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Zurich Citizens News, 1959-01-28, Page 9WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1959 ZWUCH Citizens NEWS PAGE mat Cheek the Label Now to he Sure LJ SPECIALIZING IN GOOD FOOD WELL PREPARED IS WHAT WE LIKE TO SERVE YOU! SUNDAY DINNERS 4.00 to 7.30 p.m. DINING ROOM CLOSED EVERY TUESDAY EVENING Dominion Hotel PHONE 70 — ZURICH "Where You Are A Stranger But Once" John Yaremko, Toronto MP, Is New Minister of Transport for Ontario Honourable John Yaremko was sworn in as Ontario Minister of Transport on December 22, 1958. He has been the member of the Ontario Legislature for Toronto- Bellwoods since the 1951 general election. Mr. Yaremko has already a broad, practical knowledge of the work of the Department of Trans- port. It was at his suggestion that the Select Committee on Highway Safety was appointed in 1954. Most of the recommendations made by that committee of which Mr. Yaremko was a member have since been implemented. He was appointed chairman of the Legis- lature's Standing Committee on Highway Safety in 1956, 57 and 58 sessions. He was a member of the Toll Roads and Financing Committee, Ontario's new Minister of Tran- sport was born in Welland, Aug- ust 1918, the second of eleven children of George and Mary Yar- emko who had emigrated from the Ukraine to Canada in 1912. He grew up in Welland and Hamilton and at the age of 14 became an Alderman on the Hamilton Muni- cipal Boy Council while attending Central Collegiate Institute. gamilton° Ont. Motors products o£ Canape, ltd., General HAW ; Ontario• ori Which took me on my vacation Pennsylvania Whichni o me euXhill Gentlemen' feted a trig states -. New 'fork,rf 1,554 los 1n my V $19.50 Recently following a lows ° distance st a gasoline Saso esstarting y h s a the Vir ginia, e ch was Velthe ma Car gallon, truinfigures, o quarter uinterested ll Six per mil was up on myreturn. one and n 0 six most tank aw filling ts s a sor hade dter added.t real ecru ill b ]o cost nd r no enlas they for Yin the ride was getter is those figures the c that thin being d. cylinder would 1110 to say yom a point of In closing, 1O ed and writtenpurely your semi solaced with my Vah yours very truly' satisfied Mr. James' experience is yet another ex. ample of Vauxhall's amazing economy! Read his letter, then consider that this is typical of reports coming in from Vaux- hall owners, coast to coast. The story from them is ... Vauxhall saves money and does it in real style. And this is so true! Take the luxurious Cresta and the vigorous Velox for ex- ample. Here are two, roomy six -passenger sedans powered by a modern six -cylinder engine that performs and saves money on gas the way a "Six" should! And Vauxhall takes the savings even further in the four -cylinder Victor Station Wagon and Sedans. These five -passenger, budget priced beauties combine lively perform- ance with truly amazing economy .. . giving you up to 40 miles to the gallon. Follow the lead of so many economy - minded, style -conscious Canadians. See and drive the Vauxhall of your choice at your local dealer's. S7::µ �'�.aet•Si3V ...... ..... .. .....:ani:... THESE FEATURES ARE STANDARD AT NO EXTRA COST Four Wide -Swinging Doors • Five and Six Passenger Comfort Panoramic Vision • Spacious Trunk • 2 -Speed Non -Stalling Electric Windshield Wipers • Heater and Defroster • Standard Steering Column Gear Shift • Sport Car Handling • Level Ride Suspension • Spray Insulation Against Rumble and Road Noise. "ME BRITISH CARS BUILT AND BACKED BY GENERAL MOTORS...SERVICE EVERYWHERE ON THE NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT S N MOTORS Limited ZURICH — Phone 78 EXETER Phone 608 O ITUA :IES Mrs• S. Litwiller Mrs. Simon Litwiller, Manson, Iowa, died last Tuesday in a Fort Dodge hospital, where she was ta- ken earlier in the day after suf- fering severe burns. She was injured sometime last Monday morning when she reach- ed over her stove for something and her clothing caught on fire from a pilot light. She managed to smother the flames in a rug and went to bed. Her husband found her when he arrived home at .noon, and she was rushed to the hospital. Funeral service was held on Thursday at the Manson Mennon- ite Church, Mrs. Latwiller is survived by her husband; two sons and two daughters, GIen and Earl of Man- son, Mrs. Mervin Gerber, Adams- ville, Pa., and Mrs. Eldon King, Conneaut Lake, Pa. Mrs. Chris Erb, Zurich, is a twin sister of Mrs. Litwiller. Attending the funeral from this district were: Mr. and Mrs. Leon- ard Erb, Emmerson Erb, Albert Erb and Mrs. Ervin Gingerich. Mrs• Alcide Houle Mrs. Alcide Houle, 66, died Monday, January 12 at RR 1, Eberts, Ontario. Surviving are her husband, two sons, Robert and Evarist at home and two daughters, Mrs. Hubert Urquhart, Dover Township; Flor- ence at home; three brothers, Charles and Albert Bedour of Zur- ich, John of Forest; four sisters, Mrs. John Rau of London, Mrs. John Cadotte, Wallaceburg, Mrs. Orville Houle of Chatham and Mrs. Norman Overholt of Zurich. Remains rested at Himzegan funeral home, Chatham. Services were held Wednesday at 9,30 a.m. at the Blessed Sacrament Church at Chatham. Mrs. 0. Ducharme Mrs. Oscar Ducharme, the for- mer Anna S. Denomme, passed away in Clinton Public Hospital last Wednesday after a lengthy i11 - r ss. Born at St. Joseph, Mrs. Ducharme was in her 77th year. Surviving besides her husband are five sons: Paul and Urban, both of Hay Township; Urban, Brussels; Regis, London; Dominic, Sarnia; four daughters, (Vinetta), Mrs. Charles Hartman, Sarnia; (Dorothy) Mrs. Kermit Burley, Sarnia; (Lillian) Mrs. Joseph Martindale, Port Huron; and (Reta) Mrs. Emery Bedard, Gode- rich. 58 grandchildren and 49 great-grandchildren are also sur- viving. Mrs. Ducharme was a life mem- ber of the Immaculate Conception, the Catholic Women's League, St. Joseph's, St. Jude, St. Anna and Precious Blood. Requiem mass was sung in St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church, Zurich, on Friday at 10 a.m., with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Father C. E. Doyle officiated. Alf. Win. Reichert A lifelong resident of Hay Township, Alfred William Reichert passed away last Thursday in Clinton Public Hospital, in, his 82nd year. He was born in Hay Township, where he farmed all his life. Surviving besides his wife, the former Lovina Fuss, are three sons: Orland, Hay Township; Er- vin, Clinton; and Ivan, at home; one daughter, Mrs. Frank (Laur- etta) Fields, Hay Township. There are also eight grandchildren. The body rested at the Westlake funeral home until Sunday, when removal was made to St. Peters' Lutheran Church, Zurich. Service was held at 2.30 p.m., with inter- ment in the Lutheran Cemetery. Rev. O. Winter officiated, YOUNG LIBERALS MEET (Lucknow Sentinel) A young Liberal Association for the riding of Huron -Bruce came into being at two separate meet- ings last week. The new associa- tion will work in support of Rae J. Watson, Lucknow, Liberal can'- didate in the next provincial elec- tion. Meetings were held on Tues- day and Wednesday nights at the Watson home in West Wawanosh township. Organizing, and speak, ing to the group on both nights was `David Greenspan -of Toronto, assistant secretary of the Ontario Liberal Association.