Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1965-01-07, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, ,JANUARY 7, 1965 FOR BUSINESS, HOME AND THE FARM! BAYFIELD COUNCIL FOR 1965— After ballots were counted at Bayfield council members congratulated one an- other on their success at the polls. From left to right are Edward Oddleifson, Reeve Brig. F. A. Clift, Frank McFadden, Jack Sturgeon and Joe Allaire. Reeve Clift was elected by acclamation while the four councillors were elected from ten candidates for the positions. Bayfield Elects ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE Corres.00ndentl Council Members Bayfield—A total of 215 vot- ers chose four of 10 candidates as members of the village's first council in 39 years here Mon- day. December 28, during a quiet election. Brig. F. A. Clift earlier had been elected reeve of the vil- lage by acclamation. Following is a list of the can- didates and the number of votes each polled, in order of their popularity with the voters. The first four names are those of the new councillors: How They Did Frank McFadden, 185; Ed- ward W. Oddleifson, 97; Jack Sturgeon, 84; Joseph Allaire, 79; Wilf Castle. 64. Leroy Poth, 63; Adam Flow- ers, 57; George Bellchamber, 55; Len Smith, 43; Mrs. George Hopson, 20. Returning Officer Lloyd Mak- ins said a total of 215 persons voted, There were four spoiled ballots. Mr. McFadden, who polled more than 92 per cent of the vote and about 91 per cent more than Mr. Oddleifson, was one of two incumbent village trustees. The other Leroy Poth, was sixth ranked by voters' choice. (AL.. FRED DUCHARME. New Year visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Sopha were from Elgin, Illinois, their son, Leonard, who spent the greater part of the New Year week; also from Mt. Car- mel were Mr. and Mrs. John Mahoney, also their son Donald and his wife; also from the Goshen Line south, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dietrich and family, and from the Bluewater, Mrs. Alice Denomme. At the home of yours truly and Mrs. Ducharme were from Grosse Point, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Tyrus Stansberry; Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Ducharme from Dashwood and family; Mrs. Theresa Hartman and son Bob from Zurich, and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Hartman and son from London. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corriveau and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jeffrey, of this highway, motored to London on New Year's day to spend some time with Mr. and Mrs. Morley Fournier and fam- ily. BROOMBALL SCORES Dashwood 2, Kippen 1. Hensall 2, Parr Line 0. Swamprats 1, Chiselhurst 0. Zurich 4, Stanley Scooters 0. 44. to All along the highway, not too many homes that did not have their children and also friends who called on them. Last Year a Good One New Year's day in this parish dates back to the primitive days among the early settlers and a day set aside where families gathered together to exchange to one another good wishes and gifts, it being also a day when some took resolutions as to what would be beneficial to them during the year. Some were firm in their stand while others fell by the way- side. Some would rise and re- new their resolutions, so with good wishes, gifts and whatall, we are now entered in the year 1965 and all expecting prosper- ity, good health. The year 1964 was a good year for all and for that we should be grateful. The True Spirit Once more, Christmas day of the year 1964 is passed on. For many it will be just another day that passed away. For •others, the day is differ- ent, differing from others. They in a way feel it their duty to pay homage and respect to the Child born in a manger in a stable on the slopes of a rocky 44. GASCHO'S DRY GOODS ANNOUNCE THEIR HUGE PRE -INVENTORY SALE Due to being greatly over -stocked at this time of year, we are holding a big Stock Reducing Sale, starting January 9th, and continuing on until the end of January. Drastic reduc- tions in all departments ranging from 25 to 50% discount. It would be impossible to itemize all reduced goods on a sale bill, so we invite you to come in and browse around and see the great bargains available. With each and every five dollar purchase we are giving a free ticket on a draw for a blanket, draw to be held on January 30th. All sales of sale goods are cash and final. HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF A FEW OF THE BARGAINS: CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT All Sweaters and Slims to size 14x 25% discount All Snowsuits and Ski Jackets - _ _ 33% discount All Children's Dresses 33-50% discount LADIES' DEPARTMENT Ladies' Slims 25% discount Ladies' Skirts 33% discount Ladies' Blouses - - - -- _ * _ 251 discount • y 4ij fi hill in Bethlehem—the infant Jesus. Recently on a visit to Dash- wood, yours truly was much impressed• by the beautiful front lawn of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Waiper where the Christmas trees were placed with all the necessary decora- tions attached to them. Where 1200 brilliant lights flickering to attract attention to the vil- lagers and as well to the many motorists who travel that high- way. Motorists, when going to and fro, slowed down for a better view. The whole scene re- mained visible to the public for some weeks. We compliment Mr. and Mrs. Waiper for their forethought. We are certain they were more than trying to achieve honor for theirselves. Contrary they were perhaps in- spired by a spiritual motive which has become an annual affair to the Walpers. Renewed at Services As customary, this past Christmas many attended the midnight services and there again renewal words of a Child born in Bethlehem nearly two thousand years ago. Even though it being an event of many centuries past, no one can deny it. Of course, we can not expect that all will be in accord with ,this teaching and natur- ally they would form their own opinion. There has always been a di- vision of belief from the be- ginning of time and perhaps it will continue till the end. To those wh•o believe not, life to them is only another passing day and awaiting for another who perhaps will be more ef- fective in giving them light. To those many, they try to form an idea Of their own which has n•o order nor is it con- vincing. Goes On and On To the vast number who trod this earth they are different. To them Christmas day is a reality today, was yesterday and has been since the birth of this era nearly two thousand years ago. It has been and will be in the future, regardless of those who retend the day is, a bogus one. It is true there has been much examples given out which at times caused some to drift away and fall into some diabolical passion. Christmas day brings joy and new ideas and many times heals long standing wounds with fel- low men. It also brings glad- ness and from that, those who are sincere receive contentment of heart. To th•eni the day is ,regarded as a spiritual one. 0 Stephen Area Hires Secretary (Continued from Page 1) on more than twice the cover- age. A motion was accepted for the chairman and vice-chairman of the board to meet with in- surance agents to compare pres- ent coverage with that offered in the package deal and to pur- chase such insurance if cover- age is deemed adequate. Tenders Called Tenders will be called for a film projectionist for Stephen Township School Area. The duties will include showing films at all schools once every month. The new board will also be- come members of the South Huron Trustee Association and the Ontario Public School Trus tees Association. Copies of the Municipal World will be pro. vided for all Stephen trustees. STEEL FILING CA INETS FIREPROOF VAULTS FIB ; E STORAGE CASES MODERN STEEL DESKS Before you buy any Office Equipment, see us for the lowest possible prices. RUBBER STAMPS AND PADS Filing Folders * Counter Check Books Ribbons for All Types of Machines Adding Machine Paper Rolls Complete Stock of Mimeo and Typewriter Paper D ERWOO OFFERS YOU THE BEST IN OFFICE EQUIPMENT Underwood Quanta PORTABLE ELECTRIC ADDING MACHINE The Quanta will add, subtract, gives credit balances, multiplies and points all the steps and results of every calculation. SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE $215.00 Hand -Operated Model SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE $124.50 See Our Portable Typewriters on Display ! Underwood Lettera 22 The world's most portable typewriter, all the features of a standard ma - weighing less than 81/2 lbs., yet has chine. Features include key -set tab- ulation, 43 key keyboard, automatic ribbon reverse, etc. SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE $94.50 GOOD PRINTING IS CRAFTSMANSHIP, CARE, AND GOOD IDEAS AND A Sensible Price Good Printing is essential to most businessmen and to many private individuals. South Huron Publishers, equipped with fine, modern printing machines, are in a position to offer fine printing at unusually Low Prices. For All Your Printing Needs Letterheads — Invoices Statements Tickets Invitations • Envelopes • Purchase Orders, Etc. Give Us a Call For All Your Office Supplies! South Huron Pulishers LIMITED DIAL 236.4672 — ZURICH