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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 196 i
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ITEMS ABOUT HENSALL
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Jamieson,
Louise and Harvey. of Thed-
ford, spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell.
Miss Margaret Buchanan is a
patient in South Huron Hos-
pital, Exeter.
Mrs. Pearl Saddick has ac-
cepted a position as night oper-
ator at Bayfield telephone ex-
change, commencing her duties
Sunday evening, April 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid
and Allan, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Reid, Exeter, spent Sun-
day with Mrs. Marjorie Helm
and daughter Marilyn at Scar-
borough.
Mr. and Mrs. William 'pickle
returned home this week after
a pleasant holiday spent in Ber-
muda. They flew there and gack
by jet from Toronto.
50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Noakes
will observe their golden wed-
ding anniversary on Saturday,
April 10, with members of their
family attending from Cali-
fornia, Toronto. Chatham, Ham-
ilton, London and Hensall.
They will be at home to their
neighbours and friends on Mon-
day, April 12.
Plants for Shut-ins
Over 50 lovely potted plants
were delivered on Sunday,
April 4, to shut-ins and patients
at Queensway Nursing Home.
Hensall; patients in South Hur-
on Hospital, Exeter; Clinton
Public Hospital, and Huron -
view, Clinton, by members of
Hensall Kinette Club. This is
an annual project of the club.
lien from Hensall United
Church congregation formed
part of the choir on Sing Time.
CKNX-TV, Wingham, Sunday
afternoon last.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Berdan,
Payne's Mills; Mr. Ed Willert.
Detroit, were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne
and family.
Funeral service for the late
William J. Cook, 77, of London,
who passed away on Monday at
Parkwood Hospital, L o n d o n,
was held from the A. Millard
George funeral home, London,
with burial in Woodland Cem-
etery. Surviving are his wife,
the former Nellie Priest Mc-
Ewen, formerly of Hensall;
three sons, two stepsons, two
daughters, o n e stepdaughter
and one brother.
IVirs. Lorne Webster, of Sea -
forth, has returned home after
a visit with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clen-
don Christie, and Catharine
Anne.
Mrs. Grace Harpole has re-
turned home after spending the
winter months with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
D. H. Peacock, and family, in
Ottawa.
BLAKE NEWS
(Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gingerich,,
Correspondents)
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zehr and
family were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ginger -
jell and family.
Mrs. Gordon Erb and daugh-
ter Carol spent the week -end
at Baden and Kitchener.
Miss Delores Gingerich spent
the week -end with Miss Dianne
Zehr.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Gingerich were: Mr.
and Mrs. Abner Weber and fam-
ily, of HauksvilIe; Mr. and Mrs.
Menno Steckle, Mr. Joe Gascho
and Mrs. Peter Gingerich.
Mrs. Nancy Swartzentruber
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Widrick and family.
Mrs. Abner Weber, Doris,
.Arnold and Karen, spent Mon-
day with Mr, and Mrs. Peter
Gingerich, also Miss Et h el
Gabel.
THIS USED TO BE A SCHOOL - Anyone who is
thinking of buying an old schoolhouse should take a look at
this building on the Bluewater highway, north of Drysdale.
At one time this was USSS 1, Hay and Stanley, but now it
has been converted to a modern summer home. Owner is
Arthur Sumeracki, of Detroit.
Local Youth Has County . x:r ill Add
interesting Time To Museum
RCMP Force Goderieh-Adopting a prop -
With
A former Zurich boy, Allan
Thiel, son of Mrs. AIice Thiel.
is finding life in the Royal Ca-
nadian Mounted Police quite
interesting, as well as exciting.
At present he is stationed at
Prince George, British Colum-
bia.
Recently Constable Thiel ran
into a terrifying experience
when he helped to capture
three ruthless gunmen in a
bush near Prince George.
According to an account of
the episode in the Prince George
Citizen, the three youths be-
came trigger happy when the
owner of a cottage came across
them in his residence in the
bush. During the search that
followed their departure from
the cottage, they stole several
cars and fired numerous shots
at the RCMP vehicles.
The newspaper also shows a
picture of Constable Thiel, along
with several ,other Mdlllnties
entering a bush on snowshoes
in an attempt to apprehend the
fugitives.
In another recent episode
with law -breakers, Constable
Thiel had his glasses broken.
Still he reports being quite
happy with the life he is leading
and enjoys every minute of his
work in the wild west.
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The newspaper is the end
product of many crafts, pro-
fessions and talents.
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FOR SALE BY TENDER
aluable Real Estate Property
The Zurich Agricultural Society are offering for sale,
by tender, a piece of property about 132 feet deep by 330
feet wide, located immediately east of the Zurich village
limits„ on the south side of the road, on highway 84.
Tenders will be accepted both with the present show
building on the property, and without the building. This
is a valuable piece of property, either for residential or
commercial use.
Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Sealed
tenders will he accepted by the undersigned, until Wed-
nesday, April 28, 1965.
WILLIAM BAECHLER, seety. yeas.
Zurich Agricultural Society
Zurich, Ontario
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erty committee report, county
council at its March session
approved construction of a 60x
80 addition to Huron Pioneer
Museum, at an estimated cost
of $12,375. Two storeys in
height. it will be on the south
side of the present building.
Expansion of the museum has
been urged by the former cur-
ator, J. H. Neill, and his suc-
cessor, James Chisholm, for
years. Committee chairman
Elmer Hayter, of Stanley, speak-
ing to the report, said the need
had been evident for at least
three years, to his personal
knowledge. He expressed a
hope that discretion would be
used in selecting exhibits for
the addition, so that it might
last a long time.
"For some time," the report
stated, "your committee have
heard of the problem at the
museum in connection with bus
loads of children arriving si-
multaneously, creating a diffi-
cult situation as far as admis-
sions are concerned. Mr. Neill,
the former curator, has offered
to construct an office at the
front of our present museum,
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and Nye would recommend that
we accept this offer to proceed
with construction of an office
immediately in front of the
present entrance."
This project was pressed up
on successive committees by
Mr. Neill, who now is going to
pay the shot himself.
"Mr. Neill hopes to live to
see the new addition complet-
ed", Mr. Chisholm told coun-
cil. He reported that fire doors
have been completed and are
ready to be hung.
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GRAND BEND
ENTERTAINMENT
and DANCING
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
NIGHTS
FRIDAY NIGHT -
ROGER QUICK
and His Orchestra
SATURDAY NIGHT -
DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA
Chicken and Fish Fries
Bowling Scores
ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
Donionaires 2-M. Rau 503.
Untouchables 5 -Pat V a l e
530.
The Aces 7-D. Mattson 657.
Wee Hopes 0 -Elaine Merner
465.
Dashettes 2 - Elaine Datars
543.
Packers 5 -Donna Desch 577.
Hi Lites 7-D, Mousseau 670.
Pin Poppers 0 -Mona Camp-
be11.522.
High single: Elda Laidlaw
316.
High triple: Dolly Mattson
828.
High average: Dot Monroe
204.
MIXED BOWLING
Group A
Guys and Gals -Louis Schilbe
703-Pinfall 2942.
Nite Hawks - Barry Jackson,
683-Pinfall 3049.
Tops -Ken Parke 648 - Pin -
fall 2780.
Bone Breakers -Bill Bedour
605-Pinfall 2756,
Hustlers-Elda Laidlaw. 666
-Pinfall 2751.
Strikers -Jack Hamilton, 493
-Pinfall 2447.
Group B
Hensall Hornets - Jean Cor-
nell, 706-Pinfall 3122.
Big Six - Jerome Ducharme,
579-Pinfall 2419.
Happy Gang -Franklin Corri-
veau 487--iatfall 2294.
Ups & Downs -Robert West,.
lake 603-Pinfall 2064.
Ladies' high single: Donna
O'Brien 340,
Ladies' high triple: Mary La-
porte 769,
Ladies' high average: Hazel
McEwan 193.
Men's high single: Laddie
Krainik 346.
Mens high triple: Ken Parke
863.
Men's high average: Jim Be
dard 216.
MEN'S LEAGUE
Group A
Dough Boys 0 -Jerome Du
charme 592.
The Flyers 4 - Bill Polls%
651.
Globe Trotters 3 -Ernie Laid--
law
aidlaw 653.
The Tooters 1 -Dick Bedard
574.
The Rockets 0 -Larry Bedard
661.
Hot Shots 4 -Glen Thiel 7015,.
High single: Gib Stade 403.
High triple: Gib Stade 812.
High average: Jim Bedard
211.
Group B
Questionaires 4 -Lee Willed:
663.
The Wonders 0 - Milt Mc-
Adams
e-Adams 503.
Butcheretes 1 -Jack Bannis-
ter 632.
The Wildcats 3 -Andy Dur-
and 562.
High single: Pat 'World 32(i.
High Triple: Paul Bedard 720`
High average: Bob Haye 191L.
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Entertain Husbands
The 4 -L's ladies' Sunday
school class of the Dashwood
EUB Church enjoyed a fellow-
ship
ellowship evening with their hus-
bands at the home of the cleat
president, Mrs. Jack Gaiser.
Following games of shunfle,
board, relays, and charades, a
box lunch was enjoyed.
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