HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-03-08, Page 3THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1961
Hensall Resident
is 80 Years 0Id
(By our Hensall correspondent)
A happy event took place on Sat-
urday, March 4, at the Dominion
Hotel, Zurich, when Mrs. Simon
Sararas, of Hensall, celebrated her
80th birthday, Mrs. Sararas was
guest at a dinner given by her sons
and daughters. 32 people were
present and Mrs. Sararus was the
recipient of a corsage from her
great grandchildren, a bouquet of
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roses from her grandchildren, and
several other lovely gifts.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs,
Ernest Hubbert, Mr, and Mrs, Earl
Sararus and family, Mr. and Mrs.
John Reed and family, all of Tor-
onto; Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacDonald
of Staffa, Mr. and Mrs. William
Caldwell of Kippen, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Sararas and family, of Crom-
arty; Mr, and Mrs. Harold Bonth-
ron and family, Hensall; Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Caldwell, Exeter; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Caldwell and Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Caldwell, Hensall,
Several birthday greetings were
received from friends and relatives.
Following dinner, a reception for
the family was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Caldwell,
Kippen.
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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Huron '` ember Stirs r,,fp C ntrts versey
When Goderich Hospital Is Discussed
The Ontario mental hospital to nouneed the same hospital project
be built just outside Goderich will time after itme to pick up a few
be completed in 1962, the Ontario votes.
Legislature was told Monday after-
noon as hospital construction for-
med the main background for the
usual tranquil Monday afternoon
debates.
Same Projects
After a statement by Charles
MacNaughton (PC — Huron), in
whose riding the hospital is be-
ing constructed, both the Liberals
and CCF members lit into the gov-
ernment for announcing year after
year the same hospital projects.
Liberal Leader Wintermeyer and
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In the public works department
estimates for this year a total of
$2,500,00 is earmarked for proceed-
ing with the Goderich institution.
A lesser amount is tagged for work
on the government hospital at
Owen Sound. Tenders for its con-
struction have been let said Hon.
Ray Connell, minister of the de-
partment,
The third government hospital at
Palmerston is just in the planning
stage, Mr. Connell added.
CCF Leader Donald MacDonald Sugar and Spice
11'iacNaughton's observations on the (Continued from Page Two)
hospital projects. a popular idol, with 151 letters,
`If the Opposition would just
leave this matter to me and the
government, I assure them the
hospital will be constructed within
the time limits of the contract,"
Mr. MacNaughton said.
Mr. Wintermeyer called the
statement "an astounding one,"
Saying the Opposition had the right
to know what the government is
doing. He said figures had been
batted around all afternoon as es-
timated expenditures of the de-
partment of public works were un- * * *
der review. It's amazing — but no news to
Mr. MacDonald charged the Op- weekly editors—how far some pa -
position was purposefully kept ig- pers travel. Mrs. Lillian Smyth of
norant of what is going on. Leader, Sask., sends her paper to
The only persons informed are her children in Seattle and from
"the local Tory committee and the there it goes to California. Many
defeated Tory candidate in the rid- others reported similar skulldug-
ing where construction is taking gery.
place." he declared. I was deeply hurt that I receiv-
Premier Frost said Mr. Winter- ed only one letter from my old
meyer had gone into Huron riding home town of Wiarton. It was from
and told the people the government Bert Sinclair, the town clerk, and
would never build a hospital in read: 'Dear Bill, thanks for put -
that area. ting your address in your column.
This was stoutly denied by the We didn't have it here at the of -
Liberal leader, who claimed the five. This is not exactly a fan let -
Premier's statement was complet- ter. It is just to inform you that
ely erroneous. your 1960 taxes are still owing,
Kenneth Bryden (CCF—Wood- plus $5.62 interest." I'm planning
bine) argued the government an- to answer every letter, and I can
assure you, that one is going to
the bottom of the pile.
I can't begin to pass along all
both took strong objection to Mr.
the messages I received, but will
only add that they were generous,
kind, and interesting.
There wasn't a scurrilous one in
the lot, Thank you, gentle readers,
with all my heart. It's pretty nice
to know that, while there may not
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be any great demand for me in
Hollywood, London or New York,
they wait for me in Watford, go
for me in Georgetown, eat me up
in Egansville, hang on my every
word in Hantsport, and love me in
Leader.
:,he's going to have competition.
One lady wrote to say that if I ever
went farming, she'd go into part-
nership with me. Another said I
was better looking than she'd ex-
pected, and that she just loved me.
She rather spoiled it by adding
that she sends the paper each week
to her grandddaughter. Still an-
other flatly: "Any time your Old
Girl leaves you, I shall be waiting
here with a beer to cheer. Old
Maid."
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