee of council and
nominations are not necessary.
Hensall where Rodger Venner
will likely not be seeking another
term.
New Arrivals in
our Sewing Department
on "Red Heart" Sayelle
Worsted. Knitting
28 SHADES 4 OZ.
REG.
$1.97
10 TO A BOX
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