Zurich Herald, 1957-02-28, Page 1'Established 1900
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORI` ING, I1i3 h 1,1A 1,, 28 1957
T. J. "TOM" RAWLING•S
Accountant
Income Tax Returns•
Phone33 - Zurich
ANNOUNCEMENT
'EDUCATION WEEK PROGRAM
with -
with
01.00L MUSIC AND PUBLIC
.SPEAKING
'Community Centre, Zurich
1+`R.ID4 t, aVIAfbCH' 8th. 8 p.m.
Admission—Adults 85c, Hugh School
Students 25e. -
ATTENTION
The C. W. L. are sponsoring a
pre4'lenten DANCE on Saturday,
-March. 2nd at St.' Peter's Parish Hall,
:St. Joseph's. The .3Vlelody Masters
Will provide music for your dancing
"pleasure. Everybody cordially In-
vited. Door Prize for the one with.
"fie lucky number.
Ban'uet
Hensall District Cc, -Operative
Incorporated
fOT TURKEY BANQUET
AND
ANNUAL MEETING
IN THE i
'Community Centre, Zurich
-'Thursday, February 28tb.
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liest:;: pP1 f ., juliaarkSnxAl l
U.C.O. Service Division
Time -7 p.m. Tickets $ .1.50
Ladies Welcome, Hance to follow
Robert McGregor,, Bert Klopp,
President Secy-Treas.
HOFFMA.N'S
Arrange Funeral Service
To• Or Front
Out -O f -Town-Points
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Birthday Thoughts
Daily we read of birthdays and
birthday parties in the columns of
the Kress and also flashed over the
air. Birthdays have a great signifi-
cen•ce to each of us for they come.
but route a year to all without exeep=
tion, Ali of those passing ;birthdays
are like a, dream or like one awak-
ening from a trance, and no one as
yet has been given the power to
change it. Pause for a moment and
then look back at yesteryears and
sum up your actions; your deeds,
and your every day doings. Where
were your thoughts; your mind;
your ambition, were " they all fur
yourself; did you share them with.
your fellow 'citizens; that is the qu-
estion, for us to answer; w•riether we
are in the prime of life or in ad-
vaarcing years,. Have you gamed
much of the earthly goods; have you
.prospered well; have. you creates[ for
yourself great honors among your
fellow men, and at times have you
been given praise: Look back in
those many years gone by and see if
you Were worthy of all that applause
Are you c;onsc.iou; today of some
111 dead you have ssiran::t•:d-Le , ,ert
these passing ;rirthcl:i,, , that it ,;:a
serve for you to cf-:•..`s -ca- pc.it--
ion in lite; ail f that will Le..':
acles that »rill. ? a hard to shake o7.
Between birth -k -s and your"'; tie:
cining years. Let us delve .7n' our
past — Let us say, have We been
generous to our neighbours; have we
hurt them in words or actions; have
we at tines imposed on their good
nature, or their financial standing;
that we might have made special gain
by it have we robbed then or their
honest character by using corrupt
words against them, that they may
be deserted by their friends; have
we offered them alms in times of
need or a handout to satisfy their
hunger; consoling words in time ,of
despair. Much more could be•salt
between birthdays and not a, vetoed
of it can ,be redeemed, for all of it
11»5 passed in oalivion.
'Prem:—One ibiri;liday 'to a zothe tris
find ourselves one year Older; from
one birthday to another we »add ,to
our way lof living, and from one
birthday to another we multiply oar
actions one way or another, to those
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ado, the United States or other points of the globe, Hoffrean'6, as o
,0 members of Local and national funeral director's associations, can 0•
•14' handle all the arrangements. You are always assured the quiet. ef{i-
•0 ciency of HoRnnaan's service.
T. HARRY HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME •
Funeral and Ambulance Service
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Phone 140 C, .Irk. THIEL - Zurich
of us who have practiced the act Qf
live and let live, can expect on •"a
future birthday a recompense a Iiu. r-
dred fold; fir the part in good deeds
and actions. For those who leave
been selfish and- uneonsiderate they
cannot eaepeet the • same -- For al-
ready by their- last grasp they have
received their fair share. Since yotr
Chester L. Smith, Publisher. +
Subscription in Canada, ;2.00 a Yea
Subscription U.S.A., Year $2,1511.
•`•°��6.-�.�"��'.._._... moi
Mrs. Alfrgd Moritz
last birthday, turn :,}lack the pages" of iVIrs. Alfred Moritz, 79, passed a -
time and make a full review of the way at the Guelph General Hospital
past year,, and your` (past actions, you on Monday, February 18th. Funeral
will thein be able to determine for services were eonductdd on Wednes-
yourself what you should expect, day, Interment was in Woodland
Cemetery Guelph, IMrs, Moritz, the
former Laura Kibler, ,was the' dau-
g+hter of the late Mr and Mrs. Pied
Farm Forum
Unique Forum— •Kibler of Zurich. After her mar -
The Unique Farm Forum, melt at ri•age she, resided in Montreal, faster
the home of ,IVlr and Mrs Haror i Ilor- moving to Guelph. Besides .her nus-
ner to discuss the topic' What s neat band, she is survived by a son and
two daughters. Reginald, Guelph;
:Mrs. John McVey, St. Thomas; Mrs
Kenneth Acheson, Toronto; a sister,
Mrs, Sam Oliver, Kitchener, and a
brother, George Kibler, Norwich,and
eight grandchildren. The iMoritz
in Co -Ops"? Mr. Bert Klopp,'see&
0o -op branch manager, was chairr-lan
for the evening and after listening to
the broadcast the groups answered
the questions: No. 1. What new ser-
vice should the Ca -op: -in your com-
munity undertake next? Our Forum family some years ago were frequent
thought teat cream, eggs and ,poultry visitors at the home of the C. Fritz
should be • marketed thrpugfh Co-ops. family.
Also establish Cxedi�tcTJnion. Gener- Celebrates 87th Birthday
ally speaking, the fields which appear Friends on Tuesday, Feb. 26th.most fruitful for expansion are pet- were congratulating Mr: William 0'-
ro]eum products, and the marketing Brien of town on the occasion of
of
l:,roc.ess:ng and retailing of .farm pt`o
ducts. With reference to question his 87th birthday which fellon that
L•o xidone EIS day. Few people get to be that age,
nancing should be `1' and Mr. O'Brien is not alone physic-
VeS. past, is the should
bees iredf r ally smart for his age, but intellecc-
l-
eac. Etiprts undertaking..
.hiredforually as bright as most people much
plea,special ve arforme . er were younger. A real interest in spurts,
pleased to have a former member of
our Forum, Mr. Mervyn Stel'ck pre_ attending every hockey match with -
sent at our meeting.in reach. Dresses warm ...and there
T+he•''next meeting will be held 'at he is from start to finish. If Mr.
the hone of Mr and Mrs. Thos. O'Brien were to sit down and tel]
Meyers, .with Mr. Carl Oestreiener one all that he remembers that took
to lead the discussion on the toliic place in these yoars in this commun-
"What', Ahead." . Mrs. •Horner seer ity, it. would indeed fii1 a "good siz-
ved a delicious lunch and. the niae4-, ed book, 'However he has rept up
ing .closed with "The Careen."i with the ,.times, and that is what is
i.' keeping hini. young. His many friends
÷ wish him many more birthdays with
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'WILL BE GREATLY 'MISSE33a },ti:,od health .
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Alvin 14eBrlde, 59, of Exeter, wa.sf
f�.t+ai1 4 injured in a t�ko-car ,�collisieii.
isvo res,north of Exeter on rues
drat 1'J1kigoa 2 6th
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t �;�,���m�•'.',�•.���;,;:.'<••Q••c.•;;>.c.K;:.s �'c��.s• R.R. 4;.5eafortl% tr"avel`[ing north on
,j ::,rL>cx;;,: :#�i?'�•:_. t ,, <;t�'Cs No. stS Iiig;hwasa old police he callitt-
ed with .a soul:Wool 'car dei n_n" by
i jp1, <4ri+�°',k> ``'ti.',?Y,�9 • *...., v :,i deride, who! was brought toj h.:�outll.
Huron Hospital where he died shortly o. _ ..k•'} }•`NQ`s ;, �> r,, }�� v
after admitted to hospital. A
passenger'in his vehicle,, Alvin Nich-
olson, 70, cif Anerold!Mask., is in the
hospital with facial and leg injuries.
Tota] damage was estimated at 61.200
Mr. ,McBride is a 'member of the well
known Robt..Mcl3ride's who was rais-
ed on the homestead Goshen north,
'Stanley. We knew Alliin as a boy
land young Man, and was of the very
finest types of citizens. Was a re,;i-
I dent .o;f the. Iiippen district until last
�p2inG when he moved to Exeter. Ne
is a former Reeve of Stanley, and
L. , H. '.ADE'R Ex -Reeve and Warden ,besides his mother, at Kipper, i.er
In the recent publication of the leaves to mourn his loss his wife, the
Hay fio\vil::liip T raugural Council former Rena ,McBeth, a son and a
.Meeting we notice the name of a! daghter, besides his brothers and
very fin, 1 ar pers°nell in the per: o±if'ietez•s. Funeral arrangements h sses
of Mr. L. 11. Rader is missing. blr:.lnot been announced.
Rader has retired from serving the i Women's Institute
co:nmianity in tha council is their
regret, as with his many years of On Tuesday evening, February 19,
experience he was always in posit- 1957,, eonnnetiiorating the 60th an-
ion to give the lir:st of advi_e, and niversary of the W. I. Organization
always ;gave tri:•- :be•t of consideration and honoring the founder of the W.1,
:a o` any subject under cliscu::sion, A. l ith a :-penial historical program,
very aarairel)le record he has n`ade members, husbands and guests pros -
with 31 years in municipal l;fe. 10 e•nt; a hot chicken dinner was ser -
years 4ervire; on the clay Township ved at the Dominion House, Zurich.
Council. Dining which time in 1)I]2 President, L3Irs. L. Rose opened the
he was .-:..ior!d with the Huron Co- meeting with a toast to the Queen
unty Wardens'hip. And during the by all. Cticnrmunity singing was led
same year was noiu'nated an ear- -by Mr. Delbert Geiger, accompanecri
vied the convention for the Conscr- by his wife, Mrs. Geiger at the piano.
-ative party at a Doninion fly -EI- Entertainment was provided by Thies
ection, being deflated by the now Dian Thiel' and Mr. Ronald Klapp,
Senator Wm. Go;dnmg• of Seaforth.,who in their lovoIy way and high
He was for 12 years a member on ,quality -contributed music, with piano
the Provincial. Agricultural C:nm:cell r solos, duetts, songs, tap dancing, etc.
in Toronto, Was a successful faint -1 A11 these were well given and recei-
er for 83 years and tor.:i:• an interest t 1 vest with interest.
in rail -rig fine horses, and for 25 Mrs. Leonard Erb read when W.
years showed same winning 27-4 1. was founded at Stoney Creek, Ont.
Firsts,, 6 ,Seconds and 7 Silver Cups. by Mrs. Adelaide Hondlecs in .181)7
Showing at London, Guelph and at ! on February 19th. It was organized
local fairs around home, lin Zurich, in 1.914 at the home of
In 1930 Mn.. Rader started truck Mrs. Minnie Fritz. Mrs. Newel'l
ing live stock to Stratford, Kitchen -f Geiger introduced the guest spealtev,
er and 'Toronto for 21 years, andl.Mrs. E. Desjardine of Grand Dead,.
many customers - trrayed with him } District Pvesident of South klriron
through ail these years. In 1 140 r who addresa.id the meeting and stees-
he sold the farm tos sore Elgin, std the aims of organization that
and moved to t as')u od He also stan(1; for ",Home and Coratltry". Al -
owned a thrnhirg machine ,which lie so br-,up;11t words of encouragement,
sold to his .son; Irvin of Dashwnol \Ire. Erb expressed thanks to both
The truc@sin btsiness was ,:cid to tact speaker and this entertainer',
another .son Lloyd, . Another ,ort, who Fittingly replied. President
tinier and Mini -1y a1 the in Dash firs. L. Roe took charge or the tiii_-
wood, lie ,being assistant. in the Hoff- ines;,, Reports were read by 'Mrs, L.
Man Fattieral. Houle.. s .1rmstt•ong Secy., Mrs. Newell Geig•-
Mr. Rader thatRh still very act- tr,;Treas., and adoptee. Other burirf-
Ive, says he spends a lot of his spare ea's was transacted and the meeting
time. watching television, avid his D diow'nrr1.- All saavessed the lovely
many friends wish -hien and' -Virg.meeting and get-together,. not tor -
1 ader mashy weirs -.of 11 alt:h, tii;d ift•rttims tin: splendid dinner tlwt fiu'-
happliine$s; k nik,Iigd the inner body.
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