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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-05-29, Page 9THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1975 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 9 Huronview news Mr, and Mrs. Eric Luther . led a song service in the chapel Sunday evening sponsored by the Christian Women's Club. • The Mathonia Family, of Zur- ich provided a musical program on Friday night. Mr. George Mathonia and his two sons, Ray- mond and Peter, play as a group and solo numbers with accord- ions. Margaret Kehn thanked the entertainers on behalf of the residents. • The Bluevale's Women's Inst- itute were hosts for the May Birth day Party with Mrs. Wendell Stamper emcee for the afternoon, Mrs. Donald Street and Mrs. Carl Johnston led a sing -a -long of action song and requests, Miss Karen Armstrong danced to Scottish numbers, the sword dance and highland fling. The 22 residents having birthdays this month received gifts from the institute and Mrs. Wagner who was celebrating her 80th birth- day on Wednesday expressed the appreciation of the residents. The ladies of North Street United Church in Goderich spon- sored a scenic drive and picnic supper at Menesetung Camp for their church members. Twelve residents took advantage of the outing which they thoroughly enjoyed. Students work for Conservation The technical portion of the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority's 1975 SWEEP Program is now well underway. This summer's SWEEP (Students Work- ing in an Environmental Enhance. ment Program) program is offic- ially known as program number 26 to the Ontario Government's Summer Experience '75 and is sponsored by the Ontario Youth Secretariat in co-operation with the Conservation Authorities of Ontario and the Ministry of Nat- ural Resources. Experience '75 is designed to provide Ontario students with employment that is also an educational experience This summer the Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Authority has employed eight technicians who will be working on a numb- er of authority projects in all parts of the watershed . Jim Rowat, from Seaforth, has been employed as a Planning Technic- ian and his major project will be to survey the. lower Bayfield river and determine the area's potential for conservation purp- oses. Jim is a geography student at the University of Toronto and he has had considerable exper- ience working for the Authority in the past. CarolanneDoig, also of Sea - forth is a Resource Management Visit Our Store FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF Groceries * Confectionery * Novelties * ir Store MAIN ST - ZURICH PHONE 236-4930 DEEP FREEZERS BY 15 CU. FT. 20 CU. F T . OF GUELPH HARDWARE MAIN INTERSECTION -- ZURICH student at the Univeristy of Guelph, and she has been re- employed as the Information and Education Co-ordinator. The major objective of Carolanne's work is to keep the general pub- lic informed of the Conservation Authority's programs and projects as well as its aims and objectives through the various forms of communication media. This summer's Forestry Tech- nician is Blaine Stephenson of Varna who recently graduated from Sir Sanford Fleming in Lind- say. Blaine will be inspecting the Authority nurseries and arrang ing for any necessary mainten- ance and improvements. He will also be working with the Farm Tree Replacement and Improve- ment Program, and will provide a forestry input to other Authority projects and plans. Another recent graduate of Sir Sanford Fleming who has been employed by the Authority for the summer, is Mike Eyre from London. Mike graduated in the Fisheries and Wildlife Tech- nician course and has been employed in that capacity. Mike will be doing quite a bit of work in the Bannockburn Conservation Area developing wildlife habitats and he will also be conducting a fish and wildlife inventory of various conservation areas. Laurie Toffelmire from Wat- ford is the new Parkhill Recreat- ion Co-ordinator. Laurie is a rec• reation student at the University of Waterloo. At the Parkhill Conservation of recreational events for the area's visitors. The new Outdoor Education Technician and Camp Sylvan co-ordinator is Dave Sinclair. Dave is from London and has just graduated from Althouse College after receiving his B. Sc., at the University of Western Ontario. For the first part of the summer Dave will be working and living at the Camp Sylvan Conservation School near Sylvan, Ontario. There he will be help- ing school teachers prepare and co- ordinate an educational stay for the students visiting the camp. The Camp Sylvan Cons- ervation School has become one of the Authority's most success- ful education projects. Later in the summer Dave will be prep- aring detailed teacher guides for use at the Bannockburn and Park- hill Conservation Areas. These guides can then be used by teach - ant A grant of $57, 750 for flood - plan mapping in the watersheds of the Ausable-Bayfield Conserv- ation Authority have been appr- oved by the Ontario government, Natural Resources Minister Leo Bernier Announced. The grant represents 75 per cern of the total estimated cost of $77, 000 for the project which will be carried out in four phases during 1975 and 1976. The mapping is essential for identifying areas susceptible to flooding and for the filing of water and fill regulations. The maps will also be of assistance to municipalities in planning development within their jurisd- iction. The project will also include preparation of an engineering report that will make preliminary recommendations on corrective and preventive works for flood- ing and erosion problems as may be undertaken by the Conserv- ation Authority throughout the study area. ers for outdoor education, and conservation education purposes, Anne Harrison from Monkton has been employed as SWEEP secretary. Anne has received her degree in Sociology from Glendon College, York Univer- sity in Toronto. Anne has had previous experience doing SWEEP secretarial work and willbe a valuable member of the staff. The Senior Supervisor this year is Don Pearson from Grey Township. Don Will be suprevis- ing the SWEEP crews which are scheduled to begin work in June. He will be responsible for co- ordinating the various crew proj- ects requested by municipalities in the watershed as well as help- ing to supervise some of the work done by the crews for the cons- ervation authority. Don is a grad. nate in Biology from the Univer- sity of Waterloo and he has had a number of years experience working with SWEEP. Many projects have been lined up for the SWEEP technicians and the Ausable-Bayfield Conservat- ion Authority is looking forward to a successful SWEEP program again this summer. eef Live FRESH PUTT or�U FRESH HAM LB Steak/ is CENTRE CUT SLICES tees FRESH - BACKS ATTACHED hicten mists FRESH Inc '= en I, ar s SCHNEIDER'S SLICED is •, LB 1 PHONE 236-4312 ZURICH 60'S 5 la Te t, as 11 OZ r Torn to Catsup CARNATION A:asked Potatoes MIR 2°S Lig id eterge RISE 'N' SHINE ran',' a Crystals 11 OZ JAR C ffee- to POUCH PACK Monarch Cak FRENCH'S 16 OZ Prepared Mustard SUPREME PACK Fancy Biscuits MAPLE LEAF 1 LB Tenderflake Lard VIM INSTANT 3 LB Skim Milk Powder SUPREME l0'S Garbage Bags RIVIERA 14 OZ Pineapple Pieces. Carrots 99 3/$1 79 aC 37 39; 79 59 1.79 ®9 39 2 lbs. 4* LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET PHONE 236-4316 ZURICH