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Zurich UCW hear of Alaska
The November meeting of
Zurich United Church Women
was held on November 4, at
8 o'clock. Mrs. Leroy O'Brien
opened the meeting with a
poem. Mrs. Norman Gascho
read the scripture, followed
by prayer by Mrs. Clara Jacobe.
Mrs. O'Brien and some
chosen ladies in the audience
read some interesting and hum-
orous quotations. Mrs. M. Hoff-
man read a poem entitled
"Think on These Things." Offer
ing was received by Mrs. Nor-
man Gascho and Mrs. Clara
Tacobe.
Mrs. O'Brien reminded every-
one about information regarding
missionaries found in the Oct-
ober issue of the Observer.
Mrs. Beatrice Hess gave an
interesting talk and showed
slides of her trip to Alaska this
summer.
The meeting was turned over
to the president, Mrs. Bullock,
who opened the business with
a poem. Clothing for welfare
and supply are to be brought to
the church before Sunday, Nov-
ember 14.
The crafts department at the
Seaforth couple
married 35 years
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Bedard,
46 George Street, Seaforth
celebrated their 35th wedding
anniversary Friday, October 22.
Married in Drysdale the couple
have resided in Seaforth for the
past 23 years.
A family supper was held at
the Commercial Hotel, followed
by a social evening at the Sea -
forth Arena when 200 friends
and relatives joined them in
celebrating the event.
Members of the St. Tames
Roman Catholic Church, the
couple have six children and
fourteen grandchildren.
Mr. Bedard is on the staff of
Seaforth Creamery Ltd.
Guests at the social evening
included those from Sarnia,
Detroit, and Kitchener, Goder-
ich, Zurich and Hensall, as well'
as from Seaforth.
Rest Home would like used
nylons. After a lengthy business
meeting, lunch was served and
a social time was spent.
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Check location of
heat distributors
If your thermostat indicates
that your house is warm enough
but you still feel chilly and
uncomfortable, maybe your
heat distributors are located in
the wrong places, suggests the
Canadian Hydronics Council.
Although comfort is a sug-
gestive feeling and may vary
from person to person, there
are certain criteria which are
accepted as standards of comf-
ort. For instance, people are
most comfortable when there
is a minimum difference in
temperature between the floor
and the ceiling.
Tests conducted at the Univ-
ersity of Illinois demonstrate
that hydronic (modern hot water)
baseboard heating panels, when
installed on all outside walls,
especially under windows, are
particularly effective in reduc-
ing temperature differences
between floors and ceilings.
Moreover, the baseboard pan-
els act as a barrier against the
cold and drafts when installed
on the perimeter of the house.
Another important point to
remember is to locate all therm-
ostats away from direct contact
With heat, cold and sunlight.
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Library system
said big success
The Grand Bend branch of
Larnbton County Library was
nearly three times as busy in its
first full month in its new
quarters. The library was
moved into specially prepared
quarters in Grand Bend Public
School in September, and opened
for longer hours.
The library is used by both the
public and the school, and it
appears to be working well. The
number of books borrowed in
October rose to 1,213, compared
with 445 in•October 1970.
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