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Citizens News, June 15, 1978
Flowers of Hope raises over $1000
Barb Consitt, captain of
the Flowers of Hope Cam-
paign in Stanley Township,
would like to thank all those
arna
by Mary Ches sen
who canvassed, and those
who donated money to put
the township over the
thousand -dollar mark --
$1,021.50. Kim Hayter, a
member of the Clinton
Brownie pack, was required
to complete a money -making
project and decided to give
the $.50 she made to Arc
Industries through the
campaign. Well-done Kim!
Arc Industries has ex-
panded rapidly, and is
producing lawn furniture,
etc. at a fast pace. They are
doing some baking in the
former crafts room, but
should soon be moving into a
larger shop area. Groups
who wish to tour their
facilities can arrange for
meals at $4.00 for a cold plate
and $4.50 for a hot meal.
They like to have two weeks'
advance notice, and can
accommodate fairly large
groups,
Works in Montrea I
Cheryl Webster recently
began her summer em-
ployment at Les Archives
Nationales at Montreal as an
inventory worker. She is one
of 200 university students,
100 from Ontario and Quebec
respectively, participating
in the Ontario - Quebec
summer student job ex-
change program sponsored
by the Ontario Civil Service
Commission in co-operation
with the Ontario -Quebec
Permanent Commission and
the various ministries of
both provincial govern-
ments, The program,
launched in 1970, enables
students of the two provinces
to profit from their work
experience in order to im-
prove their proficiency in
their second language while
contributing to the
development of .a better
TOP INTERMEDIATES — In the intermediate division of the
track and field championships of St. Boniface in Zurich Timmy
Regier and Michelle Watson took the top spots in the boys
and girls divisions. Staff photo
TENDER
Tenders fbr the construction of the new office of the
Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany
will be received, on or before the tender clos-
ing of 3:00 P.M. FRIDAY JULY 7, 1978
Drawings and specifications may be picked up at
the temporary office of the Hay Township Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Company (1/2 mile east of
Zurich on highway 84) Monday, June 26, 1978
between the hours of 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 noon, 1
P.M. to 5:00 P.M. upon deposit of one hundred
dollars ($100.00) for each set.
The Hay Township Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Zurich, Ontario NOM 2T0
Phone (519) 236-4381 (OFFICE)
or (519) 236-4560 (RESIDENCE)
HURON SANITATION
Owned by John J. Hotson
CAN OFFER YOU
COMPLETE Z4 HR.
SANITATION SERVICE
PHONE JOHN HOTSON AT 2382140
If no answer call 238-8240 for prompt reply.
POWER SEWER LINE
CLEANING
• from 1 Yx"to 5" pipe
• save unnecessary lawn damage
• cut down labour costs
• for farm, commercial and residential
PORTABLE TOILET SERVICE
Portable Toilets are available 7 days a week with
Maintenance and Delivery included.
R.R. 1 o GRAND BEND
understanding between the
two provinces.
Attend Convocation
Mrs. George Reid ac-
companied her grandson
Bob and his wife Karen of
Burlington to Sault Ste.
Marie last Wednesday to
visit her son Bill and Mary.
On Saturday they attended
the Convocation ceremonies
of Algoma University -
College, when Bill received
his Bachelor of Arts degree.
Bill teaches at Alexander
Henry High School.
Have Shower
Cheryl Peck was honoured
with a community bridal
shower at Goshen Church on
Wednesday evening. The
entertainment began with a
stepdance by Tracy Hayter,
followed by a song from
Mary Poppins, "Super-
califragilisticexpialidoci-
ous," by Sandy Peck and
Kim Hayter. Last winter
Mrs. Peck's neighbours
helped quilt a Centennial
quilt for Cheryl, which task
they re-enacted in an
amusing skit. Several of the
ladies modeled the brides
trousseau
AnnLavis read an address
of good wishes and Cheryl
was presented with many
lovely and useful gifts for
which she graciously
thanked everyone. She also
invited the ladies to their
wedding reception, which is
being held at the Pineridge
Chalet, Hensall, and which is
open to all. Mrs. Peck invited
the ladies to an Open House
on Tuesday June 20, to view
the gifts. A delicious lunch
was served by the Goshen
women.
Persona Is
Bill Dowson, accompanied
by son John, and Paul and
Scott Consitt, took a bus trip
to Toronto on Sunday to see
the Blue Jays ball game. -
Barry and Pat Taylor and
Eric and Sharon Chuter
spent a couple of days in
Toronto and also attended
the Blue Jays ball game.
Don Taylor has returned
home after spending a few
days in Clinton Hospital.
Congratulations to Lori
Consitt, who passed her
figure -skating exams in
Swing --first preliminary
dances, and her preliminary
figures.
Gone Fishing
Your correspondent and
her husband, accompanied
by Don and Olive Riehl of
Sebringville, spent the
weekend at Munro Park,
Powassan, Can't brag about
catching more fish than Bill
this time, but I'll give it
another try the end of June.
Meet at Camp
Mrs. Margaret Taylor was
hostess for the June meeting
of the United Church Women
in the beautiful outdoors at
Paul- Bunyan Camp. The
Worship Service was based
on the account of Jesus' visit
to the home of Mary and
Martha, and how we should
live our lives between the
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demands of homemaking
and our spiritual needs. The
committee consisted of
Debora Rathwell, Joan
Beierling, Florence Elliott
and Elva Webster.
During the business
session, members volun-
teered to staff the hospital
cart for the month of June. A
donation will be sent to help
pay the cost of operating the
church's hospitality tent at
the ploughing match. Arc
Industries will also receive a
donation. Assistance in the
form of a loan will be given
to the Board of Stewards to
help them put a new roof on
the church. Dianne Kirton
and Bonnie Roy volunteered
to supervise the sports for
the church picnic on July 30,
Announcements were made
of a shower for Cheryl Peck
and the One Day School for
Women on August 22.
Talk about -
calf judging
By DAVID ERB
The Zurich 4-H Calf Club
meeting was held at Mr. and
Mrs. Jacobs recently. It was
opened by. the President,
Caroline Rasenburg, leading
the 4-H Pledge. Roll call was
taken and the minutes of the
last meeting were read.
Discussion on the judging
competition lasted about one
hour and everyone planned
to attend.
The next meeting will be
held at Mr. and Mrs.
William Steckle and we plan
to do 2 quizes and judge 4
dairy cows.
The meeting closed with
the 4-H Pledge and lunch
was served.
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