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ZURICH Citizens NEWS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1958
ZURICH ed4eipts NEWS
Published every Wednesday Morning at Zurich, Ontario, for the Police
Village of Zurich, Hay Township, and the Southern part
of Stanley Township, in Huron County.
Printed by Clinton News -Record, Clinton, Ontario
A. L. COLQUHOUN HERB. M. TURKHEIM
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1958
Guest Editorial By Zurich Student
THIS EDITORIAL was taken from the school paper of St,
Mary's Redemptorist College in Brockville. It was written by
Ronald Bedard, Zurich, who is the managing editor of their paper.
Ronald is a first year Arts student at the college.
The present system of government in Canada is already a
two party government, I would say. Surely, there are a few
:minor parties, but since they have such little bearing on the
government of our country, I would not include them as an essent=
cal part of our system. Let's look now at the present situation:
under a two party government. To my mind it is a most agree-
able and suitable method, although at present a little shaky.
My reason for saying this is that in previous years the Liberals
casually had enough majority so they could pass almost all the bills
they thought were good for the country. Yet, on major bills,
such as the pipe line last year, the opposition was strong enough
to make the government hesitate. I am sure most everyone will
agree with me that our present government is a two party govern;
ment, which works, in most cases, very effectively.
Now, the reason I am against a four party government is
this: A party is an organization which has a good possibility of
:governing this country. If four such parties existed, no party
would gain sufficient majority to carry out its platform. This
may even happen with two, so imagine what would happen if there!
were four parties!
A less important reason is that there is no necessity for four
parties. People in general believe in either the Liberal or Con-
servative principles. Those few who join other parties are ren-
egades from these two, but generally they start groups which
have similar principles. These little groups are not harmful, I
think, as long as they don't get too strong. They might serve
like the former Irish party in English parliament served, to "bal-
ance the power."
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Mr. Herb Turkheim.
Business Manager
Zurich Citizens News
Dear Herb:
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those who are making the Cit-
izens News possible. I wish you
every success, and may this paper
help in keeping Zurich as a fine
community.
Thank you for sending me the
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Emmanuel Church
Ladies Hold
BOY SCOUTS AND GUIDES
HOLDING CANVASES
THIS SATURDAY
Don't forget the Boy Scout's
candy sale, which will be held
this Saturday. Proceeds of. the
Regular Meetings
The Ladies' Aid and W.S.W.S.
of Em:manul Evangelical United
Brethern Church, met for the
March meeting, with Mrs. Clar-
ence Schade acting as Chair lady,
After the singing of the hyrnn,
."Jesus Saves," Mrs. Peter Ginger-
ich led in prayer, and Mrs. Charles
Minshall read the Scripture les-
son. The Erb sisters, Misses
Grace, Mary Lou and Pearl Ann,
sang the selections, "Key to the
Kingdom," and "When I feel the
Saviour's hand." Mrs. Hilton
Truemner read "A missionary's
prayer," and Miss Grace Erb play-
ed a piano solo, "I've found real
joy." The hymn, "Does Jesus
care?" was sung. Mrs. Harrison
Schock and Mrs Peter Gingerich
gave the playlet, "Soldiers of the
cross," a review of the study book.
The girls' trio sang, "I can't help
what others do," and "The glory
will be mine," followed by a piano
solo entitled, "I've found a hiding
place," by Miss Grace Erb.
The president took charge of
the business session and led in
prayer. Mrs. Harold Rader read
the minutes of the last meeting.
It was decided to give the proceeds
from the Pastors' Insitute to mis-
sions, Letters of thanks were read
from Mrs. Tetreau and Mrs. Char-
les Hay.
The pastor, Rev. A. M. Amacher,
took charge of the election of of-
ficers, Reports were given by the
chairmen of the various commit-
tees. It was reported that three
new members were gained this
year Mrs. George Bullock, Mrs.
Roy Clarke and Mrs. Herbert Des -
Jardine.
The nominating committee, Mrs.
L. W. Hoffman, chairman, pre-
sented the following slate of of-
ficers:
President, Mrs. Delbert Geiger;
first vice-president, Mrs. Menne
Oesch; second vice-president, Mrs.
A. M. Amacher: secretary, Mrs.
Harold Rader; treasurer of Lad-
ies' Aid, Miss Olive O'Brien; treas-
urer of W.S.W.S , Mrs. Leonard
Erb; director of Youth Fellow-
ship, Mrs. Milton Oesch. These
ladies were elected as officers for
the coming year.
The committee in charge of the
program were the following: Mrs,
Peter Gingerich, Mrs. Harrison
Schock. Mrs. Hilton Truemner,
Mrs. Charles Minshall and Mrs,
Clarence Scha.de. After the re-
peating of the Mizpah Benedict-
ion, lunch was served by the com-
Irnittee in charge.
Hubert Schilbe has accepted a
position with Tuckey Beverages,
Exeter, and has commenced his
duties this past Monday.
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sale are for a summer camping
trip for the scouts,
The Girl Guides and Brownies
will be around Saturday taking or-
ders for hot cross buns. Give the
girls your support in this project
ANNUAL MEETING
of the
BLUE WATER CONSERVATION
CLUB
will be held at the
Town Hall, Zurich
on
FRIDAY, MARCH 28 at 8.30 p.m.
Election of Officers will take place
A REPRESENTATIVE OF DOW BREWERIES WILL BE
PRESENT TO SHOW INTERESTING PICTURES
Everyone Is Invited To Attend This Meeting
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INTERVIEWS WITH APPLICANTS are conducted by the
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interested in entering Teachers' College should apply
for interview through the principal of their secondary
school. Other applicants should write to:
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