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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1963-11-07, Page 6PAGE SIX ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1963 The Hames Sisters—Norma, Marjorie and Jean — ar the girls who provide the glamour each Friday on CBC-TV'c Country Hoedown. The show, which is now in its eighth season, has Gordie Tapp as master of ceremonies and Tommy Hunter and Tommy Common as regular male singers. 1111111111111118111111111111111111111111111111110111011111 7 points to insist an when buying a furnoce Heavy Gauge Steel Combustion Chamber with full 20 -year Guarantee t� Compact, Modern Styling Wide acceptance for over 100 years Cyclonic Flue Design Fiberglas Insulation Quiet, Vibration -free Operation Efficient, Economical Performance WINTER AIR CONDITIONERS HAV. ALL7 QUALITY FEATURES When buying a furnace — consider quality first. •The investment is a substantial one and the comfort and well-being of your family is at stake. Only Clare-Hecla guarantees eco- nomical, efficient performance for a full 20 years. Every CIare unit is backed by over a century of leadership in Canada's heating industry — your assurance of complete satisfaction. And, there's a Clare-Hecla furnace to suit your exact heating requirements, whether it be gas, oil or solid fuel, Drop in • . „ or phone us 'today Stade & Weido Hardware "PLUMBING — HEATING — TINSMITHING" PHONE 72 ZURICH 4P=-- - OF 40 YEARS AGO NOVEMBER, 1963 Mr, J, Preeter, of Zurich, shipped a carload of clover seed to Toronto during this past week, and the price is quite favourable. The Misses Pearl and Gertie Ortwein, of the Zurich area, left for Detroit on Sunday, where they intend to stay for some time. The patrons of the Exeter barber shops are in for some cheap shaves and haircuts, since the barbers there have gone back to pre-war prices. Hair- cut will now be 15 cents and shaves only 10 cents. Miss Emma Dickson has taken a position as assistant postmas- ter at the Hensall office, with Winter Protection Needed For Roses For strong spring growth, hy- brid tea, floribunda, grandiflora, polyantha, and climbing roses require protection during the winter in most parts of Ontario. Now is the time to take precau- tions, says horticulturists with the Ontario Department of Agri- culture. First draw up the soil around the bases of the bushes to a height of several inches. After the grown is frozen an addi- tional covering of straw, strawy manure or leaves should be ap- plied. To help trap the snow and give extra protection, cedar brush, or other twiggy branches should be placed on top. In the spring this brush covering provides shade and prevents to a considerable extent, the heav- ing which ordinarily causes a good deal of •root damage when the frost is coming out of the ground. Before materials ground is invasion. applying the above make sure that the frozen to avoid mice It is also a good plan o draw in additional soil to mound up the plants. In areas where the winters tend to be severe it may be necessary to cover the bushes completely with soil. Climbing or rambling roses are best protected by tying the canes together and bending them as close to the ground as possible without causing break- ing or splitting. It is wise to tie them down to a stake and then cover with soil. HURON HURON CO-OPERATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES 16th ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the Council Chamber, Town Hall CLINTON, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 3th, 1963 at 8:30 p.m. GUEST SPEAKER will be Mr. Wilson G. McCoig Past President of the Co-operative Medical Services Federation of Ontario TOPIC: "Recent Developments in Prepaid Health Plan Benefits" All Members and Their Friends Are Invited to Attend DOOR PRIZES: First Aid Kits REFRESHMENTS FORDYCE CLARK BOX 256 C. H.MAGEE President CLINTON, ONTARIO Secretary -Manager Do Not Be Confused About Health Plans! Huron Co-operative Medical Services Is the Only County Health Plan Based in Huron County • YEARS GONE -BY- duties commenced already. Workmen have been busy tearing down the skating rink in Hensall behind the Town Hall, as they plan to make it at least five feet wider. The town of Seaforth is con- sidering the proposition offered by a factory to set up for the manufacture of yarn. 25 YEARS AGO NOVEMBER, 1938 W. 0. Goodwin has resigned his position as the leader of the United Church choir in Hensall, a position which he has held for a number of years. Owen Geiger threshed his bean crop at his barns on the flax mill property at Hensall, and the yield was good and the sample splendid. Fred Corbett, of Hay Town- ship, who recently purchased a house on the farm of James Green, has •hacl the building moved over to one of his farms and all remodelled. It will be occupied by his son, John, wife, and little son. On Wednesday last a goodly number of people from the Beavertown area gathered to honour Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bedard prior to their departure to the 14th concession of Hay Township. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rose, who have been living on the 14th concession of Hay, have moved into the village of Zurich. T. E. Drummond, formerly of Hensall, has moved to St. Marys and is opening up a new cash meat market and grocery store in that town. Mrs. Joseph Rau, of the Bluewa.ter highway, picked a bowl of fresh strawberries in her garden just two days ago. 15 YEARS AGO of the organization was held, Nine-year-old Donald Peter- son, of Dashwood, suffered seri- ous injuries when a car driven by his fattier crashed into a Huron County road grader. The entire village of Hensall is looking for the Hallowe'en pranksters who set off the fire alarm in the village at two o'clock in the morning, and woke up the entire populace. At a meeting of the council of the village of Hensall it was reported that the 1949 assess- ment was $581,445, and the pop- ulation was 677. (The assess- ment is now over one million, and the population over 900.) NOVEMBER, 1948 Leeland Willert, who has been the proprietor of the Zur- ich Dairy for some time, has sold the business to Mr. Francis Kipper, who has been an em- ployee of the local bakery for some years. The Zurich Lions entertained the children of the community at a Hallowe'en party last week, in the Town Hall. Delbert Geiger and Lloyd O'Brien were accepted as new members of the Zurich Lions Club, when the regular meeting COQUET RICO'I? 4ie This is what y©U aalt It... e bilingual pun, flo7 CoQUErE0,81110o1`isra rich of sweetthe w'maprice fuiltfr'•duittt#lie pure taste . If you taste it Once, you would buy some tout desuite, that is, instantly. The wotd "suite" he is pronounced "sweet" en anglais.., oh well, it is not a very good pun. not Butbe, ungood momentbutthe—the pun may COQUETEL ABRICOT for sipping is dtlicieux. In its very ,say: fine decanterTasteit itand looksyou will soi joh on la' tablet Ah ! Si bon! B11 rs"51/4CE ab,All�i/.jfIeC Y�V 4w7 Bride its 10 YEARS AGO NOVEMBER, 1953 Funeral service was held at Clinton on Tuesday for Goldie Graham, a prominent citizen of Stanley Township for many years. He was a former coun- cillor, school trustee, and at the time of his death was a director of the Hay Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Many local citizens were for- tunate enough to shoot a deer during the three-day open sea- son in Huron County. The first taste of winter came ANTIQUES For All Your SOUVENIR ANTIQUES GREETING CARDS, ETC. Come to . . . Ye Olde Country STORE in the Eisen'back Museum HIGHWAY 21—GRAND BEND 43 to 53,p to these parts early this week, as several inches of snow fell throughout the entire area. 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