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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1973
Furmers urged to hire students
(by Keith Roulston)
Farmers were urged Thursday
night to hire students to help
on the farm this summer.
Larry Dillon, in charge of a
special department attached to
Canada Manpower, Goderich,
to help students get jobs told
directors of the Huron County
Federation of Agriculture at
their regular meeting in Clinton
that students are consciencious
workers who are not so fussy
about the kind of work they
have because they need the
opportunity to gain working
experience and the money to
help them continue their educ-
ation.
He told the group that if they
needed a student with a special
skill, he would help them find
one. He said he has students
from 14-24 years of age regist-
ered, both from high school
and college. The first college
students will be ready to work
early in May, he said.
Director of the Federation
also discussed possible changes
in the make-up of the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture at
the meeting. At present, the
constitution of the OFA calls
for one director for every 300
Individual Service Members.
However, with increasing mem-
bership in the organization, it
either means a director will
have to represent more members
or more directors will have to
be added. (At present there are
100 directors).
Jack Stafford, I. S.M. direct-
or for north Huron and former
president of the HFA felt that a
director shouldn't have to rep-
resent more than 500 members
if he was to do a good job. He
also pointed out that it would be
hard to get a concensus of opin-
ion if there were more than
Whets at Huronview
Mrs. Muriel Harrison of God-
erich was guest soloist for Sun-
day morning's Chapel service
accompanied at the organ by
Doug Crich, Reverend Mc-
Quinnie, Chaplain of the Home
was in charge of the service.
A new resident was welcomed
and those having Birthdays
during the week were honoured
at Monday's get together. Mary
Taylor, Marie Flynn and Norm-
an Speir provided the music for
the occasion.
Mrs. Prouty, of Exeter has
returned from her winter holid-
ay and conducted last week's
Bible study. Mr. Munnings, of
Clinton has been in charge of
the service during her absence.
The Heywood Brothers, from
Exeter provided an hour of mus-
ical entertainment on Family
Night. Doug and Danny sang
several popular and old tyme
favourites and provide their own
accompaniment with accordian
and electric guitar. Mrs. Wag -
horn who was a former neighbou
of the boys expressed the app-
reciation of the residents for the
enjoyable hour.
OF FARM EQUIPMENT AND SOME
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
FOR
r. Adel! rt Smith
Lot 8, Concession 11, Hay Township, 3 miles South of
Zurich and 2 miles North bf No. 83 Highway.
S hnrdty, April 21,
at 1:00 P.M.
FARM EQUIPMENT:- John Deere AR tractor; Allis Chal-
mers B tractor; David Brown 950 tractor, dual wheels and
hydraulics; Triple K 9' cultivator; International 13 run drill;
International 3 Furrow plow; New Idea 7' mower; Internat-
ional 7' binder; Scufflers for AC tractor; Bean puller; 16'
4" Auger; 32 plate double discs; side delivery rake; man-
ure spreader; wagon with flat rack, on rubber; 4 section
harrows; truck racks; Case hammermille, like new; Pig
watering bowl.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Refrigerator; 4 burner electric
stove; Beatty wringer washing machine; oil space heater;
wood stove with reservoir; floor polisher; 2 school chair
desks; round dining room table; chairs; chesterfield; 2
dressers; wash stand; bed; wicker wheel chair.
MISCELLANEOUS:- Extension ladder; walking plow;
sleigh; scythe cradle; oxen yoke; copper kettle; 2 iron
kettles; block and tackle; Wheel barrow; sausage grinder
and stuffer; flat irons; crocks; picture frames; wood box;
10 cord split wood; 200 gal. oil tank; and misc. tools.
Not responsible for accidents on day of sale.
D et J RIDDELL
AUCTIONEERS AND SALES MANAGERS
"Doug"
237-3576
"Jack"
237-3431
100 directors.
Charles Thomas of Grey
Township felt perhaps the ans-
wer was in allowing only a spec•
ified number of directors from
any one county but giving them
a number of votes equal to one
vote for every 300 members in
their county or region.
It was pointed out that Huron,
with close to 1500 members
would send five directors to OF i
if the present limit was observ-
ed. At present only three direct.
ors are sent from Huron.
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