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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1972
50 Years Ago
Rev. Reiner, a delegate from
Switzerland will preach a Ger-
man sermon in the Evangelical
church on Friday evening.
Mr. E. E. Wuerth, the new
tailor for Zurich, has this week
moved his household effects
from Kitchener to Zurich and is
taking up housekeeping in the
rooms above his place of bus-
iness in the Rannie Block, form-
erly occupied by the Sovereign
bank.
Next Wednesday and Thurs-
day, September 20 and 21, is
the Big Event of the season,
namely the Zurich Fall Fair.
Already the town is bestirring
itself for the occasion. Our
merchants have also made
special arrangements to handle
the big crowd, and we would
advise the public to do your
shopping while attending Zurich
Fall Fair.
The threshing machines are
continuously humming away
at the large 1922 crop. Many
farmers have already threshed,
while others are patiently await-
ing the machines.
Hay Township Council, made
a grant of $20. towards Zurich
School Fair, $10. towards Dash-
wood School Fair and $5. to-
wards Grand Bend School Fair
for 1922.
School in Dashwood re -open-
ed Tuesday with Mr. Moffatt,
of•Brucefield as principal and
Misses Letta Guenther and Pearl
Tiernan as assistants.
4 Years Ago
Mr. Milton Deitz, who has
been operating the Rose service
station, has severed his connect-
ion at thgt place and is now
opening up a general garage in
Mr. A.G. Ei ighoffer's building,
formerly occupied by the Schrag
Bros.
With the depression about
at its lowest level at present,
the citizens of Zurich can talk
about one thing that is going
up in price, and that is hydro
rates, as the local secretary,
Mr. A.F. Hess has received
notice from the Hydro Commis-
sion that the rates for Zurich
- OF
YEARS GONE
- BY -
will hereafter be raised a half
a cent per killowatt hour, that
is in the first rate only, as the
second rate will be the same as
formerly.
Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Golding,
Exeter and Harry Hoffman,
Dashwood, were in Toronto last
week where Mr. Hoffman took
part in the musical competition
at the Exhibition. He carried
off the gold medal as a basso
soloist at the Stratford Festival.
Misses Helen Nadiger and
Ruth Kleinstiver, of Dashwood,
left on Monday for Stratford,
where they will attend Normal
School.
25 Years Ago
On Sunday a very happy
event was celebrated at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus
Witmer of town, when a family
gathering took place in honour
of Mr. Witmer who was celebr-
ating his 74th birthday.
Miss Kay Hay, of Exeter,
was hostess at a family shower
on Wednesday last, held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T.H.
Meyers, in honour of their
daughter Miss Alpha, bride -
elect.
Messrs Corriveau and Son are
busily engaged in putting down
new sidewalks on the main
business section of town, run-
ning north from the square.
Mrs, Iriah Tetreau, of near
Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
McAdams, Mr. and Mrs.
William McAdams and two sons,
and Miss Ester Neeb, all of
Zurich visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Dave Tomeson, at Elkton,
Michigan. They all took in
the Heck Reunion held at Case-
ville County Park, Saginaw
Bay, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ducharme
of town, and Mr, and Mrs. Cul-
len Russell, of London, have
returned from Ridgetown where
they called on Father L.W.
Power.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile,
of Dashwood accompanied by
Mrs. Henry Restemeyer, have
returned home from their trip
to the West.
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15 Years Ago
Zurich Lumber Kings made
better use of their hits as they
downed Walsingham Senators
9-6 to take a 2-0 lead in the
best of seven OBA Intermediate
D finals. Doug and Don O'Brien,
Tom Rawlings and Bill Yungb-
lut all had two hits for Zurich.
During the recent storm on
the farm of Ted Steinbach of
the Goshen Line south, a corn
crib was upset and the barin door
broken, Also a number of
telephone lines were put out of
order,
Mr. Lorne Amacher, elder
son of Rev, and Mrs. A.M.
Amacher, of town, has left for
Western University to comm-
ence his second year's study in
Medicine.
Mr. Kenneth Brettkey has
purchased the business block
from Mr. Edward Datars form-
erly occupied by Datars and
O'Brien as a hardware store and
will now be used as a T.V. and
radio store. Mr. Breakey has a
large repairing business in this
delicate line of work.
The Huron Provincial Liberals
elected Benson W. Tuckey, of
Exeter, as president, succeed-
ing Ivan Kalbfleisch, of Zurich.
10 Years Ago
Two Hereford cattle from
the herd of the Hirtzel Brothers
of Crediton, will be going to
Russia later this year if they
pass strict Russian health stand-
ards.
The number of students at
South Huron High School is
760, an increase of four over
the opening day registration
last year. Sixty more students
are being transported to Clinton
District High School, bringing
the total students in the school
area to 820.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Hess
and Mr. and Mrs. William
Davidson celebrated their 35th
wedding anniversary last Thurs-
day evening. After a lovely
meal at the Dominion Hotel,
the group went to the Hess cot-
tage.
Air Force Day at Centralia
on Saturday afternoon drew a
record crowd estimated at close
to 15, 000 to examine the var-
ious kinds of aircraft used by the
Royal Canadian Air Force.
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BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8 P. Nr.
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
The assessor for the village of
Hensall presented the assess-
ment roll for 1962, with the
population at 946, and a total
taxable assessment of one mil-
lion, five hundred and seventy -
thousand dollars. Exempt ass-
essment is $94, 475.
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