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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1968-05-02, Page 6available through the Canada Manpower Centre. Providing minimtun conditions of employ- ment are met, the cost of trans- portation for these workers is usually paid for by the govern- ment. As the season progresses, the 4 demand for workers increase& and it usually becomes more difficult to recruit sufficient help, particularly during the harvest period. Mr. Jutras stated that in order to assist his office in its all-out effort to meet the needs of area farmers, it is most im- portant that employers engaged do agriculture list their man- power requirements now with the Canada Manpower Centre at 35 East Street, Goderich. 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. Our Pleasure Is Serving You We Specialize in Steaks, Chicken, Fish ! SEE THE STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS ON COLOR TELEVISION (Courtesy of McAdam's TV — Zurich) Drop in to the Alpine Room any night during one of the Playoff Games, and see the action in real, live color. DomniI?n Hotel Your Hosts — Marg and Ross Johnston DIAL 236.4371 — ZURICH 1 1 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. SHUR•GAIN M. DEI . 236-4951 poultry feeds SOI ZURICH PAGE SIX ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 2 1965 50 Years Ago MAY, 1918 Parties who would like to use Basic Slag on their bean or corn land can secure the same at nay farm. Only a limited quantity on hand. — Jos. Rau, ]Drysdale—(advt.). Sapper Roy Geiger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Geiger of this village, arrived home from overseas on Monday evening on leave. The price of potatoes in Zur- ich has dropped to $1 per bag. At this price they will be hailed as the one article that will re- duce the cost of high living. Registration on manpower is expected to be completed in June. Said grandfather: Can't say that the world is getting a bit smarter. My grandson asked me the same silly question his father asked when he was his age. 40 Years go May, 1928 Don't miss the Smith's Creole Troubadours of Chicago at the Town Hall, Zurich. A real, old- time Darkey show. Admission: 47 cents for adults: children, 25 cents. The thirteenth annual power bill for the local Zurich Hydro System shows a surplus to the credit of the system of $1,223.59. Misses Vera Kalbfleisch and Martha Heideman sang a duet at the recent Lutheran Leaguers meeting. Mr. Robert Hayter. Dash- wood, is all smiles this week owing to the arrival of a young son. H. W. Brokenshire reports that Norman Wolper of senior IV earned 78 per cent on his recent examinations. -OF - YEARS GONE BY - 25 Years Ago MAY, 1943 The marriage book place in Zurich on Good Friday after- noon, April 23, of Miss Norma Eugene Paisley, Stouffvllle, to William A. Siebert, of Zurich. Mrs. Cler. Hoffman is reliev- ing at the post office owing to the absence of her brother, W. A. Siebert, who is away on a wedding trip. Miss Doris and Josephine Jeffrey, of Detroit, spent Sun- day in Beavertown with rela- tives. A patriotic mass meeting is making a tour of the area. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shipley, of Hyde Park, wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Dorothy Isabel, to Petty Officer Harold Stade, RCN, only son of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stade, Zurich. Wedding to take place the end of May. 15 Years Ago MAY, 1954 Engagements announced: Dorothy Jean Walter to Maurice Henry Finkbeiner; Mae Ingold Smith, BA, to Patrick J. Cun- ningham, of South Porcupine. The Dashwood Planing Mill announce the opening of their new modern warehouse across the road from their present mill situation. Alma Genttner, of Dashwood, won the marshmallow contest at the Girls' Night Out dinner in Zurich. Mr. and idrs. Aaron Weber, of Sebringville, former residents of the Zurich district, were honored on their golden wed- ding anniversary. A piano duet was played by Miss Marlene Wagner and Miss Marilyn Haberer at the recent Huron Farmers Needing Laborers Should Register With ""Manpower" "All-out efforts to meet the manpower needs of farmers in Huron County will again be made this year," according to C. M. Jutras, manager of the Canada Manpower Centre at Goderich. Last year '75 workers recruit- ed locally were placed on farms across the county between the months of May and September. In addition, some 35 farm work- ers were brought in from other parts of Ontario and from the Maritimes during harvest time. In an effort to meet seasonal requirements adequately, ar- rangements are again being made to supplement the farm labor force in Huron County by bringing in a number of work- ers from Eastern Canada. Many local and area farmers have come to rely on labor from the Maritime provinces made recital in the Community Cen- tre. 10 Years Ago MAY, 1958 Primier Leslie Frost is corn- ing to Huron on May 8. Bluewater Danceland will have its official opening on Fri- day night. There are approxi- mately 2600 square feet of danc- ing area. J. J. Wintermeyer will be at the Zurich Community Centre on Friday evening. John Skaar, St. Joseph, form- erly of Centralia, has recently* been promoted as the manager of Highland Golf Club, London. Keith Westlake and Harvey Hohner delivered a concrete vault to Bracebridge last week. Leroy O'Brien, proprietor of O'Brien P r o d u c e, announces that commencing May 12 they will be in a position to pick up milk from the farmers through- out the district. The $3400 left from the Zur- ich Centennial is to be spent in the development of the new community park to the east of the arena. answer your neighbour's call and GIVE to the Canadian Cancer Society Objective f it Is $20,000 T ZURICH CANVASS ER MONDAY NIGHT, MAY 6 111 a ofieck-up mut t n dcheque SID A VA A' 9CEI FI SOCf art aramactantiamegamatammemeramarannamememetwoulumw 8 P.M. Conducted by Members of Zurich Lions Cllub If you are missed on Monday night, you may still leave our donation at the Bank of Montreal. Support the HURON UNIT of the CANAs IAN CANCER SOCIETY rY 'FTeS MINIEWINEBEEMBEICets HOODED MOTORIZED 248' BAR - 13.Q GRILL Q4" plated grill with handles. 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