Zurich Citizens News, 1967-04-06, Page 6PAGE SIX
ZURICH CITIZENS NEW,
THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1%7
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0 Years Ago
APRIL, 1917
and Mrs. F. W. Meyer
It for Mildmay this week,
•t E• will remain for the eons
tE ....t•e of the Evangelical
t'i.ue which will be held at
that town next geek. Rev. Mr. i
Damn:. of Edmonton. will con
t 1 a missionary service in the
cir.trcit here next Sunday eve-
ning.
The enforcement of the by -i
law prohibiting bicycles, coast -i
er wagons and roller skates on
the sidewalks is a good move
.an,1 a protection to the older
people, but now the younger
generation requests the village
fathers to pass a by-law fixing
a speed limit for automobiles
in the village and the strict
enforcement of the law pro-
vided for the blowing of the
horn when nearing a corner as
a protection to them.
Fence viewers in Hay Town-
ship for 1917 are- W. Caldwell,
John Pfaff, E. Klopp, H. Stein-
bach and A. Hendricks.
The following is the result
of the Easter promotion exami-
naions in Room III at Zurich
Public School: Junior IV. Edna
Zetzel. Lillian Weseloh. Doro-
thy Campbell, Iva Kalbfleisch,
Ivan Kalbfleisch, Theo Wagner,
Bert Siebert, Lee O'Brien,,
A::mina Brenner.
- OF
YEARS GONE
- BY-
without costing the ratepayers
an extra dollar, this being pos•
1 sible by the higher grants paid
by the county and the province,
land it will likely be what the
public school inspector has to
say whether this \\ ill go through
or not.
40 Years Ago
APRIL, 1927
We must give our police trus-
tees credit for the fine shape
they have put our streets in
the past few days by using the
grader and with the efficient
manipulation of the machine by
Mr. C. Ellber, who is an expert
at his work, one would hardly
think it was the same streets.
Warden E. F. Klopp attended
a special meeting of the Huron
County Council the past week,
the object being to try and ad-
just the protests against the
county valuation of the differ-
ent municipalities.
Mr. Mills, Toronto. inspector
of high and continuation schools
for this district, was in the
village on Wednesday evening
last and addressed .the school
supporters in the ;interest of
opening up a one -room continu-
ation school in Zurich. Mr.
Mills distinctly showed that this
could be done here in Zurich
25 Years Ago
APRIL, 1942
Miss Myrtle Gaiser, of Dash-
wood, spent Sunday with her
friends, Miss Belva Truennner,
14th concession.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Horsecorta,
of the Radio School, Clinton,
were week -end guests at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. J. A.
Addison.
County Constable •Emmerson
Overholt, Mrs. Overholt and
family. of Goderich, were Sun-
day visitors with Dr. and Mrs.
W. B. Coxon.
Our village fathers .are mak-
ing an appeal to citizens to re-
move their large ash piles which
have accumulated the past six
months, and are anything but
pleasant to the eye to behold.
A by-law of the township strict-
ly prohibits the act of dumping
ashes on the highways, and all
that is needed is to enforce this
by-law and our streets would be
cleaned up quite quickly. Most
people have plenty of room in
their back yards for their tra-
ditional pile of ashes. Just
why they have not become ac-
customed in depositing them
there we do not know. Prob-
ably it is another of those things
called "our liberty".
lliss Margaret IIeen Stebbins,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Stebbins, Grand Bend, became
the bride of Ivan L. Sharrow,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Aquiila
Sharrow, Woodstock, on Satur-
day, Nlarch 21. They will re-
side in Woodstock.
15 Years Ago
APRIL, 1952
Bob Mittleholtz, of town, re-
ceived highest marks in his
class of 25 who attended the
plumbing course at the tech-
nical school, London.
Country roads are drying up
nicely as the graders have been
put into action, and strange to
say, there is very little frost
in the ground.
When disposing of your ash
piles this spring, your commun-
ity centre board would appre-
NOTICE
Due to increased costs, we, the under-
signed Mechanical Contractors, find it nec-
essary to establish a charge -out rate of
$44.50 per hour, as of April lst, 1967:
Leo's Plumbing and Heating
ZURICH
Gingerich's Sales & Service Ltd.
ZURICH
O'Brien's Plumbing and Heating
ZURICH
Stade & Weido Hardware
ZURICH
Richard Bedard, Contractor
RR 2, ZURICH
Arnold Makins Plumbing, Heating
BAYFIELU
Fink Plumbing, Heating, Electric
HENSALL
W. J. Cameron Plumbing
HENSALL
Tieman's Hardware
DASHWOOD
Kleinstiver Plumbing, Heating
DASHWOOD
elate having them put direet
east of the arena, where they
could be used as filler.
President Truman of the USA
has announced he will not be a
candidate for re-election.
At the Farwell Nursing Home
on March 27, to Mr, and Mrs,
Emil Becker, D a s h w o o d, a
daughter.
10 Years Ago
APRIL, 1957
Rev. J. G. Holly, of Grand
Bend United Church, was in
the village on Monday.
' The Zurich Girl Guides at-
tended a swimming lesson at
Stratford YWCA.
New officers of the Dash-
wood WI are: Mrs. Arnold
Kuntz, president; Mrs, Letta
T a y l o r, vice-president; Mrs.
Mervy Tiernan, second vice-
president; Mrs. Syd Baker, sec-
retary -treasurer; Mrs. Charles
Snell, assistant secretary -treas-
urer: Mrs. Ervin Rader, district
director; Mrs. M. Merner, Mrs.
E, Koelher and 1Virs. V. L.
Becker, directors
Dashwood Public Library has
Valuable ffforrnation Available For
Persons Attending Marriage Seminar
Monsignor W. Bourdeau was
delegated by the Ministerial
Association to write this article,
an invitation he gladly ,accepted
in true ecumenical spirit to
have Catholics associate with
their Protestant brethren in this
all-important venture.
The South lluron Ministerial
Association have wisely organ-
ized something new to this lo-
eality. Wishing to lend assist-
ance in ,solving some of the
complexities and problems of a
state in life as old as Adam
but as modern as the space
age, they are cordially inviting
you to take part in 'a new ven-
been moved from Tieman's
furniture store to the men's
club rooms. •
Peter Neuschwanger and, sis-
ter, of the Blind Line, have
moved their effects into their
hone purchased from the Ort-
wein estate.
ture for this district in the
form of a marriage seminar to
be held' in the Exeter Iligh
School Thursday, April 13, 1967,
beginning at 7:30 p.m.
This invitation is extended to
married couples, to engaged
couples, to teenagers with the
approval of their parents, in
fact to all those • who are inter-
ested no matter what their re-
ligious affiliation might be.
The local papers, along with
posters, will give the program
which promises you a most in-
formative evening, presenting
you with practical advice on
how to be happily married.
It is essential to the world
that marriages be a success,
The family unit is the basis of
the social structure so much so
that as goes the family thus
goes society. The married, and
those contemplating marriage
(this embraces just about every-
body), must realize that the
success, or failure, of their pres-
ent or future union affects not
only themselves but has reper-
eussions over the whole human
race. They will come to this
realization if they are 'thor-
oughly convinced that marriage
is a career for God more than
for themselves.
In it they become co -creators
with the Almighty by increas-
ing His family with their off-
spring that they bring up as
His children as well as their
own.
No need of saying any mare
here. Come to the seminar
and you will hear the rest,
ZURICH LADIES' LEAGIJE
March 27
II Gals, A Faber 610 5 72
Hilites, H McEwan .. 579 2 130
St'lites, P Schroeder 588 7 168
P P'pers, M Campbell 589 0 41
N Hawks, M Schilbe,
J Tu kheim 526 3 143
Aces, R Hamilton _._ 572 4 38
Scamps, D Browning 597 2 48
D'aires, G Marcell _ 553 5 115
U & Downs, -I H'tman 572 0 105
Packer, F Gibson __ 694 7 155
H single: H, McEwan ____ 335
H. triple: E. Datars _ _ _ 820
H. average: G. Marcell __ 217
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If you had a serious
legal problem,
could you afford
his fee?
You can now.
A criminal or civil action, or specialized legal
counsel might cost more than you can afford.
Yet justice may depend on both.
Inability to pay a lawyer is one of the last
remaining obstacles to justice within the law.
This is no longer a problem in Ontario.
On March 29, 1967, a new legal assistance act
became effective in. Ontario. It guarantees that
no resident of this province shall be denied his
legal rights because of the lack of money.
You choose your own lawyer.
You make application to him or your area
director. Then a decision is made as to what
portion of the legal costs, if any, you can pay.
The difference is made up from the legal assistance
fund provided by the Government of Ontario.
The plan is administered by The Law Society
of Upper Canada.
Neither the court nor the public knows you
have received legal assistance. It is a private
affair between you and your lawyer.
This is the most advanced solution in the world
to the problem of legal assistance.
And its purpose is to render justice to every man
under the law.
The Law Society of Upper Canada.
ONTARIO
PROVINCE OF OPPORTUNITY
The new Ontario Legal Assistance Plan effective March 29, 1967.
LOCAL AREA DIRECTOR:
W Ma Prest, Q.C. 67 North Street, Goderich