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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1959-05-13, Page 4ZURICH Citizens NEWS WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1959 PAGE FOUR _ ---- _ °� X306 60 FAMILIAR Nt�MMY�S o May 4, 1959 DEAR SIR: Enclosed please find money or- der to the amount of three dollars and fifty cents (3.50), for a year's subscription to your paper, Thank you for the sample copies, which I enjoyed reading very much. I noticed many names of people I know. We are relatives of the Gallman's in Zurich, first cousins. RABBITS IN PLANTING BOX (Huron Expositor) It was a nice spring day as Ray Boussey began work on a planting box in front of his James Street residence. He had raked over the earth and pulled a few weeds, when a strange movement in. the box led him to look more closely. What he found burrowed in a neat hole in the dirt were six baby rab- bits, each little more than an inch in length. Now, several days later, the rabbits are developing nicely and have begun to roam a bit, thanks to the meals that young Bill Boussey has been feeding them. REQUESTS FORews REPAIRS Legion Ladies • Auxiliary Raises 6 (Clintonlii►ton News -Record) �j Tuin the ith Municipal Council rico. Red Cross Campaign at Hensall met in the town hall, Seaforth, on Tuesday, May 5. All members were present and the reeve presid- (By our Hensall correspondent) ed. Adrian Timmermans attended and requested council to improve a drainage situation adjoining his farm. Council promised to investi- gate the matter. Rudolph Etue attended and requested council to repair a fence which he claimed was damaged as a result of snow- plowing operations. Council was of the opinion that no action could be taken, BUY THE BEST IN OUTSIDE PAINT SHERWIN-WILLIAMS WE HAVE ALL THE COLOURS IN STOCK!! KE;.,'®GLO — SUPER KEM TONE THE BEST NAME IN INTERIOR FINISHES For A Real Buy In 2and 4cycle POWER MOWERS VISIT OUR STORE 4AX`'�C:L Stade & Weido Hardware PLUMBING, HEATING and TINSMITHING Special Offer For One Week Only! A FINE DRESS SHIRT $5.00 Value SOLUTELY FREE! WITH EVERY MADE -TO -MEASURE SUIT JUST .ARIVED!! New Shipment of Spring Style ILTMORE HATS SEE THEM NOW! — — SPORT SHIRTS $3.95 up At the May meeting of the Leg- ion Ladies Auxiliary, held in the Legion Hall, last Tuesday, the president, Mrs. Williarii Brown, who chaired the meeting, informed the group that $306.60 had been raised for the Canadian Red Cross in a recent drive in which the members took an active part. INTER WOVEN SOCKS $1.50 up $50 was voted to the Scholar- ship Fund and $25 to the Local Association of Guides and Brown- ies. Mrs. Brown was appointed a re- presentative to attend a meeting of the Parks Board, on Wednesday, May 20. An invitation was accepted from the Legion to attend a social ev- ening on Friday, May 8, in the Legion Hall, with entertainment to be provided by London artists. Members will attend the Zone Rally in Seaforth on Wednesday, May 13. Thank you letters were read from Westminster hospital for birthday gifts sent to a war vet- eran, and from Mrs. W. Aikenhead, for Christmas gifts sent to her fam- ily, who were unable to be present at the Christmas party. Applica- tion for membership was received from Mrs. Mary Bisback, Mrs. Margaret Bogdon, sports officers from Walkerton, will be guest at the June meeting. In answer to the roll call for June members are asked to bring BUY WHERE YOU GET QUALITY — AT Gctscho Bros. PHONE 59 — ZURICH "THE STORE WITH THE STOCK" a tea towel. Mrs. Howard Smale reported for the Social committee and Mrs. A. Clark for the sick committee. Mrs. W. J. Cameron mystery prize, Winners for dingo were: Mrs. Maude Hedden, Mrs. Robert Sang- ster, Mrs. J. Skea, Mrs. Harold Campbell (2); Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs John Henderson, Mrs. Garnet Allan. won the 0 POLICE AID PROJECTS (Wingham Advance -Times) A distribution of $800 to various public projects in the county has been made by the police officers of this district. The money is half of the proceeds of the annual po- lice -Lions hockey game played in Goderich a few weeks ago. Dona- tions of $100 each were made to the following: Wingham Swim- ming Pool fund, Seaforth Swim- ming Pool fund, Clinton Swimming Pool fund, Goderich Association for Retarded Children, Wingham and District Association for Re- tarded Children, Goderich Kinsmen Playground, Seaforth Kinsmen Playground and Exeter Boy Scout Association Scout House. Hensall 'SMS Has Regular Meeting, Plan Choir Dinner (By our Hensall correspondent) The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety of the United Church conven- ed for their May meeting in the church school room on Thursday afternoon, May 7. Mrs. C. D. Daniel opened the meeting for the devotional period and commented on the theme "Brotherhood," and offered a short prayer. Scripture passages were read by Mrs. Albert Alexander. Mrs, Laird Mickle favoured with a piano solo, and Mrs. E. Rowe presented the study chapter on "Mexico," enhanced with slides. President Mrs. G. Armstrong presided for the business and made mention of the late Mrs. Annie Blatchford, who she stated would be greatly missed from the organ- ization, as she was a very active member. The official board of the Church has asked the WMS and the Ev- ening Auxiliary to assist them with a banquet for the choir and Sunday School teachers, to be held on Thursday, May 28. The committtee appointed is Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Mickle. The Baby Band party will be held June 19, and conveners will be Mrs. W. B. Cross, Mrs. R. M. Peck, with power to add. Mrs W. Dilling is superintendent of the Baby Band. The bale for Overseas Relief will be packed on June 2. The group accepted an invitation to St. Paul's Anglican Church, on Friday, May 22. Friendship notes were read by Mrs. George Thompson, who also read a poem on friendship. Mrs. Daniel, reporting for the sick committee, stated eight visits were made. Thank you notes were also read. 0 LOOKING FOR SUCKERS? (Lucknow Sentinel) There seems to, be an increasing number of racketeers seeking to make use of the weekly press ad- vertising columns, and of late we have received ads from Quebec to the West Coast. Some of them may be bonafide. Some even en- close a cheque. But, until we have assurance that our subscribers won't "get taken" we pass up this sort of revenue. The climax came a week or two ago when we re- ceived a cheque in American funds for 21 cents to "cover the costs" of a classified ad from an outfit in the State of Washington, who could get you a big -salary job in Alaska, as long as you sent $2.00 with the application. 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