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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1966-08-18, Page 7THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1966 ZURICH CITIZENS: NEWS PAGE SEVEN Starting September 6, ABC television will begin showing 16 new series. They are shows set in the past, Present and future and range from anthology and westerns to science, fiction and drama. Among the new shows is one bracketing all eras -"The Time Tunnel". The setting is Circa 1968, but via the Time Tunnel, a scientific project constructed in a desert, time has no limita- tions. The Milton Berle Show will start early in September and youth will be represented by regulars Bobby Rydell and Don- na Loren. ABC has several active par- ticipants in the war on poverty. The champion is Phyllis Pruitt, of "The Pruitts of Southamp- ton". They are Having tax problems. Nothing minor -an eight -digit debt owed the gov- ernment. Phyllis Diller is the head of the family, but she can add better than that. The tax errors were made by 90 -year- old Uncle Ned, played by Regi- nald Gardiner. "The Pruitts" fight poverty from their Long Island mansion every Tuesday at 9 p.m. David and Julie Willis, stellar characters in "Love on .a Roof- top", are also fighting a poverty war - small -budget variety - as newlyweds trying to live on the groom's salary, a modest $85 a week. This program will be pre -released on Kitchener' s Channel 13 every Tuesday at 9 p.m. A western -adventure series with a bigger -than life hero is "Iron Horse", starring Dale Robertson as Ben Calhoun, who READY FOR THE ROAD -After a holiday shut -down the plant of General Coach Works of Canada in Hensall is again working at full capacity, turning out as many mobile Moms per day as ever Seen here is a line-up of the popular models ready to be delivered to customers across Canada. BLAKE NEWS Amos Gingerich and daugh- ters, Jean (Mrs. Ken Gingerich), Betty (Mrs. Bill Steckle) and grand children Norma and Elaine Gingerich, Robert and Dianne Steckle, are spending t week's vacation at Chesley Lake. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Desch were Mrs. Ethel Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allan, Berva and Wayne, and Mrs. and Mrs. Jim Young, of Goderich. • won a railroad and a place in the history of the American west in a poker game. This is another ABC show that will be pre -released on CKCO-TV on Fridays at 7:30. There'll be more about the new fall shows in a week or two. GODERICH vss BUSINESSc* AO c;ik COLLEGE 444+ Serving Western Ontario 1941-66 OUR AIM IS TO JUSTIFY THE CONFIDENCE PLACED IN US, AND WE ARE ENDEAVOURING TO MAINTAIN THE SAME HIGH STANDARDS. Fall. Term Opens Tuesday, September 6 Senior and Junior Courses approved by THE BUSINESS EDUCATORS' ASSOCIATION OF CANADA DIAL 524-8521, 7284, or 6307 Tuition $35 Per Month Harvest Time STOCK UP NOW ON Binder Twine We carry the famous "Plymouth Red Top" ARE THE BUGS EATING YOUR GARDEN? "RING" BUG KILLER will rid you of any unwanted pests! FOR ALL. YOUR GARDEN AND FARM NEEDS Shop At Stade 8t Weio Hardware • DIAL 236.4921 -- ZURICH "THE STORE WITH THE STOCK" ",!!t. �ASf/ OF �� YEARS GONE - BY. - 50 Years Ago AUGUST, 1916 A handsome new porchhas been added to the Lutheran parsonage in Zurich to take the place of the old one, and this greatly adds to the appearance of the dwelling. Samuel J. Spencer has sold his 100 -acre farm at St. Joseph to Louis Denomme, the consid- eration being $5100. Julius Bloch, of Zurich, has sold his fine 150 -acre farm, sit- uated on the Goshen Line south, to David Ducharme, the present tenant, for the sum of $8600. Four weeks from Saturday the Ontario Temperance Act will come into force, when the whole province will go dry. A number of Indians have been secured by 0. Geiger at Hensall for the pulling of flax. Hugh Buchanan, of Hensall, has purchased the goodwill and business of T. Neelands, pub- lisher and editor of the Hensall weekly paper for the past 21 years. 40 Years Ago AUGUST, 1926 The congregation of the Evan- gelical Church in Zurich re- ceived to their great surprise the resignation of Rev. W. B. Dengis, who came to the charge in April of 1925, a Iittle over a year ago. E. E. Wuerth, the merchant tailor in Zurich, has purchased the property from John Hey Jr., in the east end of the vil- lage. He plans to go into chicken raising and truck farm- ing. There passed away at Hensall on Saturday William Howard, a formerly highly respected citi- zen of Hay Township before retiring to Hensall Wilbert Johnston, the enter- prising fox raiser in Stanley Township, has returned home from a motor trip through On- tario. The harvest progress has been very slow in the arca, due to the continued wet and cold weather. Most of the oats and barley are still standing in the fields, 'waiting to be threshed. 25 Years Ago AUGUST, 1941 Word was received of the passing of a former Zurich old boy, in the person of Jacob Schnell, who died at his home in Ayton at the age of 84. All the barbers in this part of Huron County held a meet- ing in Zurich on Monday night and agreed to raise the price of haircuts to 35 cents„ with the price for children being 25 cents, Word has been received of the drowning of Albert White - sides, who was born and raised in Hensall, and also received his early education in the same place. Surveyors are busy doing some work on a strip of prop- erty near St. Joseph, where the rumor has it that another air- port will be constructed. The fine new storage build- ing erected by Stade & Weido on Victoria Street in Zurich is now completed. and with its high walls of concrete and metal roof it has a very fine appearance. 15 Years Ago AUGUST, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Schilbe and son Kenneth, who have been residents of Zurich prac- tically all their married life, have left the village and taken up residence in London. FARMERS t1OP Fall Fertilizer Season is Here THIS FALL USE Co-op Urea Nitrate So dtion 32% N For Wheat, Barley, Oats and Bean Straw Also Corn Stalks Apply 100-130 pounds per acre of Co-op Urea Nitrate Solution to straw and 180- 200 ounds solution to Corn Stalks. Crop residues when completely decom- posed become soil organic matter and this is the state it is so vital to really profita- ble crops. Be sure that all crop residue will be decomposed before planting your crop next spring --by having us Apply Co-op Urea Nitrate This Fall HENSALL DISTRICT CO- i 4 ERATIV `M ZURICH HENSALL BRUCEFIELD 236-4393 262.2608 482.9823 Dr. and Mrs. B, Campbell, of Toronto, who are holidaying in the area at present, called on friends in the village last week. It is about 31 years since Dr. Campbell left Zurich for To- ronto. Len Prang, Clarence Farwell, Ross Johnston, Gideon Koehler and Victor Edighoffer spent the past week -end on a fishing trip to Meaford and came home with a real fine catch of lake trout. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan and daughters ,of Dashwood, enjoyed a motor trip last week through the Thousand Islands area and other points in eastern Ontario. 10 Years Ago AUGUST, 1956 The Dashwood Tigers are sit- ting pretty in their round-robin playoff series with Mitchell, leading by two games. The winner will play the Zurich Lumberkings for the league championship. The Misses Carol Thiel, Mar- garet Schade and Kathryn Klopp, all of Zurich area, and Philip Charrette, of the Blue Water Highway, have all been successful in passing their up- per school, grade 13, examina- tions. Rev. Father Monaghan offi- ciated at the double ring mar- riage ceremony in St. Boniface Church, for Mary Catherine Meidinger and Gerard Joseph Ducharme. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bannis- ter and family have returned to Zurich after spending their va- cation in eastern Ontario with members of their families. More than 150 persons at- tended the annual Thiel re- union held on Civic Holiday at Stratford Park. Fall Fair Dates Bayfield Sept, 27, 28 Blyth - Sept. 20, 21 Brussels ..- ....- Sept. 29, 30 Dungannon _.... .. Sept. 27 Exeter ____________ _ . Sept. 21, 22 Fordwich . _.._ Sept. 30, Oct, 1 Kincardine .,. __.... Sept. 15, 16 Kirkton ..........._ Sept. 29, 30 Listowel _______ _ Sept. 6, 7 London ....._._.., Sept.9 to 17 Lucknow __ __ Sept. 16, 17 Milverton _,...._.:,..... Sept. 23, 24 Mitchell Sept. 2, 3 Paisley -_--.__ _..... Sept. 19, 20 Palmerston _ Sept. 26, 27 Parkhill __...._.___ _.-.._ . Sept. 23 Ripley _....___..._,. Sept. 23, 2' St. Marys ______ Sept. 27, 28 Seaforth Sept, 22, 23 Shelburne __.,._____ Sept. 9, 10 Stratford ._. _. Sept. 19, 20, 21 Tara ___..____.__..... Sept. 27, 28 Tavistock __ _.._.... Sept. 9, 10 Teeswater _.._._..- - Sept. 23, 24 Tiverton ___..... Sept. 30, Oct. 1 Walkerton ______ Oct. 19, 20 Zurich _Sept, 24, 26 International Plowing Match, James Scott Farms, Seaforth - Huron County, Tuesday, October 11 to Friday, October 14, in- clusive. Gingerich Family Hold Reunion At Riverview Park Gingerich family picnic was held at Riverview Park, Exeter, on Sunday, August 14, with 54 present. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ginger- ich, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Stec- kle and Mrs. and Mrs, Harvey Martin were in charge. A pie- nic lunch was enjoyed by all, after which there was a .short program with Harvey Martin as chairman. A trio, Miss Pauline Ginger- ich, Mrs, Donna Longs and Mrs. Ruth Martin rendered three selections in song. Ervin Gingerich reminded the group that each one is getting •rider, and gave a brief history of the Gingerich family. Alfred Ropp and sons Wayne, Howard and Mervyn then gave several guitar musical selec- tions. The program was dosed appointing a committee for a similar picnic in 1967: Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Ropp, Mr, and. Mrs. Curtis Gingerich. AAA IT'S Tr" E "A" T - AT C', TS Most spring pasture and first cut hay has been gooni. BUT with 80-90 degree weather and limited rainfall, forage stands are getting dryer, tougher and less nutritious. They begin to lack not only protein but also VITAMIN "A" for proper roughage digestion by the rumen. _Avoid a drop in production and a loss in your milk cheque during summer months. _. Switch to SHUR-GAIN Dairy Feed fortified with Vitamin "A". feed service M. DEITZ a; d SON DIAL 236-4951 ZURICH 1 i NOW WES R OFFER} S 1NGHOUSE YO. 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