Zurich Citizens News, 1961-07-13, Page 7THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1961
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE SEVEN
Department Lists Dates of Deer
Season For Various Areas In Ont.
The Hon. J. W. Spooner, Min-
ister of Lands and Forests, has
announced open seasons for
hunting deer in southern Ontar-
io. The seasons for the north-
ern and western parts of the
province were established for a
three-year period which expires
with the 1961 season.
Details for seasons in north-
ern and northwestern Ontario
for deer and moose which are
included in the three - year
schedule are available from the
Department of Lands and For-
ests in summary form.
There will be a bow and ar-
row season for dear on Manit-
oulin Island from October 19
to November 14. The regular
Grand Bend Plans
Stop Streets To
Aid In Traffic
In the interest of enforce-
ment, Grand Bend council re-
jected the advice of the Ontario
Department of Transport and
established a system of stop
streets throughout the village
to control speeding.
Stop signs will be erected at
about every second block on
village streets, except for the
main thoroughfares.
This was one of two meas-
ures being considered by coun-
cil to slow down traffic in con-
gester areas. The offer was re-
duction of speed limit to 25
mph.
The transport department ad-
vised against the stop street
proposal ,indicating the reduced
speed limit would eliminate the
need for signs.
However, Cpl. Neil Chamber-
lain who was consulted, said
it was difficult to enforce speed
limits on short stretches of
road but it would be easy to
check cars failing to stop at
through streets.
gun season will run from Nov-
ember 15 to 25. The use of
dogs is prohibited.
The Dokis Indian Reserve
lying astride the French River
in northern Parry Sound Dist-
rict will again have a season
running from November 1 to
25, Non -Indians may not enter
the reserve without the permis-
sion of the Indians. However,
they are invited to hunt on the
reserve provided they have an
Indian guide.
The Crown lands in the town-
ships of Matchedash in Simcoe
County, will be open for deer
hunting from November 6 to 9.
The Counties of Leeds, Gren-
ville, Prescott, Russell and that
part of Carleton lying east of
the Rideau River will be open
from November 6 to 9. Only
shotguns will be permitted in
this farming area.
In Carleton County lying west
of the Rideau River, part of
Frontenac County and those
parts of Lennox and Addington,
Hastings and Peterborough ly-
ing south of No. 7 Highway and
north of No. 2 Highway, the
deer season will be from Nov-
ember 6 to 11. Only shotguns
will be permitted in the Town-
ships of Ennismore, Smith,
Douro, Dummer, Belmont, Nor-
th Monaghan, Otonabee and As-
phodel.
In the Counties of Stormont
Dundas and Glengarry the deer
season will run from November
6 to 9. Shotguns only are per-
mitted and the use ofdogs in
these counties is prohibited.
Announcing deer seasons for
the Bruce Peninsula, the Min-
ister said that the Township of
St. Edmunds will have a deer
season for archers from Octo-
ber 30 to November 4. The re-
gular gun season will follow in
the Townships of St. Edmunds,
Lindsay, Eastnor and Albermar-
le running from November 6 to
11. In both seasons, the use of
dogs for hunting deer is pro-
hibited.
Further seasons for deer in
southern Ontario will be an-
nounced at a later date.
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Notice to Destroy
NOXIOUS WE DS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to property
owners in urban and sub -divided areas to destroy
all Noxious Weeds as often as necessary in each
season, to prevent their going to seed.
Also, after July 22, 1961, proceedings will be
taken to destroy Noxious Weeds in accordance with
the Weed Control Act.
ALEX CHESNEY
Huron County Weed Inspector
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DASHWOOD and
DISTRICT
Harold Hamather, of London,
vacationed with his uncle, Herb
Willert.
Glen Haugh, of Solana, Cali-
fornia, spent a week's holiday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Haugh,
Mrs. Lloyd Rader is a pat-
ient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, where she underwent
surgery.
Rev. and Mrs. Merrill James
and three boys, John 9, Orville
8, and Paul 3, have arrived at
the Evangelical UB parsonage
from Palmer Rapids. He prea-
ched his first sermon on Sun-
day, July 9.
Infant Baptized
Brian Arthur, infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Rader, was
baptized Sunday, July 9, by Rev.
Gerald Scholz, of Logan, in Zion
Lutheran Church. Sponsors
were Marian and Arthur Rader.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin Rader and boys were
Marion, June and Ruthanne Ra-
der, and Lloyd Howe, all of
London, and Fred Miller, of
Zion.
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Canada's top comedians,
Johnny Wayne (bottom)
and Frank Shuster, switch
their sites to California this
summer for a new series,
Holiday Lodge, seen Tues-
days on CBC --TV. The co-
medians, assisted by shap-
ely Maureen Arthur, cause
riot of humor when they or-
ganize social activities at
the Holiday Lodge summer
resort.
District Family Reunions Held
Willert Reunion
The 16th annual Willert re-
union was held on July 1 at
Riverside Park, Exeter.
Sports with Adoplph Keller in
charge got under way at 3:00
o'clock.
Winners in boys• and girls un-
der 5 years: Jimmy Heanan,
Shelley Baker, Janice Haist;
boys and girls, 5-7, Terry Soe-
d e r, Susan Telfer, Wendy
Brooks; boys and girls, 7-9, Mor-
ley Eagleson, 'merry Soeder,
Brenda Haist; boys and girls,
10-12, Kenneth Eagleson, Shei-
la Keller, Jim Brooks; girls 13
and over, Carolyn Eagleson,
Grace Keller, boys, Robert
Telfer, Wayne Weiberg; three-
legged race, Robert Telfer and
Wayne Weiberg, Earl and Gor-
don Weiburg, Carolyn and Ken-
neth Eagleson.
Wheelbarrow race, Gordon
and Earl Weiburg, Ken and
Garry Eagleson, Wayne Wei -
burg and Robert Telfer; sack
race, Robert Telfer, Carolyn
Eagleson, S h a r on Heanan;
young couple race, Howard and
June Weiburg; animal race,
Sharon Heanon, Sheila Keller,
Ken Eagleson; pop bottle race,
Howard Weiburg; calling for
Supper, Mrs. Emiel Willard;
"Relay race, choose your hus-
band," Grace Keller, Howard
Weiberg; judge your strength,
Grace Keller, Howard Weiberg;
shoe scramble, Garnet Willert,
Vera Latta; coin race, Mrs.
Stephensons Meet
A large crowd, consisting of
116, attended the Stephenson
picnic, despite threatening skies
on Sunday, July 2, at the Lions
Park, Seaforth.
Officers elected for a two-
year term were: president, Ral-
ph Stephenson, Varna; vice-
president, Elmore Stephenson,
Seaforth; secretary, George Do-
wson, Varna; table committee,,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stephen-
son, Mr. and Mrs. F. Lloyd Arm-
strong; sports committee, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Consitt, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Armstrong.
The results of the various ra-
ces and games were: children,
under five, Donna Taylor, Patty
Kay; girls under nine, Deborah
Stephenson, Brenda Turner;
boys under nine, Gerald Met-
calfe, Paul Kay; girls, 12 and
under, Linda Armstrong, Nancy
Consitt; boys, 12 and under,
Paul Stephenson, Leonard Met-
calf; throwing the ball, Joyce
Taylor; potato relay race, Marj-
orie Turner's group; oldest per-
son present, Mrs. Charles Steph-
enson, Hensall; youngest, John
Talbot, London.
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Earl Weiberg.
Oldest person present, Mrs.
William Willert; youngest child,
Cathryn Carlisle; person com-
ing farthest distance, Mrs.
Pearl Wichert, Tawas City,
Mich,; youngest married couple,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Triebner;
birthday nearest reunion date,
Mrs. Eulene Baker; anniversary
nearest reunion, Mr. and Mrs.
Milt Keller; youngest grandmo-
ther, Mrs. E. Willard; table con-
venor, Mrs. Frank Treibner, and
committee served picnic supper
to 198 persons.
In the evening a large crowd
enjoyed dancing at the Legion
hall in Exeter.
Officers for next year are:
president, Mr. Otto Willert;
vice-presidents, Gordon a n d
Fred Willert; secretary, Mrs.' E.
Willard; table convener, Mrs.
Ron Thompson; sports, conven-
er, Lloyd Willert.
It was agreed to have the
1962 picnic at the same place.
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McNaughton Clan
(By our Hensall correspondent)
Under ideal conditions the
McNaughton reunion was held
Sunday, July 9, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McNaugh-
ton, Cromarty, with a large at-
tendance.
Forty-seven sat down to a
grand picnic supper, after
which a program of sports and
races for young and old were
enjoyed and were under the dir-
ection of Mrs. William Spry,
London, and Mrs. John Barley,
Mitchell.
Oldest person to attend was
William Rychman Exeter; youn-
gest, Karen McNaughton, little
daughter of Clarence and Lil-
lian McNaughton, Listowel; cou-
ple corning farthest distance,
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hall, Sud-
bury.
Guests attended from Sud-
bury, Listowell, Mitchell, St.
Marys, Exeter, Hensall, London,
Detroit, Flint, and Cromarty.
The 1962 reunion is planned for
the second Sunday in July at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Barley, Mitchell.
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9:00 p.m.
Music By
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EVERYONE WELCOME
Morenz Reunion Lutheran Ladies
At Brodhagen
(By our Hensall correspondent).
The Morenz reunion was held
at Brodhagen Community Cen-
tre, with approximately 150 at-
tending. A ball game was en-
joyed, and sports.
Races, under 6, Dougie Wat-
son; 7,8,9, girls, Starr Fischer;
7, 8, 9, boys, Billy Jeffrey; 10,
11, 12, girls, Sharon Morenz; 10,
11, 12, boys, Ron Moore; 13, 14,
15, girls, June Morenz; 13, 14,
15, boys, Ron Connelly.
Ladies lucky spot walk, Mrs,
Hugh Morenz; mens lucky spot
walk, Bill Jeffery; 3 -legged race
for girls, Barbara and Marion
Jeffery; wheelbarrow race boys,
Ron Moore and Dougie Wat-
son; ladies kick slipper, Mrs.
Ross Corbett; shoe scramble,
Mrs. George Morenz.
Youngest baby, Cindy, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morenz,
9 months; oldest lady, Mrs. Liz-
zie Morenz; oldest man, Mr. Ed
Getke; largest family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Jeffery, Mr. and Mrs.
Sol Snider and family; coming
the farthest distance, Windsor.
Lady with most buttons on
dress, Ruthanne Connelly. gues-
sing contest, Mrs. John Corbett;
relay passing the ball was won
by Bob Chaffes' side.
Mrs. Roy Morenz received the
prize for having birthday near-
est to day of picnic.
Officers elected were: presi-
ident, Harry Mugge; secretary,
Norman Morenz; treasurer, Ar-
thur Morenz. Brodhagen will
be the reunion place in 1962,
first Sunday in July.
The Ladies Aid of St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, held their
regular meeting on Tuesday ev-
ening, with 22 members, the
pastor and one visitor present,
Mrs. W. Brokenshire was in
charge of the meeting. T h e
meeting opened with hymn 233,
"Lord For Tomorrow and It's
Needs." This was followed by
psalm 8, and a prayer by the
pastor. The ladies joined in
singing, "Mighty God While An-
gels Bless Thee."
The visiting committee repor-
ted making 23 calls. Reports
were given and several items
of business were dealt with.
The ladies will serve re-
freshments to the children at-
tending Vacation Church School
with group one in charge. The
Ladies Aid will assist the Lu-
ther League in entertaining
the confirmation class.
The meeting closed with the
"Lord's Prayer" and hymn "A-
bide With Us, Our Saviour."
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BINGO WINNERS
(By our Hensall correspondent)
Specials at the Legion Bingo
Saturday night were won by
Jim Clark; Mrs. Joan Hay; Mrs.
Eldon Jarrott; door prizes were
won by Mrs. Murray Tyndall
and Bruce Coutts. Other win-
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Mrs. Lloyd Riley; Mrs. William
Smale; Mrs. Faith Pincent; Fred
Beer, Reg Dick, Mrs. Murray
Tyndall; Bill Noakes, Mrs. Rei-
chert and Mrs. Jarrott shared;
Miss Violet Murray, Port Col-
borne; Paul Boa, Mrs. Roy
Smale, H. Swartzentruber and
Miss Boa.
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