HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-02-16, Page 7THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE SEVEN
ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE
Alfred Ducharme, Correspondent
.Mrs. Cyril Masse, of the Blue
Water south, left on Sunday
where . she will spend a few
weeks in Detroit. She will be
attending to business after the
recent death of her husband.
Leon Bedard, of this highway,
was taken to South Huron Hos-
pital on Thursday last to under-
go treatment for some past ail-
ment. We wish .him a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Du-
charme and family, of Grand
Bend, spent Sunday last with
the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ducharme.
On Sunday evenin last visi-
tors at the home of yours truly
and Mrs. Ducharme were from
Zurich, Mrs. Theresa Hartman,
and from the Goshen Line
south, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Far-
well and daughter Dorothy. As
usual the evening was spent in
chatting for some, while others
enjoyed the old solo card game.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Dolph Sopha on Sun-
day last were from Mo un t
Carmel, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mahoney, and from Zurich, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Deitrich and
family.
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and family, of London, were
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Bedard. IAt time of
writing Mr. Bedard is still in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr, and Mrs. Morley Fournier
and family, of London, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Corriveau.
St. Valentine's Day has again
passed on for another year and
almost every home was again
greeted with a reminder of the
day. The day in the rural dis-
trict is not taken up as in
urban centres, therefore it
passed on quietly like any other
one.
Tell Her So
Amid the cares of married
strife, in spite of toil and busi-
ness life, if you value your
sweet wife,
Tell her so.
When days are dark and
deeply blue, she has her trou-
bles same as you, show her that
your love is true,
Tell her so.
Don't act as if she's past her
prime, 'act as though to please
her were a crime, if ever you
loved her, now's the time,
Tell her so.
She'll return for each caress,
a hundredfold •of tenderness,
hearts like hers were made to
bless,
Tell her so.
You are hers and hers alone,
will you know she's all your
own, don't wait to carve it on
a stone,
Tell her so.
Never let her heart grow
cold, richer beauties will un-
fold, she is worth her weight
in gold,
Tell her so.
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50 Years Ago
FEBRUARY, 1917
Gentlemen! Think of it! $4.25
will buy a neat three-piece suit
made of dependable tweed.
Comes in dark grey and heather
mixtures. Worth $10 today.
S. E. Faust disposed of his
shoe business and stock last
week to Charles Fritz, who has
removed the stock to his own
store.
Weir Acheson is planning to
erect an addition to the Hensall
Hotel next summer.
Last Saturda y, February 2,
was St. Swithin's Day or the
day when the groundhog crawls
out of his winter home and
takes a look at the world. If
he can see his shadow, back he
goes for six weeks more. He
could see his shadow good and
plenty on Saturday, and now
for six more week of cold
(coal) weather.
40 Years Ago
FEBRUARY, 1927
Considerable enthusiasm was
manifested in Zurich on Tues-
day noon when two men from
London were demonstrating a
fire engine outfit. In the dem-
onstrations, a stream of water
was thrown up into the air sev-
eral feet over the flag pole.
Mr. C. Fritz & Son, Ford
dealers, are getting their fine
showroom ready on Victoria
Street for the even more at-
tractive Fords of 1927.
Hydro power for farm pur-
poses is being brought to the
attention for farmers in Us -
borne Township.
Mrs. Hunt, one of Hensall's
oldest residents, underwent an
operation for cancer in Mrs.
Patterson's hospital and is do-
ing well.
- OF .
YEARS GONE
-BY,.
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25 Years Ago
FEBRUARY, 1942
A number of men of the Kalb-
fleisch mills are busy at Clif-
ford where they are erecting a
service station.
The St. Joseph air field is
gradually enlarging as more
land is being taken in, and the
whole mile and a quarter from
the Zurich road north is now
in their hands, and it is ex-
pected some activity will be in
progress with the opening of
spring.
Mrs. Mary Manson announces
the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Beatrice Mae, to Newell
Rannie Geiger, son of the late
Rev, and Mrs. A. E. Geiger.
The marriage will take place
the latter part of February.
Rev. E. Turkheim married
Miss Vera Flaxbard, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flax -
bard, and Harold Thiel, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Thiel, all
of Zurich.
Stan Menzies was injured
while working with a rural
hydro gang installing a sub-
station at Centralia to supply
the power for the RCAF air-
field now under construction.
15 Years Ago
FEBRUARY, 1952
Miss Rebecca Steckle, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Merano
Steekle, received a surprise on
January 2 while out in the yard
noticed fully developed myrtle
blooms on the myrtle foliage
bed. She picked several and
brought them to the house to
prove that flowers grow in Hur-
on County in January as well
as in Florida.
"Monday child is fair of face,
Tuesday child is full of grace,
Wednesday child is loving and
giving,
Thursday child works hard for
living,
Friday child is full of woe,
Saturday child has far to go,
But the child that is born on
the Sabbath day is brave
and bonnie and good and
gay.
The large storage shed and
workshop of Ervin Rader was
almost completely destroyed by
fire Monday afternoon. The
fire is believed to have started
from a stove in the workshop.
The Dashwood Evangelical
United Brethren congregation
is planning to celebrate its
100th anniversary.
10 Years Ago
FEBRUARY, 1757
Allan Gascho is a patient in
Victoria Hospital.
Sue Anne Barbara, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Walker, of Zurich, was baptized
in Zion Lutheran Church, Dash-
wood, on Sunday, February 19,
by Rev. K. Zorn. Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Miller are sponsors.
Dianne Peck opened the
Goshen Line Mission Band, with
leaders Mrs. Robert McKinley
and Mrs. Kenneth Parke in
charge.
Hay Township fence -viewers
for 1957 are Percy Campbell,
Lloyd Hendrick and Karl Ha-
berer.
A son, Theodore Kevin, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rob-
son, RR 2, Zurich.
by
Wm. Whiting
Why isn't television like radio
of years ago? Every season the
network radio schedules were
about the same with only minor
changes. Jack Benny, Burns
and Allen, Charlie McCarthy,
Fred Allen and many other
weekly shows returned year af-
ter year, and in most instances,
in the same time slots.
With TV shows the casualties
are staggering every year. Here
is a list of programs that won't
be seen next season:
On ABC—Combat, The Fugi-
tive The Phyllis Diller Show,
Time Tunnel, The Munroes, The
Green Hornet. Batman will be
out to single weekly 30 -minute
show and Stage 67 will become
a floating special without a reg-
ular time slot.
On CBS — It's About Time,
Danny Kaye Show, Pistols and
Petticoats, CBS Reports will be
cut in half.
On NBC—Hey Landlord, Andy
Williams, The Road West, Girl
from UNCLE, The Cat, Laredo
and Bob Hope Theatre.
And here is a list of shows
classified by network officials
as `iffy' right now:
ABC—F. Troop, Love on a
Rooftop and. Rango.
CBS—Smothers Brothers, My
Three Sons, To Tell the Truth,
I've Got a Secret, Coliseum and
Mission: Impossible.
NBC Flipper, Please Don't
Eat the Daisies, Occasional Wife,
Star Trek and Captain Nice.
Those good old radio days
weren't bad after all. When a
show left in the spring, you
knew it would return in the
fall.
Viewers must get tired of
changing schedules. Comments
anyone?
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