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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1967
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50 Years Ago
MAY, 1917
;soars are working at the
new dwelling which 1?. C. Kalb-
fle eh is having erected for
himself.
The new ceiling in the Luth-
eran Church has been 'com-
pleted. It is built of Georgia
pine and presents a fine appear -
ane. 1-l. 11. Little had the con-
tr.et of staining and varnish -
ng it.
E. uesch, tonsoral artist, has
installed an electric massage
and hair apparatus in his barber
shop. Elmer believes in keep-
ing up with the times.
Two smashups occurred re-
cently just west of Zurich. On
Saturday night, the auto driven
by H. Walters and the rig driv-
en by H. Schoch come together
on the Zurich road with the re-
sult that the Tatter's buggy was
badly wrecked. Schoch's horse
ran away and was captured the
next morning near the Evan-
gelical church shed. Philip
Masse, wife and children were
returning home and in some
way a collision took place be-
tween his buggy and an auto
owned by Peter Mclssac, Dash-
wood. Both auto and righ were
precipitated into the ditch, the
auto landing on top of the bug-
gy, Luckily, all escaped injury
although the buggy was a wreck
and the auto also was badly
damaged.
40 Years Ago
MAY, 1927
I)r. A. J. MacKinnon last
week received his new Buick
coach for which he had given
his order some time ago.
While this is a marvelous age
of smooth running automobiles,
yet we must admit this Buick
slides over the road just a little
softer than most of the recent
new makes of cars.
George Hess, our local car-
riage and auto top repairer and
painter, has reduced the size of
the buildings around his shop.
The large storehouse at the
west end of the lot has been
reduced to about half the size
and the lean-to at the south
end, formerly known as the en-
gine and boiler room, has been
taken away.
The beautiful showers of
rain for part •of the week has
indeed put things right in line
for a bumper crop. Some think
it rained too much but we must
remember it's the May rains
When you think of interior
Painting, be sure to ask for
the best,
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TIME TO THINK OF YOUR
Seed Requirements
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Long -Term Mixtures now
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HAY PASTURE MIXES
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DIAL 236-4921 — ZURICH
"THE STORE WITH THE STOCK"
STRONG HEALTHY PULLETS
rip roarin' and ready to lay
The best way to grow a strong healthy- pullet
is through a SHUR-GAIN Feeding Program.
Get your pullets into top laying condition by 22
weeks by using SHUR-GAIN Proven Feeds and
Feeding Methods that have been farm -tested at
the SHUR-GAIN Research Farm.
Now is the time to start to make a winning team
out of your replacement flock. Drop in today so
we can discuss the SHUR-GAIN Pullet Feeding
Program that will do the best job for you.
DEiTZ and SON
DIAL 236.4951
ZURICH
bed tiel�ecs
Rest Horne W.A.
Hear Address By
Huronview M. D,
At the regular monthly meet-
ing of the Women's Auxiliary
to the Blue Water Rest Home,
three Zurich girls provided
musical entertainment. lar.
Jena Rader and Ru•thaune
Fleisehauer sang two duets, ac-
companied at the piano by Carol
Gascho.
Special guest speaker was
Dr. J, C. Ross, Goderich, Huron -
view physician,
A social hour and refresh-
ments followed.
PRESENTS TROPHIES — Alvin
Rau, RR 2, Zurich, Grand Knight of
the Father Stephen Eckert Council,
is shown here as he presents trophies
to the captains of the winning teams
in a recent hockey tournament be-
tween schools from Mount Carmel, St.
Columban, Dublin and Seaforth. Cen-
tre is Brian Lane, of the junior
champs from St, Columban, and right
is Larry McCann, of the senior champs
from Mount Carmel. (Photo by Philips)
and the warm sunshine that
gives the farmers their barns
full of hay as well as other
crops. So be satisfied,
25 Years Ago
MAY, 1942
Ken Breakey, Lorne and
Lloyd Klopp, Albert Deichert,
Earl Flaxbard and Stan Smith
all spent a pleasant outing at
the Hess' cottage in the Pinery
on Sunday.
Reeve Shaddick, of Hensall,
noted that women in the village
wanted to store salvage matter
in the shed at the rear of the
town hall.
Ground has been broken on
a new army camp grounds near
Ipperwash Beach. The Shaw
Construction Company has com-
menced work on the construc-
tion of storehouses and main
buildings, and it is expected
that the job will be rushed to
completion. The road leading
from the Blue Water Highway
has been scraped and gradelled
and there are unconfirmed re-
ports that branch railway track
will be laid to the camp from
the CNR line.
15 Years Ago
MAY, 1952
We have had a very dusty
village the past few weeks with-
out any prevention, the dirt
blows freely with the slightest
of breezes, or cars and trucks
passing over the roads stir up
an awful dust. With more
permanent pavements laid or
the usual dust prevention earl-
ier in the season, these nuis-
ances would be eliminated.
Thieves took over $200 from
performers of the Huronia Male
Chorus HMS Pinafore when they
presented the show for the
third time in Exeter Friday
night. The money was stolen
from the clothes of the men
after they had changed into
costume. The clothes were in
a classroom at the high school.
The old shallow well in the
local fire hall, which has helped
out many a time, is no more.
It is now filled up with earth.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Merner
Jr., who have been living in the
residence recently purchased
by James Rannie, have moved
their effects in •one of Ivan
Willer't's apartments. Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Schilbe have moved
from the former Thiel apart-
ment to the other Willert apart-
ment. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Black
are occupying the apartment
vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Schil-
be, moving here from Dresden.
10 Years Ago
MAY, 1957
After the numerous cold and
frosty nights the past week, it
has turned more seasonable this
week with bright sunny days
and nice warm-up •during the
daytime to about 70 degrees.
Those cold winds from the
north last week really are some-
thing to remember.
The new Gingerieh block
which is being erected is mak-
ing nice progress. They are
about ready now to put up the
upper story.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert Datars,
of Hamilton, and Mrs. V. Dedels
of Kitchener, were week -end
guests here, attending the wed-
ding of their niece, Miss Sheila
Sehilbe, to John Teevins on Sat-
urday afternoon in St, Peter's
Lutheran Church, HENSALL
Your Liberal candidate in
Huron is Andrew Y. McLean. immtammilima
Huron County
Crop Report
A considerable acreage of
cereal grains have been planted
in Huron County. Some early
seeded grains are beginning to
"green up".
Planting of corn is general
although cool, damp weather
continues to Hamper seeding
operations.
Frosty nights have hurt le-
gumes and held back the growth
of forages in some areas.
Some beef cattle •are being
turned out to pasture for the
season.
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ZIJRICH PUBLIC SCHOOL —
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 •a.m.—For Zurich and Hay Township
children attending the Zurich Public School.
HENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL —
1:15 p.m. to 2:45 p.m.—Hensall village children,
2:45 p.m. to 4:00 p,m.—Hay Township children attending
the Hensall Public School.
All children from Concession 6 and 7 (Parr Line) and west
to the west limits of Hay Township will register at the
Zurich Public School.
The remainder of the school area will register at the
Hensall Public School.
Children eligible for Kindergarten Registration must be
five years old on or before December 31, 1967.
Parents should bring proof of age and immunization records.
The present kindergarten classes will be open for inspec-
tion by parents or guardians registering children.
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