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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
FIRST UNIT LEAVES PLANT - Traylor Industries Limited, Zurich, last week completed their
first camper and on Friday afternoon the unit left the plant headed for Meaford. Called the "Huron",
the attractive camper is shown here on the pick-up truck as it leaves the yard. At present six or
seven more units are on their way through the assembly line.
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DASIIW00D and DISTRICT NEWS
Correspondent: Mfrs. Ervin Rade
a Mrs. Keller in South Huron
PROJECT --LIGHTS
Secretary -treasurer of the
Athletic Committee, Bob Hof-
fman revealed in a detailed re-
port this week that the project
of installing lights at Dashwood
Athletic field started early in
1969 and completed in August
has proved a remarkable success.
The expenses of close to eh.ven
thousand dollars has been compl-
etely paid with a small balance
on hand.
How was this accomplished?
Through donations, provincial
grants, and Athletic society
sponsored dances. The Athletic
committee will continue to
meet expenses through athletic
sponsored activities.
MUSIC RESULTS
Mrs. Harold Stire AWCM
announces results of her pupils
with Western Conservatory,
Grade three Harmony, Sandra
Norman, first class honors;
Grade four Harmony, Janet
Lagerwerf, honors; Grade three
history, Sandra Norman, first
class honors.
Mrs. Clare Love, Leanne and
Robbie of Sarnia spent some
time with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Love while Clare was in Toronto
on business. Mr. and Mrs. Don
Love, Dan and David of Sudbury
were weekend visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray VanDorssel-
aer have returned home from a
two week bus trip to Florida.
There were 38 in the party.
Mrs. Jake Martin of Comax,
B.C., Mrs. Fred Sanders and
Eugene Keller of Vancouver,
B.C., and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Telfer and Susan of Brantford
visited with Adolph Keller and
g production
SHUR-GAIN 18%
PIG STARTER NO. 10
MEDICATED. (We CaII It
"OUR DOUBLE-BARRELLED
BARGAIN")
Some Starting Feeds "do a real good job—
but they cost a lot. Other Starters are
cheaper, but then they leave something to be
desired."
That's where No. 10 comes in—a real
performer—at the right price. Try it.
Palatable, productive No. 10, to be fed
following Shur -Gain Creep Feed, up to 50-60
lbs. live weight.
Watch those weaners grow and go on to the
pig starter with the double-barrelled benefits
of economy and performance—Shur-Gain 18 %
Pig Starter No. 10—"The Double -Barrelled
Bargain." START now!
M. DEITZ and SON
Hospital.
THURSDAY, MARCH 19. 1970
ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
Hay Township Municipal
Telephone System
will be held in the
Hay Township Council Room
ZURICH
ON
MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1970
at 2:00 p.m.
JOSEPH HOFFMAN
Reeve
WAYNE C. HORNER
Secretary -Treasurer
'Happiness is...
Seals
Helpi
Crippled
Children
One-half of the monies contributed
to the Easter Seal Campaign in this
area, through your purchase of Eas-
ter Seals, is used in this area to
assist crippled a n d handicapped
children.
YOUR PURCHASE OF EASTER
SEALS HAS PROVIDED CHIL-
DREN THROUGHOUT THIS AREA
WITH BRACES, SPECIAL SHOES,
SPECIAL TREATMENT AND
OTHER HOSPITAL EXPENSES.
Your continued support will continue to assist
children throughout this area. Won't you
send in your donation today, while you are
thinking of it.
USE THE PINK ENVELOPE YOU RECEIVED
IN THE MAIL !
send it to:
DIAL 3364951
ZURICH
EASTER SEAL FUND
c/o ROBERT WESTLAKE, Treasurer,
ZURICH, ONTARIO •
The Campaign throughout this area is conducted
by the Zurich Lions Club