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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1973
1500th MEMBER FOR FEDERATION - Ronald Gordon, a Morris township farmer, became the
1500th member of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture in lluron County on Thursday, when he
signed his membership in a small ceremony on his farm. Mr. Gordon, his wife, son and daught-
er run a mixed farm on the eighth concession of Morris with beef and dairy cattle and hogs.
He has farmed in Morris for 21 years after growing up on his father's farm in Grey Township
which is still run by his brother Bill. He was sold his membership by Bill Pullen, R. R.2, Blyth,
a neighbour from just down the road. He said he purchased the membership because he feels
it is important for farmers to have a strong voice. Mason Bailey, president of the Huron County
Federation of Agriculture and a director of OFA was present for the short ceremony.
(Blyth Standard Photo)
Shower honors
bride -elect
On Sunday afternoon relatives,
friends and neighbors of Marl-
ene Rader pleasantly surprised
her with a bridal shower in the
Town Hall.
A mock wedding was enjoy-
ed with the characters acted by
Marg Schilbe, Janet Meidinger,
Marlene Dawson, Joyce Mc-
Carter, Sharon Schroeder,
Marion Sweeney, Carol Arthur,
Mary Ellen Edwards and Dianne
Beattie,
Little Kendra Arthur, niece
of the bride elect pulled the
gifts to Marlene on a beautifully
decorated wagon.
Gwen Clausius and Pam Tay-
lor assisted in opening the gifts.
Marlene then thanked everyone
for the lovely useful gifts she
received. Lunch was then served.
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NEWS OF VARNA
The United Church Women
will meet on Thursday evening,
June 7, at which time the
feature of the meeting will be
a tape sent by Mrs. Malcolm
Davidson regarding her exper-
iences in India.
The annual Webster picnic
will be held on Sunday after-
noon, June 17, at Harbour
Park, in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCly-
mont spent several days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
McClymou t and family in
Guelph.
REDIMIX
CONC ETE
(ALSO FORM WORK)
(Cann Const. Ltd.
DASHWOOD
Phone 237.3391 or 237-3422
Win sweepstakes
During the past couple of
months area IGA stores have
been conducting a Sweepstakes
Contest, and at Beet and Art's
in Grand Bend there were fourt-
een winners named.
Mrs. Clara Stattan was the
winner of $130; Mrs. Isabelle
Ravelle, $30; Mrs. William Ble-
witt, $25; Mrs. Les Taylor,
Henry Maas, and Mrs. Leona
Morrissey, $10 each.
Eight people won five dollars
each. They were Mrs. Sheila
Tiedeman, Miss Irene Gill, Mrs,
Shirley Dawe, Mrs. Jean Borl-
and, John Beer, John Stokemans,
Mrs. Nola Taylor and Mrs. Fred
Mommersteeg.
Draw winners
In connection with their Ann-
iversary Sale which concluded
last week, two lucky draws
were held Saturday at Gingerich's
Ltd., in Zurich.
First prize, a lamp, went to
A. Timmerman, of Kipper,
while Mrs. Elgin McKinley,
R,R.1, Zurich, was the winner
of a hassock,
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FLOWER AND VEGETABLE PLANTS
for your garden this year, come and brouse
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David Steckle and Family
R. R.2, Zurich Phone 262-5442
Our business was formerly owned by Mr. Mrs. Samuel Huber
ANNOUNCING
OF
THE WINNERS
THE BASE
FACTORY OUTL T
NOW LOCATED ON HWY NO. 4 SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASTRA
GRAND
OPENING
DRAW
Is! PRIZE WINNER - POTABLE TV
2nd PRIZE SWIVEL ROCKER
3rd PRIZE WOOL BLANKET
MRS. ROBERT LAWSON
R.R. 5 CLINTON
MR. JAMES SCOTT
R.R. 1 BLYTH
HEATHER CARSON
R.R. 4 KINCARDINE
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POLYESTER
SHORTS,
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SPACE SAVERS
GIRLS
& TEENAGE
SHORTS
FO RTREL
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COMPARE
AT
LADIES
SWIM SUITS
ONE PIECE
:' 81. TO
$1051
BIKINIS
COINTI UES ly
ONTERIOR & EXTERIOR
TOP OF THE LONE
RDOG. SALE
13.99 PRICE
EEK MORE
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