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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
St. Joseph - Drysdale - Bluewater
DEBBIE HOGG
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CORRESPONDENTS THERESA JEFFREY
2.36.4159
News Along The Shore of Beautiful Lake Huron
After a week's vacation from
the newspaper business it is a
little difficult to get back to
work on the right track, espec-
ially when we still have the
same "drab news" to work with,
Surely over the past week,
someone in this area did some-
thing . Why not let the rest of
us share it.
We would again like to remind
people to please help us by either
dropping us a note, or phoning
one of us. Thank You.
The Hogg family were visited
last weekend by Mr. Jack Murphy
and Miss Muriel Fielder, of Tor-
onto.
Mrs, Joy Hogg left Tuesday
morning for Kenora, Ontario
where she joined her youngest
daughter, Roberta, for a few
week's holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peasant
and boys, of Montreal are stay-
ing with Mrs, Peasant's mother,
Mrs. Louise Cantin.
Mr. and Mrs, Gerard Rau and
family, of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Rau and family; of Windsor
and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rau
and family, of London are all vac•
ationing in this area and visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Rau.
Mrs, Celina Bedard was visited
by Mr. and Mrs, George Kochut
of Kitchener, and her son Benny
with Valerie and Dolly, from
Windsor.
Mrs. Bedard is now visiting in
London prior to a Sunday depart-
ure to Saskatchewan for a three
week visit with her brother.
The Tom LeGendre family have
been spending the last 2 weeks at
St. Joseph Beach.
Their guests have been Paulette
and Jim Hayes and daughter,
Jennifer, of Detroit, and Mary
LeGrendre and Paul Kamprath,
The L, Z. Fourniers have had
as their guests, their daughter
Cherie and Bob Carter, from Flint
Michigan.
Spontaneous combustion within
a haymow can destroy the hay
and the building in which it is
stored.
A constant check of the temp-
erature of the hay is vital, says
Mr. Hal Wright, Farm Safety
Specialist, Ontario Department
of Agriculture and Food.
To take the temperature, a
z -inch pipe or tube approximately
10 feet in length can be used. The
end of the tube should have a
point of hardwood riveted to it,
and a few holes, inch in diam-
eter, made just above the hard-
wood.
The tube should be inserted in-
to the hay, Dropa candy or oven
thermometer attached to a string
into the tube and leave it for five
minutes.
After five minutes the temp-
erature should be noted and com-
pared to the following scale; if
the temperature is 150 degrees, the
danger zone is near and observa-
tions should be made every day;
at 160 degrees, inspections should
be made every four hours; at 175
degrees, fire pockets 'may be ant-
icipated and the fire pump called
to wet down the hay.
NOTICE
Re: Fifth Annual Bean Festival
Anyone wishing to operate a concession at the
Bean Festival in Zurich on Saturday, August 22,
should contact Glen Weido, as soon as possible,
to make reservations. Early co-operation will be
greatly appreciated.
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Mr. and Mrs, Ed Corriveau
were visited last weekend by
Mr. and Mrs. Morely Fournier.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rose and
son Gary, were at their cottage .
Mr. and Mrs, Napoleon Cantin
were at their cottage at St. Joseph
with their son Bobby and his friend,
Markey Wright.
Mrs, Marinus Vermont, with her
two daughters, Liz and Joanne
plan to leave for a three week
holiday to the Old Country, late
this week, to visit relatives.
K, and Mrs. David Regier
visited Mr. Regier's family, Mr.
and Mrs. Clem Regier, last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Tony Rau were
visited by Brenda Rau, of London,
and Mr, and Mrs. Ron Denomme,
of Kitchener.
Set Schedule For
Northern Sales
More than ever people are
eating and talking about beef -
beef roasts, barbecues, hamburgs,
steaks - and of course the live-
stock themselves.
Members of the various livest-
ock associations involved in the
Northern Stocker and Feeder Sales
are also talking about and mak-
ing plans for their feeder sales.
To assist the buyers of feeder
cattle to make the best use of
the Northern Feeder Sales, the
Co-Ordinating Committee has
endeavoured to have the sales
spaced over a reasonably long
period of time. You will note
that the first sale will be held at
South River, Thursday, August
20th, at 12 noon, and the last
Round -up Sale on Thursday,
October 22nd, also at South River.
All sale committees have im-
proved and are improving their
sale facilities, South River's cov-
ered stock pens, as well as its
sale ring, is proving most helpful
and satisfactory. More important
they are continuing to improve
their stock through the use of
A .1. or Performance Tested sires.
Entries are now being received
for the early Sales, and indicat-
ions are for excellent sales,
This year Northern Ontario has
had ideal weather for pastures,
and cattle have made good growth
and are in good condition,
TRIM FOR SUMMER
Trimming up for summer?
Try this. Exercise and massage
tone up flabby arm muscles, and
the massage is doubly effective if
performed with moistened
coarse salt. Give the elbows a
little extra massage with salt to
remove the gray looking, dingy
appearance that results from
embedded grime. Works well on
heels too!
RECEPTION
ND ANCE
FOR
DONALD and BETTY CLARKE
(nee Newton)
Dashwood
Community Centre
Friday, August 14
Music by: THE RAMBLERS
Everyone Welcome
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1970
"But a raise will put me in a higher tax bracket—
I'll get less than I do now!"
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