Zurich Citizens News, 1959-12-02, Page 10PAGE TWELVE
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NOTICE TO THE .ELECTORS
OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY
AN
ELECTION
To FiII the Positions of Reeve and Deputy Reeve, and for Three
Trustees for the Stanley Township School Area Board for a
Two -Year Term, will be held on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1
at the following places,
Polling
Polling
Polling
Polling
Sub -Division No.
Sub -Division No.
Sub -Division No.
Sub -Division No.
Polling Sub -Division No.
Polling Sub -Division No.
Polling Sub -Division No.
Polling Sub -Division No.
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and by the following named persons:
1—SS 1—Lawrence Falconer, DRO
2—SS 10—Jock Aikenhead, DRO
3—SS 14—Nelson Hood, DRO
4—Township Hall, Varna—
Lloyd Johnston, DRO
5—SS 5, Goshen—
William Armstrong, DRO
6—SS 4W—Leonard Talbot, DRO
7—Mrs. Denomme's Store,
Drysdale—Philip Durand, DRO
8—Town Hall, Bayfield—
Harold Brandon, DRO
POLLS OPEN FROM 9.00 A.M. TO
5.00
P.M.
Dated at Varna, this 30th day of Nov., 1959.
JEAN ELLIOTT,
Returning
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Fly -Up And Enrolment Ceremony
Held for Local Guides and Brownies
Last Thursday evening the
Brownies and Girl Guides had a
combination meeting for enrol-
ment and fly -up ceremony, with
Brown. Owl May Rowe, Hensall.
and mothers, for guests.
Acting Brown Owl, Anne Flax -
Thiel Couple Have
50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Thiel,
Zurich, celebrated their 50th wed-
ding anniversary on Sunday, No-
vember 22, 1959, when 40 guests
were present for a lovely fowl
dinner.
On November 24, 1909, Amelia
Koch, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. George Koch, Dashwood,
and Elmore Thiel, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thiel, Zu-
rich, were united in marriage in
Zion Lutheran Church in Dash-
wood, by Rev. G. Thun. The at-
tendants at the wedding were Ad-
am Thiel, a cousin of the groom,
now of Alberta, and Lovina Koch,
a sister of the bride (Mrs. John
Dale, now deceased).
They have resided in Zurich for
the past 19 years. The family con-
sists of three sons and one dau-
ghter: Harold and Carl, both of
Zurich; Milford, in B.C.; and Mrs.
John McClinchey (Berniece),
Blyth, also 11 grandchildren.
The dining room was decorated
with white bells and streamers,
yellow and mauve 'mums, a gift
of the grandchildren. The table
was centred with a three story
wedding cake baked and decorat-
ed by Mrs. Earl Flaxbard, Zurich.
Mrs. George Thiel, Sr., 85 years
of age and an aunt of the family,
was present for the occasion.
The address was read by their
oldest son, Harold, and the par-
ents were presented with a studio
couch. Gifts and cards were re-
ceived from friends and relatives,
including a telegram from a neph-
ew, Milfred Doerr, in Penzance.
Sask. They also received a gift
from Mr. Adam Thiel, who was
at the wedding 50 years ago.,
Those present for the occasion
attended from Mt. Clemens.
Mich.; New Baltimore, Mich.;
Woodstock; London; Laird, Sask.;
Dashwood, Blyth and Zurich.
They also entertained neigh-
Officer
relatives
Tuesday evening,N November on
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KNEE -HOLE and
SECRETARY
PRICED REASONABLE
SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY OF
GIFTS FOR THE CHILDREN
KROEHLER REST ROCKERS
RELAXERS — HOSTESS CHAIRS
HASSOCKS — 1''IRRORS — RUGS
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LAMPS ��n STEP TAjBLES.tt.ti..A..,
Free Draw
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As in previous years we will be having a FREE
DRAW, on December 24. A Ticket with each pur-
chase of $1 or more, limit of 5 tickets per purchase
for a HOSTESS CHAIR
Westlake Furniture
Phone 89J Zurich
A SMALL DEPOSIT
Will Hold Any Article
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
bard and assistant Tawny Owl,
Joy Erb opened the meeting with
the fairy ring. The Brownies wel-
comed the District Commissioner,
Miss Lauretta., Siegner, Exeter,
with the Grand Howl. Guide Cap-
tain Auleen Rose and color party,
Guides Elizabeth Johnston, Ruth
and Barbara Clausius had Guide
opening and performed the horse-
shoe formation around Brownie
ring.
Miss Seigner enrolled Brownie
recruits: Bonnie Banko, Charlene
Bedard, Joanne Thiel, Linda
Stade, Sandra Des;jardine, Elaine
Westlake and Shirley Thiel, pre-
senting each with a recruit pin,
and six emblem. Each new Brown-
ie was received by sixer and mem-
bers with the Brownie horseshoe.
Badges were given to Elaine
Hugill, Golden Hand, House Ord-
erly, Needleworker, Woodworker;
Linda Gescho, Golden Hand,
House Orderly; Sue Ann Coxon,
Golden Hand. House Orderly;
Shirley Weido, Golden Hand,
House Orderly; Cheryl Stade,
Golden Hand, Minstrel; Sylvia Be-
dard. Golden Hand, House Order-
ly. Book Lover.
Each then received their wings
and were received in the Guide
Company by Guiders Ruth Ann
and Shirley Flaxbard. Mrs. E.
Zimmer, Ladies Auxiliary presi-
dent, thanked Kay Webb for ser-
vices as Girl Guide Captain for
the past two years. Barbara Clau-
sius presented her with a gift of
money.
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Herb Klopp Heads
[lay Federation
(Continued from page One)
Other officers in Hay Federation
are: first vice-president, George
Grenier; second vice-president,
Wilfred Mousseau; directors, Jack
Faber, Elgin Hendrick, Gordon
Coleman, Harold Campbell, Joe
Hoffman, Carl Willert, Stewart
Thiel, Wayne McBride, Murray
Keyes, Clement Regier and Jack
McClinehey.
In Stanley the vice-president is
Ted Dunn; directors, Noel La-
porte, Jack Scotchrner, Leslie
Armstrong, John Robinson, Clar-
ence Parke, Bruce Keyes, Charles
Reid, Mel Graham, Jack Taylor,
Hush Hendrick and Ivan McCly-
mont. Ross Love is the past presi-
dent of the Hay group and El-
more Hayter of the Stanley group.
Greetings from Hay Township
were brought to the gathering by
V. L. Becker, the reeve, and from
Stanley by reeve Harvey Coleman.
Also speaking briefly were D.
Grieves, assistant agricultural
representative for Huron.. and
Winston Shanton, Huron Federa-
tion president.
Entertainment was supplied by
the Four Gents, London: Mrs.
Beatrice Hess was pianist for the
evening, and Alvin Walper acted
as song leader.
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WAS SUPPLY TEACHER
Mrs. Lee W. Hoffman of town
was a supply teacher for Mrs.
Ruby Neeb, who was on the sick
list, and is on the Hay Town-
ship School Area teaching staff.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1959
To The Electors of
STANLEY TOWNSHIP:
I wish to thank the ratepayers for your support
in the past. I am again a candidate for the position
of Reeve and ask for your support and influence. If
successful I will continue to work for the best interests
of the ratepayers of the Township of Stanley.
—HARVEY COLEMAN
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SIMIONLYAI
To The Electors,
STANLEY TOWNSHIP:
I would appreciate your support in the election
Monday, December 7.
Seven years experience as councillor and eight
years before that as school trustee should be of great
benefit to help me to fulfill my duties as your Deputy -
Reeve in 1960.
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- Alvin R
To The Electors,
STANLEY TOWNSHIP:
I would sincerely appreciate your support and
influence at the polls on Monday, December 7.
My four years in council and six years as school
trustee should enable me to serve you well as Deputy -
Reeve in 1960
Jack Scotchmer
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ELECTORS, TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY
I am offering my serv-
ices as Reeve for 1960,
after serving ten years as
councillor and two years
as Deputy -Reeve.
Since it will be impos-
sible to call on everyone,
I solicit your vote and in-
fluence on December 7.
If you elect me I will serve
to the best of my ability.
Jo Harvey Taylor
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"JACK'S STILL CRAZY"
He's Also Offering
All Our Cars Can Be Purchased On Low Cost General Motors Plan, With One -Third Down..
Balance Can Be Arranged In Terms Up To 36 Months.
NO CREDIT RESTRICTIONS HERE—NO DOWN PAYMENT—IF YOUR CREDIT JUSTIFIES!
He's Playing Santa Claus
AND ALMOST GIVING AWAY
75 New and Used..
Cars and Trucks
Free Gas Home - - - If You Can't Deaf
We Have Just Received a Shipment of:
9 NEW 1960 MODELS
TREAT YOURSELF TO A NEW CAR FOR CHRISTMAS!
Do you want some automotive unit you don't see listed here, whether car, truck, tractor,
convertible, or $10,000 limousine? If we haven't got it we'll have it coming in!
BUY WHERE YOU CAN SEE A SELECTION
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