Zurich Citizens News, 1974-03-28, Page 12PAGE 12
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1974
Salary increase
(continued from page 1)
and comment on for the next
meeting;
1. Functions with an estimated
cost of $200 or less per delegate
to be open to all executive and
trustees.
2. Functions with an estimated
cost of over $200 be limited to
one executive and two trustees.
3. Trustees that are able to
attend are to make their intent-
ions known. Delegates will be
selected by drawing lots if
more than two volunteers. The
same procedure is to apply to
executive if necessary. One
alterbate delegate is to be
selected by drawing lots from
remaining volunteers.
4. Brief account be given
at next Board meeting follow-
ing function attended.
5. Travel expenses be paid
for delegates only.
6. All delegates notify board
office of their intentions to
attend functions.
Mr. Young said, "In the past
I don't think we have had
enough representation at conf-
erences. We don't want to lim-
it you to one or two when you
want to go to five. Let your
conscience be your guide."
Agrinotes
(By Adrian Vos)
Huron County pork producers
and indeed all of Huron County
can be proud of Ontario's Pork
Hostess, our own Miss Adriana
VanRaay. I had the privilege to
watch her with several hundred
more of my peers, when slie
stood before this large audience
and delivered her address about
the role of the pork hostess.
She received a standing ovation,
at least as large as federal
Agriculture Minister Whelan
got.
And when he said later that
in his view she is a queen even
when her title is not, it was as
if the audience said: "Amen."
We can only hope that this year
enough girls between the ages
of 18 and 25 will compete for the;
honour, so that we can come up
from Huron County with another
girl of her calibre. Remember
you non-farm girls, you can
compete too, as long as you
Bowling scores at Zurich Lanes
LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE, March 25, 1974
Alley Oopes, Dianne Ducharme - 598
Happy Gang - Mary Orr - 568
Jolly Six - Wanda McClinchey - 618
Packers - Nellie Trott - 592
Slow Pokes - Nel McCann - 555
Starlites - Pauline Guenther - 615
Angels - Rita Mommersteeg - 601
Town & Country Six -Doris Goldsmith -579
Ups & Downs - Rose Piper - 508
HIGH SINGLE - Nellie Trott - 346
HIGH TRIPLE - Betty Grenier - 780
HIGH AVERAGE - Wanda McClinchey - 200
Points
7
2
0
7
7
7
5
0
0
Total
Points
122
22
119
145
69
131
92
92
83
SENIOR MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE, March 21, 1974
Varieties - Mary Laporte - 675
Ramblers - Howard Finkbeiner - 557
Hi Hopes - Helen Geiger - 680
Newcomers - Laird Jacobe - 515
Hawkeyes - Doris Goldsmith - 575
Whippoorwills - Allan Gascho - 544
HIGH SINGLE - Raye Jacobe - 324
HIGH TRIPLE - George Sweeney - 757
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5
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7
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120
90
89
93
125
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know about pork nutrition and
pork recipes.
On the cover of our working
papers on the pork producers
convention was a picture of
two porkers. The one was dated
1973 with a $73 price tag,
accompanied by a prosperous
looking farmer. The second
was dated 1974 also with a
$73 price tag.
The companion, however,
was dressed in rags. This very
well demonstrated the differ-
ence in input prices that the
farmer has to shell out. Now
the pork producers' income is
doubly jeopardized because not
only the inputs went up, but
the output went down in price.
We remain hopeful that it
will turn for the better though.
If people ever eat the Canad-
ian redcoat dinner that was
served to us on the first day,
we know that they will return
to this fare time and time
again. It's gourmet's stuff. It's
better than any meat that I've
ever tasted before. It's better
than just finger licking good.
If I do sound euphnrious, just
try it sometime.
To stay with pork, I may as
well mention the Ontario Pork
congress coming up in Stratford
on June 19, 20 and 21. Every
day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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sorts of goodies. In the restaur-
ants those days will be featured
the afore mentioned Canadian
redcoat. That alone is worth
the trouble to rent a bus and go
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