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Established 1900
Mixed Card Party
AND FREE LUNCH
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Town Hall - Zurich
ON
MONDAY EVE. MARCH 13
At 9 o'clock pm.
ADMISSION —
onsored by Zurich, ;C.W.L.
• Everybody Welcome
NOTICE -
,FARM UNION MEETING
Will be held in
Town Hall - Zurich
On
THURSDAY MARCH 14th,
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riled on to facilitate efficient pxQ
ion. — Federal and Prov. niar
oards should be set up to
efficient marketing.—All pt
sold on the domestic market
be protected by a parity Price
port. program set one year „
vance.—All 'produce sold on tb:,;/. s
anestie market would be sold at
ket prices and anarket,
than the agreed- parity prise, he
difference 'would be paid by the 4.
direct to the producer in the
of a defeciency 'payment.
—Parity should be Main-omen<on
only an agreed maxi -nun of aeh
Zurich Bantams gained the final
farmer's production. All iprodueW
above the agreed anaxivan woui -he
sold in the normal manner al-Myron:1d
not be elegible for deficiendy,'3iay-
ments.
The Council also made recomMinid-
ations on grain marketing, soil
servation and land use, The . Cr,
Nest Pass Agreement, Nationalization
of the Can. Pacific Railway, Equitable
Place of Activity
parity on imports St. Lawrence T-
way Project, Federal aid te edue.t-. With this nice favourable weather
ion; appointment of a transport thn- Mr. Gerald •Gingerich as losing no
troller, unemployment insurance; in time in excavating for his new place
come tax, and a national heath n- ;of 'business and dwelling, 'which he
surance plan. The delegation-. ats"o intends erecting as soon as he can..
urged that a floor price ,of ?Np Earl Thiel with his powerful mach -
per cwt. be established for all rirlOc. anize'd shovels and tractors is doing;
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY M
Card of Thanks -
My sincere thanks to neighbours
and friends who so kindly remember-
ed me with 'cards, treats and flowers
during, my stay in Victoria Hospital.
—Allan Gascho.
Card of Thanks
I wish to thank my neighbours and
friends and especially Mr. Menno
Oesch of Zurich and Dr. Goddard of
Hensall for cards, treats, etc., for
kindness given me while I was a
patient, at South Huron Hospital at
Exeter and at home. Mrs. Albert
Bedour.
NOTICE
Any accounts owing the Zurich
Hockey Club mustlbe handed in by
March -30th,. 1957, After that date
the Club will not be responsible for
any outstanding accounts. — Club
Management. Ferd. Haberer, Treas-
urer.
Emmanuel Evangelical
4:k.i.so at Greenway on Monday March. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
1.1th. Interesting Speakers will be
Rev. A. M. Amacher, B.A., B.D,
:present at both of these meetings.
, Minister
Mrs. Milton •Oesch, Organist.
TENDERS \XI ANTED
March 14th, 8 p.m. --Ladies' n
FOR THE SUPPLY OF CEMENT .S.
TOWNSHIP OFHAY
Sealed Tenders will be received by gV.S.1,1 Annual Meetmg
unday March 17th 10
the undersigned for the supply of eer Day .Service.
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100 lAgs of cement laid down in theTheme:—"An Interview With an oldl
tIay Township shed near Zurich. Pioneer." •
'Cement to be delivered during the 11 a.m—Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—Lenten •.Service in charge
. of the Ladies' Aid and 4V.S.W.S.
Rev. Albert C.Vlartin wi1l be the,gvest
speaker on Sunday evening. All
are ;welcome.
'weeks .froan. IMay lst, to 15th. 1957.
Tenders to be in the hands of the
"Clerk by ,March 30th, 1957. Lowest
'or any- tender not necessarily accept,
H. W. Brokenshire,
Clerk, Treas., Township of Hay •
Zurich, Ontario. , Farmers "Union'
The Annul Brief Ion general:AV:4'
edict 4 -144,444*,40,0*49v.sr",,IA
7 • ' thetInterprovincial ,Parm Union .t39-
I wish to express my sincere thanksiuncil to the Federal Gov't: Feb. 19,
-to my neighbours and Memos for and- 20th. The Council, supported by
tzards and visits. Special thanks for a delegation of 90 Union members
prayers. Thanks to the Catholic from B. C., Alberta, Sask., Man., and
Womens' League for their cards , Ont:, met the members of the Cabin -
and lovely basket of fruit. Atso the et, the Conservative Party, C.C.F.
Parr Line Farm Forum for their Party, Social Credit Party and the
lovely box of treats and cards. Per- Prices Support Board. Gordon Hill,
conal thanks to my friends for flow- Varna, director for Huron and Perth'
ers, while I was a patient in Clinton attended. The following recommend -I
Hospital. --Margaret Mousseau, Hen- ations were incl-uded in the Brief:
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G, MARCH .14 L957
'•;.ss Forum Postpones Meeting—
Parr Line Farm Forum meeting
scheduled for .Monday 1.1th, was
postponed owing -to the death of the
late Rev. N. D. McLeod of Kippen.
ZURICH SIX WIN
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round in the oavmA Bantam "D"
playoffs last Thursday 7th, when
they ousted PlattsVille by a 3-2
score, taking their best of three ser-
ies two straight. Bobbie Johnston
scored all three goals for Zurich,
and these boys deserve a world a
credit for their fine showing.
other than -that used in the fluid niar- the work, and with these modern
ket. Hon. James Gardner, ,Mger. methods how easily it is to this Rind
of Agriculture, commented that of work and how quickly it, is done.
cause of continued representatren:ilic We were just thinking the -other day
I.F.U.C. was influencing our 'think-. witching-thisequipment, if the labor
ing and wearing us down. Hon. anrily -tiht built the pyramids in
aer Harris, Minister of finarke Egypt could 'come to life and see
ated "No one has nore right to elaiintherw things are done in. this modern
on the Federal TreasuryAhan fan -,age, what a surprise they would get.
ers." About 20 Union menillYers.;#'
fury Blames Motorist
presented Ontario.
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Laird Jacob - an&" 'faniiiVs
Mrs. Oscar Greb and
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Urban Pfile.
Walther League—
The Walther League of Zion Lu-
theran Church held their regularme-
eting. last Tuesday evening with Miss
Dorothy and Wallace*.Woltegram of
Seebach's Hill, the former a membei
of the District Executive as guests.
She addressed the group en "Service'
Games and lunch .followed.
Mr. Siegfried iMiller of Waterlon,
and Mrs. Charlotte Biesenthal of RC.
AF., Clinton, spent the week -end
with Mr and 'Mrs Rudolph Miller.
Mr and Mrs Fred Weiberg and
Howard returned from vacationing
in Florida. Mr and Mrs Ervin Latta
of Waterloo. and Miss Kay' Webber
of Kitchener were week -end visitors
with them.
Mrs. Garnet Wieberg of Waterloo
spent the week -end with Mr and Mrs
Victor Tyler.
Mr and Mrs Glen Brown of Kitch-
ener spent Sunday with .Mr.
Wein.
The 16 Dainty Doers and their
leaders Mrs. Sid Baker and. Mrs. Chas.
-Snell and a number of mothers at-
tended 4H Achievement Day held at
Seaforth District -High School on
Saturday. They presented a demon-
stration "How to prepare fabric for
Cutting." Each girl received a 4-H.
sterling silver teaspoon.
W.S.W.S. Meeting—
The WSWS of the Evang. U. B.
church held their annual meeting on
Friday, ;March 8th. Mrs. C. Snell
was chairlady for the program; Ly-
nda Tiernan, Mary Jane Hoffman*and
Shirley Bender sang a trio; Mrs,
Kipfer favoured -with an accordian,
solo. Mrs. George Link it/trod:06d •
the guest speaker, Miss Audrey rink-
beiner, :Missionary from St. Luc:ia,
British West indias, NVho neon
her work and also showed slides.
Offi-cers elected were: President,
Mrs. Carl °est:reicher; Vice pi'es.-
Letta Taylor, Mrs. J. M. Tieman and
;Mrs. C. Snell; secretary, Mrs. Stew-
art Wolfe; Corres. secy., Mrs. Lloyd
Eagleson.
Knechtel at Petersburg.
Dashwood W.I.—
(Intended for last week)
Mrs. Letta Taylor, Vice -pre. pre-
sided for the meeting Which was in
charge of the community activities
group. Roll -call was answered by
greeting the lady to your right. Mrs
•Syd Baker was appointed a deTegat4
to the- Officers' Conference at Guelph
New curtains on , the Club windows
purchased by the W.I. were noted.
Mrs. Ken ,McCrae was appointed con-
'ener of the next meeting in the ab-
sence of Mrs. Allemand. A bus will
take the Dainty Doers and their
mothers to Seaforth en Saturday for
Achievement Day. The norninatin
committee was appointed to bring, in
a slate of officers for the new year.
Mrs. Harold Kellerman, Mrs. Rud.
Miller and Mrs Milfred .Merner make
up the Committee. All reports mtvt,
be given next ineetings Mn. ,}laiole
Kellerman presided,
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"..Death of a 60 -Year-old Exeter man
..!;4141..n S. 'McBride, in a highway crash
Feb.;*was attributed to negligence
art of ;Glen Nixon .2X„,. of
Chester L. Smith, Publisher.
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,tExter.. on Tuesday. the Jury
.found that Nixon was driving too
close to a transport truck he was
following before pulling out to as -
ford himself to view the highwayla},
his left and also it was dangerous
to - attempt to pass under encumst-
• ..an.ces..of road and weather condit-
ions with limited visability. The -
transport was travelling at 45 miles
per hr...Which was fast enough for.
any traffic under those conditions.
Coroner Dr. J. C. Goddard of Hensall
presided with Crown Attorney Glen
Hayes of Goderich, also offictat.mg.
Had Fine Concert
t Education week Program with
School Music, and public speaking'
held in the •Community Centre, Zur-
ich, on Friday evening, was a decid-
ed success; with the large hall pack-
ed to the doors. The concert by the'
teachers and pupils along with their
music instructors need to be congr-
atulated for their splendid work a-
mong the students who- so ably took
their parts with a smile and cheer..
William Sytsna held first prize for -
public speaking contest from S. S.
No. 12, 14th Con Hay; Donald. 0' -
Brien teacher Miss Patsy Brisson of'
Zurich School won second prize.
There were several other good slic-
kers, all received a donation. William.
and Patsy took the prize gifts. They'
all did -their best and we are glad'
for such a group of fine speakers„
who are -willing to give of their Went
in their younger days, with thi's op-
portunity. We wish them well. This
being one of the finest school' con-
certs held in the community..
Want to thank all of them for the
splendid evenineas performance'. Mr.
Victor Dinnin being- chairman for the
evening,
Women's institute
- The regular meeting of the Zurich
Womens' Institute was ited in the
Zurich Town Hall on TuesdaY,- even-
ing, March 5th. "Mrs. E. Hey took
'Charge of the program; Miss Grace
Erb played the opening. on the piano.
Praying the Lord's Prayer - The In-
stitute 0 -de, along with .community
songs was enjoyed. 1Mrs., W. ".A. Sie-
bert gave an interesting reading. A
Motion sank by iMiss Helen Grainger
and Mr. Roy McAdams was well
given. Mrs. Menno Oesch gave' a
reading and ;poem, this brought fond
memories of years gone by. Mrs.
Harold Stade rendered it sprendid
piano solo. rMiss Phylis Grainger gave
tap dancing in a lovely manner. Rev.
Father D. Monaghan, -guest speaker,
spoke on -Education and Citizenship,Parent Student and Teacher.
Ali
should work together and to realise
the value of Education. Many good
points were expressed and .beneficial
A vote of thanks to all -who 'helped
to make the meeting a success. 'Bus -
bless WAS' in charge of the prosident
Mrs. L. nose- Reportwere read
and adopted, Refreshmenttvere ser-
1 •ved, Comm: 'Mrs. H. r;t17 .Mrs.
pin,)1i$, MeAdainA, Mrs, Regier,
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