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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-10-05, Page 71i THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1967 Celebrate Anniversary at Rest Home On Monday, October 2, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker cele- brated their 60th wedding anni- versary. Mrs. Baker was the former Louisa Squire, daughter sof the late George and Louisa Squire, and was born in Tuck- ersm.ith Township 86 years ago. Mir. Baker was the son of the late William and Maryann Baker, and was born at Lion's Mead, Bruce County, 86 years ago. They were married 60 years ago at the home of the bride's parents in Blanchard Township. Mr. and Mrs. Baker moved to Lion'•r Head after their mar- riage, where they farmed for five years. Then they farmed in Blanchard Township until 1950 when they retired to Gran - ion where they resided until about a month ago, when they moved to the Blue Water Rest Home in Zurich. Both Mr. and Mrs. Baker are faithful members of the United Church, which they always at- tended as long as their health permitted, Mr. Baker is an honorary member of the session of the Granton United Church, and both attribute their long and 'iiapp y life together to their Christian upbringing and con- cern for the welfare of their family. 1\4,r. and Mrs. Baker have a family of one daughter and two sons: Pearl, (Mrs. John Bryan), Edgar and Mervin, all of the Granton area. Mrs. Baker has three sisters and two brothers, and Mr. Baker has one sister Brownie's DRIVE-IN Theatre — Clinton Box Office Opens at 8:00 FRIDAY and SATURDAY OCTOBER 6 and 7 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "MADAME X" Showing at 8:30 Only Lana Turner, John Forsythe In Color — Plus "BLINDFOLD" Showing at 10:15 Only Rock Hudson, Claudia Cardinale In Color Cartoon Sunday Midnite OCTOBER 8 —, DOUBLE FEATURE — "DRACULA -- PRINCE OF DARKNESS" (Adult Entertainment) CHRISTOPHER LEE In Color— Plus "Plague of the Zombies" (Adult Entertainment) Andre Morelli Color Cartoon Coming Next Week -end: "BOEING BOEING" (Adult Entertainment) and ".BEACH BALL' and two brothers. They have two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Among the many congratula- tory messages received was a scroll from the Hon. John Ro- barts, Prime Minister of On- tario, and a telegram from the Hon. Charles and Mrs. Mac - Naughton, Huron MLA. 0 ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE September 25 St'lites, D. Finkb'ner 657 5 17 Aces, R. Hamilton __ 610 5 15 Packers, E. Weido _._ 547 7 14 D'aires, T. Stark 633 5 13 U & Downs, S. Braid_ 596 0 10 H. Gals, E. Smale _. 539 7 9 Scamps, D. Browning 652 2 8 S'do'ner, F. Denomme 558 2 4 L. Strikes, I. Davis _ 459 0 4 N Hawks, Dot Hess _ 641 2 4 H single: Jean Schroeder__ 305 H triple: Jean• Schroeder__ 670 H average: Elaine Deters__. 204 ZURICH CITIZENWS NEWS PAGE SEVEN News of Dashwood District (MRS. E, H. RADER, Correspondent? On Saturday evening last vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ducharme of this highway were from Detroit: Mrs. Peter Masse, in her com- pany was Mrs. Fred Wagner and slaughter May Beth, also Miss Jusline Shoemaker, also from Detroit, They spent a couple of days in Mrs. Masse's home in the nearby St, Joseph. They left Sunday afternoon for their Detroit homes. Also at the Ducharme home on Sunch y last were from Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Hart- man and family. They were accompanied by Mrs. Theresa Hartman, Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Sopha of this highway were Sunday last visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Turnbull in the Dashwood dis- trict. There were not too many campers the past week in their cottages along the lake. The weather this passing summer has been disagreeable for those who had planned to spend some of their vacation as in years gone by. Let them forget this year and hope all is good for another year. On Thursday last callers at the home of yours truly and Mrs. Ducharme were from Utica, Michigan, Mrs. Guido Saltarelli and a neighbor lady, Mrs. Ida Bochener, Coming through Courtright they picked up Mr. Charles Bedard, father of Mrs. Saltarelli, formerly Antionette Bedard, a native of Courtright. While here they called on other relatives and friends, Mr. Be- dard being a native of this par- ish. Twenty-three years ago when Mrs. Saltarelli, known then as Antoinette Bedard, vis- ited the Ducharmes with a girl friend from Detroit, and it be- ing in harvest time and when grain was newly threshed some- thing new to the Detroit visitors accompanied by one of the Du- charme boys. Like all teenagers would do for sport they began to tramp on the loose straw SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE H Hopes, L. Gascho _ 475 0 0 V'ities, H. F'kbeiner 592 7 7 Ramblers, C Deichert 573 5 5 W'p'wills, M. Rau __ 493 2 2 H'keyes, C. Geiger _ 653 5 5 S. Wins, D. Geiger _ 619 2 2 H single: Delbert Geiger__ 246 H triple: Claire Geiger ___ 653 stack, sometimes nearly sinking over their heads, enjoying them- selves to their hearts content and finally to top off their little prank they had snapshots taken of the trio in different positions on the straw stack. The recent visit of Mrs. Saltarelli and her company renewed many sweet memories of those many years gone by. Their visit to the Du- charmes was much welcomed and looking forward for a fu- ture one. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corriveau were from Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Masse, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Dumont and son, also from Goderich and Miss Mary Ann Wild, of the Dashwood district. Mrs. Celima Bedard of this neighborhood, in company with Mr. and Mrs. George Kuschet, motored to Kitchener on Sun- day to spend a few days with the Kuschet family. Good Weather Needed At time of writing, the be- ginning of the first week of Oc- tober, the weather is perfect for the farmers, dry and warm. Farmers are looking for that and each day at this time of year counts and each one could bring to farmers that many could not survive it, The young farmers especially, and who knows perhaps the older farm- ers putting up a high front in society would be the first one to feel the loss. This present week, the first one in the month of October, will perhaps tell the tale for the harvesting of their bean crop. Should all of the week be nice and free from rain or broken weather to cause delay, many fields would he pulled and threshed and perhaps with little damage to the crops. Should it be otherwise, a few wet days could cause much damage to their crops. Many farmers put their trust in their bean crop for planned projects and should they fail the project would have to be shelved. Farmers are not mas- ters of their industry which means he must be in the rut before anyone will come to his assistance, and that when he is clown and out. Let us hope the weather will be favorable for them for the time it will take to harvest their bean crop. SEE THE ALL-NEW 196 LAUNDRY LINE FRIGIDAIRE NOW IN STOCK HERE! • Win g eW COME IN AND SEE THEM, NOW! We are clearing out the last of the 1967 Models at greatly Reduced Prices Including a Demonstrator Pair -- at a greatly Reduced Price GINGERIC Clinton Taatawnemwerzeresetweraum Sales & Service Ltd. DIAL 2364351 -- ZURICH ZURICH f S Seaforth osermesesseenzasewasstaccessenewneemelesemesteeteseenee • Elect Officers For Cancer Unit Harvey C. Johnston, of Clin- ton, was re-elected president of the Huron County unit of the Canadian Cancer Society during the annual meeting. Maitland Edgar, 1967 cam- paign chairman, announced 105 per cent of the unit's $19,000 target this year has been achieved, The unit last year raised $13,780 of its $19,000 goal. Other officers: vice-president, Jahn Penner; secretary, Mrs, John Mackay; treasurer. Ken- neth Flett; campaign chairman, Mr. Edgar; maintenance and nominations, Mrs. Frank Fing- land; publicity, Laurie Colqu- houn; service to patients, Mrs. Lorne Salzman; memorial fund treasurer, Mrs. A. J. McMurray; transportation, Miss Esther Jam- ieson. All are from Clinton. Education chairman is Mrs. Jo- seph McConnell, Seaforth. Dr. Paul, Walden, Clinton, is medi- 1 cal adviser, Mrs. Douglas Bartliff, of Clin- ton, former service to patients convener, was named chairman of the nine Huronia district units. Petroleums Limited Gasoline • Diesel HEATING OILS Valvoline and Veedol Motor Oil and Greases "Go With Arrow" AGENT: ROBERT N. McKINLEY Dial 236-4830 — ZURICH A Complete Service On BODY SHOP REPAIRS --REFINISHING TOWING SERVICE • FREE ESTIMATES Bob Forrester, Proprietor Dial 236-4959 (At Rear of Taylor Motors Garage) FOR ENJOYMENT IN EATING OUT. Take Your Family Out For a Wonderful Meal Nothing makes a family happier than sitting down to a fine meal in our dining room. We offer a choice of delicious food amidst a pleasant dining atmosphere. 4 Our Pleasure Is Serving You We Specialize in Steaks, Chicken, Fish ! 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Your Progressive Conservative government has achieved a remarkable record in the past four years: • New Farm Income Committee • Agriculture Research Institute • Crop Insurance at favorable rates • New Capital Farm Grants • OMSIP and 9,000 new hospital beds • 368,000 new jobs • 4,000 miles of new or rebuilt highways • Municipal tax relief • Air and Water Pollution laws • 98 Provincial Parks for 10,000,000 visitors • 3,000 new schools or major additions • School grants increased 600aj•' • $500,000 local industry development loans • Confederation of Tomorrow Conference Good government. , , the Robarts government.. , deserves your support on October 17th. Support the Robarts Government S KEEP A GOOD MAN WORKING FOR HURON ! CH LAE MacWiGiITON X