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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970
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Flowers in the United Church,
Carmel Presbyterian and St.
Paul's Anglican churches, Sun-
day were in loving memory of
the late Orval Rapson, placed
by the families.
Charles Mickle, Hamilton
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laud
Mickle.
Ross Jinks, London, visited
with his grandmother, Mrs.
Bertha Jinks, last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mickle
and Miss Ann Mickle of London,
spent Sunday with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McDon-
ald and Kathy, of Exeter, have
taken up residence in the Fink
apartments on Nelson Street.
Mrs. John Erb, Goderich,
was hostess at the home of Mrs.
Leonard Erb, Flensall, Saturday
evening , for a miscellaneous
shower for Mrs. Barry Southcott,
(nee Shirley Smale) a recent
bride. Aunts, cousins and friends
attended. Presentation of gifts
and address was in charge of
Mrs. John Erb. A social hour
was enjoyed, and lunch served.
EUCHRE PARTY
A successful euchre party
was held in the I.O.O. F. Lodge
Hall Friday evening, with eleven
tables in play, sponsored by C. P
& T. committee. Winners, lad-
ies, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, Mrs.
Robert Parsons; men, Howard
Lemmon, Robert Parsons; lone
hands, Tom Smith, Exeter.
In the draw, Mrs. Al Hoggarth
won the groceries, and Harold
Penhale of Exeter, the box of
chocolates.
Warble Fly Rates
Set in Usborne
The warble fly control prog-
ram for the township of Usborne
for the current year was establish.
ed at a regular meeting of coun-
cil held recently.
The cost of the warble fly
spraying for 1970 will be charged
to the cattle owners receiving
the service and will be included
on the township tax roll.
Gordon Johns was appointed
warble fly inspector and will be
paid $2.10 per hour and 100 per
mile.
Fred Harburn of Dublin was
re-engaged to do the warble fly
spraying and will receive 100
per head per spray.
Clerk -treasurer Harry Strang
was named to haddle the tax
collection duties for this year
and he will be paid $600. for
the additional services.
At the same time council
passed a motion setting the inter-
im tax rate at 40 mills. One-
half of this amount will go for
education purposed with the bal-
ance being split between county
and township levies.
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YOUNG PEOPLE CONFIRMED
Confirmation service was
conducted by Rev. Harold F.
Currie, assisted by Ian McAl-
lister, clerk of the session, in
Hensall United church, last
Sunday morning. The subject
for the confirmation service was
"Let no pian despise the youth. "
Music was provided by a lad-
ies sextette; Sheila Reaburn,
Mary Mock, Joyce Pepper, Bel-
va Fuss, Carmen Currie and
Donna Forrest.
The following young people,
having taken several weeks of
instruction concerning the mean-
ing and purpose of the Christian
life, made public confession
of their Faith in Jesus Christ
and presented themselves for
Confirmation; Lynn Ellen Ald-
erdice, Iris Isobel Alexander,
Ross John Alexander, Helen Jean
Blackwell, Mary Elizabeth Black
well, Garry William Clement,
Correspondent: Maude Heddeu
TODAY'S CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
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UNIT 1 OF HENSALL UCW
Unit I of the Hensall United
Church Women net Thursday,
April 9, at 2 p.m. in the church
wrth Mrs. Robert Cook presiding.
Her devotional was entitled
"Creeds and the background of
our Church."
Mrs, Cecil Pepper gave sev-
eral selections on the piano,
which were enjoyed by all. Mrs.
Dave Kyle gave the study on
"Youth and the Adult Conflict."
Minutes of therevious meet-
ing were read androllcall held
with ten members and one vis-
itor present. The collection
was received and prayer offered.
An invitation was extended
from Centralia UCW on May 6,
at 2 p.m. Rev I-Iarold Snell is
the guest speaker. Unit I is
responsible for the general meet -
to be held on May 25.
ANTIQUE SPATTER FINISH
Putting a spatter finish on an
antiqued piece of furniture is as
easy as a flick of the wrist,
according to the Canadian Paint
Manufacturers Association.
It's just one of many effects
you can get with antiquing kits,
simply by varying the way in
which you apply the toner.
Here's how it's done: Use a stiff
bristle brush — • an old
toothbrush is fine. Dip the
bristles of the brush into the
paint. "Spring" the brush with
your finger to throw a fine spray
of toner over the undercoating.
Don't load the brush too heavily
with toner — you'll have
splotches, not spatters.
Here is Eddie, a chuckling cherub of 10 months. He's a
lovable baby, always good-natured and cheerful. He loves
company and is accustomed to a lot of attention, and he
isn't at all shy with strangers. Even getting his five teeth
hasn't affected his disposition.
Eddie is a healthy, small -boned boy with dark grey
eyes, brown hair and fair skin. Heisn't crawling yet, but
he's very mobile anyway, traveling in his walker or just
rolling across the floor. A chatty baby, he doesn't seem to
mind that nobody understands him. He is very responsible to
music.
Little is known of Eddie's background, except that it is
partly Anglo-Saxon. So this dear little boy needs parents who
will love him for himself.
To inquire about adopting Eddie, please write to To-
day's Child, Department of Social and Family Services,
Parliament Buildings, Toronto 182. For general adoption
information ask your Children's Aid Society.
Leslie Harold Cudmore, Kath-
erine Louise Davis, Susan Lynn
Dignan, Jill Elizabeth Drysdale,
Patricia Ann Faber, Joan Car-
olyn Forrest, William Ross For-
rest, Kathy Jean Ferguson, Ran-
dall McFalls Glenn, Jane Eliz-
abeth Heal, Pamela Ann Mickle,
Richard William Parker, Jeffrey
James Reaburn, Robert John
Rowcliffe, Melanie Joan Veal.
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