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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-01-30, Page 7FUN IN LEARNING—Helene Baillargeon, assist- ed by young actress Madeline Kronby and Susie the Mouse, introduces pre-schoolers to the French language through songs, stories and games on Chez Helene, pre- sented week -day mornings on the CBC -TV network. The popular 15- minute Montreal production is currently in its ninth season on Canadian television. 10 Years Ago JANUARY, 1959 Ross Love was elected as presi- dent of Hay Township Federation of Agriculture, and Elmer Hayter of Stanley Township group, when the organizations held a joint an- nual meeting and banquet in the Zurich Community •Centre. Rev. A. M. Amacher, of Zurich, attended the annual meeting of the Lord's Day Alliance Act, held in Toronto last Wednesday. Believed to be the oldest resi- dent of Zurich, William Rader cele- brated his 90th birthday recently. Hay Township reeve, V. L. Beck- er, was appointed chairman of the Huron County Home committee, at the sessions of county council held last week in Goderich. Ben Rathwell was elected chair- man of the Bayfield Cemetery Company, when the annual meet- ing of the group was held last Wednesday night. Ken Mittelholtz, Bob Merner and Edgar Steinbach left on Monday for Florida, where they plan on spending a couple of weeks vaca- tioning. AT N:MAIN :ICES Creamettes Macara► r i _ 2 boxes 27c loos Crown Tea Bags 79c TALL TINS Clover Leaf Pink Salmon 77c 11 -OZ. BOTTLE Heinz Tomato Ketchup • 25c Grapefruit _.1 O/69c LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET ZURICH se%iedllr�emeals to/ieae youL•r .t„t SCHNEIDER'S—GRADE "A"-3 to 4 LBS. FRYING CHICKEN lb® 39c SCHNEIDER'S CIHICKE;LEGS lb. 49c LOIN OR RIB PIn RK CLOPS or ROASTS _ Rh„ 79c CENTRE CUT P KC OS lb, 89c BUTT PORE C. OPS 169c HOME-MADE HEAD CHEESE AVAILABLE TE MEAT MARKET PHONE 236-4962 ZURICH N ry• Your Ontario Hospilal IflstlraflCe would like to hear from you before it's too late) When.you are newly wed the "family” Hospital Insurance premium must be paid to cover husband and wife. If you belong to a group notify your group without delay or if you'both pay premiums direct; notify H.LR.B. When you move to a new job you can keep insured by fol- lowing the instruc- tions on the Hospital Insurance "Certifi- cate of Payment Form 104" that your present employer is required to give you on leaving. When you turn 21 you are no longer covered by your parents' Hospital Insurance. You must take out individual membership within 30 days. Get your ap. plication form at a bank, or a hospital, or from H.I.R.B. When you have a new address notifyyour group. If you don't belong to a group, write H.I.R.B. Health Insurance Registration Boat, 2195 Yong Street, Toronto 7. Serving Ontario's Health Insurance nos. -- Last Friday morning we received a semi -trailer load of Beatty Appliances i THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1969 Z(,IRICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE SEVEN 50 Years Ago JANUARY, 1919 Mr. E. Appel is having his store in Zurich wired for hydro service, which should prove to be of great benefit to him, Ward Fritz, Lloyd O'Brien and Lennis Calfas left Zurich for Kitchener last week, where all three have secured employment. At the annual meeting of the Zurich Agricultural Society, E. F. Klopp was elected as president, with vice-presidents being Casper Waiper and J. Decker, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. William Rader and daughter, of the 15th concession, Hay, have moved into their fine home in the village of Zurich. George Douglas has sold his flour, feed and coal business in Hensall to Robert J. Paterson, a mile south of Hensall, who takes owiing Scores ZURICH LADIES' BOWLING January 20 Bluebells, P. Lemmon _ 526 0 24 Dom'aires, T. Theil ____ 553 2 37 Greer/horns, M. Bedard_ 521 0 33 Happy Gals, G. Rader _ 530 0 51 H. Legionaires, I. Reid _ 603 7 62 Leftovers, D. Rood ____ 625 5 90 Nighthawks, B. Oke ___ 693 5 102 Packers, L. Rader 690 7 108 Scamps, E. Schroeder _ 536 0 22 Stariites, P. Schroeder _ 602 7 108 Sundowners, M. Laporte 684 7 61 Ups & Downs, S. Braid _ 609 2 58 H. single: Joan Turkheim ___ 306 H. triple: Frances Gibson ___ 795 IL average: Irene Frayne ___ 199 ,F * ZURICH MIXED LEAGUE January 17 H. Loses, H. Desjardine_ 488 Strikers, J. Hamilton ___ 672 BW Flyers, L. Meidinger 572 Dixie 0, D. Jackson __ '745 H. Dogs, J. P. Rau ____ 670 T. Cats, 0. Schwartzen'ber 547 Itchy Six, H. McEwan __ 872 H. Hornets, B. Smith __ 651 Ladies H, single: H. McEwan __— H. triple: H. McEwan H. average: H. McEwan Men H. single: B. Bedour H. triple: B. Bedour H. average: J. P. Rau * 'I' SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE January 23 Seldom Wins, D. Geiger _ Hawkeyes, C. Geiger Hi Hopes, I. Frayne Varieties, H. Finkbeiner_ Wh'rwills, L. Sararas Ramblers. Alice Thiel _.. 2 15 5 55 0 60 7 93 7 89 0 40 7 82 0 70 330 872 208 360 828 219 517 0 55 641 7 90 604 0 68 625 7 76 609 2 22 580 5 46 H. single: Irene Frayne ____ 335 H. triple: L. Willert 798 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION R r novations and Repairs • ROOFING • Asphalt and Metal PAPER HANGING and PAINTING Mahlon Martin PHONE 236.4808 - OF- YEARS GONE - BY- possession in a month. T. IClumpp, of Dashwood, is mak- ing good use of his car these days. He is using it to drive the circular saw, to cut wood. 40 Years Ag JANUARY, 1929 An interesting matrimonial event took place at the Lutheran parson- age, Zurich, last Thursday evening, when Irene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Decker, Jr., of the Goshen Line, became the bride of Theodore Steinbach, son of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Steinbach, of Zurich. The vital statistics for Hay Town- ship for the year 1928, just con- cluded, are, births, 60; deaths, 26, and marriages, 17. Dan Gascho, the popular delivery man for the Haist Bakery, in Zur- ich, is sporting a fine new Ford delivery rig, 'which is indeed a nifty outfit. Menno .Desch has accepted a position as a sales clerk in the general store of T. L. Wurm, in Zurich. The Hensall firemen held their annual meeting last week, at which time they elected Charles Moore, as chief of their brigade. 25 Years Ago JANUARY, 1944 Bert Klopp was elected as presi dent of the Hay Federation of Agriculture when the annual meet- ing was held in the Hay Township Hall, Zurich. Ralph Krueger and Ken Parke won prizes for speed skating at the ' big skating carnival held in Zurich, sponsored by the Red Cross. Delores Klopp and Joyce Mousseau won the speed contests for girls. Sgt. Charles Hay, who is on the police force in the Armed Forces, has returned to duty at an eastern point after spending a leave at the home of his parents in Zurich. Mrs. William -Chapman, of Hay Township, has taken up residence in Hensall and is getting nicely settled in her new location. At the annual meeting of the Varna branch of the Red Cross Society, it was pointed out that receipts last year totalled almost $2,000. 15 Years Ago JANUARY, 1954 On Tuesday night in the Sea - forth Arena, the Zurich Flyers beat Hensall (made up of mostly Seaforth players) by a score of 7-4. They have one more game to play before the playoffs begin. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston are moving today into the large spacious home they recently pur- chased from Dr. T. Keast, of Sarnia. Mr. Johnston will operate his bar- ber shop in the front part of the buildings. Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Coxon spent last week at East Lansing, where the former attended the annual conference for veterinarians. William Decker, of Hay Town- ship, was elected president of the South Huron Agricultural Society, at the annual meeting held in Hensall. Lorne E. Elder, a native of Hen- sall, has been oppointed chief en- gineer and works manager of the Wallace Barnes Company, in Ham- ilton. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Erratt, of Staney Township, accombanied by Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride, left on a trip to Florida, where they will spend about one month vaca- tioning. DIAMONDS SEE THE LARGE SELECTION Clinton Walkerton Seaforth BEATTY RANGES as aslow t 1 49. BEATTY WRINGER WASHERS as alosw 1J 19. BEATTY AUTOMATIC WASHERS asalso d $239. BEATTY SPIN DRYERS Special i 0 9 At Only A BEATTY AUTOMATIC D ''YERS as lt( asow7 1IIP°° BEATTY DEEP FREEZERS as low $1119. as BUY NOW AND SAVE I GIN 1 .5 LTD Aro in now while the selection is at it's best --- and pick up the * FURNITURE and APPLIANCES • buy of a lifetime! • CLINTON ZURICH SEAFORTH velowinewrommeneursorserairimmemi