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ZURICH 'CITIZENS NEWS:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1970
DAS/IW000 and DISTRICT NEWS
Correspondent: Mrs. Erns Rader
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Miss Iris Becker, of Toronto,
spent the holiday weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V . L.
Becker and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wein,
Mrs. Rose Loebe, Exeter, Miss
Irma Wein, Clinton, and Miss `
Susan Whittier, of London spent
the weekend with Mrs. Hilda
Wein.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Boyle
and family spent the weekend
at Midland and Toronto. They
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ian
Murray, at Scarborough.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howe,
Mary Jo and Shelley, of London,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, Brea-,
da, Charlotte, and Karen, of
Zion, and Miss Nancy Scott, of
Strathroy, spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader
and family.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The October meeting of
Dashwood Women's Iistitute
was held Tuesday, October 6,
with the Historical Research
group in charge, and Mrs. Mer-
vyn Tieman convenor and chair -
lady. Several guests were pres-
ent, including Mrs. Delbert
Geiger, district president, Mrs.
Victor Dinnin and Mrs. Allan
Fraser, of Exeter who was guest
speaker. She spoke on Canad-
ian glass, showed pictures, and
had books to show the ladies.
Roll call was to model some-
thing old in jewellery or cloth-
ing. Mrs. Irvin Rader discussed
the motto "Study the past if you
would define the future." Eliz-
abeth Datars favoured with sev-
eral piano selections,
Mrs. Howard Maier, presid-
ent, dealt with the business. A
card of thanks was read from
Brother Mittleholtz for the don-
ation to his work. A donation
was made to CNIB.
The London Area Convention
will be held at Central United
Church, Stratford, November
12 and 13, and the Resolutions
were read and a vote taken on
each.
Cookies and squares are to be
donated to the bazaar at Huron -
view. A Christmas gift of money
is to be sent to our adopted girl
in India.
The Queen, and lunch, brought
the meeting to a close.
LUTHERAN WEEKEND
Paul Rader, Janice, John and
Ricky Hayter, Randy and John
Becker, Diane Miller, Michael
Fleet, and Jim Nielson, all of
Zion Lutheran Walther League
attended the Ontario District
Young People's Convention at
the Park Motor Hotel, Niagara
Falls. The theme was "Life
after Birth."
Buckley Petawabano• and Stephen Cottier were chosen from •
Canada -wide auditions to play the two boy leads on CBC -TV's
ADVENTURES IN RAINBOW COUNTRY, seen Sundays at 7.p.m.
Stephen came to Canada as an immigrant from Rhodesia while
Buck is a full-blooded Cree Indian from Quebec.
Used Equipment
Ferguson 2 -furrow plow 60
Ferguson 3 -furrow plow 70
Hydraulic bucket loader to fit Ford
or Massey 200
Case blower and 60 feet of pipe 180
IHC No. 36 3 -furrow trip beam,
ace bottom 300
IHC No. 36 3 -furrow 14" plow 350
Ferguson 20-85 tractor, new tires 600
Ford 204 10 -foot wheel disc, good as new 625
Ford 612 Forage Harvester, 2 -row cornhead
and pick up 875
MF Super 92 SP Combine with pickup and
2 -mw cornhead 2900
65 Ford 6000 Diesel 3275
Ford 5000 8 speed
diesel tractor 3300
Blue Tag Specials
ON ALL
Tractors — Plows — Wheel Cultivators
Manure Spreaders — Corn Pickers
Combines
Larry Snider Motors
LIMITED
FORD TRACTOR
EXETER 235-1640
LUCAN 227-4191
New Program
(continued from page 15)
Where an agreement is ent-
ered into between two plants,
involving transportation in ex-
cess of the 30 -mile maximum,
it must be stated in writing to
the Ontario Milk Marketing
Board that the transportation
costs in excess of the 221 -cent
per hundredweight subsidy will
be absorbed by the plant receiv-
ing the milk. The Milk Com-
mission of Ontario will pay the
Transportation Assistance sub-
sidy to the Ontario Milk Market-
ing Board uponreceipt of proof
that plants have in fact taken
advantage of the program, and
involved themselves in such
agreements.
In announcing this new prog-
ram, Mr. Stewart stated:
"This program should compl-
ement the Milk Plant Consolid-
ation Assistance Program which
we introduced only last week,
and will provide for the contin-
ued existence of the smaller
plants that are only able to op-
erate profitably on a seasonal
basis. The extra assistance will
allow them to maintain their
plants during the winter period
of low milk production, and to
return to serve -the industry in
the peak summer months. Be-
cause the industrial milk ind-
ustry is so important. to Ontario,
we are providing assistance and
encouragement, through these
two programs,during a period
of adjustment and consolidation."
SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE
Newcomers H. Peck 645 - 2
Hawkeyes-C. Gelinas 494 - 5
S. Rannie
Ramblers - C. Finkbeiner 560 - 0
Whippoorwills - D. Stade 690-7
Hi -Hopes - L. Gascho - 605 - 5
Varieties-H.Finkbeiner 597 -2
High Single - H. Peck - 330
High triple - D. Stade - 690
Juniors Open
Practice Season
Any boys interested in playing
Junior D hockey are to be at the
Centralia Arena on Friday, Oct-
ober 16 at 5:30 p.m. for the
first practice with the Hensall-
Zurich Combines.
FAREWELL PARTY and DANCE
for
C. J. "MITCH" MITCHELL
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1970
9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Exeter Legion Hall
"MUSIC BY DESJARDINE"
95.00 COUPLE
$2.30 SINGLE
Hot Lunch And
Refreshments
6 OUNCE
Maxwell House Coffee _ _ _ _ $1.29
ASSORTED
Monarch Cake Mixes _ - _ _ _ 2/33c
BRIMFUL 19 OUNCE
Cream Style Corn 5/$1
11 OUNCE JAR
Coff eemate 82c
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