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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1973
COUNTY HONOURS - Ten area girls received their County Honours in 4 -El Homemaking Club
work at the Achievement Day held in Zurich on Saturday afternoon. Back row left to right, are
Charlene Regier, Suzanne Rau, Jill McLellan, Judy Denomme, Tda Ann Blackwell, Front row
left to right, Judith Mickle, 13arbara Dietrich, Grace Scllwartzentruber, Judy Ducltarme and
Cathie Sim.
Third year for rural exchange
Urban -Rural Exchange is on
again!
Now in its third summer,
this program offers an opportun-
ity for twelve to fifteen year
olds from farms and from cities
to live in and learn about the
other environment.
In a typical exchange, an
urban child will spend one week
on a farm, followed by a week-
long visit with the city family
for the rural boy or girl.
With the goal of increasing
understanding between urban
and rural families, each visitor
will participate as a member
of his or her host family, taking
as much part as possible in that
family's norman activities of
the week. Hopefully the urban
child's first-hand experience
as "a farmer's son or daughter"
and the farm youth's week as a
"city dweller" will help make
them and their families more
tolerant and knowledgeable of
the other life-style. In this way,
the program is both an opportun-
ity to learn and to teach --a
chance to find out the other's
point of view as well as a chance
to show hint how you see things.
Transportation for the four
sets of exchanges in July and
August is arranged by the prog-
ram co-ordinators, and both the
exchanges and the host families
are insured against accident and
liability.
Application forms for both
urban and rural participants will
be available in local schools
and from the program co-ordin-
ator in the county Ontario Min-
istry of Agriculture and Food
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PARK CLOSED FOR THE
MONTH OF JUNE
WE INSTALL
Carpet
Expert installation of
all types of wall-to-wall
carpet. See us before you
buy any new carpet.
CROSSLEY KARASTAN, BARRYMORE, ETC.
Westlake Furniture
Main Street
ZUIRICH Phone 236-4364
I office. The co-ordinator for
Huron and Perth counties is
Dianne Fines.
Urban -Rural Exchange, spon-
sored by the Ministry of Agric-
ulture and Food, is one of the
Experience '73 programs to prov•
ide employment and alternative!
to employment for young people
in Ontario.
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Plan now for
'rm vacation
Vacation time is Isere and
"getting away from it all"
doesn't have to mean a south
sea island with expenses to
match. An Ontario farm vac-
ation can provide just as much
relaxation and fun a lot closer
to home and at a very reason-
able cost.
This summer, some 45 Ont-
ario farm families across the
province are acting as vacation
hosts. A week's vacation on an
Ontario farm, meals included,
can cost as little as $GO for an
adult. Children, with or without
accompanying adults, are also
welcome. While rates for unac-
companied children are avail-
able from individual hosts on
request, those for children with
their parents range from $35 to
$40 per child, per weel<.
With the growing interest in
bad production, a farm vacat-
ion provides holidaying famil-
ies with a unique opportunity to
find answers to their questions
from people who make their
livelihood from agriculture.
DANCE
for
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Webb
25th Wedding Anniversary
Friday, June 1
Dashwood Community Centre
Music by
The Alpinaires
Lunch provided
No gifts please
Everyone welcome
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