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Citizens News April 23, 1931
Zurich library
drawing contest
"What my library means
to me" is the theme of the
Huron County Public
Library drawing contest
sponsored at the Zurich
Branch Library.
The contest is open to
children aged 6 to 12. There
are two age groups, 6 to 9
years and 10 to 1.2 years.
The contest is now in full
swing and all entries must
be at the Zurich Branch
Library by closing time
Saturday, May 9, 1981. The
entries in the drawing con-
test must appear on an 81
by 11 inch piece of paper
available at your local
branch library.
Prizes will be awarded in
both age groups. The win-
ning drawings will be dis-
played at the Suncoast Mall
during National Book
festival May 11 to 17. Good
luck to all participants!
The draw for the reading
contest at the library was
made on Saturday, April 18.
Winner of the chocolate
Easter egg was Jennifer
Morrison of Zurich. The se-
cond prize, candied Easter
eggs, was won by Chris
Goodliffe of RR 2 • Zurich.
Congratulations!
Hay assessment
to be explained
Continued from front page
their efforts to establish a
housing project for seniors.
Reeve Lloyd Mousseau
told council of the situation
at the past Huron County
council meeting where it
was voted to alter the
method of tax assessment.
Hay Township's requisi-
tion increases about 45 per-
cent.
Council will ask a
representative of the county
assessment office to attend
a council meeting to explain
the reasoning and the
methods of the new assess-
ment.
BAR -B-0 RIBS — Bob Fisher (foreground) serves out plates of ribs and sauerkraut, to be
passed along by Ron Heimrich. Those helping in the kitchen were kept busy at Wednesday's
Chamber of Commerce sauerkraut supper.
Zurich United
Easter service
well attended
The Easter morning ser-
vice was well attended.
In her talk to the children
Ms. Laing explained the
meaning of the emply cross.
Further, in her talk to the
adults she enlarged on the
subject of the cross. This
reminds us of His love for
us, and also of thefullnessof
life. We must shape our lives
according to His way.
The choir sang two
anthems "God Lives," and
"Alleluia"
United church
among events
Mon., April 27, 8 p.m.
meeting of the elders.
We are invited to attend
Zurich spring crusade every
night this week at 7:45 p.m.
Maplewoods Easter
Residents of Maplewoods
enjoyed a delicious Easter
turkey dinner on Wednesday
evening April 15, catered by
Berdie Finkbeiner.
Special guests for the
evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Josef Risi, Mrs. Elizabeth
Gingerich a former resi-
dent, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Howe of Cromarty and Mrs.
Elizabeth Clegg of La
Habra, California and her
two daughters.
After supper Mr. Howe
entertained by playing the
bagpipes and along with Joe
Boland. played the violin.
A group of ladies,
Madeline Wisser, Laura
Gascho, Blanche Bechard,
Lyl Dinnin, Merle Corriveau
and Connie Lewis, dressed in
fancy Easter bonnets, sang a
number of pleasing musical
selections. They were ac-
companied by Meda O'Brien
at the piano and Beatrice
Rader at the organ.
Vic Dinnin showed pic-
tures of their recent trip to
Hawaii and very ably com-
mented on the topic.
The evening concluded
with dancing.
Dance
to
The Good Brothers
Stratford Fair Grounds
Phone 271-5130
Fri. May 1st at 8p.m.
5.00 per person
6.00 at the door
Tickets available at M & M Variety
,held under the authority
of Special
Occasion permit
Neither wind, nor rain
not sleet, nor hail
shall worry the farmer
that has crop insurance.
Crop Insurance.
Between you and nature.
DONALD WEIGAND
RR 1
Dashwood Ont.
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It's up to you to know the safe way
to handle any machinery, equipment
or potentially dangerous materials
in your workplace. It's up to your
employer to provide you with the
information and supervision so that
you and your fellow workers can
work safely.
Under The Occupational Health
and Safety Act you have a right to
know and a right to participate in
maintaining a safe and healthy
workplace.
Ontario
Ministry
of Labour
If you have a problem or a
concern about safety on your job,
talk to your supervisor.
It is everyone's responsibility
to work safety.
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It can't work without you.
Occupational
Health and Safety
Division
Robert G. Elgie, mo, Minister
William Davis, Premier