HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-09-23, Page 33THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1971 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 13
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50 Years Ago
The early risers on Tuesday
mroning witnessed the first
snowfall of the season.
At the UFO convention held
in Hensall on Wednesday, Mr.
Black was picked as the candid-
ate to represent the party at the
federal election coming off on
December 7.
Bread has dropped from 12
cents a loaf to 10 cents a loaf
in Exeter, and some of the
other villages around the area.
Ray McArtur, of Hensall, is
carrying his arm in a sling, the
result of a very painful accid-
ent. On Thursday last, while
he was working under a car,
the motor was started and his
arm was caught in the machine
and badly torn.
A. Hicks, MPP for South
Huron, fell off a load of corn
and dislocated two of his fingers
On Monday last, Archie
Rowcliffe, on the London Road,
drew in the first sugar beets for
the area, and they were a good
sample, nice and clean.
40 Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Jacobe,
Mrs. L. Pfile and Miss Pearl
Pfile paid their last respects
to the remains of the late Mrs.
Durst, at Auburn on Tuesday
morning.
A team of ten local horseshoe
tossers motored to the Muncey
Indian reserve on Wednesday,
where that reserve had it's
annual fall fair, and the
rules call for teams of ten of
each district represented, and
we feel our boys will make a
good showing of themselves.
Susannah Dietz, beloved wife
of Edward A. Axt, was born
June 15, 1858 on the Bronson
Line, Hay Township, and died
at her home in Zurich on Sept-
ember 29, 1931, aged '73 years,
3 months and 14 flays.
Some of the villagers were
somewnat disturbed from their
sleep early Wednesday morning
when some of the all -night -
session boys sang their "Sweet
Adeline" and "Won't go Home
till Morning" and "We are
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YEARS GONE
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Jolly Good Fellows" around four
a, m. However, fall fair comes
just once in a year, and if on
this occasion a few will indulge
in drinking things that are strong
er that "water, " we suppose we
must overlook it and hope for
the best,
25 Years Ago
Six Angus cattle, shown at
the Zurich Fall Fair by Bert
Klopp, gained six first prizes
for him. In the poultry divis-
ion, Jacob Battler was outstand-
ing with 48 firsts and three sec-
onds.
Joseph Brenner, of the third
generation of a family operat-
ing the Brenner Hotel in Grand
Bend, died suddenly in the
Kincardine Hospital, on Thurs-
day.
Relatives, neighbours, and
friends of George Parker, prom-
inent Hensall district resident,
gathered at his home to honour
him on the occasion of his 80th
birthday, and they presented
him with a beautiful blanket
and other gifts.
After prying off the door of
the safe with a crowbar, thieves
escaped with $15 in cash from
the Mustard Coal Company, in
Brucefield.
Charles Pearce, the 'King
of the Hoboes' died in Brace -
bridge Hospital, after two weeki
illness. He claimed that he
had been raised in the vicinity
of Seaforth.
Mr. Alfred Mellett, the prop-
rietor of the Zurich Creamery,
has purchased a hardware bus-
iness in the city of Woodstock,
and intends moving there in the
very near future.
15 Years Ago
Mrs. Leroy O'Brien is a pat-
ient at the Clinton Hospital
and is progressing very favour-
ably.
Mary Margaret Willard and
Carl Edmund Willert were unit-
ed in marriage in a ceremony
performed by the Rev. A, Rap-
son on Saturday, September
22 in Main St. United Church,
Exeter.
Green Giant Brown sugared 19 oz
BEANS WITH PORK 39c
r4 oz tin
AUSTRAL APRICOTS 33`
7 oz pkg
KELLOGG'S SPECIAL'K' 39c
24 oz tin
CLARK'S STEW 49c
Ay I mer Fancy iF8 oz t i n
TFiOMATO JUICE 3/1
rm
GREEN CABBAGE ea 19`
LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET
Phone 2364316 -- Zurich
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Siemon,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thiel, and
Mrs. Fred Siemon of the Blue
Water Highway, attended the
funeral of the former's daughter,
(Nellie), Mrs. Miller, of Kit-
chener.
Ivlr, Jack tiaberer has left
for Durham, North Carolina,
to attend Duke University, fol-
lowing his course in studies of
Economics. We wish this brill-
iant student every success in his
continued venture of studies.
Dr. and lvlrs. Hostettler and
family, of London, and Mrs.
Walter Hostettler, of New Ham-
burg were recent visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, John
Brown.
10 Years Ago
Starting Sunday, October 8,
the members of St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, Zurich will
begin a week long celebration
on the occasion of the 100th
Centennial of their church.
Although the present church
structure was not built until
1877, the original congregation
was formed in 1861, with a Rev.
L. Muenzinger, the first min-
ister.
Mr. and Mrs, Elzar Mous-
seau and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Faber, attended the 25th wed-
ding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Rufus Turnbull, of Green-
way, on September 26.
Gregory Gordon Lavery, five
week old son of Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Lavery, who has been
a patient at St. Joseph's Hosp-
ital, since his birth, was
brought home on Saturday and
is doing nicely.
1\,1rs. Charles Thiel and Mrs.
Alice Thiel left by plane from
London Airport on Wednesday
morning for Calgary, Alberta,
where the former will visit
with her brother, Truman Fisher.
who was seriously injured in an
accident, and the latter will
visit with her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Nirs. Don Kyle
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Inside exhibits
(continued from page 5)
LINENS:
Luncheon Set; Mrs. W. Col-
clough, Mrs. E. Weigand, Mrs.
M. Gingerich.
Bathroom Set; Miss Marion
Becker.
Tea Towels, Mrs. E. Weig-
and, Miss M. Becker, Mrs. W.
C olclough,
Potholders, Mrs. E. Weigand,
Mrs. W. CLlclough, Mrs, H.
Morenz.
Embroidered Pillow Case;
Mrs. Mary Gingerich,
Crochet Pillow Case; Mrs.
E. Weigand, Miss M. Becker,
Mrs. O. Schwartzentruber.
Cross -Stitch Pillow Case; Miss
P. Bell, Mrs. E. Weigand,
Mrs. W. Colclough.
Cut work Pillow Case; Mrs.
M. Gingerich,
Toss Cushions, Mrs. O.
Schwartzentruber, Mrs. H.
Morenz,
Cushion; Mrs. M. Gingerich,
Mrs. H. Morenz, Mrs. C. In-
thout,
Centrepiece Mrs. B. `Selves.
QUILTS AND MATS:
Appliqued Quilt, (hand done)
Mrs. M. Gingerich, Mrs. H.
Morenz, Mrs. O. Schwartzent-
ruber,
Fancy Quilt, Mrs. L. Prang.
Cotton Quilt, Mrs. W. Col-
clough, Mrs. H. Morenz, Mrs,
E. Riley.
Crib Quilt; Mrs. E. Riley,
Mrs. H. Morenz, Mrs, L.
Prang.
Quilt Blocks; Mrs. H. Morenz
Mrs. O. Schwartzentruber, Miss
M. Becker.
Home care
(continued from page 1)
director is Dr, R. Whitman,
Seaforth, who will be available
on a part-time basis.
The first class of certified
visiting homemakers graduated
early in September, making
qualified staff available for
the pilot program.
Dr. Frank Mills, Huron's act-
ing medical officer of health,
reported he had met with rep-
resentatives of the Ontario
department of health, the
homecare program and budget
departments to review all det-
ails of the home care program.
1 -le said $25, 000 has been
allotted for the initial six
month's operation,
Dr. Mills did stress however
that the complete financing
for the home care program will
be provided by the provincial
government.
To qualify for home care
service, a patient must be under
medical supervision of an at-
tending physician. The medical
condition must be such that he
can be treated adequately at
home through the services of
the home care program; the
patient's needs can not be met
on an out-patient basis; the
patient must be in need of at
least one of the professional
services such as nursing physio-
therapy, speech therapy (home
making service does not qualify
in the category of a professional
service)
CORN MEETING
on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1
AT
FARM OF DELBERT GEIGER
(1 anile west and first farm north of Zurich)
SPECIAL SPEAKER: Prof. George Jones, Director of Plant
Breeding for
Alex M. Stewart & Son Ltd.
Prof. Jones will discuss Stewarts' Corn Program and give
full details of performance of varieties in the plots at the
Geiger Farm. An open question period will follow:
COFFEE and DONUTS WILL BE SERVED
See you on Friday, October 1.
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