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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1974
50
ears Ago
The Molson's Bank was rec-
ently purchased by the Bank of
Montreal.
Mrs. Catherine Wurm and
Miss Annie Wurm left on Sun-
day for Chicago, where they
will spend the winter.
A grand concert will be given
in the Town Hall on Monday
evening under the auspices of
the Zurich band, by the "Sun-
beam Concert Trio."
Hensall Reeve Geiger is busy
canvassing for re-election
again, and will be opposed by
councillor Robert Higgins, who
so nearly defeated him last
year.
Miss Rose Albright is confin-
ed to her bed with an attack of
scarlet fever.
About 20 cottages on the Long
don side of the summer resort
of Grand Bend have been looted
-OF-
YEARS GONE
35 Ye rs Ago
Gov. J.B. Reynolds of the
county jail reported that 79
prisoners had been committed
in the previous six months and
that the cost of feeding them
was 11 1/2 cents per day per in-
mate. Also at county council
Reeve. L.E. Cardiff, Conserv-
ative candidate in North Huron
said it was doubtful if he would
be back. Reeve Sanders, of
Exeter, announced his candid-
ature for the wardenship.
William Decker recently
purchased a valuable tearn of
horses from Mr. E.G. Kraft,
Khiva, for a handsome figure.
This is one of the finest teams
in the township.
Fine weather has prevailed
this week and there has been
practically no snow on the
ground this fall. There are
frosts but it always thaws out
VOTE FOR:
YTO
for
Si .IP C f' U %CIL
On December "2
Your Supp rt will be appreciated
RE-ELECT:
ay Township Co :rncillor
*Having served on council for the past year, I have found
it to be most interesting and challenging. Seeing the
changes in the past years, it is going to be a greater
challenge to keep our Municipal Affairs our own --rather
than regional.
*I ask your support on December 2, and if elected I will
endeavour to serve you to the best of my ability.
VOTERS IN H
LET 12 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Keep orking for you
Having served you in the capacity of Reeve
for the past '7 years, I again solicit your
A support in the forthcoming election. I will
endeavour to serve all ratepayers to the
best of my ability
On Dece.,,ber 2, Re-elect:
eeve r, f H ; y To + ;ship
during the day time. Only a
few days away from December
and just nice fall weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thiel
have moved to their home near
the Lutheran Church.
25 Years Ago
Now playing at the Aldan
Theatre, Grand Bend" Blondie's
Secret, " starring Penny Single-
ton and Arthur Lake.
Construction at the local
arena is at a standstill because
rough, cold weather snakes it
impossible to work outside.
Mr. Ivan Yungblut has sold
the building lot just south of
his new home to Mrs. Fanny
Bender, who intends to erect
a new house for her own use
next summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Hess
and daughter Pauline attended
the Royal Winter Fair at Tor-
onto last Thursday evening.
10 Years Ago
The council of the village of
Zurich was elected by acclam-
ation last Friday night, when
only the required number of
candidates qualified for the
various positions. Milton Oesch
was returned to the office of
reeve, while councillors W.B.
Coxon, Mrs. Isabel Gascho and
Leo Meidinger were given accl-
amation. Although he was agair
nominated to the office of
councillor, K.M. Brcakey
chose to retire and his position
on council was filled by Gordon
1 -less, the only other nominee
for the post.
Residents of Zurich and dist-
rict will have an opportunity
to see first hand the inner work-
ings of the new dial building on
Main Street West in Zurich.
An open house will be held
Monday, November 30, from
7 p.m, to 9:30 p.m.
Eric Campbell 18, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell,
was admitted to South Huron
Hospital, Exeter; Saturday
night with undetermined injur-
ies suffered when he was hit
by a car while trying to pull
another auto out of a ditch on
Highway 4, a mile and a quart-
er north of Hensall.
The family of Mr. Chris
Gascho celebrated his 91st
birthday at his home on Thurs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bedard
were married recently in Imm-
aculate Heart of Mary Roman
Catholic Church, Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Miller
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary on Sunday with a
dinner. Their son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried Miller,
of London, were present.
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SNOWMOBILE HAZARDS
Planning on joining the snow-
mobile set this winter? For
safety's sake keep the following
points in mind, says Consumers
Association of Canada.
tparstwaratrammazionamstategaartmumatsi
Independent Shipper
to
United Co-operative
of Ontario
Livestock Dept
Toronto
Ship Your Livestock
with
Roy Scotchmer
Monday Is Shipping
Day From Varna Stockyard
CALL F3AYFIELD 565.2636
13y 7:30 a.m. Monday
For Prompt Service
No Charges on Pick-up
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International
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Food Conference held in Rome.
I must admit that the suggest-
ion has some merit after all.
Either we pay for this grain out
of tax money or we eat less
(only one hamburger per week
less) and we have the food we
have promised to give to needy
nations.
However, I like the comment
one person made. "We can't
even ship eggs from Halifax to
Vancouver, " he said. "How
are we going to get them to the
rest of the world?" He has a
point for, as we discovered in
our recent efforts to feed the
starving of Central Africa, our
biggest problem was not one of
food, it was that of distribution.
While we work that one out,
start eating one hamburg a
week less.
Wife at breakfast table . to
grumpy husband: "Look on the.
bright side. In sixteen hours
you'll be back in bed."
TED VOOGEL
AND SONS
BUILDING
CONTRACTOR
FRAMING
Houses & Cottages
* RenovatiIns*
CUSTOM BUILT
Homes
Free Estimates!
DASI-IWOOD
R.R.1 PH: 238-2742
To The Voters In Hay Township:
With 7 years experience as a member of
the Council of the Township of Hay, I ani
again a candidate in the coming election
on December 2.
I solicit your support at the polls, and if
elected will work in the best interests of
all the people in Hay Township.
RE-ELECT:
LIONEL WILDER
To Hay Tonship Council
FOR
ship. C ;oocliner
ELECT:
Ti
v
For REEVE of
AY TO°,', NSHIP
*12 years experience on council
*keen interest in municipal affairs
*willing to listen to problems
Your support at the polls will be
sincerely appreciated!
ON DECEMBER 2, VOTE TINNEY
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