Zurich Citizens News, 1964-10-01, Page 7is
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1964
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE SEVEN
Zurich Lady Displays Hobby at Clinton Show
The Clinton Hobby and Craft
Show, a first-time event for
that town, drew displays from
60 craftsmen and hobbyists
from all over Huron County last
Dashwood Plant
Branches Out
Expansion of the Dashwood
Planing Mill plant was an-
nounced early last week by
firm president, Maurice
Klumpp.
The 40,000 square feet of
plant plus additional office
space will be erected on High-
way 4, five miles south of Exe-
ter. The site was chosen be-
cause •of its central accessability
to the plants in Dashwood and
Mount Brydges.
The new plant will be the
assembly shed fed by the wood
components produced at Dash-
wood and the insulating glass,
storm panels and screens and
louvres made in Mount Brydges.
About 20 employees are ex-
pected to be needed when the
new plant goes into operation
at first of the year.
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Among those who displayed
their handiwork were Mrs.
Norma Siebert, Zurich. Her
displays of some 25 driftwood
articles, several bedecked with
her own dried flowers, attract-
ed a great deal of interest. •
Mrs. Siebert says she was
quizzed by many persons who
had collected the raw materials
necessary but didn't know the
techniques of the fascinating
hobby. .
"Very little is written about
driftwood art," remarked Mrs.
Siebert. "You just have to
work out your own ideas."
Driftwood found at the beach
is not the only material used as
the foundations for her centre-
pieces. Deadwood, such as
branches, twigs and roots in
particular, are all possible bases.
During a holiday trip to the
Gold Lake district, Mrs. Siebert
found several pieces of wood
ideally suited to her purposes.
"I always keep one eye open
wherever I go," she added.
Hours of work is required be-
fore any one piece is completed.
The wood must be carefully
sanded and then rubbed with a
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One large piece in her col-
lection took two full days of
hard work to produce.
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Mrs. L. Albrecht
Mrs. John Albrecht passed
away Saturday, September 26,
1964, at her Zurich residence.
In her 80th year, she was the
former Lavade Colosky, daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Colosky.
She is survived by her hus-
band, of Huronview, Clinton,
and two daughters, Mrs. Charles
(Lulu) Scotchmer, Bayfield, and
Mrs. Frank (Rose) Butler, Zur-
ich. There are three grand-
children and three great grand-
children.
The body rested at the West-
lake funeral home, Zurich, until
Monday, September 28, where
the funeral service was held at
3.30 p.m. Interment was in St.
Peter's Lutheran C e m e t e r y,
Goshen Line.
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