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There will be another story hour
for the pre-schoolcrs at the library
tomorrow (Thursday January 28)
from 2-3 p.m. This week's theme is
"Care Bears". So the kids are to
bring along a Care Bear (if they
have onc). Our librarian, Helene
Ducharme will be having these sto-
ry hours every second Thursday af-
ternoon until the nd
tuning
The Catholic Women's League
will have their quilt set up at the
Maple Woods Apartment on Mon-
day, February 1 and they would like
to invite all those who could come
out next week and help to quilt.
Bowling
Congragulations to Patti -Ann
Dickcrt who came in first place in a
bowling tournament that was held
in Molesworth on Sunday January
24. There wcrc 15 girls and 26 boys
participating from various lanes.
Patti -Ann bowled a total of 815 in
four games and averaging 203. Sec-
ond spot went to Dana Fisher with
a total of 774. And Tracy Fisher
came in fourth with a 725 total.
Lisa Bedard placed eighth with 659.
The top four bowlers will go onto
another tournament in Owen Sound
on February 14. In the boy's divi-
sion - David Kirk came in ninth po-
sition and Jason Schilbe placed
13th. Others taking part from
Zuirch Lanes wcrc F1:'abcth McAd-
ams, Jim Crown, , .out Goldsmith,
Shari Palen.
Figure skating
A reminder to the parents whose
kids take figure skating lessons that
there is a change in time for this
Saturday January 30. The junior
group will go at 1:15 in the after-
bears to story hour
noon (not in the morning as usual)
due to C.F.S.A.C�Lay.
Weekly rehearsals have started for
the next C.W.L. play that is com-
ing up in April. The second big
three act (mystery -murder) play will
be called "Women in White", and
will take place in a nurses's resi-
Dawe.
Keep this in mind and plan to
come out and have a few laughs on
April 10 and 11 at St. Boniface
School gym.
Paper drive
The monthly paper drive in Zu-
rich will be held on Thursday Janu-
ary 28 beginning at 6:30 p.m. by
members of the Mennonite Church,
so please put your bundles out
may. Cubs
Between 35-40 cubs from Zurich
and Lucan cub pack along with their
leaders Hub Thiel, Doug Debus,
Mozart Gelinas Jr. and Don Beau-
champ (as well as some from the
Lucan group) spent the weekend to-
gether at the Community Centre in
Zurich (and sleeping on the floor in
sleeping bags).
The weather was just perfect for
them on Saturday as they spent the
day at the Pinery and went on a na-
ture hike through the trails.
Bingo
Congratulations to Mrs. Frieda
Moore of Zurich who was the hap-
py winner of the jack pot worth
S1,000 at the bingo last Thursday.
Trip of the month
The lucky winner of the Cham-
ber;s "Trip of the month draw" was
won by Brenda Masse of Zurich
Gorden timpses
"Lucky" is the word for us in this
area, 1 feel, with hardly any snow to
contend with. Probably snow en-
thusiasts might not agree. •
Movies shown on Monday even-
ing were "Dasha", the story of a
cross country skiier, and "Bear
Country". Refreshments followed.
• The regular monthly birthday par-
ty for January was held on Wednes-
day evening sponsored by the ladies
of St. Pcter's Lutheran Church. The
theme of the program centered on
the "Four Seasons .of Life". Doris
Dcichert and her helpers represented
spring, Karen Rader and her daugh-.
ters summer, fall was represented
by Leona Reichert and her assist-
ants and Bonnie Keller and her help-
ers portrayed winter. Leona Reichert
and Marie Deichcrt sang a duct, Au-
tumn Leaves. Birthday gifts, courte-
sy of the Ladies Auxiliary were pre-
sented to the following residents
having birthdays during the month
of January. Mr. John Cornish, Mrs.
Mary Gerber, Mrs. Clara Hoffman
and Mrs. Marie Ocsch. Refresh-
ments followed. •
Residents presently in the hospi-
tal are Mrs. Margaret Jones and
Mrs. Sophie MacGregor, both in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Bingo was played on Friday even-
ing followed by refreshments.
The Sunday evening chapel ser-
vice was conducted by Rev. Stephen
Alles of St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Zurich.
who will ge to "Mexico (Yucalpe=
ten) for a week for two.
- Personals
Congratulations to Henry and An-
nie Becker who celebrated their 63rd
weading anniversary on Sunday Jan-
uary 24 with some family members
coming over to visit with them.
Last Tuesday evenin: (Janu
s s a e ome o
Mrs. Gertie Flcischauer were Don
and BeUy Oke and Kevin.and Joanne
Oke, on the occasion of celebrating
recent. birthdays for Betty, Joanne
and Genie (all in January).
Best wishes for a speedy recovery
are extended to Frank Kane and
Charlie Rau who are patients in
Victoria Hospital in London, and to
Ethel Gable in Exeter hospital.
Also Bill Leibold has returned back
to his apartment at the Spruce Villa
from being in the hospital.
Mr. Norman Miller from Edmon-
ton spent a few days visiting in the
Miller in Dashwood and Harry and
Frieda McAdams of Zurich.
Miss Donna Merner, Toronto and
Catherine Burns of Streetsville
spent a few days in town last week
visiting with their families, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Merner and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Smith.
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Phon.: 236.4702
Development may stall
A building permit issued prema-
turely may result in an area devel-
oper having to stall construction in
his subdivision until it is approved
by Hay council.
Building official Hubert Miller
was told at the January 18 regular
meetingto notify Bluewater Prop-
erties that a stop -work order will
have to be issued on building per-
mit #920 unless the work meets
the requirements of a zoning
amendment agreement established
between the developer and Hay
Township.
Apparently the building permit
was issued in error for the subdivi-
sion near St. Joseph because, under
the present zoning amendment
TWINS' BIRTHDAY - Luella Tieman (left) of Dashwood and her twin
brother Arnold Merner of Zurich celebrated their 85th birthday last Wed-
nesday. About 60 friends and relatives attended their party at the 3AAA
restaurant in Exeter.
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agreement with Victor Brisson's
Bluewater Properties, the permit
was notto be issued without coun-
cil approval.
Miller brought better news to
council with the value of building
permits issued in Hay township,
which totalled $1,642,000 for
1987. This included the construc-
tion of 11 homes, and five cottag-
es.
The Federation of Agriculture
has applied for grant from Hay
township even though current
membership in the township has
dropped to 109. Four years ago
Hay township had 269 Federation
members. The federation's 1988
objective is to increase its ranks by
100.
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ing their own bread. The two-hour class may be repeated again in the near
future if enough interest is expressed.
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Creating
Non -Profit Housing in
Your Community:
The Whos, Whats, Wheres,
Whens and Whys
-In 1989, the Governments of Canada and
Ontario together will help in the production
of 6,700 new non-profit housing units in
communities across this province.
Organizations interested in developing
much needed non-profit housing in Ontario
should prepare to apply today.
Preliminary deadlines are as early as
March 31, 1988. •
The non-profit housing units will be
funded by the Government of Canada
through Canada Mortgage and
Housing Corporation. and the Province of
Ontario through the Ministry of Housing.
The program is open to all non-profit
housing organizations—municipal, private
and co-operative.
Government grants may be available to
help local community groups establish non-
profit housing corporations
As well. non-profit corporations may
receive financial assistance to secure land
sites for their proposed projects.
The program is designed to assist in
the development of
1 Housing for
those in
need.
Non-profit agencies can -use the
program to help create affordable housing
for those in need.
Included in this category are families.
senior citizens, physically -disabled
persona. developmentally -handicapped
individuals, and persons -who have left
institutionalized psychiatric care:
Preliminary applications for this cate-
gory must be submitted by April 29. 1988.
2 Housing for
low-income
singles.
A portion of the units will be reserved
for low-income single persons.
Preliminary applications for organiza-
tions wishing to sponsor such projects must
be submitted by April 29, 1988.
3 Housing for
those needing
support services.
A number of units will be designed for
people with support service needs.
• Included are those with disabilities— • .
physical. developmental or psychiatric:
the frail elderly, battered women and other
socially disadvantaged persons.
For groups interested in developing this
housing, a special orientation will be held in
February at each Regional Office of the •
Ministry of Housing.
Preliminary applications for this cate-
gory must be submitted by March 31, 1988.
Eligibility depends on the degree and'
nature of care provided.
For more information and application
packages, contact the nearest Regional
Office of the Ministry of Housing
listed below:
Canada
Ontario
Southern Office
55 Hess St S
Hamilton L8P 488
(4181521.7500.
If long distance.
dial tdl-free
1400.263.8295
Regional Offices of the Ministry of Housing
Southwestern Office
380 Wellington St
Ste 1100
Landon N6A SBS
(SIM 879.7110• -
If long distance.
dial toll -bee
1.800-265-4733
Eastern Office Northern Office
1150 Monson Dr 1191 Lansing Ave
2nd Floor ' Sudbury P3A 4C4
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(613) 820.8305 If long distance
If long distance ' - dial toll-free
diet toll-free (-800.461.1190
1-800.2674108
•Northwestern Office Central Office
540 West Arthur St 4950 Yonge St
Thunder Bey 4th flop
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(807) 475-1465 f416) 225.1211
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