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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1959-05-06, Page 12PAGE TWELVE ZURICH Citizens NEWS WEDNED Y, MAY 6, 1959 GOSHEN NORTH Mrs. Bruce Keys dislocated her shoulder on Thursday while paper hanging. Miss Carol Williams, Clinton, spent Friday night with Gwen McBride. Miss Bonnie Johnston, Bayfield, was a weekend visitor at the home of Miss Donna Peck, Ivan Steckle, Jr., Bayfield, spent Saturday with Gerald and Robert Hayter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peck and family, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Snell, Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McBride, Exeter, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert McBride, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McBride and five sons, visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc- Bride on Sunday. Elgin McKinley spent a few days last week in Toronto, on bus- iness. A number of Goshen ladies were guests of the Ontario Street Uni- ted Church Woman's Association, on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Campbell McKinley spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. S. Witmer at Zurich. Home From Hospital Clarence Parke returned home from St. Joseph Hospital, London, last Wednesday, where he had been a patient since early in Jan- uary. DEDICATION SERVICE of the recently renovated Sunday School department of the Dashwood Evangelical United Brethren Church was held this past Sunday. Ex- tensive alterations have been made during the past months, and a Targe crowd of worshippers were on hand e for the special service on Sunday morning. Shown here. at the front of the Sunday School chapel are left to right: Ralph Weber, Eben Weigand, Gordon Bender, Cad Oest- reicher, Don Gaiser and Rev. W. F. Krotz, all of whom helped considerably in the planning of the renovations. (Citizens News Photo) St. 'art's, Newest Entry In Hnron- erth Intermediate Baseball League At a Huron -Perth League base- ball meeting held in Mitchell on Monday night a fourth team, St. Marys, indicated their willingness to play with the three other teams already entered. This will assure the league of at least a four team grouping, since Dashwood, Mitch- ell, and Zurich have already enter- ed for the coming season. There is also a strong possibility that three or four teams from the north will play an interlocking schedule with the four Huron -Per- th teams. A meeting will be held in Wingham next Wednesday night, which will be attended by representatives from this league, to determine what teams would be interested in the proposed idea. The new entry from St. Marys will be sponsored by the Canadian Legion branch in the stone town. Probable manager of the team will be Via Noble, who should be well remembered by most older ball fans in this district. A fifth team has also indicated their interest in joining the Huron - Perth league. According to league president Bob Sadler, he has been in contact with Lucan, and they gave him to understand if they could secure the services of a pit- Hensall IOOF Sponsoring Two Minor Ball Teams (By our Hensall correspondent) The IOOF Hensall Lodge 223, are sponsoring two baseball teams, Bantams and Peewees, in the WOAA this season. Ernie Chipchase will be manag- er, and Ed. Corbett the coach, as- sisted by other coaches. cher they would definitely consid- er entering a team. A meeting will be held in Mitch- ell again next Friday night, at which time ail teams will have to know definitely if they are going to play or not. At that time the schedule for the coming season will be drawn up. The first game will likely be played in Mitchell this year, providing they can in- terest a team in playing them on their diamond on the Monday, May 18, holiday. All indications are that a real good season of baseball is in store for all fans throughout the district. Carnation Company Scholarship Won By Girl From. Holmesville Frances McCullough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCul- lough, Holmesville, (RR 2, Clint- on) has been awarded a $750 El- bridge A. Suart Scholarship for the 1959-60 school year, the Car- nation Company Scholarship Foun- dation has just announced. Frances, who plans to attend At- kinson School of Nursing at To- ronto Western Hospital in the fall, is one of 75 winners selected from sons and daughters of Carnation Company employees throughout the United States and Canada. Her father is a milk inspector at the Holmesville Carnation Plant, Frances was selected by a three man committee composed of Dr. Wallace Sterling, president Stan- ford University; Frank L. King, president California Bank, Los An- geles and James Shelton, presi- dent Security First National Bank, Los Angeles. This is the first time Frances has received a Stuart a- ward. The Scholarships were establish- ed by Carnation Company to honor its. founder and first president, El- bridge A. Stuart. Awards are made on the basis of character, scholar- ship record, leadership and serious- ness of purpose, Although an a- ward is for one year, recipients may apply for renewals. SPEED ACCURACY We can give quick service in supplying custom made rubber stamps—at budget prices. Drop in and tell us what you want - we'll have it ready for you with. in a couple of days. Order Yours From The Catalogue At The Zurich Citizens News Office Deer Season Set At Parry Sound. In the Parry Sound, Haliburton, Renfrew area south of the French and Mattawa Rivers, residents and non-residents of the province may hunt deer from November 9 to November 21 in 1959, Ontario Lands and Forests Minister the Hon. J. W. Spooner has announced. Open seasons for the rest of the province were announced earlier. This season has prevailed for several years and although the an- nouncement is made much earlier than has hitherto been the case it is recognized that in certain types of companies employees are cer- tain to have already selected their holiday period on the basis of last year's regulations. The Depart- ment of Lands and Forests would hope that industries will do their utmost in making adjustment of holiday periods to help those who may have been left with an un- suitable holiday week because of such a change. TENDER For C bfeted ° and Kitchen Equipment HURON COUNTY HOME Clinton, Ontario Tenders for the supply of cafeteria and kitchen equipment for the new addition to the Huron County Home, Clinton, Ontario, will be received by the under -signed until 4.00 p.m., Tuesday, May 26, 1959. Tendert, are to be in a sealed envelope, clearly marked "Tender Cafeteria and Kitchen Equipment". All details and specifications may be secured from the under- signed. Lowest or any tender, or part thereof, not necessarily accepted. 18-b JOHN G. BERRY, Sec.-Treas., Huron County Home Committee, Court House, Goderich, Ontario. ASK FOR ,S3 INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS INFORMALS tei ACCESSORIES i %OI zo •9N4 NATIONAL s .• QST 01 $18T YOU WITH YOU It WED DD4 0 PUNS CQM,E AHD ASK FOR YOUR FREE BRIDAL GIFT AGISTER ZURICH Citizens NEWS 4 e„,