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THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1972
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE 13
GENEROUS HELPINGS SERVED VISITORS AT BEAN FESTIVAL
LISA AND OLIVER DEPART FOR GREEN ACRES
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WITH THE ZURICH RECREATION GROUP
This past week, Jim and
Laurie have been busy cleaning
and sorting out the various
supplies left over at the end
of the program. All sports equip-
ment and arts and crafts suppl-
ies which were bought with the
Opportunities for Youth grant
will stay here in Zurich at the
arena to be used by the people
of Zurich for recreation purposes,
A report has been compiled on
the summer's activities which
will be sent to the Federal Gov-
ernment and another copy will
be given to the town council
for anyone to read if they wish.
As a special note of thanks,
we would like to thank Herb
Turkheim and the staff of the
Zurich Citizen's News for their
help and co-operation in print-
ing our weekly articles,
It's Time For
35(t in your own container
CLOSED ON SUNDAYS
Ferguson Apiaries
GOSHEN STREET SOUTH - ZURICH
August is month
for new plants
August is a planting season,
• says Russ Gomrne, horticultural
specialist, Oiit rio Ministry
of Agriculture and Food. New
plants will have time to establ-
ish themselves before the winter
months. Prepare the soil now if
you intend to plant evergreens
land perennials during Septemb-
er.
Fertilize established lawns
again to prepare them for wint-
er. If weeds have been a probl-
em, 2, 4- D will usually eradicate
,them. Remember: Read the
:Label and follow the directions
when using any herbicide.
Keep ahead of the game by
preparing the soil now for seed-
ing or sodding a new lawn.
Take cuttings of coleus, ger-
aniums and other easily rooted
plants that you want to grow for
next season. The slips can be
rooted in moist sand, then pot-
ted to be taken indoors in late
September.
Sow seeds of perennials and
biennials in August.
This is also a good time to
select flowers for drying.
For the most pleasing results
the specimens chosen should be
at their best. Glycerine or silica
gell can be used to preserve
them. Or use a fine dry sand.
Carefully lay the flowers in a
small box and pour the sand, a
little at a time, around the fol-
iage and flowers. Leave the box
undisturbed about one week,
until all moisture is taken up
by the sand.
RECEPTION
and
DANCE
for
Don Rothwell
and
Debora Stephenson
(bridal couple)
ZURICH ARENA
Saturday, Sept. 9
9 P.M.
Music by
BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS
Everyone Welcome
MAIN STREET
featuring a complete line of
* dr Y C
Groceries on ecti eery
* Novelties
Phone 236-4930 for free delivery on orders of $5,00 or over
Entertainment
at the
DASHWOOD
HOTEL
Friday & Saturday, Sept.i & 2
Music by
`ROGER QUICK'
BENEFIT DANCE
FOR
CASEY INTHOUT
(who lost his barn in a recent fire)
Friday, September 8
DASHWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE
JIM MURRAY REFRESHMENTS DONATIONS AT
ORCHESTRA AVAILABLE THE DOOR
Sponsored by the National Farm Union
Nightly Entertainment
AUG. 28 TO SEPT. 2
Eastern
Trade Winds
SEPT. 4, 5, 6
The Funk Family
-Coming
The Tee Kees Just Us
Full course meals from 12:00 noon to 8 p.m.
Daily Businessmen's Lunch
Open Sundays 4:00 to 8 p.m.
"WHERE OLD & NEW FRIENDS MEET"
DINING & DANCING NIGHTLY — NO COVER CHARGE
LES PINES
HOTEL MOTEL
NORTH OF THE BRIDGE
EXETER — PHONE 235-0151