HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-11-04, Page 11THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971
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50 Years Ago
Mr. J. Eldon Howald, who
has been visiting friends in and
around Zurich left on Friday
for Jacksonville, Florida,
where he plans on spending sev-
eral months,
Mr. Herb Mousseau, garage
operator in Zurich, has added
to his equipment in acetylene
welding machine, which has
long been a necessity. Up
until now anyone wanting weld-
ing done had to take it away to
a larger centre.
J. Zuefle, of Hensall, has
recently greatly improved his
greenhouse, and has installed
a boiler and furnace for heating,
William Shepherd and Nathan
Warner have opened up a but-
cher shop in Hensall in Alex
Murdock's block, next to Mr.
Warner's residence.
William Dougall returned
home from the west last week,
where he had been helping the
farmers in the special harvest
excursion.
Mr. John Decker, Jr., of the
Goshen Line south of Zurich,
a well-known horse man, has
disposed of his two-year old
filly "Miss Peter Bingen, " to
Eurice Pearce of Forest, for the
sum of $705.
40 Years Ago
A happy matrimonial event
was celebrated in St. Peter's
R. C , Church, Drysdale, on
Tuesday morning, November 3,,
when Rev. Father L. Marchand
united in Holy Wedlock Laura
Bedard, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Bedard to Mr. Lucien
Corriveau, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Corriveau, both of the
contracting parties being from
the Blue Water Highway.
The many friends regret to
learn of the illness of Mrs. H.
Lipphardt, who is with her
daughter, Mrs. George Fee at
Hensall, Mrs. Lipphardt suffered
minor injuries she sustained
from a fall recently, and while
she was convalescing from these
injuries she was taken i11 with
an attack of pneumonia.
Weed inspector Mr. Louis
Schumacher of Dashwood was
in town on Monday, and finish-
ed up the business part of his
season's work.
Twenty-five additional old
age pensioners were added to
the Huron County list at a meet-
ing of the board held recently.
The number of those now re-
ceiving pensions is constantly
growing and now nears the
seven hundred mark.
25 Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Edigh-
offer and son, Grant, have
left for Brantford, where they
plan on spending the winter
months, They will return to
their home in Zurich in the
spring.
The Ladies Aid of Carmel
Church, Hensall, held a rum-
mage sale on Saturday in the
Town Hall, and it was termed
a decided success.
The scholars and teachers of
the Blake School held a Hall-
owe'en party in the school on
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley McBride
bridal couple, have returned
from their honeymoon to Niag-
ara Falls and other points in
northern Ontario, and getting
nicely settled on their farm on
the Goshen Line, north.
Mrs. C. Eilbert, a farmer
resident of Zurich, passed away
at the Roger's Hospital, London,
on Monday. The funeral was
held on Wednesday, at the
horse of her sister, Mr. and Mrs,
John Mitchell, of Hensall.
I-lallowe'en passed very
quietly in this district, as
hardly a thing was out of place
in the area the following morn-
ing.
15 Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Deitz
have moved their household
effects to the farm home of
Ivlr. Aaron Gingerich's vacant
house on the Bronson line,
until their new home in Zurich
is completed to occupy.
Mrs, E, E. Wuerth has return-
ed home from the Sarnia Genera:
Hospital and is progressing
favourably.
Dr. D.J. McKelvic, who has
practised veteranarian in Hensall
for the past five years is leaving
on November 18, for Essex
where he will go into partnership
with Dr. G,S, Brown, V, S.
Mrs, Martin Elliott, 74
Stanley Township, who died
Friday last in Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth, was the
former Lillian Morrison, of
McKillop Township.
Mrs. William Forrester attend-
ed the Women's Institute Conv-
ention at London, October 15
and 16, as the Zurich delegate.
This was held in the Masonic
Temple, London.
10 Years Ago
Announcement was made in
Toronto on Wednesday after-
noon by the new premier of
Ontario, Hon. John P. Robarts,
that Charles 5, MacNaughton,
member for Huron, has been
appointed as a member of the
provincial cabinet, as Minister
without portfolio.
Morris Durand, of the 14th
concession Hay Township,
who has been in the hospital
for the past few weeks, has
found out what good neigh-
bours mean when you need
them. On Monday afternoon,
seven of his neighbours arrived
at his farm with their tractors,
and before they left about 25
acres of his land had been
ploughed.
The Hensall-Zurich area is
in for some good fast hockey
this coming season, with the
announcement last week that
a group of interested supporters
are sponsoring a junior hockey
team. Manager of the new
entry is George Beer, a prom-
inent sports figure in Hensel].
for many years, and he is being
assisted by Bob McKinley, of
Zurich, an ardent hockey work-
er.
Bill Shaddick and Howard
Rannie were in Toronto last
Friday and while there had the
pleasure of seeing Jack Chip -
chase playing hockey with the
Toronto Marlboros.
Inflation marches on, making
it possible for people in all
walks of life to live in more
expensive neighborhoods with-
out even moving.
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