HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1980-12-18, Page 560 Years Ago Earl Oesch . of Blake, and
_ who has been barbering at
that place for around a year
and a half, has purchased the
equipment and good will of
the late Dennis Denomme,
in the Mrs. F. Bender block.
St. Peter's Lutheran
Church is displaying a fine
Yuletide appearance. On the
south side of the, main en-
trance is a plyboard,carving
of the Bethlehem sceneof
long ago. -
,Monday afternoon was
nomination in the Hay
Township Hall, to fill the one
vacancy . of the Hay
Township council. Only two
names were nominated, Carl
Decker and Oscar Klopp.
.Mr. Klopp---signed his
qualification papers.and Mr.
Decker withdrew his name
not to cause an election.
20 Years Ago . "
Among those receiving
outstanding awards at the
annual commencement ex-
ercises at Clinton- District
Collegiate, last Friday night,
was Mark Bender, of near
Zurich. '
Jim Clark was returned to
the office of president of the
Hensall Legion Branch 468
for the second term, at their
Christmas • meeting last
Wednesday in the Legion
Hall.
Mr: and. Mrs. Cecil Dow -
son, Varna, celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary
with a family turkey supper
on Thursday, November 24,
served in the Dominion
Hotel. Zurich.
• Miss Iris Castle, mis-
sionary on furlough from St.
Lucia Island, 500 miles from
Trinidad, was guest speaker
at the Christmas meeting of
the Women's Missionary
Society of the Hensall
United Church, held Thurs-
day afternoon, December' 1.
Mrs. John Neeb, 47, the
former Verda Burmeister,
of Dashwood passed away
suddenly, at Wellesley Fri-
day, December 9, 1960.
' Parr Line Farm Forum
met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Soldan with ,the
topic for discussion "Con-
sumer Protection".
Mr. Oscar Klopp Is atten
ding the large UFO conven
tion in Toronto,_ this week.
Ward Fritz, of Kitchener
is spending the week at his
home here.
50 .Years Ago
-- Reeve L.H. Rader is atten-
ding the December meeting
of the Huron County Council
at Goderich this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hagan, bridal coujile, who
sant their honeymoon with
friends at Dunville and other
points, returned to Zurich on
Tuesday. Their many friends
here wish them a very happy
married life.
A very unique Golden
Wedding , Anniversary .was
held over the dinner hour
last Sunday, November 23,
at the Eilber home, on Main
Street," Crediton. The
honoured couple was Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Eilber.
A couple of popular
hunters, namely Welhngton
Johnston, .Gideon Koehler,
and Herb Mousseau. of town
accompanied by Ulric Snell,
of Exeter, spent the biggest
part of last week in the
Camlachie district in an ef-
fort to shoot wild geese.
They were . successful and
returned with nine fine
birds.
Sorry to report that Mrs:
Elsner Oesch had the misfor-
tune the other day to have
her hand crushed badly by
letting it run into the
wringer , of their electric
washing ,machie.
35 Years Ago
S.G. Sewei and family
have moved to Zurich from
'Orillia,and are occupying
the home owned by Mrs.
F.G. Kalbfleisch.
At the annual meeting of
Hay Township Federation of
Agriculture, William David-
son was elected president
for the coming year.
Mrs. Kuno . Hartman, of
the Goshen Line, spent a few
days in Windsor and Detroit.
Mr. anti Mrs. Albert Smith
and his sister, Mrs. Variatta,•
of Port Huron, had a plea-
sant visit at the home of
their "sister, Mr. and 'r Irs.
William O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Jacob
Gascho, of EmilCity,
Michigan, visited the
former's brothers, Joseph
and Christian Gascho, in
Zurich. There were accom-
panied on •their way home by
Mrs. Barbara Buckler, of
Blake, who intends to spend
the winter months there.
Ross Johnston, Gideon
Koehler and Ray Fisher
were visitors at Kitchener
one day last week.
25 Years Ago
Santa Claus will be
presented at the Zurich
Community Centre Satur-
day, December 17, when all
the kiddies will be treated to
some Yuletide' entertain-
ment.
Mises Marlene Wagner
and Marilyn Haberer, who
are attending Teacher's
College at London, practiced
teaching in' Mrs. • Menno
Oeach's\ sc)lool,. Bronson
Line, the past week.
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Concerned about the safe-
ty .of school children riding
on eight school buses cross-
ing the intersection of
Highway No. 8 and Perth
County; road No.' 10, in
Dublin, the Huron -Perth
Catholic school board un-'
a'nimously endorsed a
resolution Monday night
calling for ,controlled lights
to be installed* the corner.
The ,resolution was
presented by the 'council of
the Township of Hibbert and
the Village of Dublin follow-
ing a recent fatal accident at
the- intersection. It stated
that after each of four prior
fatal accidents had occurred
at the corner, representation
was made to the ministry of
transportation and -com-
munications for the installa-
tion of lights but without
results. With the fifth fatali-
ty lash month when ,a
Hibbert Township farmer
lost his life in a collision of
two trucks, the councils are
again calling for lights to be
installed.
The school board is
forwarding a copy of the
board's endorsement . to. the
Hon. • James Snow, Minister
of Transportation and Com-
munications and the local
municipal councils.
A resolution from the City
of Stratford was endorsed by
a narrow margin. The
resolution calls for the
minister of education to be
petitioned to make changes
so that membership of
boards of education more
adequately reflect student
population and education
taxes paid. Board chairman
Ronald Murray said he
didn't see how the resolution
could affect the board and
left his chairman's seat to
vote against it.
The two Stratford
trustees, Ronald `Marcy and
Jeannette Eybergen, per-
sisted in discussing the
resolution, with Mrs.
Eybergen stating it did
affect the board with the
number from Stratford cut
by one in the last election of
Trustees. Vincent Young of
Goderich said it was sad that
Stratford started out with.
four trustees, then the
number was cut to three and
"at the last election the
number allotted to Stratfofd
was two trustees.
Business Superintendent
Jack Lane stated that
trustee representation was
based on market value
assessment for the first time-
this
ime-this year and that the deter-
mination of trustee across
the two counties is a
municipal responsibility. ,
Trustees Ted Geoffrey and
Vincent Young was named
to an ad hoc committee to
arrange for the staff -board
RECORDS
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(Principles of accounting and record keeping
are covered- -
Centralia College of Agricultural Technology
and area OMAF personnel in co-operation with
Canada Employment and immigration
Commission offer this
CONTINIINC EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY
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in two locations �
WHEN: January 6-29 (Tuesdays 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
and Thursdays 1:00 p.m. - 4:OO.p.m.)
WHERE: Legion Hall, Wingham
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and Fridays 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.)
WHERE: Centralia College, Huron Park'
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Citizens News, December 18, 1980
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board, on the Huron -Perth f;espira tory Diseases
and Association.
banquet for 1981.
The four standing com-
mittees were 'named with
chairman as follows:
.building and property com-
mittee, Keith Montgomery
of Wingham; personnel com-
mittee, Ronald Marcy of
Stratford; . transportation
committee, Tim McDonnell,
of Gadshill; and finance and
insurance committee; John
,, O'Leary of Sfaffa.
Chairmen. of the. ad hoc
committees are: trustee -
clergy liaison committee,
Arthur Haid, Listowel;
teacher negotiations com-
mittee, Vincent Young,
Goderich; early school leav-
ing committee, Tim
McDonnell; policy and
bylaw- committee, William
Kjnahan, Lucknow; assess-
ment- committee, John
O'Leary; and program
placement review com-
mittee, Lorraine Devereaux,
Seaforth, for Huron County
an Jeannette • Eybergen;
Stratford, for Perth County.
Dan Devlin and Fred
• Bergsma were appointed to
represent the school • board
on the Stratford' Public
Library_ Board.
Willipm Kinahan was ap-
pointed to represent the
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CELEBRATE 50 YEARS — Mr. and Mrs. Percy Willert of
Zurich celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary this past
weekend. The couple were married December 17, 1930 at the
St.. Peter's Lutheran Church parsonage and 'farmed in the
Dashwood area until moving to Zurich in 1963. Mr. and Mrs.
Willert have two children and six grandchildren.Staff phpto
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