Zurich Citizens News, 1966-05-26, Page 7THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1966
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWa
Usborne Clerk Named Chief Census
Commissioner for South Huron Area
Harry Strang has been ap-
pointed local commissioner for
the census of population and
the farm census, which begins
June 1, 1966, across Canada,
He will administer the South
Huron census district, compris-
ing the townships •of 'Osborne,
Hay, Stephen, town of Exeter,
villages of Hensall and Zurich.
Following announcement of
his appointment Mr. Strang
stated 'that his census district
will be divided into 21 sub dis-
trists, employing a staff of 20
census takers.
Everybody will have the op-
portunity to " be counted for
Canada" when census takers
call at every home in Canada
starting on June 1. They will
be taking population census
which consists of just five ques-
tions, and the farm census
which also be simple but with
more questions listed,
They will also record all busi-
ness establishments to develop
a master list for the census of
merchandising which will be
completed by mail after the end
of the 1966 fiscal year.
One aspect of the census
stressed by Mr. Strang as he
made preparations to adminis-
ter the census locally was the
need for public co-operation.
He pointed out that today in
most countries of the world •a
census was carried out at inter-
vals to take stock of human re-
sources and to use as .a basis
for public and private planning.
He urged everyone in the dis-
trict to co-operate because "in
the long run, everybody stands
to benefit", he said.
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The Goshen. United Church
Women met at the home •of
Mrs. Jim Keys on Thursday
night, May 19. Mrs. Anson Me-
Kinley opened the meeting.
Mrs. Floyd Armstrong read
the Scripture and comments
were made by Mrs. Roy Mc-
Bride, The study was a ques-
tionnaire and answers on Trin-
idad, conducted by Mrs, Anson
McKinley.
Mrs. Bob Peck conducted the
business. Minutes were read
and approved. Reports were
heard from. Mrs. Jim Keys and
Mrs. Arnold Keys, It was
moved by Mrs. Allen Armstrong
and seconded by Mrs. Ken
Parke that the group accept
an invitation to Brucefield on
June 1.
Plans were made to pack a
bale the first part of June.
Hymn 249 was sung and prayer
offered by Mrs. Jim Keys.
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'YEARS GONE
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50 Years. Ago
MAY, 1916
Miss Alveda Weseloh spent
the holiday with her parents,
Among the successful stu-
dents •at the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto, was
Mr. Hubert F. Klopp, son of
Mr. William Klopp, of town.
The many friends of Mr.
Jacob Deichert, who is in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, will
be pleased to hear that he is
progressing favorably.
Mr. W. H. Talbot finished
threshing last season's crop of
beans this week at the farm of
Mr. Dolph Allan, in Stephen
Township. _
Bishop Fallon, of London, as-
sisted by Rev. Father Stroeder,
Rev. Father Tierney, of Mount
Carmel and Rev. Father Rondot,
of Drysdale, conducted confir-
mation services at St. Boniface
Roman Catholic Church, Zurich,
on Tuesday. Owing to the fact
that some of the congregation
were quarantined for measles,
the class was smaller than
usual.
40 Years Ago
man and Westlake, every sue -
cess in their efforts to serve
the public when in need,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyne Flynn, of
London, were 'visitors with Mr.
and Mrs, Jim Parkins.
15 Years Ago
MAY, 1951
The No, 84 highway, from
Zurich to Hensall, has been
oiled the past week and the
dust menace should be over
for a couple of months, The
culverts are being taken up
and wider ones put in, all this
in the preparation for the per-
manent paving which will even-
tually ,come.
Mr, and Mrs. William Gross
and family, from Hullet, visited
at the former's sister Mr. and
Mrs. William Koehler, of the
Goshen Line on Sunday.
Percy Gram, of Cairo, Mich.,
who is visiting his mother in
Hensall, was •a visitor in town
on Monday evening.
Jack Drysdale, of Hensall, is
having a fine ranch style house
erected in the north end of
Hensall on Highway 4. The
cement work is being done by
MAY, 1926
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. McAdams,
their family, and Mrs. Bassow,
of the Bronson Line, visited on
Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
Gollin at Greenway. Mrs. Gollin
is in poor health.
Mr. George Hess has recent-
ly purchased the building,
equipment and good will of the
Hess Carriage Works and will
in future conduct the business
in his own name.
Mr. Earl Guenther, of Dash-
wood, moved the household ef-
fects of Mr. Clayton Wildfong
to Detroit on Friday.
The hardware and furniture
firm of Johnston and Kalb-
fleisch has just sold the last
of what was •a carload of woven
wire and are rapidly sending
in orders for more supplies.
This is probably a new record
for wire sales in Zurich.
25 Years Ago
MAY, 1941
Earl Dick, of Cromarty, and
Norm Jones and Dave Sangster
are the carpenters.
10. Years Ago
MAY, 1956
Miss Marlene Wagner has ac-
cepted a teaching position with
the Kitchener teaching staff,
while Miss Marilyn Haberer has
been engaged by the Exeter
school board for the coming
term.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keller
and son, of Toronto, were holi-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Keller and other friends
in and around Zurich.
Mrs. Laura Foster, who re-
sides in London, has joined the
citizens of Grand Bend for the
summer months and will always
be happy to meet her Zurich
friends.
Miss Joan Guenther, of Dash-
wood, fell and fractured her
left arm while playing at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Eagleson, of
Parkhill,
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