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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-01-19, Page 9THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1967
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50 Years Ago
JANUARY, 1917
During the year 1916 was
registered with the division
registrar, the township clerk of
Hay, the following: 81. births
(43 male's, 38 females), 25 mar-
riages and 37 deaths.
Conrad Sieman has purchased
the 130 -acre farm of John Wil-
son, of Fanstown, on the Zur-
ich road between Zurich and
Hensall, Mr. Siemon has sold
his farm to Jacob Meidinger,
who gets possession in March,
Dr. J. W. Peck, Hensall, left
for Victoria Hospital, London,
last week where he is expected
to under go an operation for
appendicitis.
Mr. Edmund Kraft has pur-
chased the butcher business in
Dashwood from Mr. Ed Kraft
and takes possession on Feb-
ruary 1.
Richard Lamporte and Teddy
Rau have returned to Sandwich
to resume their studies at L'As-
sumption College.
-OF-
YEARS GONE
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40 Years Ago
JANUARY, 1927
Last Friday evening, Dash -
wood's hockey team beat Exe-
ter's boys 21. Dashwood's goals
were scored by the Gaiser
brothers.
Albert IKalbfleisch was •on a
business trip to Stratford this
week.
Lady, it is easier to get a
husband if you can be satisfied
with the kind you deserve.
The 19th trans-Atlantic cable
has just been completed, to New
York, and will have a sending
capacity •of 2,500 letters .a min-
ute,
The Hopes of an all -open win-
ter soon faded away last Thurs-
day and Friday when a blanket
of snow of about a foot fell,
and as there has been no wind
since, hence we have excellent
sleighing. Wednesday saw a
small January thaw but with the
heavy fog in the air it will
likely turn colder, the old adage
goes, "a January fog will freeze
a dog".
25 Years Ago
JANUARY, 1942
Pound keepers in Hay Town-
ship for 1942 are: J. F. Ingram,
W, Alexander, A. G. •Pybus, O.
Greb, W. J. Johnston, S Hoff-
man, A. Weber, D. Swartzen-
truber R. Merner, F. Turnbull,
Filbert Denomme.
Salary for Hay Township
clerk -treasurer shall be $360.
Jacob W. Haberer and George
Deichert were at Crediton on
Friday where they performed
their duties as auditors of the
Hay Mutual Fire Insurance Co.'s
books.
Mrs. Mary Stephan is spend-
ing some time in Zurich with
her daughter, Mrs. L. Wagner,
who has been quite ill but is
improving,
There are 14 Conservatives
and 14 Liberals among the
members of county council in
1942.
Alvin Rader, Dashwood, is all
smiles at the birth of a son.
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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS.
Friday evening. The owner is
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Huron County paid an aver -
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prisoners in county jail here
PAGE SEVEN
during 1956.
Earl Dick was re -appointed
president of the South Huron'
Agricultural Society at the an-
nual meeting.
Grocery specials: 4 tins of
whole kernel corn, 55c; canned.
peas, 4 tins for 55c; 5 jelly
powders for 39c; 100 tea bags,
98c; 4-1b. pail jam, 75c.
Rev, and Mrs, Amacher and
sons Lorne and Dennis rendered
messages in song on Sunday
evening in the EOB church in
Zurich.
JANUARY, 1952
Mrs. T. R. Waugh and three
children, of Lambeth, spent sev-
eral days of this week visiting
at the home of Mrs. Waugh's
parents, Rev, and Mrs. H. E.
Roppel, Zurich.
Dr! Douglas J. McKilvie, of
Stratford, has opened a veter-
inary practice in Hensall.
Over in Tuckersmith Town-
ship at places the chicken
pox are so bad that some peo-
ple take them a second time,
after having had them in form-
er years.
Rev. J. B. Fox, Mrs. Fox and
family, of Brandon, Manitoba,
are expected to arrive in Hen-
sall the latter part of January.
Rev. Fox will be the minister
of Carmel Presbyterian Church.
Harvey Johnston, reeve of
Morris Township, was elected
warden of Huron County for
1952.
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10 Years Ago
JANUARY, 1957
Loss was placed at between
$6,000 and $7,000 in the burn-
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lunch counter at Sarepta on
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CENTENNIAL FLOWER
The Cosmos — early sensation
mixture— was chosen by the
Canadian Seed Trade Associa-
tion as Canada's centennial
flower because it grows easily
from •coast to coast.
All Canadian seed •compan-
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Best of all, the plant is so
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when they plant the seeds.
The blooms are red, white
and pink. Blue flowers could
be used for those who wish to
make red, white and blue pat-
terns.
The cosmos grows to about
three feet and the huge flowers
are held upright on long stems
which make it excellent for
cutting.
It flowers in about 10 weeks
when planted outdoors, but this
time can be shortened by start-
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the danger of frost '
The flower does equally well
if sown in poor soil or rich
soil.
It will withstand drought and
does best if sown in a sunny
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The centennial committee
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the cosmos in mind when you
plan next year's flower garden.
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On Sunday next, January 22,
at St. Paul's Anglican Church
the apostalic rite of confirma-
tion will be administered by
Bishop Appleyard, of Georgian
Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Keith Hillier, London.
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