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ZURICH CITIZENS Nl»W$
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 36, 1967
Huron County Council Favours Deer
Hunting Season For Three Days Only
F .'mere" in Huron will again
be ., ie to take a course in
far:' management similar to
tlt:•„;. ffered in the past three
ye:,.
:�uliur:tl representative
Des:, Miles reports the course
with the principles of de -
making on the farm as
is s t- farm profits. Record
This is a repeat of the course
given in .January, February and
March this year and includes 10
two-hour sessions on selecting,
and proper use -of machinery,'
safety, manure disposal and ma-
terials handling equipment and,
methods.
Dave Englis, extension assist-
ant, will be providing a course
kee .::g for the purpose of mak- on crop production forages and
ing recisions is included, but
c niy :: small portion of the
ii ::fere is sufficient interest,
two senarate courses will be
,ivt
c:,! e, will be held at the Cen-
tral,:: Agricultural School from
4:00 p.nm, on Tuesdays,
eort :t'neing November 7. The
other- will be held at the board
roc+:: cif the department of agri-
cullt. e in Clinton on Monday
afterv".+ons, commencing Novem-
ber t,
R,:•g,stration for the course is
Slf' and farm wives are invited
to enroll. Registration should
be -mailed by November 1 to
C li�i;•t^,
The course will be of 20
wet:e"9 duration, one afternoon
per week.
It a intended to cover the
win range of farm manage -
me:: and will include princi-
ples of farm management as it
applies to crops, livestock, fer-
tility
er-
til:y insurance, income tax,
parva' budgeting and other
allie;i subjects such as ferns fi-
nance, record keeping, interpre-
tations of records and other
maters to help in operating a
far
The course is designed for
those who are farming or in-
tend `o farm in the near future
or frr any person associated in
servicing farm people. Those
enrt)iing should be at least 18
years of age.
Persons wishing more infor-
maticn should contact the de-
partment of agriculture office
in Clinton.
Twc other special courses are
bei -*:g offered this winter far
persons who have already com-
pleted the 20 -week management
course in past years.
Bert Moggaeh, agricultural
engineer for Huron and Perth,
Wiii be providing a course on
machinery and equipment.
mammalians -
mammalians -Zurich Mennonite
Ephriam Gingerich, Pastor
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 —
9.455 a.m.—Worstip Service.
10:45 a.m.—Sunday School.
YOU ARE WELCOME!
at®
EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL.
tJn'fed Brethren
Church
Rey. John Huether, B.A., B.D.
Minister.
Mrs. Milton Desch, Organist
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 —
,lvlinety-third Anniversary
10:00 a.m.—Morning Service.
11:15 a,m,--Church Rrhnnl
;,,m.—Evening Service.
Guest Minister
?i: . C. B. Heckendorn
Rodney, Ontario
Thursday, November 2 —
8 p,::? —W-S.W.S. Meeting.
Rev. L. Stairs, Brantford,
;eaker. Slides and talk
leprosy mission.
=MX' IrMIZINISSIIIMMIE2L
ION
it too is 10 sessions covering
seed sources and breeding pro-
grams, rates and methods of
seeding, seed treatment, drain-
age, weed control, insect and
disease control, proper use of
pesticides and harvesting and
storing.
Both courses
January.
Free Course
A final course on soils is be-
ing given by Don Pullen, asso-
ciate agricultural representa-
tive, and it will be two sessions
of two hours each. Dates for
these meeting are December 20
and 21, January 17 and 18,
February 7 and 8.
Anyone interested may apply
for this course, the purpose of
which is to have the applicant
thoroughly understand how to
make his own recommendations
based on the analysis of soil
sample report using standard
analysis of mixed fertilizers
and/or material that he can
most economically buy from his
favorite dealer.
Mr. Pullen explained the •de-
partment hopes to have farmers
trained in making their own
recommendations for fertilizers
so this work will not have to be
•carried on by the extension
staff.
There is no fee for this course
and any two of the aforemen-
tioned consecutive days consti-
tutes a full course.
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commence in
Pillow Talkers
The Pillow Talkers had their
fifth meeting on October 21, at
2:00 p.m. at the Township Hall,
Zurich. The girls opened with
the 4-H pledge. Sally Dietrich
read •the minutes and then
elected Donna Schilbe for next
secretary.
The group discussed plans for
the skit they are to do on
Achievement Day. They worked
on their pillows and dresser
scarves the rest 'of the time.
Next meeting will be held at
the Township Hall at 4:00 p.m,
on October 26.
a�wra
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
Rev. A. C. Blackwell, B.A., B.D.
Pastor
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 —
10:00 a.m.—Church Service.
10:45 a.m.—Sunday Church
School.
You Are Welcome
Imemmimemmm
LAKEVIEW CONSERVATIVE
Mennonite Church
Formerly
SS 4, EAST STANLEY
Minister — Elmer Grove”
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 —
10 a.m.—Sunda, School
11 a.m.—Worship Service.
8 p.m.—Worship Service.
We invite you to worship
with us.!
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Goshen Women
'planning Supper
The Goshen United Church
Women met at the church on
Thursday night, October 19.
Mrs. Bob McKinley opened the
meeting. The first three verses
of hymn 577 were sung, and
'prayer was given by Mrs, Bob
McKinley.
Psalm 372 was read respon-
sively. A short story on "Giv-
ing Thanks" was read by Mrs.
Bob McKinley, with prayer by
Mrs. Roy McBride. Hymn 19
was sung,
A panel discussion was held
on "The Church Moves and
Lives". The panel was taken
by Mrs. Howard Armstrong,
Mrs. Keith McBride, Mrs, Arn-
old Keys and Mrs. Roy McBride.
Mrs. Bob McKinley was com-
mentator,
Business was conduoted by
14irs, Russell .Errata. Minutes
were read and approved. ,An
invitation to join with Varna
UCW on November 9 was ac-
cepted. Delegates appointed to
go to the regional meeting at
Monterief were Mrs, John Rob-
inson and Mrs. Doug Robinson.
Mrs. Roy McBride read a let-
ter frotn the Johnstons in Bo-
livia. The annual turkey sup-
per is to be held November 2.
Mrs. John Robinson's group
served lunch.
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About People
You Know ..
Mrs. E, Eickmeier has re-
turned home after 'spending a
week visiting with relatives in
Stratford 'and Kitchener.
Mr, and Mrs. Elton Schnell,
of Detroit, spent the past week
visiting friends and relatives in
Bayfield and Zurich.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS OF
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SYSTEM IN
DASHWOOD and
ZURICFI EXCHANGES
The trouble which existed in
calls between these two ex-
exchanes has now been cleared
up, and it is no longer neces-
sary to dial OPERATOR to call
from the one exchange to the
other.
Dashwood subscribers can again
reach Zurich by Dialing 236—
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reach Dashwood by Dialing
237- and the number they
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IttiNEMENSI
WHICH YOUNGSTER DID YOU SEE FIRST?
There are two Hallowe'en "trick -or -treaters" in the
above photo but the little WHITE rabbit is much
more easy for a motorist to spot in his headlights
than the BLACK witch. Drivers are advised to be
particularly alert for• excited little pedestrians on
October 31. And here are some Hallowe'en traffic
safety tips for parents, too. YOUR youngsters will
be easier to see ... and safer ... in light colors.
Dark costumes can be made more visible by dec-
orative bands of light-colored or reflective material.
And make sure your "trick -or -treaters" follow the
pedestrian traffic safety rules keep out from
between parked cars . . cross the road only at
intersections, look in all directions before starting
across and walk, don't run, while crossing .
where there are no sidewalks, walk on the left,
facing on -coming traffic.—(Ontario Department of
Transport photo)
Huron UCW Hold
Hensall Meeting
Huron Presbyterial United
Church Women held workshops
in Hensall and Blyth on Mon-
day and Tuesday, October 2 and
3, on the theme, "A More Vital
UCW". These were led by Miss
Marjorie Smith, field worker
for the Board of Women of the
United Church.
Features of the day's pro-
gram were: the introduction of
new study books, "Panorama of
the Bible" and" Japan Profiles";
and Bible study session on the
meaning of "Covenant", and
discusssion groups on "Social
Issues of Today".
Mrs. W. B. Cruickshank, of
Wingham, president of London
conference UCW, brought greet-
ings from the conference. Mrs.
Gilbert Beecroft, member of the
conference finance committee,
explained the new system of
self-determination, which is to
replace the allocation system in
1968; and showed a film -strip
entitled, "Bread, Laughter and
Dignity", which portrays the
outreach of the church's work
in many parts of the world.
A similar short workshop was
held Monday evening in Ontario
Street Church, Clinton, for the
ladies who could not attend
either of the day -time sessions.
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Wh'rwills, M. Rau __ 433 0 2
H. single: Claire Geiger __ 284
H. triple: Claire Geiger __ 693
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