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60 Years Ago
• About a year . ago Mr.
Moses Geiger returned from
the Canadian West and
brought with him one potato
from the Wee Magregor
variety. He planted the
potato this spring and
recently dug 35 pounds of
spuds from one potato plant.
The anniversary services
of the Evangelical Church
were held on Sunday, with
Bishop S.P. Spring conduc••
ting both the evening and
morning service.
Quite a number from this
vicinity attended the
Goderich Fair last week.
Mrs. Catherine 'Hauch, 77
years old, the widow of a
minister, and mother of two
ministers, a doctor, a ,
college professor, a public
school principal and two
school teachers, died at her
daughter's home. in Chicago.
The late Rev. and Mrs.
Hauch spent a pastoral term
in Zurich during the years
1888-1891.
Mr. Alvin Surerus left for
Oakville on Tuesday mor-
ning where he will teach
language at a large college.
SO Years Ago
Mr. Jacob Deichert, Mrs.
H. Yungblut and daughter
Miss Inez -attended the New
Hamburg Fall Fair over the
weekend and visited with -
friends in that section.
Mr. William Reith, baker,
is making progress along the
line of converting the
Merner block, which he
recently purchased, into a
modern bake shop; and ex-
pects to be moved over by
the time -the cold weather is
here.
Josiah, Oliver, Albert and
Wesley Surerus, of Hay
Township, recently had a
most pleasant trip up in the
Parry Sound district, with
fishing and other outing
sports. They made the trip
by motor, and saw some of
the wilds of New Ontario,
and enjoyed it very much.
George Brock is again suf-
fering from foot trouble
caused by standing on them
so much in his blacksmith
shop, and has to lay off for a
short time to give them rest,
but his business is being
carried on by secured help.
The ladies of the
Dashwood Evangelical
Church are busy making
preparations for the big
Fowl Supper on October 1.
35 Years Ago
Pte. Keith Rose who is in
the armed forces at London
spent the weekend at his
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Yungblut and son Jack, and
,Miss Inez Yungblut spent a
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Continued from page 4'
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editorial staff, except one, on J.W. Eedy Publications
having a better half.
The latest member of the Eedy Publications fami-
ly to "bite the dust" is Citizens News publisher Lorne
Eedy who just this past Saturday joined the ranks of
the married. -�-
One only hope's that our publisher does not follow
the advice of the ag. rep.
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Will I cornerstone a'n"•
at Dashwood
Zion Lutheran Church,
Dashwood, will be
celebrating the laying of the
cornerstone for their new
church with a special ser-
vice on Sunday, September
28. The service, with district
president A. Stanfel
preaching will feature also
the placing of, a" Box of
Remembrance behind the
cornerstone.
Destroyed by fire in April,
1979, the new church was im-
mediately put in the plan-
ning Mages with construc-
' tion starting this Spring. At
present most of the exterior
work is completed and work
is continuing on the inside.
Included in . the Box of
Remembrance will be the
coins and a 1908 Lutheran
Annual which were the only
items able to be salvaged
from the old Box of Remem-
brance. The new box will be
day at London last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
O'Brien and sons motored to
Stratford. Mrs. William
Hoffman accompanied' them
home after visiting at the
home of her sons at Galt and
her sister at Stratford.
25 Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kane,
of Montreal, were 'Weekend
visitors with relatives here
in Zualch.
Miss Arlene Haberer left
for London where she will
attend University ,of
Western Ontario for the
coming term.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kraft,
of Detroit, were Sunday;
visitors at the home of their
friends, Mr. and Mrs. R.F.
Stade, of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Stein.
bach and children, of Lon-
don; Mr. and Mrs. Freemar
and son, of St. Catharines,
visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Steinbach on
Sunday.
20 Years Ago
At the age of 90, Zurich's
most prominent sportsman*;
William O'Brien, had the
privilege of rolling the first
ball down the new lanes at
the Zurich Bowling Lanes,
last Friday night with the
opening ceremonies follow-
ing immediately.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlanc
Gerber and family, of
Baden, were Sunday visitor$
at the home of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Gerber
made of stainless steel and
contain a Bible, hymnal,
catechism, 1980 Lutheran
annual, 1980 coins, 1979 con-
gregational report, lists of
present officers and
members as well as a copy
of this issue of the Times-
Advotate.
The service will begin at
11:00 at the United Church
which Zion congregation has
been using duringthis tirrle.
church with the actual lay-
ing of the Cornerstone.
Following the service there
will be a potluck dinner at
the United Church to which
all members- and guests are
invited.
A -B photo
contest
The Ausable-Bayfield.
Conservation Authority is
now sponsoring an amateur
photo contest for interested
elementary and high school
students within the
Authority's watershed area.
Photos submitted must be
colour, 3 x 5 prints (mounted
on a 10 x 12 cardboard
background) that reflects on
the theme "Conservation for
Beautification" and should
be taken within one of the 11
Conservations Areas
maintained by the Ausable-
Bayfield Conservation
Authorities.
al
The Huron County
Board Of Education
requires a
Custodian
for South Huron District
High School, Exeter
Written applications
stating age, experience
and telephone number
should be addressed to
Mr. R. McBean
Plant Superintendent,
Huron County Board of
Education
103 Albert St.,
ainton, Ontario
NOM 1LO
Applicants will be notified
if required for interview.
Deadline for applications,
October 2, 1980.
D. McDonald
Chairman
D.J. Cochrane,
Director
News, September 25, 1980
Auction Sale
of household effects
will be held for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cleave Lot 13
Lake road east, 41 mile south of Bayfield on 21
highway.
Saturday,. September 27. 12:30 .m.
Brown chesterfield and chair; Mason and Risch
piano and bench; parlour chair; portable ' TV;
magazine rack; fern stand; ornaments; record stand;
lamps; books; rugs and mats; Franklin stove;
fireplace screen and tools; T.V. tables; antique wood
radio; Targe mirror; small tables and stands; chrome
table with chairs; Frigidaire deluxe dish washer;
clothes dryer; clothes hamper; Zenith washer;
McClary coppertone 30 in. stove and matching
fridge; 18 cu. ft. freezer; Kitchen stool; vacuum
cleaner; chrome and press back chairs; picnic table;
electric heaters; sewing -machine cabinet; white
bathroom fixtures include tub, toilet and basin with
• towel bar; jonny pole shelves; numerous dishes;
silverware; 8 place set of dishes; can opener; jars;
dresser; wash stand; bed with headboard; war-
drobe; chesP of drawers; box spring and mattress;
curtains and bedspreads; luggage; snow scoops;
hand saws; step ladder water pressure tank; 40 steel
posts; 2 Surge milker units; stainless steel strainer;
numerous small articles. ,
Terms Cash
Owner or auctioneer not responsible for•accidents
Brian Rintoul Auctioneer •
George Powell Jim Stephenson
clerk bookkeeper
Auction Sale
Saturday, September 27th., 11:00 a.m
Hay Township Hall, Zurich, Ontario
Numerous general household items in very good
condition, bow front dresser, electric bug killer like
new, metal storage cabinets, carpets,cement garden
figurine, odd chairs, step. stool, barbed wire, snow -
fence, pictures, flowerpot stand, quanitiyof good
quality hard cover books, number of light fixtures,
floor polishers, storm windows and .screens in ex-
cellent condition, heat lamp on stand, counter style
coffee maker and pots, toaster, Toro leaf shredder
like new, chrome table and chair set, wardrobe,
complete shop vac set, radio/record player, por-
table typewriter, camera, toys, box lots, etc.
Antiques and •collectables consist of glass and
china, clear depression, lead glass decanters (one
very unusual:ron and trivet set, old oak boxes with
hinge lids, spelter figures (William of Orange), aqua
coloured glass cane (end of day), old headpoards
for beds, candy jar with angle opening wicker
baskets, several collectable goblets, two rare high
stem goblets, partial set of old English china, various
nostalgia items, hanging oil Tamp (new) nice one,
etc., etc.
Auctioneers Note: Ladies and gentlemen, this sale
is of good quality, with
something for everyone.
Note: Preview from 9:00 a.m. to sale time, cash or
cheque with ample identification, lunch
counter, parking, auctioneer or hall owners
not responsible for accidents.
Plan now to attend!
Don Van Patter - Auctioneer
Zurich (519) 236-4547
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