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Zurich Citizens News, 1959-03-11, Page 11'WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1959 ZURICH Citizens NEWS PAGE ELEVEN BLAKE (MRS. AMOS GINGERICH, Correspondent) Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Schwartzen- truber, accompanied by Mrs. Nan- cy Schwartzentruber, and Mrs. Bert Bachert, attended a funeral en Friday of a relative at Baden. Mrs, Amos Gingerich entertain- ed some friends and relatives to a quilting bee this week. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Gingerich, ac- ticompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mose Erb, Zurich, atended the funeral at Baden of the late Mrs. Stein- man. Mrs. Emerson Erb entertained some friends of this community to a quilting bee on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Gingerich and daughter, Gloria, and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gingerich spent Friday WHY DO ALL THAT WRITING? When A Rubber Stamp will do it faster, easier, and I✓ho knows? mmmy- be neater, 'to°. Order one at 'the Zurich Citizens News Delivery, Within 10 days. IMOD 4, evening with Mr. and Mrs, William Steckle. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gingerich and family were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gingerich and Melvin and Mr. and. Mrs. Clay- ton Steckle. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gingerich and family and Mr. and Mrs. Sol- omon Gingerich, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ginge- rich. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oesch and family, Baden, spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Oesch. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Zehr, Kit- chener ,spent Sunday with the lat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Erb and family. John Zandwyck, accompanied by Mrs. Archie Mustard and son Br- ian, spent the weekend at Detroit and Sarnia, joining the latter's husband at Sarnia, who accompan- ied them to Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Oesch and son, David Carl, motored to Gode- rich on Friday, Mrs. Oesch and lit- tle son remaining for the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Louckes and little daughter, London, spent the weekend with the letters' par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Corriv- eau. NOTICE The March Session of Hie HURON COUNTY COUNCIL 'will be held at the Court House, GoderTch, on MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1959, .t 10.00 a.m. All communications and accounts to be in the 'hands of 'the Clerk by noon, Friday, March 20, 1959. JOHN G. BERRY, Clerk -Treasurer 1013 FROM A RELIABLE DEALER HARD1 GREEN MIXTURES AND PERMANENT PASTURE MIXTURES TIMOTHY, CLOVER and ALFALFA IT'S PAINT -UP TIME P SUPER KEM TONE and KEM-GLO Available in All Colours and Ali Size Cans SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION OF COLORS IN SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Stade & Weido Hardware PLUMBING, HEATING and TINSMITHING SEEDS AND COAL nixie Zurich Your Purchases of Easter Seals Provide Orthopaedic Services for Crippled Kids During the past year, leading physicians and surgeons from hos- pitals that specialize in orthopaed- ic services attended numerous clin- ics held at strategic locations thr- oughout Ontario for the benefit of crippled youngsters. The out -clinic service provided by the far flung facilities of the Ontario Society for Crippled Ch- ildren has developed under the closely related co-operation be- tween the Society and the 221 service clubs which each year con- duct this Easter Seal Campaign to finance assistance to help crip- pled children, In addition to help finance the treatment of crippled children from their communities, the service clubs help with the cli- nics by transporting youngsters and helping to provide accommod- ation for those than cannot return home immediately. The Society and the service clubs organize the clinics under a medical committee which enrols the volunteer specialists. The lat- ter include literally every top sp- ecialist in the fields of medicine and surgery which are necessary Girl Guide News (By Ruth Clausius) The Zurich Girl Guides held their regular weekly meeting last Thursday evening in the Town Hall. After the meeting a court of honour was held, at which time it was decided the Guides would go around town on March 21 and collect empty pop bottles, coat hangers, and six quart baskets. The money raised from this pro- ject will go towards a camp for the Guides this summer. Stanley 'Council Supports CDCI School Addition Stanley Township councillors a- greed at this meeting last Monday afternoon, to support the board of Clinton District Collegiate In- stitute, in the proposed $325,000 addition to the school building, with two provisions. Their approval is based on the provision that the board use the present gymnasium for a cafeteria, and that they receive a grant of $25,000 for that purpose. Tenders for the warble fly cam- paign were opened, and William Hayter was named inspector. Hu- bert Cooper will do the spraying. After interviewing Reeve Ivan Forsyth, one councillor and Clerk E. P. Chesney of Tuckersmith Township, Stanley agreed to pay the neighbouring municipality the sum of $92.36 in settlement of agreement over Brumfield street- light expense. The clerk was instructed to ap- ply to the Department of Public Works for subsidy on the Stanley Big Drain, and also to call for tenders on 6,000 yards of gravel for the township roads in 1959. FINED UNDER CTA (Exeter Times -Advocate) Mrs. Evelyn Field, 58, Hensall, was fined $50 and costs Wednes- day after pleading guilty to keep- ing intoxicating liquor for sale, contrary to the CTA. Crown Attorney H. G. Hays, QC, revealed 1,102 pints of beer had been confiscated during a raid February 20 when six persons were found in the Maitland Club, Main Street, Hensall. Mrs, Field's husband, alleged to be the owner of the club, is in. St. Joseph's hospital, London, suffer- ing from, a broken hip received in a recent auto accident. He was previously convicted in connection with a bottle club at St, Joseph. The crown said police had re- ceived no complaints that young- sters were patronizing the club. PC Cecil Gibbons, in charge of the February raid,,.. was the. only witness. to the children's betterment. These doctors come from Toronto, Otta- wa, Hamilton and other cities loca- ted' ile4r: the clinic 'centre. Plans for a clinic are laid well in advance, Through local officers of health, public health nurses and local doctors, the Society's field nurses locate and visit crippled children, report their needs and plan their attendance at clinic, On a planned day, for instance, children from hundreds of miles around a community 'such as Kirk- land Lake will gather there. To meet them will be specialists in orthopaedic surgery and other br- anches of medicine who, together with local doctors, diagnose their conditions and prescribe treatment. If the latter can be provided local- ly, the lomil doctor then supervises it; if treatment is required in' a big city hospital, arrangements are made for transportation and hos- pitalization by .the Society. Over the years, thousands of children have attended such clin- ics, have received treatment and have benefitted from the follow; up program, provided by the Soc- iety's nursirig'services. A score of nurses specially, trained in ortho- paedics follow up, every case, teach the mother how to carry on the therapy prescribed by the doctors and see that anything required such as braces or crutches are provided for the children. For the 1959 Easter Seal Cam- paign, which is held from Febru- ary 26th to March 29th, there is a minimum of $770,000 needed to carry on this and other services. NOTICE THE LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET Will be closed on Monday, March 16, for the purpose of taking stock Effective Tuesday, March 17, Mr. Clarence G ascho will operate the store. Having disposed of my grocery business, Y would Iike to take this opportunity of thanking everyone for their patronage in the past. I hope you will exend the same good will to my successor as you have tome. MENNO OESCH Lucky Dollar Food Market NOTICE I wish to advise the public that I have purchased the business, known as Lucky Dollar Food Market from Mr. Menno Oesch We will try and give you the same courteous service you have received in the past, and we solicit your continued patron- age in the future. CLARENCE GASCHO — Zurich GOOD NEWS.., FOR YOUR EASTER SUIT BEAUTIFUL BLOUSES Because so many Eas- ter suits have short or open jackets, beautiful Blouses are more than ever important• Ours are real show- offs . . . in lady -like and lovely ways. Won't you come see for your- self soon? PRICED AT ONLY $2.98 and $3.98 n NEW NYLONS in Tints that match your Eas- ter and Spring costumes, see and choose them here now ! ! ! SEE OUR EASTER ARRAY OF GLOVES ! ! ascho Bras. Phone 59 ---- Zurich "THE STORE WITH THE STOCK"