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beamed, and shook hands warmly.
Well, it sure was hard to get
away in the middle of the week
I started to tell"him, and
my wife hit me a kidney punch
O'Brien's Plumbing
Heating and Tinsmithing
Phone 156 --- Zurich
from behind that almost downed
me.
When we got to the Lieutenant-
Governor, I watched the guy ahead
of me in line, to. see what he'd do.
He bowed slightly as he shook
hands with the L. G, So I did.
And when my head went down,
my eye was naught by something.
A big, fat flap of red -striped flan-
nelette pyjama pants, draped over
my shoe. It had slipped out of
my sock, where I stuff them so
they won't show.
fi
There followed 20 minutes of
acute anguish, in that huge re-
ception room full of beauty and
gallantry, before I could find a
place to crouch and re -stuff them.
And it took me three days to in-
duce my wife to recognize my
presence on earth.
* * *
She would agree to go -CO the
convention this year only when I
promised to wear my pale gray
pyjama bottoms, instead of the
red -striped flannelette.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
FROM CM/NA OFFICE
Mr. H. Turltheim,
The Zurich Citizens News,
Zurich Ontario.
Dear Mr, Turkheim::
We were pleased to hear of
your recent purchase of the "Citi-
zens News" and would like to take
this opportunity to wish you every
success. We trust the transistion
From manager to owner hasn't
presented too many problems.
If we at National 'Office can. be
of any help to you in the future
do not hesitate to call.
Again, all the best.
ROBERT BALE,
Assistant to the Managing
Director, Canadian Week-
ly Newspapers Assoc.,
February 2, 1960
Toronto, Ontario.
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Zurich Citizens News,
Zurich, Ontario,
Dear Herb:
I am enclosing a cheque for the
renewal of our paper,
Best of luck on your new ven-
ture.
GRANT CASE,
138 Don Mor Drive,
Newmarket, Ontario.
February 4, 1960.
ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER
Zurich Citizens News,
Zurich, Ontario,
Dear Herb:
Please find enclosed cheque for
one year subscription to your pap-
er.
Thanks for sending recent edi-
tions—assume these were the bal-
ance of mother's subscription.
Sincerely,
H. R. MacKINNON
February 6, 1960,
9 Jarvis St., RR 4,
London, . Ontario.
CONGRATULATIONS, HERB!
Zux!ich Citizens News, -
Zurich, Ontario.
Dear Herb:
Congratulations on your lrew
venture as owner of the Ziuich
Citizens News.
Enclosed is my cheque covering
renewal subscription for the pap-
er.
Every good wish for your con-
tinued success.
W. H. (BILL) O'BRIEN,
Toronto, Ontario.
February 4, 1960.
REGARDING X-RAYS
Zurich Citizens News,
Zurich, Ontario.
Dear Editor:
In response to the many edit-
orial requests for a statement
from the local health department
regarding the relative good or
harm of chestx-rays, may I sub-
mit the following:
Chest x-ray examination is an
indispensable procedure in the
diagnosis and treatment of chest
diseasses.
Mass surveys have been the
means of protecting large numbers
of people from becoming infected
and developing active clinical tub-
erculous disease.
All mass survey x-ray machines
in Ontario are properly designed
to eliminate unnecessary or harm-
ful radiation. Except for special
reasons,. chest x-rays are not in-
dicated at intervals more frequent
than two years.
The tuberculin test is of benefit
as a screening procedure far cer-
tain groups by indicating the
presence or absence of tuberculous
infection. This test is complemen-
tary to, but can never replace the
chest x-ray.
Since TB and other chest dis-
ease continue to be a major public
health problem, chest x-ray pro-
grammes should be continued.
Yours truly,
R. M. ALDIS, MD, DPH,
Medical Officer of Health,
County of Huron.
Goderich, Ontario.
February 5, 1960
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Editor, Zurich Citizens News,
Zurich, Ontario,
Dear Herb:
Herewith my subscription for
another year for your excellent
paper.
I am sorry that r have delayed
sending it in, but one day slips
away after the other, and all of a
sudden it is February! We all en-
joy the paper very much, and al-
though as I have mentioned be-
fore, some of the people are new
to us, a great number, in fact the
greater number are people that we
have known for many years.
We must congratulate you on
winning the newspaper award, for
weekly newspapers. It must all be
very gratifying to you and your
staff. However, I know that noth-
ing is a success of itself, so you
must have worked hard to pro-
mote the sales and to hunt up the
necessary material to make the
paper the interesting publication
that it
Michael is plugging away in his
third year B.A., and hopes to get
into medical school this fall. It
is hard work, but nothing is
worthwhile without it anyway, is
it? Patricia sees some of the sick
citizens in her capacity as in-
sirctress at St. Joseph's Hospital,
and she and they are always glad
to meet.
Our best wishes for the contin-
ued success of your newspaper,
and with kindest regards to your-
self and please give your mother
my love.
Sincerely,
IDA L. O'DWYER (Mrs. P. J.)
1160 Richmond Street,
Lpndon, Ontario.
February 6th, 1960.
P.S. In passing it might be of
interest to you to know that
through the publication of a letter
from subscribers, I was able to
get the address and renew a friend-
ship that had lapsed, because I
had "lost track". There was mut-
ual pleasure over this.
OBITUARY
George Swan
George Swan, 76, died in Vic-
toria Hospital, London, on Friday,
January 29, after a lengthy illness.
The late Mr. Swan was born. in
Brucefield, the son of the late
John Swan and Mary Jane (Cald-
well) Swan. He was a grandson
of the late Dr. John Swan, first
medical doctor in Huron County.
He was a CNR agent at Bruce-
field for 35 years and resided in
Exeter after his retirement in
1949.
He played goal for the famed
Brucefield Rovers soccer team
who were in the Ontario finals 1
1910. He was past Noble Grand
of Brucefield Lodge No. 210,
IOOF, in 1935.
Surviving are his wife, Isobel;
daughters, Mrs. Ervin (Laura)
Schilbe, London, formerly of Zu-
rich; Mrs. F. G. (Dorothy) St-
range, Toronto; one sister, Mrs.
Ed (Mabel) Munn, Hensall, and
one brother, Andrew, Brucefield.
His first wife, the former Maud
Wilson, predeceased him in April
1949.
• The funeral service was con-
ducted by Rev. Robert Hiltz at
the Dinney funeral home, Exeter,
Monday, February 1, with inter-
ment in Baird's cemetery.
Pall -bearers were Alvin Wurm,
Les 'Thomson, Bert Bissett, David
Millar, Ross Scott and Tom, Baird,
Brucefield. Flower bearers were
Bob Dalrymple, Fred Boyce and
John Cornish, Brucefield and Tom
Woodward, Exeter.
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Re Warble FIy Control
No. 1—TENDERS are called for the Spraying of Cattle
in Hay Township on a price per head basis; also
on an hourly rate. Township to supply powder
only.
No. 2—TENDERS are called for the supply of Warbicide
Powder as needed. Tenders to state price of
15 Ib, bags and 1 lb. bogs delivered at Zurich.
No. 3—APPLICATIONS are asked. for the position of
Inspector to supervise the treatment of cattle for
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by Saturday, March 5th at 6.00 p.m,
Lowest or any tender or application not necessarily accepted.
H. W. Brokenshire, Clerk -Treasurer,
Township of Hay, Zurich Ontario.
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