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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS'
5
e
rs Ago
For the convenience of the
public, Mr. Charles Fritz has
engaged Mr. Simon Willert,
of Forest, as a cobbler in his
shoe store in Zurich.
Mr. Gordon Turnbull, of the
Sauble Line, returned home
from the west on Monday, and
is having an auction sale of his
farm stock and implements.
Ili.. and Mrs. Turnbull intend
on moving into Grand Bend,
having rented their farm to Mr.
Charles Lafromboise.
George T. Mickle recently
installed a 20 horse electric
motor in his oat mill at Hensall.
The machinery in this mill has
been running by steam for
many years, but is now beins
turned over by hydro.
The large bank barn and
contents of grain, belonging to
William Fairbairn, of Tucker -
smith Township, was destroyed
by fire last Wednesday night,
with the loss set at $6, 000.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ohlert, of
Detroit left on Saturday for their
former home in Detroit, after
spending some time in Zurich
where Mr. Ohlert was manager
of the Hall -Dent factory, as
well as being a valuable mem-
ber of the baseball team.
40 Years Ago
Miss Katheryn Merner who is
attending London Normal school
spent the weekend under the
parental roof.
Professor and Mrs. Klassen
of Waterloo, were weekend
guests at the home of Rev.
and Mrs, E. Turkheim, Prof.
Klassen delivered two very
inspiring sermons in the Luth-
eran church on Sunday.
The Local Markets corrected
every Wednesday list butter as
selling for 25¢ lb.; small eggs
16¢; medium eggs 31¢ and large
35¢
Representatives of the County
of Middlesex are urging upon
the Department of Highways
that the ditches along the main
Highways be filled and cinder
or gravel paths be provided for
pedestrians.
C . J. Salmon and William
Decker are away to Ingersoll
this week where they are buying
up a load of young calves which
they will likely resell.
25 Years Ago
Mrs, Adeline Sararas, of
the Bluewater Highway, has
moved her household effects
into the home which she
recently purchased in the villagej
of Zurich.
The manse of Wesley -Willis
Church, Clinton, was the set-
ting for the wedding of Miss
Marjorie Blanche Carter and
Wesley Ervine McBride, of
Stanley Township. The couple
will reside on the groom's farm
in Stanley Township.
Miss Stella Rose, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rose,
of Zurich, in improving nicely
after having an appendix oper-
ation in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Favoured with perfect weath-
er, the annual picnic of the
Huron County Council was held
last Saturday at Harbor Park,
Goderich.
-oF-
YEA�S GONE
BY -
15 Years
On Saturday evening, Nov-
ember 3, z the Zurich Com-
munity Ce re, friends and
neighbours gathered to honour
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Deichert
on their fortieth wedding anniv-
ersary.
Another big program of
wrestling is booked for tonight,
Thursday evening at the local
Arena and sponsored by the
Zurich Lions Club.
Mrs. George Hess, of Hensall
who was a patient at Victoria
Hospital, London, having
undergone a major operation,
returned to her hone on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Gascho and daughter Martha
have moved into their home
which they purchased some
time ago from Dr. G. St.
Pierre, located in the westerly
part of the village on Main
Street.
Congratulations go to Airs.
Doris Nicholls, daughter of
airs. Fred 1\icEwen, Bayfield.
She was the only woman in
five upon whom the Degree of
Doctor of Philosophy was con-
ferred at Convocation at the
University of Western Ontario.
.1 Ye; rs Ago
According to Ron Mock,
proprietor of the Hurondale
Dairy in kiensall and Zurich,
there is no need for concern
about the safety of fresh milk
for human consumption due to
fall -out from nuclear explosions
being carried out by the Soviet
Union.
Don Spearman, who for the
past two years has been operat-
ing a printing business in the
village of Hensall, moved his
equipment to Dresden on Mon-
day, where he plans to continue
in the commercial printing bus-
iness.
Mrs; Lauretta Weido, of
Zurich, has been picking ripe
raspberries from her patch for
the past few weeks. The berries,
which are quite tasty, have
been in abundant supply.
The first steel bridge in Hay
Township was moved into posit-
ion this week, when a 72 -foot
structure the council purchased
from the County of Waterloo
was moved to it's new location,
on the sideroad between con-
cessions five and six.
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Hickory trees only grow in
Canada along the Lower
Great Lakes ..and St. Law-
rence River.
LIVESTOCK
SHI PING
TO
TORONTO UNION STOCK
YARDS
Dunn and Levack
Every Monday
All Loads Fully Insured!
CONTACT
Campbell McKinley
,RR 1, ZURICH Mono 262.543e
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At Huronview
The Salvation Army Band
of Goderich and Wingham visit-
ed lluronview on Sunday after-
noon and played a concert in
the auditorium.
The Huronview Women's
Auxiliary met in the craft
room on Monday to finalize
plans for the annual bazaar
to be held in the auditorium
on Wednesday, November 10
at 2 p.m.
Twenty-five residents cele-
brating birthdays in October
were honoured at a party on
Wednesday. Birthday gifts and
cake were supplied by the
Londesboro Women's Institute
who were not able to attend as
a result of an accident in their
community. Slides were shown
that have been taken of several
events at Huronview during the
year along with musical numb-
ers by the Huronview Orchestra
and a vocal duet by Jan Bylama
and Alice Roorda accompanied
on the piano by Jake Roorda.
Volunteers from the Beta Sigma
Phi and Women's Auxiliary
assisted with the party.
Representatives of the CNIB
met with members of the staff
and several residents with vis-
ual problems on Thursday and
arrangements were made to
have Mill Philpott, and instruct-
or with CNIB, visit Huronview
each month.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 19971
Rev. Bob Taymont of North
Street United Church, Goderich
arranged the program for Fam-
ily Night which featured the
McMillan family.
N 0 T 1 C.,
TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE
T I it I` " ';. SHE
Under the provisions of ilie Waste
Management Act and Regulations,
Notice is given that it is intended to
apply to the Department of the
Environment for Certificate of
Approval for a Waste Disposal Site,,
located at:
Lot 13, Con. 9, Township of Hay
Wayne Horner,
Clerk - Treasurer
Township of Hay
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