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Prepare For `Flowers of Hope' (ampaign
(by Rev. A ,C ,Blackwell) 6-17 year olds, and Mrs. Blewett ions have set up their own work -
Everyone attending the meet- of the Huron Hope Nursery near shops e.g.; Goderich, the intent-
ing of the South Huron Associat- Grand Bend, reported on progress ion in this case is for the South
ion for the Mentally Retarded of the under -six age group, Both Huron and District Association to
found a job to do last Wednesday schools appreciated the volunt- join with the associations of
night in the Exeter Public School, eer groups who provided lunches Goderich and Wingham to estab-
Itwas anoymeeting,
is but the and entertainment and trips, lish one workshop.
noise was from the staplers used and also the gifts of tricycle Elzar Masse and Rev. Andrew
in stapling up the packages of parts resulting in reconstruction Blackwell have been assigned the
seeds to be distributed in the tricycles being used by the pupils, Zurich vicinity for the canvass;
"Flowers of Hope" fund drive to The next meeting of Region Mrs. Frances Mickle was named
take place during the week end- Two of the Ontario Association for Ilensall; other appointments
ing May 15. The blitz day is is due to take place in Goderich for Dashwood, Crediton and else -
Friday, May 14, in the towns and on June 15. An expensive but where are pending. Mrs. Carfrey
villages of South Huron and dist- necessary concern affecting this Cann, of It.R,1, Exeter, was in
rict. area will be the plans to secure charge of getting the marigold
Mrs. Gerald Godbolt, presid- buildings suitable for a workshop seeds, bulletin covers, and can-
ent of the local organization, for trainees older than eighteen vassers' envelopes distributed.
chaired the meeting for a brief years. The donations through During the meeting, Mrs. A.
business session in which Mrs. the Flowers of Hope distribution Hemmingway showed the certif-
Scott, principal of the Huron will be largely directed toward icate which had just been receiv-
Hope Day School, Huron Park, this project. ed recently by the Huron Hope
reported on activities of the While some local organizat- Nursery School. This certificat-
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ion represented months of work
in the qualifying of the teachers
at special training courses, get-
ting the building inspected with
regard to health, fire and safety
regulations, even having the
teachers inoculated so that they
are now medically qualified to
work with young children.
Membership in the South Huron
and District Association costs
$2.00 per year per individual or
$3.00 per couple. The next
public meeting will be held in
the Exeter Public School auditor-
ium on May 19. Everyone is
welcome to attend.
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Rubber mats for livestock
stalls are being tested at the
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dace of such conventional
loose beddings as straw.
Dr. LB. Stone, Animal
Science Department, University
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THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1971
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE NINE
DAS/IWOOP and DISTRICT NEWS
Correspondent: Mrs. Ervin Rader
Members of Dashwood Women':
Institute accompanied by their
husbands or a friend visited the
Dashwood Industries at Centralia
Tuesday, April 27, where they
enjoyed dinner, a tour of the
plant, and explanations of what
went on there by key men of the
plant, followed by a movie. All
received souvenirs and agreed it
was an evening well spent.
Fred Messner returned home
from St. Joseph's Hospital, Lond-
on, last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cornelius
and Mark, Sarnia, spent the
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Mrs. Laura Datars spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Datars and family, Grand Bend.
That car wash that was to be
held last Saturday was rained
' out. Weather permitting it will
be held in the same place this
Saturday. Don't forget the Dash-
wood Bantams.
Four sets of twins in two years
8 months. Well it happened on
the farm of V, L, Becker. In
1968 he purchased a hereford cow,
That same year she had twins;
in 1969 she had twins; in 1970
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as though she has competition ,
for a holstein cow gave birth to
twins on the same farm,
Mrs. Mabel Gassman and
George Gossman attended the
Krananburg-Gossinan wedding in
Kitchener, Saturday. The bride
is Mrs. Gossman's granddaughter.
The 4-11 girls modelled their
"Separates for Summer" at a
fashion show Wednesday, April
28, for the mothers and members
of the Dashwood Women's Instit-
ute. Mrs. Gordon Bender, Marj-
orie Schenk, and Coxa VanRaay
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Mrs. Henry Voss left last week
to visit relatives in Holland for
a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Whyte,
David, Brian, and Crystal, of
Seaforth, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Woodruff of
St. Catherines are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Webster.
Charles Reid, Ivan McClymont.
Watson Webster and Fred McCly-
mont attended the County Orange
Lodge at Seaforth on Friday even-
ing last.
Special Mother's Day service
will be held in the United Church
on Sunday.
The U, C, W, are holding their
May meeting on Thursday even-
ing of this week. A plant sale
will be held at the close.
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Ac'hievement Day
The Home Economics Branch
of the Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food is again
holding Achievement Days in
Huron County.
This season the 950 girls who
are participating have learned to
make summer separates, as well
,as how to choose a pattern and
fabric to suit their individual hair
colouring, figure type and pers-
onality.
Miss Catherine Bunt, Home
Economist for Huron County, will
be holding Achievement Day
for all the Zurich groups in South
Huron High School, on Saturday
May 8.
Do plan to attend the afternoon
program of the Achievement
Days in your area. Your presence
shows your support for the young
people in your community.
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