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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1967
Former Resident
Runs Election In
Toronto Riding
A. former resident of this dis-
trict( Harold Koehler, is a New
Democratic Party candidate in
Police Report
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dent on No. 2 county road,
south of Zurich, The ear went
off the road and into the ditch.
Damage was estimated at $750.
Provincial Constable H. J.
Beyer investigated.
On Friday evening, Septem-
ber 29, a car owned by John R.
Corbett, of RR 1, Exeter, was
backed into at the Zurich Bowl-
FAL
ing Alley parking lot. The Gar-
bett car was parked at the time.
Damage was estimated at $50.
Provincial Constable P. L. Gif-
fin is investigating.
On Saturday, September 30,
at 9:30 p.m,, cars operated 14'
Steven J. Callahan, of Sarnia,
and Donald A. Clarke, of RR 3,
Zurich, collided on No. 83 High-
way, east of Dashwood. Darn -
age was estimated at $565.
Provincial Constable D. A. La-
mont investigated.
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a Toronto area riding, for the
provincial election on October
17. Mr. Koehler is a son of
Mrs. Nancy Koehler, Zurich.
Following is a story appear-
ing in a Toronto area news-
paper regarding the candidacy
of Mr. Koehler:
"Armourdale New Democrats
promise to make this campaign
an interesting one.
"Their candidate, Har o 1 d
Koehler, has already canvassed
5,000 homes before the election
was called. The first leaflet
had been ready for months
and thousands of signs were
printed and waiting. Within
hours of the election call a com-
mittee room was rented and
over 90 veteran workers were
in action canvassing and doing
the various jobs that an elec-
tion campaign involves.
"Koehler, a 42 -year-old nu-
clear physicist, is chief test en-
giner, Orenda Ltd., internation-
al consultant to governments
and industry. His experience
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A HISTORY OF TELEPHONE — One of the
most interesting floats entered in the parade at the
Zurich Fall Fair last week was the display of tele-
phones by the Hay Municipal System. The display
was made up of telephones from the early days
through to the present styles, and also showed an
old-fashioned switchboard. At the rear of the float,
posing as telephone operators are Susan Oesch and
Dorothy Wagner, while Linda Stade, in centennial
costume, portrays the role of an operator in the
early 1900s.
(Citizens News Photo)
DASHWOOD and DISTRICT
Mrs. Howard Klumpp was the
guest speaker at Elimville Unit-
ed Church, Wednesday, Septem-
ber 27, speaking to the United
Church Women on the Chil-
dren's Aid.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Genttner
spent the week -end at WaIker-
ton with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Genttner.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schenk
and family spent Sunday at
Walkerton with Mr, M. W.
Schenk and with Mrs. Schenk,
who is a patient in Walkedton
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Boyle and
family spent Sunday with Mr.
in public service has included
national chairmanship of the
African Students Foundation
executive member of North
York Planning Council, board
member of his church and in-
volvement in professional and
employee associations.
"Harold and his wife Dorothy
reside at 261 Yonge Boulevard
in Armourdale riding, with their
son Norman, daughter Susan,
and their oldest daughter Mar-
lene. who has just returned
from a year of study at the
University of Ghana."
and Mrs. William Grey, of Mt.
Clemens.
A number from Dashwood
WI attended the fall rally at
Crediton on Monday.
Mr. Glen Haugh, of Solana
Beach, California, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Haugh, recently
Mr. and Mrs. James Hayter
were visitors at Expo 67 last
week.
Mr and Mrs. Gerald Wolfe,
Vernon and Evelyn and Mrs.
George Filsinger, of Clifford,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Ooestreicher and family.
Mrs. Louis Wolfe, who spent
the week her, returned home
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ford and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ford, of
Bolton, were Expo visitors.
Mrs. Fred Miller, Brenda and
Charlotte, of Zion, spent Tues
day with Mrs. Irvin Rader.
Victor Tyler
Victor Tyler, 61, passed away
at South Huron Hospital, Exe
ter, Wednesday, September 27
He had been in failing health
for some time.
He is survived by his wife
the former Adeline Fleischauer
three daughters, (Bernice) Mrs
Gordon Weiberg, of Waterloo;
NOTICE OF HOLDING
AN
ADVANCE POLL
Notice is hereby given that a Poll for the Electoral District of
Huron will be open On
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
the 12th, 13th and 14th Days of October, 1967
From 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., and from 7 p.rn. until Id p.m, (EST)
THE POLLING PLACES FOR THE SAID ELECTORAL
DISTRICT WILL BE LOCATED IN
Gi DERICH TOWN HALL CLINTON TOWN HALL
SEAFORTH DICK HOUSE EXETER TOWN HALL
For the purpose of receiving the votes of voters who expect
on the day fixed for polling to be absent from and unable to
vote in the Polling Subdivisions for which their names appear
on the Lists.
The Ballot Boxes will be opened and the votes counted at
at 7 p.m. on the 17th day of October, at the said places:
Goderich Town Hall; Seaforth Dick House; Clinton Town
Hall; Exeter Town Hall,
bated at Seaforth this 25th day of September, 1967
Russell. tioiton,
Retur'riirig Officer.
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(Mona) Mrs. Percy Watson, Lon-
don; (Marion) Mrs. John Mac-
Donald, Dashwood; three sons,
Gerald, Carl and Douglas, of
Dashwood.
The funeral was held from
the T. Harry Hoffman funeral
home Saturday, with Rev. E. E.
Steinman in targe, Burial was
made in Dashwood Lutheran
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Emil and
Alex Baker, Fred Keller, Larry
Baynham, Bernie Nauss and
Elmer Desch.
Men's Club
The Dashwood Men's Club
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held their organizational meet-
ing for the .coming season with
the following officers elected:
president, Jack Gaiser; vice-
presidents, Joe Dietrich, Hubert
Miller, Ralph Weber; secretary,
Harry Hayter; attendance com-
mittee, chairman Lorne Becker,
Ron Merner, Harold Finkbeiner;
finance committee, chairman,
Paul Watson, Victor Hartman,
Emil Becker; program commit-
tee, chairman, Ken Baker, Ervin
Devine, Alvin Walper, Charles
Martene, Donald Bender.
The club is planning a fowl
supper for October 25.
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Keep a Good Man Working For Huron -- And For Ontario
Progress has a price tag
As Treasurer of Ontario, Charlie MacNaughton
bears the responsibility to continue this Prov-
inces sound financial management. Here are
his comments:
"All of us are proud of the progress Ontario
has made under the positive programs of the
Robarts Government. We are proud, too, that
Huron riding is sharing in these achievements."
"But we must remember that there is a price
tag associated with progress and we must keep
our taxes at a sensible level."
"It's time to put the lid on taxes, to keep them
in check, to maintain a realistic level which
reflects the income of our people."
This is the responsible view of a senior mem-
ber of the Robarts Government — a man who
champions the common sense outlook of the
people of Huron.
Re-elect Charlie
MAcNAUCHTON
A strong voice for Huron on the Robarts team
OCT. 17 -- YOUR DATE WITH PROGRESS
You are invited to hear
The Hon..James C, Auld The Hon. Charles MacNaughton
Minister of Tourism and Information
Treasurer of Ontario
Friday, Oct. 13, 8:30 gems Ha rMour loe te Inn, Goderich
Published by the Huron Riding Progressive Conservative Association