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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1958-08-06, Page 10PAGE '1'.EN ZURICH Citizens NEWS 856t `9 .LSflOf1V `.C.vaSaNCIS 4e i - Federation Fieldman Reminds Us Of Canada's Traffic Fatalities (By 3. Carl Hemingway) This is an item I ran across dam 23, or just under half lin Ontario, where annual death rate an traffac neses steadily (1,279 lust year). Mostterrifying !aspect of it all as the way that Canadians take :for granted 'the hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries every year when it comes to automobile accidents. the weekly bulletin put out by Co-operative Insurance .Associa- tion which I think is- worth repeat- The other day we read an art- icle an our ,daily paper which stat- ed that violent times in Cyprus rolled up a total of 49 dead within five weeks. Another article in the same paper mentioned the number of people killed by a disease in the province — and still another — the number killed in a plane crash. If a plane crashes, for example, government officials rush to the scene to investigate every detail. Massive research programs seek out cures for diseases. If an epi - But in Canada in a single, nor- dermic struck Ontario, killing more mal weekend, almost 50 people than 100 people per month and were killed in traffic accidents, crippling 20 `tines more, there and BUY YOUR SUPPLY NOW! i GET RID OF THOSE WEEDS WITH I1 WEED KILLED. i, We Also Carry a Complete Range of BUG KILLER, _LY id INSECT KILLER See Our Stock of BOMB SPRAYS and SPRAYERS H A 1WARE would :be a vast mobilization of medical and scietitfic resources to :find a cure. But traffic accidents which krill more people than diseases; plane crashes or Cyprus riots, get only cursory a;ttentmon. The causes of accidents are eas- ily recognizable, road hazards, Maws in cars and highway design, law enforcements and careless drivers and pedestrians. Although andiveduale and various organiza- tions are trying to combat these causes real safety .progress, as someone :once said, can oniy come wheel Canadians make up their minds to stop tolerating in the driver's seat the kind of reckless- ness, discourtesy and sheer stup- idity they would not tolerate any- where else in Canadian life. We are now in the middle of the summer months which always bring the traffic toll to a new high. Let every one of us, by word and example encourage ac- cident free driving. Junior Farmers Plan Year Book A Special Committee of the Huron County Junior Farmers met in Clanton on Monday, July 21 to discuss plans for their year book. The Year Book is being published in ,connection with the loth Anniversary ,of the Huron County Junior Farmers which ds to the held October 4th and 5txlx . The Year Book will ,include ar- ticles on the vacuous phases of Junior Activities carried on der- ing the year, These activities in- clude such things as drama, sp- orts, debating, .public speaking, choir, Judging competitions, only to mention a few. The committee also ,plans to have pictures of the executive and the various com- mittees concerned with the 10th Anniversary celebration included. Zurich Emmanuel FUO Ca. Churclh. � day Re -Owning Services on Su i The Re-epening service of Em- Shayler, Santa Meni:ca. Californ- manue•I Evangelical United Breth- ren Church was held on Sunday. tAugust 3rd. with a large congreg- ather in attendance, A former Hiss Gertrude Schade, pester, Rev. C. P. Heekendorn, ia, Miss Ruby Church, London, Mi -se Melv,ina Schade, London, Miss Mabel Wilson, and London. 1 w is the guest preacher. Ile was $ p;,,tor here from 1938 to 19-17. Ho is now the minister at Chesley a :And Cceiferance Superintendent ef w t'1 Taff t 1)istt set +. 1 the C:- t i' I ed in Conference. a . I Re H kendorn brought ou, ht ¢1 a' 'ii m ' e n , ••'i'11,' '_tet :il w, 1, { the ('hu - 1 in the world" $ I Tie e•7lllor i.:: ie'r )sing the 711171- ;' will ilial, Thee," and the Male Carus saeg, "Galilee," Mre. lie!t :n Oe'en and Miss; 'della I Getee presided at the organ and I piano. I Te_' teeth wall of -the church 'ins been completely renavated. A dedication sservtcee was conducted by Rev. C. B. Heckendorn and the pastor Rev. A. M Amacller. The panelling and the new carpet are in rnrmery of the late Mr. - 0. E. Ehnes, and the date Mrs. Mary Tt-uemner. The drapes are in memory of the late Mr. Alfred llellek. Two ministerial pews were donated b'4 Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Geiger. Mr, and Mrs. E. E ZVuerth donated the light at the entrance or the church. Mr. W. A. Siebert donated his labour in the painting of the church auditoeitmi. Mr. Herbert DesJar- dine donated part of his Tabour as carpenter. Much of the work was a labour of love, done by various members of the church. The 'hoard of Trustees, who had the responsibility and directed this work were Mr, Delbert Geiger, chairman, Mr. Leroy O'Brien, Mr. Clarence Schade, Mr. Laird Jac- obe and Mr. Herbert DesJardine. Guests from various parts of Canada were present, as well as some from the United States. Among those who attended from a distance were; Mr and Mrs. Steele, Toronto. The former be- ing -a member of the choir while he was stationed here in the. Bank of Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eckstein, London, Miss Lily Hof- fman, London, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hoffman, Galt, Bobby Holifmnan, Dawson Creek, B.C., Me and Mrs. Robert Graham, recently stationed at Toronto., Mr, Ga'rfi,eld Witmer, -London, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Manson and cannily, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Caifass, Kitchen- er, Miss Elide Calfass, Kitchener, Mir. Simon Grib, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs,. Ken Grib, Centralia, Mr. Bert Durst, Pt. Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. H. Miusselmasn, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ortwein, and Rickey, Galt, Mrs. Henry Ander- son, Fr:eelton, Miss Jean McCaig, Mimnica, Mr. and Mrs. Robert An- nan, Pickering„ Ma's, Finkbeiner and Hazel, Stratford, Mr and Mrs. Willldann Koehler, Dublin, - Mrs. Cecil Frank, Preston, Mrs. A. Cram', Aliderwsood, Mmes. Hellen ZURICH — PHONE 92 ay HOGS SHIPPE on TUESDAY and THURSDAY CATTLE SHIPPED on SATURDAY CEMENT - COAL and FARM SUPPLIES Iways On Hand Hensaii District Co-operative Inc. Hensall ZURICH - Brucefleld . 4, London. Two ITensall Men Charged. Over Liquor Violations James A. Orr of Hens:all was: fd,ned $10 and costs for 'violation ,of the Liquor Control Act in magistrates 'court an Sarnia this week. 'He was also charged with ebstructiang an officer and fined' an additional $25- .and costs. Robert J. Bell of Hensall was charged under the Liquor con- trol Act and fined $10 and costs. Magistrate 3. C. Dunlop, QC., presided. 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