Zurich Citizens News, 1970-04-02, Page 7THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE SEVEN
PRG -SCHOOL SURVEY
AUDREY BELLCHANIBER TELLS YOU - - - -
ALL ABOUT BAYFIELD
IINTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN ONTARIO'S PRETTIEST VILLAGE
Misses Karen and Kathy Stev-
enson of Loudon, spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Earl,
Ilrs. 13,A. Quip, Nim and Joey
joined the family on Sunday.
Urian Doerr orMitcltcll visited
Air. and Mrs. J.E. Hovey from
Friday until Sunday.
Miss Pat Fork, University of
Guelph, joined iter parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Reg fork for the
Easter Weekend.
Miss F. Fowlie is at present
0 patient in Clinton Ilospital.
A1r. and Mrs, George Cant -
rick and family, Birmingham,
Mich., Dr, and Mrs. 3.11. Walt-
ers and family; ])r. and Mrs.
William Tillman and family;
Mr. and NIrs. Hugh Gregory and
family; Mr. Norman Brown all
of London and Mr. Stuart Atkin-
son and family of St. Clair
Shores, Mich, , spent the Easter
weekend at their Bayfield homes,
Mrs. J. Jowett is a patient in
Clinton Hospital.
A,F. McLaughlin of Port
Credit; Mr, and Mrs. N, F, Coop
cr of Alount Clements, Mich.,
hisses Arlene and Beverley
GillMan; Nirs. I1. Hodgins origins all
of Detroit; Oliver Hopson and
family of Kingston; John Nein-
crt of Pontiac I lich., and \]r,
and Airs. Edward Arthur of Det-
roit, were guests at the Albion
Ilotel during the Easter holiday.
Mrs. George Hopson returned
home on Sunday from a 10 day
motor tour of Mammoth Caves,
Louisville, Kentucky; hfemphis
Tennessee, New Orleans, On
their return journey the group
attended a performance of the
Grand Ole Oprcy at Nashville,
NIrs. Gerald knee, Steven
and„Robcrt, of Rochester, Mich.,
spent the .weekend with her
parents, Mr. and \irs, J. Atkin-
son.
Nir. and.Atrs. Fred Weston
had their daughter, Nirs. Elaine
Obituary
NIRS, AUGUST KOEHLER
Mrs. August Koehler, the
former Ella Stelck, of Zurich,
passed away at her house in the
village on Friday, March 27,
in her 82nd year. \ler husband
pre -deceased her some. years
ago.
The only other relative, Mrs.
Rose Brown, a sister, also passed
away some years ago.
Funeral service for Mrs. Koeh-
ler was held on I Monday, \larch
30, at the T. 11arr)) Roffman
funeral home, Dashwood, with
interment in the Exeter Cemet-
ery. Rev. J. W. lluether offic-
iated.
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A regular medical check-up will
help prevent cancer, according to
the Canadian Cancer Society.
Marshall and Tracey, London,
with them for the holiday
Mr. and firs. Elmer Johnston
and NIrs. J, Brown of Blyswood
visited Air, and Mrs, Donald
Johnston, Ric Ir and baby Christ-
ine on Tuesday ,
Mr. and Airs. Bernard Sturg-
eon, Jeff and Roby, Orangeville
visited their parents, Air. and
,firs, Jack Sturgeon and \1r. and
NIrs. Edgar Rat`hwcll over the
Easter holiday
Ronald Knight of Toronto,
and daughters, Jacqueline and
Sandy, joined his mother, Mrs.
Gilbert Knight for Easter.
A1r. and \irs, \\'.C. Parker,
Charlie and I<inl, London, have
just returned from Florida and
joined their parents \fr. and
.firs, E. Parker for Easter, joining
the fancily on Sunday were Mr.
and Airs, Robert Parker, Pant,
Jack and David of Dorchester.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Nirs. Alf Scotchnicr were;
Miss Lynn Brown of London, Air,
and Airs. Simpson, London,
Mr. and ,firs. Steve Scotchmer
and Jodi of St. Catharines and
Mike Scotchmer of Guelph Un-
iversity.
Mrs. Fletcher N1cLaughlin,
Megan and Alfic returned home
to Toronto after spending the
past week with Alt. and Nirs,
Fred LeBeau,
Mr. and NIrs. Neil Nlustard
, and family, Toronto, spent
Thursda}• until Monday at their
cottage.
NIr. and NIrs. Frank Birch and
family of Sudbury spent last
week at their new home,
Mrs, William Metcalf spent
last week in Toronto with \irs,
I.larj Ntonaghan.
Mr. and Mrs. David Dewar
spent last wecl< in the village
and returned to Toronto at the
wee ke nd .
Nit.. and Nirs. R. J. Larson had
their son and fancily, Mr. and
Nirs, Clarence Larson and Karen
of London with theist from Friday
until Sunda).
Mrs. Jack MacKenzie returned
home on Sunday from a two
week holiday in Florida.
Nir. and \irs. Donald Watson
of Flint, Michigan joined his
mother Alrs. Marie Watson for
the weekend.
Recent visitors with Mrs. Georgc
Little ware Mrs. S. Bryant, Nit..
D. Mowat and Nirs. F. McEwen
all of London. With Mrs. Little
for Easter were Nir. and Nirs.
William Johnston and family of
Bobaygeon.
hiss Kay hill, spent last week
with her grandparents, Air. and
Mrs. Lyle I1i11, James Gayfcr
and his son Murray of St. Cath-
erines were weekend visitors with
Mr. and 'Mrs. I1i11.
Nliss Bonnie I lakins joined her
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
ZURICH CENTENNIAL BAND
will present a
Variety t Concert
ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE
SUNDAY, APRIL 5
Everyone Invited
Silver Collection
George Wright in London for so—
oral dais last weep. Accutnp-
auicd b\ her grandparents slit
rcturne4l ]come at tlic weekend.
Mr, and Alts. Wright remained
in Bay field as guests of their dau-
ghter and her 1'ntsband, Mr, and
'Mrs. Arnold \tai<ins for the East-
er weekend,
Visitors at the house of lir.
and Mrs. G.N. Rivers during
the holidays were; Nir. and .Mrs.
R,K, Rivers and family of Loud-
on; lir. and Nirs. G. S.Poulter
of Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. J.
Charles Monteith of Lambeth,
Mr. Don Monteith of Toronto;
and Mr, and Mrs. J.S. Rivers,
of London.
Miss Barbara Clift, accompan-
ied by Miss Elizabeth Sl<ason of
Ottawa joined the fornter's par -
outs Brigadier and Mrs, F.A.
Clift for Easter,
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SHOW FILM
On 11unday evening 1lcnsall
fireccten Dave Sangster, Bill
Nticklc, Bill Fuss and Ken Poll-
ock showed two filets on hosp-
ital lire prevention, at the
Queensway nursing home, lien-
sall. Nineteen members of the
staff were present.
Mr. Sangster also gave an
outline of what can be done in
an emergency. After the filets,
a discussion period followdd.
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birthdates of all pre-school
children in the household who
will attend a school operated
by the lluron County Board of
Education.
Superintendent of Education
James Coulter, said it is hoped
the children will benefit front
their experiences in dealing
with the public and that they
will have a better knowledge
when they finish the survey of
their own communities and the
people who live in them.
The information collected,
said Coulter, will be useful in
predicting future educational
requirements for the area.
He indicated there may also
be other interesting statistics to
be learned from the study such
as tate decline in the birth rate,
the growth in certain areas of
the country, etc.
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