HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1972-06-08, Page 11THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1972
50 Years Ago
Among those who graduated
from the Western University,
London, we notice that Mr.
Richard Laporte, son of Mr.
and Mrs, John Laporte, Sauble
Line, was successful in obtain-
ing the degree of Bachelor of Art
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hey Jr. , and
sons Milton and Austin, were
visitors to London on Friday,
Mr. Lloyd Hey, who is employ-
ed in that city, had a slight
accident to his hand.
Mr. P. Ravelle has taken
over the handling of Eckstein's
bread which was' formerly kept
at j. Gascho and Son's General
Store. Get your bread at this
place and patronize the home
baker, the man that makes his
living at Zurich and lives in
Zurich.
The Dominion government
has voted $150, 000 for penitent-
iaries to accomodate the increas
ing prison population.
Mrs. Robert Bonthron is in
Barrie, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. McMartin, and intends
remaining a few weeks.
Robert Drysdale left this week
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40 Years Ago
The South Huron Liberal
Convention was held at Hensall
on Wednesday afternoon, June 1,
with a large gathering present.
Miss Gertrude Schade, who
has been spending some time
in London for the past months,
has returned to her home on
the Blue Water Highway south,
last week.
Mr. Jack Kipping who rec-
ently operated a blacksmith
shop in Mr. J. E. Druar's shop
on Victoria Street has closed
clown and left for Listowel where
he will work in a garage.
Don't forget the public school
picnic of Zurich Public School,
next Wednesday afternoon,
June 15. Let everybody turn
out and make this a big success.
We have nor definitely heard
of the place, but likely it will
be Grand Bend.
25 Years Ago
An audience filling the local
town hall to capacity last Thurs-
day evening, enjoyed a very
fine piano recital rendered by
the pupils of Mrs. John Turk-
heim, A,T.C.M,
With vaccination against
Smallpox on Saturday, June 14,
the Board of Health of Hay
Township, will have completed
nine successive Saturdays of
an immunization program
against contagious diseases.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stover
of Chatham visited their son
Danny at the home of their
parents, Dr. and Mrs. P.J.
O'Dwyer on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G.
Edighoffer and son Grant, who
spent the winter months in
Brantford, have returned to their
home in town and at Grand Bend
where the former will operate
his barber shop for the summer
months.
Miss Doreen Schilbe wishes to
advise the public that she will
be at her home all week for
hair doing, and open on Tues-
day and Thursday evenings.
Mr. and Mrs. Regis Ducharme
of London, spent a pleasant
weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Hoffman and
also at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Ducharmes'.
15 Years Ago
Mr. Mervyn Tiernan, of
Dashwood, was a Tuesday
visitor in Zurich,
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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Mr, and Mrs. Ferd Haberer
spent Monday at London.
Mr, and Mrs. Orville Stein-
bach of London visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steinbach
on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Don Taylor
and daughter, Dianne, of Lond-
on spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Datars,
Mr. Henry Steinbach has ret-
urned from the Clinton Public
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. David Oesch
and Robert, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Rader and Linda, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Oesch, at Baden.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Melick were
at Kitchener on Sunday where
the former attended the large
Men's Rally of the Evangelical
U,B. Church. Many hundreds
of men were present from Can-
ada and different parts of the
U.S.A.
Ivlr. Stanley Smith of the
Bluewater highway, and Mr. Ed
Polland, of Exeter, spent a few
days on a fishing trip in South-
ampton over the weekend.
10 Years Ago
Cpl. and Mrs. Don Havens,
Barbara, Deborah and Keith,
residents of the village of I len-
sail for the past four years, are
leaving on Saturday for Portage
La Prairie, where Cpl. Havens
has been posted.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Westlake
attended the graduation exerc-
ises last Friday night in Toronto
of the student class of the Can-
adian School of Embalming.
Ontario finances
two new roads
in Huron
Ontario will pay the major
cost of reconstructing portions
of three Huron County roads
affecting Huron Industrial Park
and the Benmiller community,
the Honourable Charles Mac -
Naughton announced this week.
Estimated expenditures on the
projects total about $350, 000,
of which the province will
contribute $300, 000.
, The "U" access from No. 4
Highway to the industrial park
has been designated as a devel-
opment road by the Ministry of
Transportation and Communic-
ations. About 3 3/4 miles are
involved, including a portion
of the Crediton Road and County
Road 21 which runs south from
the Crediton Road and turns east
to the highway.
The section of Huron Road
No. 1, from No. 8 highway
to the new bridge at Benmiller,
will also receive supplementary
subsidy. The distance is over
two miles.
Both projects will be constr-
ucted this year by the county.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gladwin West-
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friends gathered at the Russel
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Mrs, Samuel Oesch had the
misfortune to slip and fall on
Saturday last, and is a patient
at Clinton Hospital, suffering
a fractured arm.
Mrs. Garnet Allen, Mrs.
Howard Smale, Mrs, Mary
Taylor, Mrs. William Smale,
Mrs. Don Havens, attended a
Zone Rally at Brussels recently.
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