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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING,
.DR. EUNICE OESTREICHER
On Saturday, June 4th, 1949 Dr.
Eunice Oestreicher of Dashwood, re-
ceived the degree of Medicine at the
:Spring Convocation of the Univer-
ity of -Western. 'Ontario, London,
Miss Oestreicher is the .only dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron B.
0 estreicher, Bronson Line, Hay
Township, near Dashwood. She. at-
tended Exeter High School and Lon-
don 'Normal School, and taught for
a short period ;before beginning her
studies at the University of Western
Ontario'. While at the University
she received the Hippocratic prize in
Antomy, a Dominion Provincial Bur-
sary and a Hunon County Bursary,
and in her fourth year was elected to
Alpha Omega Alpha, College Medical'
Honour 'Society. She sang in "Meds
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iCANADA'S PREMIER VISITS
DISTRICT
Last Friday climaxed every cele-
bration that we know of rwhen the
Premier of Canada, Hon. Ltuis St.
Laurent, his wife and daughter, ac-
companied by other local politicians
visited over the noon hour at the old
and tiny French Settlement conimun-
ity of St. Joseph, v*here the guests
were greeted by the Settlement with
heartfelt sentiment and open-handed
French hospitality. Here the prime
minister spoke for the first time in
French at the conclusion of a brief
adress in English. The words of
welcome to the St. Laurent party
were spoken by August Roche, a
'``local citizen" and an ex -Newfound-
lander, Mr. Dennis Bedard acted as
chairman. The prime minister was
handed the history of the Parish,
and wasintroduced by the Liberal
Candidate, Mr. A. Y. McLean. i'he
former member, Mr. W. H. Golding
also spoke, thanking the Prime Min-
ister for coming. Mrs. St. Laurent
was presented with a ;baguet of roses
by Patricia .Brisson, and her daughter
Mrs, Samson was presented by Thresa
Oorriveau, who kissed the little girls
along with the Prime Minister. The
invitation was then extended to lun-
cheon by the chairman, which was
prepared by the ladies of the parish.
It was here that the prime minister
enjoyed the French cooking and the
French brand of hospitality he loves
so well. The Brodhagen Band and the
children of the surrounding schoolz,
were on hand to greet the visiting
premier.
Following their visit to Zurich,
where a large crowd .of people had
gathered for the grand reception
which was given to the party. The
public meeting was held. on the Main
Street, the platform being in front
of the Zurich Snack Shoppe. The
Premier was again introduced by A.
Y. McLean, the Candidate and Ivan
Kalbfleisch acted as chairman. Mar-
ion Turkheim .presented Mrs. St.
Laurrent with a boquet of roses and
her daughter, Mrs. :Samson was pre
scented by Donna Oesch, who receiv-
ed hand shakes and a kiss from the
Premier and greatly thanked them
for their kindness. Mr. Albert J.
Kalbfleisch thanked -the Premier and
his party for coming to Zurich as it
was a great honor to have him vis-
it with us.Reeve Armstrong of Hay
and Reeve Lawson of Stephen gave
short addresses. The Premien spoke.
very kindly to the many children who
looked lovely and after the much
hand shaking, the happy party joui
neyed on to Exeter for a similar vis-
it. Zurich shall not for a long time
forget this fine visit by the Prime
Minister of 'Canada. 'Mr. Leeiaad
Willert treated every child to ice
(Team, which was greatly enjoyed.
Valued Citizen Laid to Rest
.As we paid our last respects to a
most highly respected citizen of Zur-
ich, and a very close friend, we could
not help but shed a tear of sorrow,
When visiting the remains of the Tate
A. F. Hess last Thursday afternoon.
This outstanding citizen for years,
rendered his efficient service to the
Municipality as Clerk and' treasurer,.
gave of 'his good advise so freely to
all that took him in confidence when
in difficulty, and his advise was ala
ways worthy of consideration and
acceptance. "Andy" as we knew
him when a very young man, posses -
sad a very cheerful disposition, en-
joyed a good laugh, and generally
saw the humorous angle whe IT
things seemed to go wrong. It was
+back in 1914 (the year the first
world war broke out) that Tee purch-
ased the Herald Printing Plant from
the late E. Zeller, having been. en
employee with Mr. Zeller, a a prin-
ter some previous years.. And that
fall the present publisher was taken
in as a partner in publishing the Zur-
ich Herald, This partnership ended 5
yeare later on January 1920, when
during these years Mr, He's was ap-
reinteas Clerk and Treasurer of
Hay Township, Superintendent of the
Hay Telephone System, and his con%
voyancing and insurance businese hid
grown to such 4111 extent that he re-
linquished hie interest-, in the print-
ing 'business to the present publisher,
who, had it not bean for the depart-
er's foreeight, we likely would not
havo come to Zurich te live. and
who may knows probably na paper
would be attlaiehed here at preeent.
Ae we look back over the pawing
veare, NVe rail recollect the an
happy Sunday afternoo11e. w h e
"AlldV" and his veva close friend.
"Lee" (T, Lester Williame) would
hitch the none. and tale 0 dl'iVEI
AOVI7,11 to thO SMiat 111111 at the lake.
and wient erand time we used te
JUNE 9 4949
Pivie04.61•11/VAMir,Vio
Water Shortages
The unusual dry weather has cre-
ated water shortages in most of the
larger centres, and we notice it is
also effecting us locally, as a big dis-
play sign in. the Post Office reads, of
no hose sprinkling in Zurich, iby the
town water users. We hope that.
a good shower of rain will soon visit
this part of Ontario. Heavy frost was
experienced on Wednesday morning,
and hundreds of acres of beans that
were already up, will have to be
sowed over again, as will many of
burgardenplants, tomatoes, etc. In
fact in some gardens the potatoes
have turned Iblack.
Entertained Distinguished Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan L. Kalbfleisch
of town were privileged to open their
home to their distinguished guests of
honour, the Prime Minister of Can-
ada, the Rt. Hon. Louis St. Laurent;
Mrs, St. Laurent, and their daughter,
Mrs. M. Samson for a pre -arranged
brief interlude immediately preced-
ing the Prime Minister's tour from
Zurich to Exeter, on the afternoon
of Friday, June the third. Others
present were: Mr. and Mrs. A. Y.
1VIcLean Seaforth, and out-of-
town members of the Huron -Perth
Liberal Association executive and
their wives. Assisting Mrs. Kaib-
fleisch serving refreshments were
Mrs. J. W. Haberer, and Mrs. E. J.
Deters, Jr.
MANY ATTEND YOUTH RALLY
About aoo people attended the
Clinton Area "Youth for Christ" on
June rally in Clinton Town Hall. All
expressed erejo3nment of the program.
which featured such attractions as
London's 14 -year old Billy ,Oarnie
with his famous trumpet and Mr.
Lance Norris :with his xylophone, ac-
companied on the piano (by his '9 -
year old daughter, Margaret. Sev-
eral solos and duets were sung by
Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Rogers af Lon-
don and Mr. F. Cellar of Wingham.
The message W2•5 brought by Rev.
Roy Campbell, of Hiawatha Baptist
.Charcla of .St. ,Tharnae Ont. 'He
spoke on the subject "Whan 1 preach
the second ooaning of Christ."
BEE KEEPERS MEETING
The spring meeting .of the Huron,
Perth and north Wellington District
of the Bee Keepers' Association was
held. at the Apiary of E. F. Klopp
Son, with a good attendance present
The meeting was in charge of the
president, Mr. Ankerrnan of Gowans-
toevn, Ontario. The main speakers
were: Mr.. Townsend of the 0.A.C.,.
Guelph. Mr. Bryant zef the Ontario
Honey Peoducers' Co-operative of
Toronto, Mr. Jones of Bedford,
Quebec, manufacturer of Bee Keep-
ers' Suppries. Mr. McVicar, man-
ager of the Zones Bee •Supply House,
in Guelph. Mr. Theo. ,Haberer of
Zurich and Mr. Gibbons •of Clinton,
gave a repeat on their recent Bee
Inspection. Mr. Townsend, Provin-
cial Apiarist addressed the meeting
on the necessity of Farmers an& Bee.
Keepers; co-operating in the grow-
ineaof legumes to insure better crops
is figure years. After the meeting'
was adjourned, refreshments 'were
served—Lorne Klopp, Secretary.
ZURICH LIONS CLUB
Owing to the march north. On a-
wing fishing trip of some tf the.
teens, the attendance fele down
semewhat, but the meeting was in-
deed interesting. District Deputy
.Albert Traquar of Exeter was pres-
'eat and when he is present: there is
always an interesting time. He told
the Lions of the wonderful Club we
have, it ,being looked up to by all the
spring fishing trip of some. the
honor it is to belong to so fine .a
bunch of live Lions. A great deal
of routine announcements were gone
over, and Lion Albert presented the
local Lions, 81 numbee, who had
perfect attendance for the year, with
the 1948-49 pin. The new member
Lion Don. Charlton was officially
taken in. Lion Milt. doing the laa
touches of the initation. The meet-
ing was indeed interesting.
Federation News
ibn't miss the big annual Field
Day, on June 15th at Goderich Agr-
icultural Park. The guest epeakee
fur the day ie Laurence A. Steinhardt
who became United. States Melbasador to Canada in August 194a. In
the last 15 years he has held a num-
ber of important positions. He was
Antimesador to Mtscow tor three
ha.ve. Put time marches an, year during the Hitler-Stelm pact
generation follows goaeratima B"t I ,tnl the Nazi invasion of Russia, and
...oilow;n,c that three tcltse years in
as lona at we Ire spared with health
we shall not forget the much kin- Ankara, 1 -ie graduated in Law from
nees, ,cheerfulnese and sympathetic the Columbia. Uraversitv in New
deeds that the -departed had in such
or city, and has Seen Much work
s'afelY in military aftleirs. A very interest -
great abundance We feel .
sayinct that Zurielt shall not tor,vorae
favoured with SO 11)10 y -0ng ePeaker, and will be. atreat IA
eof eitizen, the largt gathering anatipated
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