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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1970
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DAS/IW00a and DISTRICT NEWS
Correepoadent: Mrs. Ervin Rader
A number of Lutheran Young
People , members of Zion Luth-
eran Church attended the Luth-
eran Young People's Rally, St.
Peter's Lutheran church, Strat-
ford, Sunday, November 8,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love
attended the wedding of Mr. and
Mrs.* Douglas Gill's daughter,
Janice and Lee McCutcheon at
Robinson Memorial United
Church, London, Saturday, Nov-
ember 7.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Rader and Darlene,
were Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Taylor
and family, of Kitchener, and
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rader and
Heather.
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker
celebrated their silver anniv-
ersary, Saturday, November 7,
at the Dashwood Community
Centre. Attendants present were
Mrs. Howard Simmons, Kitch-
ener, Mrs. Dr. Fred Morlock,
Waterloo, Mrs. Clarence Kimpel
Kitchener, Mrs. Harold Burgin,
Kirkton, Keith Fraser and Peter
Simpson, Mt. Pleasant, Wallace
Becker, New Hamburg, and Tom
Fraser, London.
After a dinner, speeches, and
mock wedding, bunco and danc-
ing were enjoyed.
On the occasion of Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Becker's 35th wedd-
ing anniversary November 9, the;
donated a full length mirror to
the vestry of Zion Lutheran
church and are having the collect
ion plates refinished.
Mr, and Mrs. Elgin Rader have
returned home from a trip to
Calgary, Alberta, where they
visited with Pastor and Mrs. Arth•
ur Rader and baby Marc.
Brian Rader spent two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Rader and Michael.
Valentine Becker flew out to
Roblin, Manitoba, to attend the
wedding of Reginald Becker and
Karen Cross. He visited with the
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Becker and other relatives.
Miss Iris Becker and friend,
of Peterborough spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. V. L,
Becker and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rader,
of Goderich were visitors Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse
Greater and family.
Mrs. Irvin Rader spent Friday
afternoon with her sister, Mrs.
Wellwood Gill, of Grand Bend.
Irvin Rader, Jim and Lawrence
Becker were among a group of
hunters who bagged seven deer
in the Parry Sound district last
week.
INSTITUTE MEET
The November meeting of
Dashwood. Women's Institute
was held Tuesday, November 3,
with the Agriculture and Canad-
ian Industries group in charge
of the program and lunch. Mrs.
Emil Becker was convenor. Roll
call was anwered by giving the
name of a favourite fruit or veg-
etable. As the guest speaker was
unable to attend,the evening was
spent playing cards. Prizes were
awarded to the highest, Mrs.
Howard Maier; lowest, Mrs.
Martha Miller. During the lunch
hour Mrs. Earl Keller received
a prize for the lucky cup. A
skit "Pollution Expulsion" was
presented by Mrs. Hugh Boyle,
Mrs. Bill Becker, and Mrs. Irvin
Rader.
The president, Mrs. Howard
Maier dealt with the business. A
belated letter of thanks was read
from the Red Cross thanking the
Women's Institute for their suc-
cessful canvass. Achievement
Day is December 12 in South
Huron High School for the 4-.H
girls. Mrs. Gordon Bender was
named delegate for the London
Area convention with Mrs. Mates
alternate, It was decided to ask
for a tour of the new Dashwood
Industries plant January 19, and
invite the husbands to be guests.
Four ladies from Dashwood
Women's Institute, Mrs. Howard
Maier, Mrs. Martha Miller,
Mrs. Stuart Wolfe, and Mrs. Irv-
in Rader accepted the invitation
from the Zurich Women's Instit-
ute to take the short course,
"Accessories for the home" last
Tuesday and Wednesday.
AIR-CONDITIONED
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Granada Gold with Beige Vinyl top and gold cloth
interior. Features 400 cu. in. V-8, 3 -speed
turbo-hydramatic, power steering, power disc brakes,
radio, rear speaker, Custom Stereo tape player, power
windows, power trunk lid, carpet savers, factory
air-conditioning, remote door mirror, right door
mirror, Custom interior and exterior decor packages,
door guards, tinted windshield, fender skirts, clock,
double foam seat cushions, deluxe seat belts, H78 x
15 belted whitewalls, etc. Licence J63-504. Balance
of 5 year, 50,000 mile warranty. Listed for just under
$6,000.00.
SALE
PRICE
$4795
TRADE OR TERMS IAC FINANCING
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Huron Board of Education Plan New
System of Kindergarten Transportation
Huron County kindergarten
transportation differences will
be eliminated by September
1971, . or at least by the time
the one -room McKillop schools
close next year.
Members of Huron County
Board of Education meeting
Monday evening in Clinton vot-
ed eight to four in facor of a
motion that will put all kinder-
gartens in the county on an all
day , every other day basis by
September 1, 1971, or upon
completion of the Seaforth add-
ition, whichever comes first.
Beginning in January 19'71, all
kindergartens in schools where
transportation is a factor, will
be held on alternate days.
Chairman John Lavis remarked
that it might seem as though
the board was granting a conces-
sion to McKillop students, but
he pointed out that McKillop
students are still attneding one -
room schools too.
The motion was decided upon
recorded cote. Those members
in favor were Chairman John
Lavis, Gordon Moir, John Taylor,
Mrs. J. W. Wallace, John
Broadfoot, Donald McDonald,
Bob Elliott and John Henderson.
Those opposed were Garnet
Hicks, Clarence McDonald,
Marilyn Kunder and Jim Taylor.
The decision followed weeks
of study into a request by Stephen.
Township parents to have trans-
portation costs for half-day
kindergarten in that township
paid by the Huron County Board
of Education.
Since the board felt it would
be within the right of every
rural -centred kindergarten class
to have the same advantages
if Stephen was granted its re-
quest, a cost study was compl-
eted to show what the service
would cost it it was implement-
ed across the entire county, ex-
cluding those schools in towns
where transportation is not a
factor.
The study based on a board
proposal at the last regular board
meeting to provide half-day
kindergarten transportation from
S eptember to the end of Dec-
ember, From January 1 to the
end of June, the students would
attend kindergarten classes ori
a full-day every other day basis,
The study revealed that these
noon -hour runs would cost the
taxpayers an estimated $1, 357.
per bus for the four months. It
was estimated that 27 buses
would be required to implement
the service county wide, at an
estimated cost of $36, 650 extra
to the taxpayers.
"Are the benefits to be derived
worth $36, 000.?" asked vice-
chairman Bob Elliott. "This is
what we have to ask ourselves
because the motion could have
this effect,
Director of education John D.
Cochrane stated that it wasn't
too likely that many township •
schools would want to go on the
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