HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-06-29, Page 15Citizens News, June 29, 1978
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Seniors make plans for events
By MRS, IRVIN RADER
DASH W OOD
Sixty seniors sat down to a
picnic supper Monday.
J. M. Tieman, president,
conducted the business Mrs.
Louella Tieman, Mrs. Ken
McCrae and Mrs. Ross Love
are in charge of the float for
Friedsburg days. Plans were
made to attend the chicken
barbecue at Huronview
which several attended. The
picnic for Zone Eight seniors
will be held Wednesday
August 23 at Seaforth
Community Park. The
seniors will be in charge of
bingo at Friedsburg,
Saturday evening, and the.
draw for the quilt will also be
made.
Mrs. Ken McCrae con-
vener of group I and her
committee conducted bingo.
Tour planned
Anyone wishing to go on a
four daycolour tour the first
week in October through
Algonquin Park, Gatineau
Hills, Ottawa, Kingston and
a Thousand Island boat
cruise please call 238-2771
or 237-3606 before July 10.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love
spent a few days at Sudbury
with Mr. & Mrs. Don Love
and family.
Weekend visitors with
Mrs. Jean Walper were Mr.
& Mrs. Stan Slezak and
family and Miss Fran
Brough, London; Mrs. Ethel
Bauman, Mt. Clemens; Mrs.
Nora Willert, Sarnia; and
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Wurm,
Exeter.
Mrs. Charles McDowell
and Mrs. John Taylor,
Drayton, sisters of Mrs. E.
R. Guenther are vacationing
with Mr. & Mrs. E. R.
Guenther.
Doug and Nancy Nutt of
London, new residents of
Dashwood are proud to
announce the opening in
Dashwood of Doug's &
Nancy's General store
formerly Chandlers and
would like to thank everyone
for their kindness and best
wishes.
Word has been received
that Rev. & Mrs. Merrill
James of Windsor and for-
merly of Dashwood have
accepted a call to St. Paul's
United Church, Tillsonburg
effective August 1.
Flowers in Calvary United
Church Sunday were from
the funeral of the late Jim
Smith placed by Nancy,
Gary and Susanne Smith.
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HAVE AN EXCELLENT
SELECTION OF ALL THE
FINE BOLENS PRODUCTS
BOLENS MULCHING .MOWERS
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BOARDING THE BUS — One of the residents of the Blue Water Rest Home and of
Maplewoods apartments who went on a bus tour Wednesday to,Collingwood was Miss Cecile .
McLeod of the home. Staff photo
Huron county 4-H will
host Wisconsin youths
Huron County 4-11 club
members will be hosting 19
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HOLD THE DATE
Zurich & Grand Bend
Figure Skating Club
LAWN SALE
Sato & Sun.
July 1 & 2
from 12 Noon - 4 p.m.
on Hwy. 21. 21/2
miles North of
Water Plant
Watch for sign
4-11 club members and their
chaperones from Lafayette
County, Wisconsin, on a 4-H
Exchange programme
during the week of July 1 to
July 6.
The Wisconsin delegates
are planning to arrive by bus
on Saturday, July 1 at 5:15
p.m. at the Clinton arena,
where they will meet their
Huron hosts. The Wisconsin
delegates are commencing
the first part of a 4-H ex-
change with the Huron group
who will be visiting
Lafayette County during the
first part of August.
During their stay in Huron
County, the 4-H youth council
have planned some activities
for the Wisconsin delegates.
On Sunday, July 2,, the
Over 80 Club
William Fairbairn,
Hensall, will celebrate his
80th birthday, July 1.
Zurich
Summer Playground
REGISTRATION
will be accepted at the
ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE
on
Wednesday, July 5th from
2.00 to 4:00 and 7.00 to 9:00
Children who attended kindergarten during the
school year 1977-1978 to age 12 are eligible to at-
tend.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: J. RISI, PAUL
BEDARD OR RON NEfMRJCH
council has planned a 4-H
picnic for the exchangees at
Ball's Grove near Auburn.
Starting at 2:00 p.m., the
delegates and their hosts will
participate in games and
swimming, followed by a Pot
Luck Supper and a camp -fire
singsong.
On Tuesday, July 4, the
group will participate in a
tour of ' Huron County.
Delegates will tour Centralia
College of Agricultural
Technology in the morning
with lunch at the campus. In
the afternoon they will meet
with Huron County Warden
Gerry Ginn at the council
chambers in Goderich and
proceed on a tour of the
Huron County Pioneer
Museum.
4-H exchanges have
created much interest and
enthusiasm among the
Huron 4-H club/ members
and more 4-H exchanges to
other states in the U.S.A. and
other provinces within
Canada are being planned
for the 1979.
Janet Shapton of R.R. 1,
Exeter will be one of the
Huron County hosts for the
Wisconsin delegates. Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Hern, R.R. 1
Woodham, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Gemmell, R.R. 2 Kip -
pen, will be acting as
chaperones.
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