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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-03-16, Page 6PAGE SIX ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1%7 Marshal Dillon gets a re- prieve. Those bosses at. CBS decided not to cancel "Gun - smoke" and instead sunk "Gil- ligan's Island". When Gunsmoke starts its 13th season in the, fall, how- ever, the Marshal, Doc, Kitty and Festus will be upholding law and order in Dodge City on Monday evenings, instead of Saturdays. Now what about "What's My Line?" Will CBS save this one? Many viewers are hoping they wilt. While we're on the subject o;; the next TV season there are many new shows being con- sidered by network officials. One entitled "The Flying Nun" is a half-hour comedy—fantasy about an American novitiate in a Puerto Rican convent. The Nun will be created by Sally Field who played Gidget last year. Remember? Another is "The Second Hun- dred Years"—a far-out comedy about a young prospector acci- dentally 'frozen' in an Alaskan avalanche in 1900—thawed out 67 years later—and still looking 30 years old, Although his own son is in .his sixties, the pros- pector's grandson looks just like him. There's a series entitled "Mrs. Thursday'. Joan Bion - dell stars in a half-hour comedy as a cleaning woman who un- expectedly inherits a vast fi- nancial empire and has to run it with her earthly common sense. Who will be the next presi- dent of the CBC? State Secre- tary Judy LaMarsh and the Prime Minister have the an- swer, but they'.re not saying. Whoever is appointed, we hope he or she has the guts to cut staff and expenditures. Cana- dian taxpayers would applaud the CBC, which would be a change. 4-H Organization Meetings Huron County Hog Producers 4-H Swine Club Gilt and Market Hog — AT — Ontario Department of Agriculture Board Room, Clinton, Thursday, March 16th, at 8:30 p.m. Exeter 4-H Calf Club; Zurich 4-H Calf Club; South Huron 4-H Grain Corn Club; Exeter 4-H Sweet Corn Club; South Huron 4-H Sonservation Club, (Sr. Club); South Huron 4-H Tractor Club AT — South Huron District High School, Tuesday, March 28th, at 2:15 p.m. A 4-H FORAGE (Hays and Pastures) CLUB WILL ALSO BE OFFERED IN 1967 All boys and girls who have reached their 12th birth- day by January 1st, 1967, and have not reached their 21st birthday by December 31st, 1967, are invited to join one of these clubs. Huron County 4-11 Agricultural Club Leaders' Association 15 Branches Throughout Southwestern Ontario This Weeks BEST BUYS in CONI LIN Country ME TO THE AVO EN OF ZURICH AND DISTRICT Usually the man of the house shops for building and re -modelling ma- terials. But every once in a while, an extra special value comes along that is of extreme interest to women. This is one of those times: - Now You Can Protect Your Valuable Woolens EASILY, ECONOMICALLY WITH AROMATIC CEDAR CLOSET LINING Mothproof your valuable woolens and furs with attractive, aromatic super - cedar closet linging. You can buy a package containing 16 square feet for $6.99 this week at Conklin's. Tongue and groove for ease of ap- plication. Offer Expires March 25 $6.99 EXETER, 235-1422 GRAND BEND, 238-2374 art 50 Years Ago MARCH, 1917 The auction sale of the furni- ture of the King George Hotel, Hensall, held here on Saturday was largely attended. The following is the result of the election of officers of the Senior YPA of the Evangelical Church: president, Muriel Preeter; first vice-president, Pearl Wurtz; second vice-presi- dent, Margaret Lamont; third vice-president, Florence Hart- leib; f o u r t h vice-president, Mayme Lamont; treasurer, Earl Weido; organist, Mayme La- mont; librarians, Gordon Surer - us and George Hess. School report of Zurich Pub- lic School: room 2, junior III, Lloyd Hey, Herbert Neeb, Gor- don Rau, Anthony Mittleholtz; senior II, Newell Geiger, Lulu List Results Of Music Students The following pupils of Idella Gabel, ARCT, were successful in recent music examinations with Western Conservatory of Music. Grade 8 piano: honors, Mar- garet ilierner; honors, Peter Regier. Grade 6 piano: honors, Tom- my Robinson. Grade 5 piano: honors, Deb- bie McKinley. Grade 3 piano, honors, Dianne Miller. Grade 3 history: first-class honors Mary Ann Hayter. Grade 2 theory: first-class honors, Dorothy Wagner. Those trying Royal Conserva- tory examinations: grade 2 theory, first-class honors, Mar- garet McCann; honors, Rita Mc- Cann. 0 ZURICH 4-H GIRLS Local 4-H girls met at the home of Mrs. L. Prang. Marcie Merner read the minutes of the last meeting and Patricia Zim- mer was named rotating secre- tary. Roll call was "Where my an- cestors came from". Linda Webb and Dianne Clark demonstrated pizza and Debbie Merner and Carole Gingerich prepared cucumbers and yo- gurt. - OF_ YEARS GONE - BY - Albreacht, Gordon Schwalm, Marguerite Prang, Vernon Dav- idson, Raymond Fisher, Fred Davidson, Frieda Deichert, Gil- bert Ducharme, Kathleen Sie- mon; junior II, May Schwalm, Alvin Gascho, Idella Howald, Kenneth Koehler, Lizzie Lei - bold; part II, Lawrence Reich- ert. Garnet Walper, Torn Thiel, Elmore Leibold; first class, Martha Heideman, Luella Reich- ert, Leonard Prang, Evelyn Du- charme, Agnes Deitrich and Rose Albrecht. Miss M. A. La- mont, teacher. 40 Years Ago MARCH, 1927 Miss Webb, of London, is taking charge of the millinery department of J. C. Reid and Company's store in Dashwood Miss Webb comes highly rec- ommended and the ladies are invited to give her a call. With these nice, warm and balmy days one cannot help but think of the attractive and seasonable spring bonnets et Zurich Hat Shoppe. Let us show you our fine assortment of silks, straws and felts at popular prices that will suit everybody, Miss V. Siebert (advt.). Sons were born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Krueger and Mr. •and Mrs. Elmer Deters, both of Hay Township, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride, Stanley Township. The Chevrolet Motor Car Company of Oshawa had two representatives in Hensall dem- onstrating moving pictures. We carry a complete line of Ideal patterns in stock. No need waiting a week for a pat- tern as every pattern listed in our fashion book is here in all sizes at only 20c each. J. Gascho & Sons.—(Advt.), 25 Years Ago MARCH, 1942 The wedding was solemnized at Crediton United Church par sonage of Beatrice Gerber daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Gerber to Laverne Heywood, of Exeter. The couple will reside in Hay Township. Children of SS No. 10, Hay, under the direction of their teacher, Miss Esther Mclllwain, presented a patriotic concert which was well attended. NOTICE Due to increased costs, we, the under- signed Mechanical Contractors, find it nec- essary to establish a charge -out rate of $4.50 per hour, as of April 1st, 1967: Leo's Plumbing and Heating ZURICH Gingerich's Sales & Service Ltd. ZURICH O'Brien's Plumbing and Heating ZURICH Stade & Weido Hardware ZURICH Richard Bedard, Contractor RR 2, ZURICH Arnold Makins Plumbing, Heating BAYFIELD Fink Plumbing, Heating, Electric HENSALL W. J. Cameron Plumbing HENSALL Tieman's Hardware DASHWOOD L. Kleinstiver Plumbing, Heating DASHWOOD Hensall Public and Continua- tion Schools have been closed until March 9 on orders of Dr. R. G. Steer, medical officer of health, Two cases of scarlet fever are reported in the vil- lage. Master Billie Consitt, of Hills - green is very ill, and his many playmates wish him a speedy recovery, Restrictions on the use of hydro will effect advertising signs, all window shop display lighting and the use of all air heaters and electric grates. The auction sale of Nelson Masse was well attended. 15 Years Ago MARCH, 1952 Rev. C. M. Ealman, of the Dutch Reform Church, Exeter, was the speaker at the Dash- wood Men's Club meeting. Auction sales in the district are for James Rennie, Garnet Johns, Mrs. Ernest Keyes and Charles Thiel. The rains on Tuesday prac- tically licked the snow and ice, and the roads are bare and drying up. A flock of wild geese was seen flying over town. Napoleon Corriveau, of Arva, has purchased his father's con- crete equipment and will be available to the general public for that kind of work. Come in. See e "femineered" refrigerator color -keyed f o r your kitchen. — V. L. Becker. (advt.). 10 Years Ago MARCH, 1957 With this nice favorable weather, Gerald Gingerich is losing no time in excavating for his new place of business and dwelling. WSWS officers elected at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Dashwood were presi- dent, Mrs. Carl Oestreicher; vice-president, Mrs. Letta Tay- lor, Mrs. J. M. Tieman and Mrs. C. Snell; secretary, Mrs. Stew- art Wolfe; corresponding secre- tary, Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson. William Sytsna won first Cvw.w.r+ prize prize for public speaking at the Zurich Community Cen- tre last Friday evening during education week. He is a stu- dent at SS 12, Hay, where Don- ald O'Brien is the teacher. Auction sales in the district are for Harry Schaff, James Wawhinney, Gordon Love, Wil- liam and Jessie Pepper, Wesley Wein, Earl Dietrich and D Arcy Rathwell. McADAM'S TV Specializing in Home Entertainment For Expert Service to All Makes of Radio - Television - Record Players - Hi-Fi ANTENNA REPAIRS AND COLOR TV SERVICE Phone 236-4094 — Zurich General NOW WE • PLUMBING • ELECTRICAL Contracting ARE EQUIPPED TO SERVE YOU IN •. HEATING • WORK • ., ., . We will build your � N, - HOME • COTTAGE F -i1 — Bii. One contract will take care of your complete project r� i, A y1"----- _— -- � "iBARN Backhoe Service New Available ! Aluminum Doors and Windows STANDARD STOCK Only $35 SIZE DOORS Completely Instafled Richard Bedard DIAL 236-4679 ZURICH CINDY SAYS: SEND SOUR DONATION TODAY To the EASTER SEAL CAMPAIGN One-half of the monies contributed to the Easter Seal Campaign in this area, through your purchase of Eas- ter Seals, is used in this area to assist crippled and handicapped chilren. YOUR PURCHASE OF EASTER SEALS HAS PROVIDED CHILDREN THROUGHOUT THIS AREA WITH BRACES, SPECIAL SHOES, SPECIAL TREATMENT AND OTHER HOSPITAL EXPENSES. Your continued support will continue to assist children throughout this area. Won't you send in your donation today, while you are thinking of it. USE THE PINK ENVELOPE YOU RECEIVED IN THE MAIL! IIElP CRIPPLED CHILDREN PO AIDEnES ENFANTS INNHMES ro send it to: EASTER SEAL FUND c/o ROBERT WESTLAKE, Treasurer ZURICH, ONTARIO The Campaign throughout this area is conducted by the Zurich Lions Club .vwwswn44 121P CSIPPIN CHIlOKN tau I LS MATS IWINES 6.,