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CORRESPONDENT MRS. CHESTER L. SMITH
4Thi4 Wete,t.
Goshen
MRS. 4..t.AREcl
:Sturdy evening guests at the
.of lite. And Mrs. Clare
McBride were Mrs. Alurray Mtn
ton; Toronto, Miss Louis Rap-
:: son and Mr -Donald Jamvs, Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Rap-
son and Mrs. -Grace Rapson
Henson, Mr. and Mrs. ilarvey
Ilayter and Joyce of Varnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arm -
•strong attended the Achilles -Tay.
• lor wedding in Duff's Walton.
Aire. Floyd Armstrong also at.
tended the trousseau tea al the
home of the bride's parents,
• Mr. and Mrs. Achilles.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Knill, Paris
were Sunday visitors with :Mr.
and Airs. Bert McBride,
Thursday night was Open
House at the Goshen School S.S.
No. 5 Two films were shown and
displays of the school work ex-
hibited. The children Also pre-
sented a short program with
lunch at the close.
The Woman's Missionary So.
ciety postponed the meeting un.
til next Tuesday night on account
of the erokinoie party being held
this -week at Varna.
Goshen and Vane Young Peo.
ple met !at the home of Barry
Taylor .on Monday night. The
president is Douglas Armstrong.
Mrs. Wm. Hayter spent a
;couple of days with Mrs. Rena
•-•• McBride, Exeter.
("Crowded out lett week)
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Arm-
strong. having. lived at Ft. Wil-
liam far the past ten years,:
have taken up residence in Mon-
treal. They visited the .foriner'e
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Armstrong, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Edear Schnell
spent an afternoon with Mr.„ and
Mre, John McBride,.
Mr: and Mrs. Russell Erratt
left -last weekend for a trip to
the. States.
Mrs. Ratbwell of etnnse jaw,
Sask.. a sister of Mrs. John
Armstrong, has returnee to her •
home after holidaying down
here.
District Teachers '`Honor Parents
Hear Inspector
inspector G. J. Doman was
f greatly surprised their parents,
t
Air. and Mrs. David Gesell, of eir
• On Anniversary
• Children and grandchildren
guest speaker at the meeting
Teachers of the liensall Distrie
Kirkton
ay MRa. HAR,91.0 PAYIS
Euchre Party
An institute Euehre party was
heht at the hem: of Mr, And
Airs. Earl Watson Wednesday
evening. Prize winners were:
. • high, Herman; -Poynter; lone
Repeet. Qn hands, Earl Watson; emasolation,
Mrs, Rose Francis.
The Cless That ceente
Mrs. Charlie Bonne was host.
By MRS. HARQt_p ertnAv ess for the Mardi meting of
' the Class That Counts. Mrs.
:Roes Tufts led the worship serv-
s. Menno Vteekl! spent Sun- ice assisted by Ales, Roger Larqu.
Stanley Township. on ThtlesaY day with Mr. Adrian Webber hart and :Mrs, :Glen Allen, no&
to help Limn celebrate their and children ,of Wallenstein; call was answered by each meal*
fortieth wedding anniversary- Mrs. Wehber's daegliter is in her paying a fine if not wearing
Their family of five children the hospital with a :new grand- something green, Airs. Allan
all attended: Air. and nirs, Cad son, : Eveleigh presided for the meet: -
Desch and family. of Baden; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Glue- ing;
and Mrs. Main Rader t \Inlet )*:AO and Mr. and airs. Keith . Mrs. Jack Robinson and Mrs.
and family. Mr. and Mr5. Floyd (lingo...ten and e
.,atilY visited Preston Morrison sang a duet:
Guenther (Verai. of Dashwood; Air. and Mrs. Musselman of accompanied by Airs. Elliott,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Desch. oaaterioo and other relatives. airs. Earl Watson gave a humor.
and family, of Stanley Township; ,. , ee _nee_ „I, 1 .
Miss Loreeno, at home, Twelve ‘1 Mr. art, e.,,,i e.e?-te.,. ,,,, 0 mei _
me ous reading. A swap party eon.
grandchildren belong to thei.s'ea‘YeeralreItt.1:entt;st inaesrarnsilaviixdoltlil tiVect by Mrs' Elliott. was en.
family.
a: inembire of their family during and Mrs.
io ' ti byall. Alre. Carl Mills
Cliff Seat to e c
ndu Le
Gifts were presented and
gether. thewinter.' ; a :contest.
grand social time was enjoyed. , A luncheon was .enjoyed to- I Mr. and Mrs, 'Edmund Erb : Perot* Item,
' and family speht a day l I
. 1 don. •
.n -An.; • Mrs. Eger Shute held an in.
' salute card party in her home
Zurich Dr ps' M
0 . Mrs.Lydia in er attit el nos li :
G" g jell Z i 1 : ' 'ere' high store, Mee. La -
Mrs. Mary Manson visited Thursday afternoon. Prize win.
Blake
unit last Tuesday afternoon in
the Zurich Public, School.
Unman told of the equip-
ment each school should have
in aid in teaching and the duties
of the caretaker and teacher in
, making the school attractive.
He discussed the matter of dis-
. eipline the. school.
A questionnaire was conducted
oj school problems. The meet.
ing was arranged by Mrs. Fred
/laborer and bliss Carol Thiel
who served lunch.
The next meeting will be held
in Hensel' Public School in April.
Returned From Florida
Airs. Ted Mittleboltz retuned
to her !ionic in Zurich after she
and her husband spent a few
weeks in Fort Lauderdale.
Florida, with their daughter,
and her husband, Mr. and Mrs,
• Walter Hilburt. Her husband re.
mairied for a few MOM We eit
before he will return. The form.
er made the home trip by bus.
Sewing Circ e
Elects,Officers
The Mennonite ladies of Zurich
held their regular meeting at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Mose
"Erb last Tuesday evening,Rev.
;Ephriam Gingerich, pastor, had
charge of the devotional part.
; Re -organization took place
; President is Mrs, Roy Gingerieh;
vice president, Airs. JoRiali
Steekle: se:e'er-treas., Miss Dor-
othy Erb. • '
• Personal Items
. Comments About
Eliddulph
- MRS. M. H. ELSTON
Miss Edna Merklee and Mrs.
Lila Davey -of London spent a
few days at the borne of their
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Be,
dard.
Mr, and Mrs, Allan Fraser of
Exeter were Sunday guests aU
the home of the latter's sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thiel.
Mr, Patrick O'Brien has re-
turned from St. Joseph's Hos-:
pita], London, improved in
health, and is follow n his
studies at Exeter High School.
!MWODA The Misses Joyce Schwertzen. E; Shute; consolation, Mrs. Oar"
1 last week, , vane Stone; lo.ne hends, airs,
truber and AliceMiles of New . enee Switzer,
1 : Hamburg visited relative$ and • Sunday visitors with 'dr. and Zurich trustees have -decided •
not to continumembership friends in this vicinity recent- Airs. Hiram Hannah. were; Mr,
e in
; and Mrs. Joe • Blommaert. and
the MithaVestern Ontario Deed- e`o%
opment Association, the fotte.i Mr. and Airs. Sam Desch of family, Air. and Mrs. Mex Cart.
county group attempting to at, ; the Bronson Line North visited t enburg and family, Alta Donald
tract industry to the area. i with his sister, Air. and Airs, Morphe, Woodham, Mr, Andy
The decision was taken at a , Rudy Oeseh,-
of Exeter, Mr. Daniel Hawkey
Blommaert, Miss Rena Murray
meeting of the trustees Monday.' . • of Fullerton and Mr. Simon De•
wit of Dublin,
airs. Norman Anios and Mrs,
Lloyd Smith of Wondham left
by bus on Saturday for Florida,
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Knox
-of the 8th line and Mr, and Mrs,
Woollen Mith were ordered for ! -
:idedildnyastor O. Winter .showed a '.Alex Irvine visited Monday eve -
members of •ehe fire brjgade. , ..: • - " "Bookmobiling in Bural ; ning :with Air. and Airs. Miller
Japan,
A bylaw was passed providing! A duet was contributed -by I! McCurdy. •
enforcement for the no Rariangi Carol Fisclier . and. Mary Ellen j Mission and
signs at the maid' intersection. ,
rhiel accompanied , b y Airs. ! When the Mission Band met
Personal items Lorne Ratter. Mrs, Gordon Block ; at the church, 16 members ans'•
Misses Gertrude and Melville I presided for the program. i weed the roll call by placing
&bade, of London, were week";
, Mrs. Whitney Brokenshire c.one an article for a Japanese school
bag in a box. Irie Marshall Pre.
end visitors at the home of their; ducted , the business sessien. The
brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence visiting co.mmittee reported 15 sided,AP. Ross Tufts told 'a Bible
Sehade, 14 eon., and Mr. and calls to sick and shut-ins of the ;
; story.ls. Carol Bibby read the
Mrs. Irwin Schade, near Dash -i congregation,
wood. dedication for the offering, which
1 Retvrned From Bermuda was taken up by Diane Allen,
Mr. and Mrs! Call Decker I air. Gordon Smith of the Blue : The members divided into
and cbildren were Sunday guests ; Water Highway has returned by i study groups with Mrs. Glen
with friends in Palmerston. 1 plane from his visit tO. Bermuda. I Allen and Mrs. Ross Tufts in
Mr. and 'Mrs, Charles Hay and , Gordon tette us the ...scenery i$1 charge. Gaines were e»joyed,
daughters were visitors - at the m st b tat 1 and the peoPi
home of the formers parents, ! friendly;
Mr.and Mrs, William Hay.
Personal Items ..
•
Iapon receiving a petition from Lit eran La les
Evangelical E1.13 nn,,..,hthey i
of the Owen. They also accepted
an app 'cation eot IA atm: sere ice At the scarce meeting of St.
from L. Davis. 'Peter's Lutheran church Ladies'
agreed to repair a drain in front ee Japan •Fi
4-H Girls Model Skirts
Personal !trent
Saturday evening visitors with
For Dashwood
Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister
were Mr, and Mrs. Elson Lynn
And 'family of Winehelsea.
Mr, and Mrs, Boss McFalls
and David were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bili Hodgins, of Lucan
on Saturday evening,
Mr, and Mrs. Dean Gibson
were in Wroxeter on Saturday
visiting with the former's moth-
er, who is quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Johnston
Sunday with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Jessie Lewis.
and family of Ailsa Craig spent
Mr. and Mrs. :Ross McFalJs
and David were guests on Sun-
day evening with Mr, and Mrs,
Gerald McFalls. 4it
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. C. Fischer were Mr. and
afsirs.., Lloyd Stanlake and family,'
Mr. 'and Mrs. L. Thompson and
family, Mr. Ray Fischer all of
London also Mr. William Fiecher
e•nd;Jateb Fischer of Dashwood,
Nt. and Mrs. ;toe Mordush af
London spent 'Friday evening
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Fischer,
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Atkinkon
and Robert spent Sunday after-
noon with Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Bischeff. Crediton, •
Mr. and Mrs, Allan Elston
and family were gusts of Mr.
And Mre, Winston Shapton of
Zxeter on Saturday owing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym and
Jahn of Thames Road and Miss
Marilyn Tuckey et :Exeter were
visitor $ on Friday evening' with
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Skinner.
wentr-four members of Dash- lowed by a pooled lunch.
wood Women's Institute answer- e. • and 'AL nt Mrs.ekBob Hamather
! NI the March roll call "name an and Kath,v spenl the week end at
" outmoded household article. Southampton with Mr. and Mrs.
• , Mrs. Arnold Kuntz, president, Gordon Eagleson anni family.
conciliated the business. It was ; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader and
decided to send a delegate to Darlene and Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
the Tweedsmuir history work- ' Rader, Kenneth and Richard,
0 00 },n f. al
were Sunday visitors with Mr,
, .
Ceylon for flood relief. ' and Mrs. Elutes Rader:
Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan and Mrs.
Harry Hoffman are the new Ch
for 'a slate of officers is Airs.
leaders. Nominating committee, oose Officers
r
:Glen Webb, Mrs. Chas, SnFoLadies, Aid
ell,
land Mrs. Emil Becker. Mrs. Mei •
I be Ladies Aid of the Evangel -
nest Koehler and Mrs. Aintree
real United Brethren Church end -
Monier were appointed to pack
and send tbree 'ettes ditd' d
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ae ae e a successful i einbcrship and
by members for Arab children. :'attendanee drive with the win -
Mrs. Leonard Schenk, con. ning side led by Airs. Ralph
vend of Historical Research
Weber as guests at a supper of
was cbairlady for the priigram. • t
Mrs. Chas. Snell discussed the iic losing side b Y Mr, Wal-
niolto "Do not walk this year in lace Wein. They found they hail
last year's ruts," Mrs. Lloyd - increased their roll call an aver.
Eardeson had as hen tonic "Yes—age al ;seven a meeting,
terday and to -day." Everyone • Guests from Zurich were Rev,
enjoyed a sing song of Irish ;
• and Mrs. A. AL Amaeher, who
sing songs. " sang a duet. Mrs. Amacher, as
The 4-H girls were guests and guest speaker, chose as her topie
modelled their skirts made in "Brotberhood."
the ,proieet "Working With 1 ElecHon of officers followed,
Wool, Ilse Gulens and Mary President is Mrs. Cart Oestrieb-
jane lioffm e n demonstrated er; viec-presidents, Mrs. J. M.
"New tiro for the okt skirt." The Tiernan and Airs. Letia Taylor;
leaders, Mrs. Sid Baker and Aire., secretary, Mrs. Howard Klumpp;
Fe•vin Devine, were presented assistant senroary,
irs
with plaques bY the Insithate• assistant
Ladies' A, Stuart
Aid treasurer,
airs. Schenk conducted contests.
•
Mn. Harold Kellerman .. assist,
ant treasurer, Mrs. Charles
JQ t - hn Wein 78t 1 snen.
W.S, treasurer, Airs, Tierra
District Farmer Hoffman ; a esIst ant treasurer
Mrs. Wallace Wein; spiritual life
John 'Wein,. 78, died in South convener. Mrs. Jessie ilader; as -
Huron Hospital, on Tuesday. He sistant, Mrs, Geerge Link; ClniS•
was annUre of Crediton and tian social relations, Airs. Gordon
farmed on the Bronson Line near Bender: aliesionary eduratioe
Dashwood. convener, Mrs. Eben Wiegand;
His wife, the former Anit secretary Young Peopiele work,
graft, predeceased him five years ' Mrs, Lloyd elaglesorit assietant,
ago. Be is survived by two'daugh. • Mrs. Sid Baker; secretary chie
lers, Mrs. Gordon (Weida) Bayri- dren's xvork, Mrs. .t. M. Tieman;
ham, Exeter, and Mrs. Harry assistants, Mrs, Donald. Geiser,
(Margaret) Parsons, Oak Pare, ' Mrs. Ralph Weber and Mee. J.
Mich.; four sons, Kenneth and IL Kellerman,
Sheldon, Exeter; Floyd and Wal- personal items
la4e:* Samnla
8sil7aTtl.,;
threa sisters,AsMr. and Mrs. R. Fe /(1"017.111Arl
Mrs. :Fred James and Mrs. nt Detiolt sPant the weekend with
aboth Snyder, Lontirm; one beote„ : the batter's mother, Mrs. Core
er, William, al )ashwod.
His hotly rested at the T. Hai*: e• Miss Erme Wein of Clinten
Hoffman funeral home. Dash- spent the weekend with Mrs.
wood, until Thursday, when, In-' Cora Geiser.
twat Service will be conducted miss Barhank 13tdot he!
by Ittw. W, F. friend of Kitchener spent dthe
Interment will brain Evengen. weekend with Mr, and Mrs, V.
eat United, Brethren Gallen necktn
Cernetcry, 1 Mr. and Airs, Ilubeet Welherg
Mon't Club Etifeefelns and daughter and Sir. MI Mrs.
Dam wod z i 6 n Lutheran • Gorden. Welberg, ot Watetinet,
church mews Club was host to spent the Weekend with Mr. aid
Stratford, Monktnn and Logan ' Aire, Fred Weiberg.
Metre claire last Metiday evening, ; Mr, Douglas Ham ether end: Mr.
Forty men were present. rPober, Irwin of London, spent the
1 Dart: baseball was played fol., iWeekterid at Dashwood.
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1 Mr. heel Mrs. David 'Paid, of
Lehtlon, spent Sunday with Aire.
M. Pierer,
Alr, and Mrs, Allan need And
i son, Of Mitheeer, and ;Vit. and
'Mee. Fred Fritzley, MGoderieli,
were eveeltend guests with Mr,
find Mr, Janney ileytee.
A etteceesful audiell milt, tit
the. !tenet of the late Mr. John
flender wee lithi lasi eturrley
, :with Air. Miltoll Haugh purehAs.
• tog the peopetty.
:1 t)tirihif 1654 flit (1.11.V. will
f.PiAt#iit erieratiliii 1g2 new tial
;Ioeotnotive4.
Pot Luck Supper •
The congregational pot luck
supper of the United Church was
Miss Laura Wcido,: who ha, , held in the basement or the
been staying at the borne of her ; dwell recentlya, over 100 at -
cousins, Mr, and Mrs. Earl; tending. After supper a program
Weido for several weeks, has' was enjoyed beginning with a
now taken im residence at the; sing song led by Rev, Elliott;
Huron. 'County Home near Clin- and a vocal duet by Linda and
ton. Carol Bibby.
Mr. Harold Speller is a pa- Mr: Howard Maxwell Showed
tient at Canton Hospital where coloured pictures stressing, the
he had an operation. •different seasons of the .year
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klapp have 'and an. accordion instiumentel
moved into their new home on by Miss pewit wackier; a read.
John St. N. ing by Mrs. D. She mblaw; chorus
Mr. and Airs. Herb Kraft of by the juniors• solo bv Mrs.
Detroit Were guests at the home gee, peecti,
of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stade. and pictures for
the children were 'given.
Mr. and Mrs. John Steckley
and son, Kenneth, of Vineland
spent the weekend at the home
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson Erb and other relatives
and friends.
Mr. Solomon Gingerien • and
Mr. Ed. SWartzentruher are Pa-
tients at the Shouldiee Surgery
in Toronto.
Euchre Party.
The Kirkton Hall Board held
a successful Euchre party in
Aberdeen Pelt recently,
Prize wineere: were: ladies'
high, Mrs. George Devis of 'Exe-
ter; bone hands, Mrs. Wllfrd
Wilson; men' high, RobtRun-
dle; lone hands, Edwin Shute.
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