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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-03-23, Page 6t 5 PAGE SIX ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Easter Seal Campaign Is Annual Event T aise Funds For Crippled Children There are 226 service club mem- bers in Ontario dedicated to noth- ing short of the unconditional sur- render of disease and deformities that prevent little children from running and playing with their brothers and sisters — a veritable army who rallies every spring for their annual assault. The weapon they unleash on the general public is the Easter Seal— a symbol of hope and opportunity provided by the Ontario Society for Crippled Children. Everyone will have now received their Easter Seals, and this year a target of $875,000 in voluntary contribu- tions must be realized or some of the more than 15,000 handicapped kiddies across the province of On- tario will be neglected. From the simple act of sending to everyone a letter and a sheet of Easter Seals, in operation until every crippled to the important business of for- ming the Society's policies in its expansion program for crippled children, the service club members take a keen interest and active part. They take pride in assuming the official liason between the local health authorities and the Society, making it their duty to see that every handicapped child is treated and provided with transportation and the proper braces and applian- ces made necessary by his disabli- ty. More progress in the care and treatment of the crippled child has been made in the past 25 years than during the whole previous history of man -kind. Everyone is asked to help the members of the service clubs to keep this vital program 0,"!, t.4.,,V;P•• •••• • • .t2 TAFT -PAT "NA t 1960, ..Features Symlicate, • rights lieserPet • Um. goo eoCTiN0CF "I'd like scrambled eggs and. bacon, buttered. toast and jelly—but I'll have a cup of black coffee!" retet.i. • • M E SERVED N OUR ENJOY THE FINE ATMOSPHERE OF OUR ATTRACTIVE ALPINE ROOM ODS MN LOUNGE Our Entire Hotel is Equipped wiih "Hi-Fi" System for your Listening Pleasure WE SPECIALIZE IN STEAKS - ICKEN - FISH 1 PHONE 70 — ZURICH Valtralallta „'Vtrita0IME • triO5'5'"'5 ,tititoilif5,4. • 11117:4514:'"' • „:41A.P ig40. Ced r Chests For Sok PRICED FROM $10.00 UP 33 child in Ontario has the opportun- ity of a happier life and the chance to achieve independence, That way they will grow to assume their rightful place in Society as a self sustaining and contributing citizen —not a liability. Local contributions may be giv- en to J. E. Bannister, at the Bank of Montreal. Zurich, or George Deichert at the Zurich Locker Ser- vice. The campaign here is spon- sored by the Zurich Lions Club. 0 Top Dress Now If Wheat Brown Now is a good time to top dress your fall wheat. Use 25 pounds of nitrogen per acre suggests Profes- sor Tom Lane, soils scientist at the OAC. "The lack of snow and long cold spells during the winter badly browned much of the wheat tops," says Lane. Often the wheat will come through even though it appears to be dead; it will need the extra nit- rogen as soon as growth starts (us- ually sometime in March or early April). And even if the wheat doesn't survive, you haven't lost any nitre the field can be sown again to a crop like corn or summer pasture and these crops will use the nitrogen, he says. "Try to spread when the ground is frozen so the machinery won't damage the crop. You might have to do the job early in the morning if the thaw has started." Other suggestions: Don't top dress wheat with extra nitrogen if you plan to seed down the field to legumes. Extra nitrogen isn't needed if a sod crop with 50 percent or more legume was plowed down for wheat. Extra nitrogen isn't needed if heavy manure applications were made before sowing in the fall—or if lodging is a yearly problem. Don't hesitate to broadcast for- age seed on top of browned wheat Even if the wheat doesn't grow the tops will act as a mulch for the new seedlings. use one 80 -pound bar,' of air monium nitrate or 50 to 60 pounds of urea to supply the 25 pounds of nitrogen. The Best Week TO ADVERTISE is Every Week! INSTAN COLO COLOR MIXING MACHINE • any type finish • in any quantity a..., La...01 GINGERICH'S Sales & Service Ltd. ZURICH — SEAFORTH BLAKE (Mrs. h.rnos Gingeligh, correspondent) Bridal Shower About 50 neighbours and friends gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Amos Gingerich and Tuesday evening, in honour of Miss Eliza- beth Finlay, bride -elect of March, and presented her with a miscellan- eous shower. She was preesnted with many lovely useful gifts. Mr. Roy Gingerich was rushed to Clinton Hospital on Monday, March 13, for an appendectomy. He is progressing very favorably, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schwindt and family, of Baden, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gingerich and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gingerich and family. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gingerich, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gascho and Rev. Albert Martin, spent Sunday afternon at London, visiting with Miss Dorothy Gascho and Mr. Edmund Oesch, who are convalecing at Victoria Hospital, London. 0 PIE PRACTICES A few grains of salt always im- proves the flavour of fruit for pies. With some fruits, such as apples spices may also be added. About 1 teaspoon of cinnamon and an eighth of a teaspoon of nutmeg are average amounts for one pie. The salt and spices may be combined with the sugar in order to insure maximum distribution of flavour. Fruit pies may be baked before or after freezing but better results are reported by the food and Nu- trition Department Macdonald In- stitute, Guelph, when the pies are baked after freezer storage. THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1961 Huron Official Pays Visit To Hensall Rebekahs (By our Hensel, correspondent) D.D.P. Mrs, Lillian Grummett, Seaforth, of Huron District 23 of the Rebekah .Assembly of Ontario, Rebekah Lodge, Herman, last Wed- nesday night. She was presented made her official visit to Amber by Jr. P.N.G. Mrs. Glenn Bell. No- ble Grand Mrs. Ernie Chipehase presided. The District annual meeting will be held in Seaforth on April 12, at 3 p.m. Jr. P.N.G. Mrs. Glenn Bell was appointed representative to this meeting, with P.N.G. Mrs. Wil- liam Caldwell as alternative. The lodge appointed Jr. Mrs. Glenn Bell as Scholar and P.N.G. Mrs. Archie MacGregor as representatives to the Grand Lodge Assembly to be held in Toronto in June. P.N.G. Mrs. Alex MacBeath is alternative representative. Mrs, Grumrnett spoke to the meeting on "Brotherhood." Mrs. Charles Reeves and Mrs. Percy Campbell representing Seaforth and Exeter lodges spoke briefly. Birthday greetings were extended to Mrs. Thomas Kyle and Mrs. Jack Corbett, For a social hour which followed, 15 tables were in play for euchre and winners were. ladies, Miss Co- ward, Kirkton; Mrs. Roy Pepper, Exeter; Mrs. Jack Corbett; gentle- men, Ross Richardson, P. L. Mc- Naughton, Garnet McFalls, Exeter. Door prize winner was Mrs. Faith Pinsent, Hensall. • t....,,,'"1131/101111MEMagffietismonwrivotameass.... 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