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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1966-12-15, Page 6PAGE SIX ZURICH. CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1960 50 Years Ago DECEMBER, 1916 Ed Wurm and W. Buchanan shipped a carload of hogs and cattle to Toronto market on Thursday of last week. S. E. Faust has sold his prop. erty in Zurich to Andrew F. Mess, who will receive posses- sion next July, Louis Prang recently installed one of the famous B -T litter carrier outfits for Moses Erb, on the Bronson Line, and will shortly install another at the farm of C. Schrag, in Stanley Township. While returning from making a call hi Hensall last Thursday night, Dr. B. A. Campbell had a narrow escape from serious in- jury. An auto caused the doc- tor's horse to jump into the ditch, where it collided with a telephone post. 40 Years Ago DECEMBER, 1926 MIDGET SCHEDULE Dec. 19—Zurich at Mitchell 8:30. Dec. 28—Mitchel at Zurich 8:30. Jan. 4—Monkton at Zurich (in Hensall) 8:30. Jan. 7—Zurich at Clinton 8:45. Jan. 11—Listowel at Zurich (in Hensall) 8:30. Jan. 14—Zurich .at Seaforth 8:30. Jan. 19—Zurich at Monkton 8:30. Jan. 25—Seaforth at Zurich 8:30. OF- YEARS GONE -BY- The local grist mill in Zurich, which was not •operating for a week, is now back in operation due to a satisfactory arrange- ment being reached with the Hydro -Electric people in To- ronto. What about the new skirts? Either they're might short or the legs are getting mighty long, Mrs. R u to f o r d, of Hensall, who fell and broke her hip a few weeks ago, is now improv- ing nicely. Joseph Meidinger, of Zurich, has purchased a residence in Exeter, and will move there within the very near future. 25 Years Ago DECEMBER, 1941 Rudolph Corriveau has sold his 100 -acre farm just south •of Zurich to Ferd Haberer, of the village, who gets possession next March. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thiel, of Zurich, on Sunday celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. Area merchants advise the public that there will be no mixed nuts on the market for Christmas. This means that only peanuts will be available, The population of the County of Huron shows a decrease from last year in the amount of 1667. Last year there were 45,180 people in the county and this year the number has dropped to 43,513. J. W. Ortwein, prominent Hensall resident, will observe his 92nd birthday on Christmas Day. He is still quite active and attends church twice each Sunday. BAYVIEW GOLF Christmas Specials By Spalding—Flyweight Golf Carts Regular $15.40. NOW Featherweight Golf Carts Regular $21.75. NOW RH Future Pro Junior Set -1 and 3 Woods 12.40 16.95 3, 5, 7, 9, Irons and Putter. Regular $49 95 NOW 39'95 Men's H Starflite Set -1 and 3 Woods 44.95 3, 5, 7, 9 Irons and Putter. Regular $54.95, NOW Men's LH Tournament Matched Set -1 and 312 59■50 Woods, 3, 5, 7, 9 Irons & Putter. Reg. $76.50, NOW Two Red, One Yellow Golf Bags Regular $8.75. NOW _ One Black and White Golf Bag Regular $24.95. NOW Starflite Woods, is and 3s Regular $10.25. NOW Putters. Regular $8.25 NOW _ - .... Size 8 Golf Shoes, Regular $16.25 NOW - By Tauman—Pro Master Golf Bags, with Hoods Assorted Colors. Regular $28.95. NOW _ ___ 6.75 19.95 8.25 6.75 12.95 18.95 ALSO GOLF GLOVES, CAPS, SOCKS, ETC. See these articles on Display on the Porch at the Bayview Farm Home General Contracting NOW WE ARE EQUIPPED TO SERVE YOU IN • PLUMBING • - HEATING • • ELECTRICAL WORK • nse We will build your HOME • COTTAGE BARN One eontract will take care of your complete project Backhoe Service Now Available ! nesvo.wwv Aluminum Doors and Windows STANDARD STOCK SIZE DOORS Completely Installed Only $35 0,11.4.4N64,04,04,0•4.0.04`4,4"~ DIAL 236-4679 ZURICH Joseph Corriveau, Sr., of the Blue Water Highways, passed away on Sunday morning, in. his 81st year. 15 Years Ago DECEMBER, 1951 The Zurich hockey team opened their season on Friday night with an exhibition game against Seaforth Juniors, and they were victorious by an 8-6 score. The four million dollar build- ing program at Centralia air- port is almost complete. The Zurich campaign for the Bible Society brought in a total of $334,70. Donald Dayman was elected president of the Hensall Cana- dian Legion for the coming year, replacing Bryan Kyle, who has completed his term of of- fice, A farewell party was held at SS 10 Hay for Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong and Jean and Betty, who are leaving the area to take up residence in Hensall. A top quality heifer from the stable of McKinley's Farm and Hatchery was sold at the annual Shorthorn sale in Clinton for $675, to Bert McBride, RR 1, Zurich, 10 Years Ago DECEMBER, 1956 Possibility of a new Bank of Montreal building in Hensall was brought to light when the bank purchased the bowling green property on Main Street from the village. Mr. and Mrs. William Sparks moved from their farm home on the Bronson Line to Sea - forth, on Monday of this week. Rudolph Stade, of Zurich, suf- fered serious injuries last Sat- urday afternoon when he fell 12 feet to the ground off a roof of a chicken barn at the farm of Dan Steckle, - Sant Rannie has been elected president of the Hensall Legion for the coming year. There passed away in Mar- quis, Sask., Arthur W. Dignan, a former well-known resident of Hay Township. Expert Watch Repairs • Trophies and Engraving • DIAMONDS -WATCHES - CHINA Anstett Jewellers LTD. CLINTON — WALKERTON — SEAFORTH Gascil 'S DryGoods o ZURICH The store with the Christmas merchandise for every member of the family, or your home. Come in and let us help you make your selections. FOR THE LADY ON YOUR LIST .. . MAY WE SUGGEST Large selection of Housecoats and Dusters, in cotton, quilted nylons and satin, and brushed 100% nylon, from $2.98 to $19.95 Nighties and Pyjamas in flannelette, nylon, and cotton $2.98 to $9.95 ALSO GLOVES, SCARVES, PURSES, LINGERIE, SWEATERS, BLOUSES, SKIRTS AND SLIMS. 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