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Zurich Citizens News, 1972-08-31, Page 12PACE 12 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1972 ice accompanied on the organ by Jacob Roorda. Mrs, Doris McKinley visited Huronview on Monday afternoon and joined the regulars, Mary Taylor, Norman Speir and Jerry Collins for an hour of old tyme music, dancing, and sing -song. Charlie Small, who celebrated his eighty-eighth birthday on Monday, sang a solo. RC students, lodgers get school board voting option Roman Catholic electors who are neither property owners nor tenants have the choice of being enumerated as public or separ- ate school board electors for the first time this year. Revenue Minister Allan Gross- man said this week that recent Ontario Legislation shifted the basis of local electoral status from the traditional property qualifications of ownership or tenancy to a new system based upon residency. "This means non -property owning and non -tenant Roman Catholics, such as spouses, students and boarders, as well as priests and nuns, can now vote in Separate School Board elections if they so choose," The Minister said. Regarding Roman Catholic property owners and tenants, Mr. Grossman said they have always had the choice of direct- ing the education portion of property taxes to either the public or separate school system, "This decision determined their school board voting status and will continue, " he added. Mr. Grossman said that the expansion of voting rights means, for example, that a Roman Catholic son or daughter who lives at home, is 18 years or older, and is a Can- adian Citizen or British Subject can vote for either the public or Separate School Board irrespect- ive of how the parents direct 'their education taxes. Mr. Grossman said that when enumerators, employed by the assessment division in his minis- try, visit properties during Sept- ember they will identify and record Roman Catholics who wish to support the Separate School System. The enumerators are collect- ing this and other basic data -- such as Name, Age, Property Occupancy Status and Citizen- ship --principally for Municipal Voters' lists which must be Clinton sergeant leaves force to pursue trade Sgt. LeRoye Oesch of the Clinton Police has submitted his resignation from the Clinton Police effective September 2, Sgt. Oesch, a 12 -year memb- er of the force, stated no reason in his written resignation rec- eived by Clinton Police Chief Lloyd Westlake. He did say that he plans to take a holiday after which he wishes to pursue a former trade of cabinet making. Sgt. Oesch, 54, has been at police work for nearly 30 years. He was born in Zurich, REDIgnMIX CONCRETE (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 237.3361 or 237.3422 delivered to the Municipal clerk by Octbber 10. The lists will be used in this year's municipal and school board elections being held in 80 per- cent of Ontario's municipalit- ies on December 4. Residents are urged to check the information recorded by enumerators, to make any nec- essary changes and to sign the notice as being correct. The enumerator will also sign the notice and willleave a copy with the resident. What's new at Huronview? A choir of young people from Dayton, Ohio visited Huronview on Friday afternoon. The group were taken on a brief tour of the home singing some numbers for the residents in women's bed care and they sang happy birth- day for Mrs. Hamilton who was celebrating her 98th birthday. The next stop was the audit- orium for a half hour of singing to well over one hundred resid- ents. Pastor Bigelow of Bayfield Baptist Church made the arrange- ments and introduced the choir with Wendy Greer of Bayfield playing the piano accompani- ment. Hank Gilling was in charge of the chapel service on Sunday •morning in place of the regular pastor, Rev. McWinnie, who is having holidays. Mrs. Jan Bylama sang two solos during the serv- 0 Insecurity is resetting your wristwatch each time you see a clock that disagrees with it. It may boil down to a little pill whether or not the world comes to its right census. Meet your friends in the ROD and GUN ROOM VISIT OUR AIR CONDITIONED DINING LOUNGEgammicssammaamv Deluxe Dishes FROM THE BROILER (served with mushrooms or onion rings) Pepper Steak T. Bone (14 oz) New York Cut Sirloin (14 oz.) Special New York Sirloin (10 oz.) 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