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By MRS. FRED bOWDEN
Yiinl41, Honors Bride -Elect
Following a bowling party at
the Exeter Flowling Lanes on.
Saturday night, the members of
the Y. P. U. presented Miss
l lanclie Aiorgan, bride -elect,
with a gift in honor of her ail
preeehing marriage,
Lenten Services
Lenten service will be !geld: in
the Centralia United Church on
1Vednesday and Friday evening
of *next week wall Dr. James
Semple of Egmondvillc as guest
speaker on Wednesday aright and
Rev, IL Snell of Exeter on Fri-
day night.
Personal Items
Air. Steve ?lolnar ,of xludson
);ay was a weekend guest with
his parents; Mr. and Airs, S.
Mohler, Steve made the trip
!tome by plane.
Flight LieuL T. Gates of Camp
r
Orden 's• d a 1 •e 7
• va ite 1t t.t Jtis l?al• i is,
Mr. and Mrs. R, 13. Gates on
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs, Ralph Lightfoot returned
(tome !font St, Joseph's hospital
en Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs, George Donn
attended the, rededication sere•
ice in the Hensall United Chureh
on Sunday Pi
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Miss Marina Bowden returned
to her duties at tate London Life
on Monday following a week's
absence,
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Lammie,
Bobby and Jean .attended the
Sunday evening special service
in the Hensel! United Church,
ZURICH
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CQRRESPONDIl.NTA .MRS# CHESTER. 1, SMITH
Church History
Institute Topic
The regular meeting of the
Zurich Women's Institute was
held in the townhall last Tues-
day evening, Airs. Bryce Atack
as cllaii'iady, opened .the meeting.
with a sing -song with Airs, A. evening when the club honored that the Lion'rapier to supreme
has
fl,ons Purchase Land'
dor New Piayground ,
An interesting supper meeting occasion. Regardless of :consider•
was held by tha ions S.Jub at able debating and alibis. Lion
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a President the Dominion House A1ond�.y lesadent Bob McKinley stated
Arnachet• .at the piano. St, Patrick's Da ant! Tail rights t such occasion.
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Miss Olive O'Brien read part Twister Lion Jack Dattnister lost Lion Leroy O'Brien introduced
' of the History of tite different no time in slaking his rounds his guest Napoleon Corriveau
Clausius favoredwith a piano member's tt'hg did not displaY lanai clap Lion Doug O'Brien
Ron,',guest speaker, gave a talk
chUrcl1C$ in Zurich, Miss Ruth and assessing fines from :all who rase and received the trach•
solo. Mrs, Wilfrid Aack of Cred- some green suitable to the, esp;ainel the absence of Lion
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on the `l'weeclsntutr history prof- ,
set mentioning their personal
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MONDAY,
MARCH 24,
10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Sale
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'57 PLYMOUTH 2 -DOOR DELUXE, 'whitewalls etc.
'56 METEOR RIDEAU TUDOR, automatic, radio
'55 DODGE 2 -DOOR HARDTOP
'53 DODGE 4 -DOOR, radio, automatic, immaculate
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40 Other Models
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'family (the Nicholsons), their
farm now being occupied by
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Erb, Bron-
son Line,
President A1rs, L. Erb took
charge of the business. Reports
were read by Mrs. Newell Gei-
ger. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. B. Mack and Mrs. Wm.
!Hay.
Property .Sold
+Air. and Mrs. Louis Thiel have
purchased the dwelling property
of the late Oscar Klopp estate,
'!rich . they have occupied • for
the last few years, They, get
immediate possession.
.Goshen WA
Holds Party
Luther Fibs
. i Lion President Bob introduced
the guest entertainers. Mr. ':anti
t Mrs. J. Wes Mesmer, who showed
interestingpictures taken on a
On Sunday evening, a large recent rito. Europe. Mr,
attendance was present in St, Afcrner teas ane of the ehart�
Me;Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich, members and the club enjoyed
the sacred film, "A1ar.tin his usual jovial humor. and was
Luther," was shown with sound shown many of the pictures on
reproduction. The pictures were their tour on the Continent. At
very clear, as was the music and the diose of the sho11In� Lias
speaking on the amplifier. Rill Yuneblut: extended aQhearty
1 The story goes back to the 15117 • 'hank You" to M,. and Mrs •
century, and took place in Ger- . Mefner, and made a suitable
Sewing Circle
Finishes Word:
Last Tuesday, the Zurich
Mennonite Sewing Cn'.c1e met in
the afternoon and .evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
.Emerson Erb. Devotional' was•
taken from Philippians 4:6.•13.
The total attendance for the day
was 22, •One quilt was made,
childre.n's and baby garments
were finished. -
St. Patrick's Dance
AInodv. i's '
Dance ryasayeheldening in theaStfocalPatrContck-
munity Centre, with some very
nicely dressed dancers sellable to
the occasion attending. The
dance was sponsored by the
Zurich Lions Club, with Don
O'Brien, convener.
Personal items
Mr. George !less, of Hensall,
called' on friends one day last
week.
lieu, A, E. Holley, pastor of
Grand Bend United Church, was
Monday
a business caller in town on
,
many and Italy. This happening presentation for their kindness in
this the
1 the Attend Birthday
was one of the beginnings of showing these pictures. Di •
and customs of people of that business was transacte�7strict Friends
Protestantism Aft
and the modes .tea this usual rout
ire
time are so much different to the nurebast of some land adilentlt
the present d a It' t t
to a as an an eves : ' t,, the paste •h1
ing stor • and the two-hour film ' portion of the
�, Community C;�77ir.n was under
that was shown seemed to pass discussion, which is to be used
all too 'quickly.
'Iv' a nlav'rour,i, 117^ plirrltasn•
The pastor; Rev. 0. Winter, price of which is to he $600. A
By MRS, CLARE McBRIDE opened the meeting, as well as vo'e, shn"ine of hands, was
making fitting closing remarks. taken tt•liieh nrnved that the land
The c okinole party put on 'by Mr. H. W. Brokenshire operated ivas to he purchased,
the Goshen W.A. in Varna on ,the projector that showed the
Friday 'night was a huge success. films, In Hospital
Twenty tables of crokinole were Mr. Henry Clausius who has
in play. I •.Re ort On ,.had sur'ery nerrormed to his
The prize winners were: men's P !eve by Thr. Charles Dyson. Lon -
1 s• 's Hospital is
recovering nicely,
Muriel !hers children under 12, Personal Items
high; Margaret'Aldington, and By MRS. HAROLD FINLAY Mrs, Julius Thiel has returned'
low, John Broeze. home from Victoria Hospital,
A short program followed Junior Red Cross London,
which included: a double duet by The Red Cross group met last Air, and Mrs, Howard Thiel'
Dianne and Donna Peck and Friday at the Blake School S.S. 'made a trip to Ottawa for a
Gwen and Gail McBride; •
a poem. No. 9 Tray and Stanle for their few
days last week.
by Gerald Hayter; taps dancing St. Patrick's meeting Y After the Mr. and Mrs. John \\'ellaufer
by Karen and Diane McKinley; opening :rang, '•My Wild Irish and family of London visited at
a reading by Patricia and Caro- Rose" the business was taken. the home of their mother, Mrs..
lyn Robinson; apiano duet by Recitations were givenTeri Ilahe7•er,
i by I Mrs. Edna *Oswald entertained
Mrs, Melvin Elliott and Joan Charles Erb, Michael Corriveau, her children and grandchildren to .
Elliott; a novelty number which Pearl Ann Erb and Fay Oesch; a birthday dinner one day last
included the songs `IlacNaina- choruses by boys and girls,
ra's Band," "Sail Along Silver "Galway Bay", and "London- week. Those present were Mr.
and Moon" and a German Polka. �det•ry Air"• contest by Ralph
family �rof I{ippc ,s. Howard IAir�banclaAifs
Air•T J. Pitt was chairman G' 1 L" 1 1 d
high, Bob McKinley; ladies' high, ! r on, al 51, Jo. eoh
Mrs. Cecil Dowson; men's .ow,
1
Anson McKinley• ladies' low,
Blake
for the. ogram. Lunch was ,mgeric7. ve yn. Duc iarms an Murray Dolton and fancily of
p Emma Finlay and riddles by Hensall.
served by Goshen North ladies. Robert Oesch. 1 Dr. Such of Goderic.h spent
Mission Band • Those on the program were last Wednesday afternoon at the
The March meeting of Goshen Emma Finlay, Ralph Gingerich, ' home of Mr. and Mrs, Clayton
Mission Band was h^1d Sunday Bobby Oesch, Evelyn Ducharrte.
Smith and sons, Gordon . and
with 31 present. Mrs. Clare Me- I The nest meeting will. be in. Stanley.
Bride and Mrs. Robert McKinley : charge of Paul Erb, Mervyn Mr, and Mrs. Hugh MacKin-
were in charge. , 1 Erb, Mary Finlay and Mary • non and children, Ross and Janet
A song, "Acorns," was sung to Margaret Oesch. of London visited with their
a Japanese melody. Donna Peck mother,MacKinnon, on
Personal Items Mrs.:1\i,
gave the treasurer's report and i Rev, Ephriam Gingerich was , Saturday.
the only birthday for March was !the guest speaker at the Boys' i Mr. Arthur Truemner of To -
the
It; Armstrong,
ccid d to send for and irl's fellowship meeting in ronto spent several days at the
the E,U.B. church in Zurich on •, home of his sisters,Mrs. Wm.
garden seeds, and also have Sunday evening. i Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
fish pond at the bazaar to be Mrs. Edge Farrell and Fred' Rader and Mr, and Mrs. Milne
sponsored by the W.A. The story ,a from Kenji, "Adventures With ' of Kincardine were Sunday visit I Rader.
Shoes," was read. Marlene Keys ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.I Mr. and Mrs. M. Schatz and
read the Scripture and Gail Mc- ' Harold Finlay and family, it be-' ALrs, E. Bender of Dashwood call-
Bride closed the meeting, mg their wedding anniversary.
Personal ItemsMr. and Mrs. Peter Gingerich
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride
Air, and Mrs. James McBride, visited with 11r. and Mrs. W.
Clinton, had dinner on Thurs- Sparks in Seaforth one evening. seph, s Hospital. London, where
day with Mr. and Airs. Bert Mc- Mrs. Howard Finlay received , he had treatments.
Brute,a telegram from Moose Jaw last Alt' HaroldSopl7ar is a pa -
Mrs. Bruce Keys entertained Monday of the death of her tient at Clinton Hospital,
the Babylon ladies at a quilting uncle, the late Mr. John T. Tion- Miss Gertrude and Afelvina
on Wednesday evening. thron, a former resident of lien- Schade of London were weekend
visitors at the home iof their
Hen -
Mr, and Mrs. Bert McBride salt and vicinity. His late father, brothers, AZ7•, and Mrs. Clarence
spent the weekend w!"1 Mr. and James Bonthron, was ane time Schade, 14th and Clarence
and
Mrs. Allan Knill, Paris, assessor of Hay Townshi in tlhe Airs, Erwin Schade,con.-near Dash
Mr. and Mrs. 'Marvin ltoutzon, earlier days.
New York (the former Florence : Mr. Will Clarke who spent the wood,
Hayter), are visiting relatives in winter months on construction Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Cunning -
the community. She is presently work with his brother•in-law, hain and daughter, Helen Clare,
with her sister, Mrs. Cecil Dow- Mr, Lloyd Finnigan, returned to of Willowdale spent the weekend
soil. 1 his home oil Tuesday 01 last at the home of their parents,
Berne McKinley, of Toronto, ' week, Air. and Mrs. Chester L. Smith,
spent the weekend with his par- ' Mr, and Airs. Liovd Guenther Mr, Cunningham left. for duties
ed on relatives in Zurich on Sun-
day.
Air, Clarence Gascho is pro-
gressing favorably at St. Jo -
encs, Air. and Mrs. Elgin Mc-
Kinley.
Gail, Judy and Ronnie Mc-
Bride spent the weekend with
Ale and Mr Clare McBride
and family of Dashwood and Mr. at Kingston. His family remains
and Mrs. Carl Oesch of Baden for a few weeks at the Smith
visited at, the home of Mr. and home,
David „Oesch,
Mrs.
ar Mr, and Mrs. Carl Houston 01 i Mrs. Leon Jeffrey has not
and family.Godericli spent a day with Mr. been well lately.
Mr.and Mrs, Louis Taylor and Mrs. Vernon Oesch and son, I A number of the ladies of the
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David. ; district attended the ladies'
Bruce Keys. Many attended the auction meeting in the Presbyterian
sale of Mr, and Mrs. 'Horace church in Hensel]. on Alnuday
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Pfaff of near Dashwood on Wed- night, and also the Daffodil Tea
rie'Aay last, in ,Tames St. United Church.
Mr. Joe Baechler has our- Exeter, on Wednesday afternoon
chased a threshing machine. , in aid of the Cancer Society.
•First Anniversciry!
We really appreciate the way in which you' have
received our fatious Shell Oil Products ancl our personal
delivery service C'ulling otlr first year in this area,
We hope we can entinut to merit your patmage
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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Perkins,
Rev. C. W. and Mrs. Down, Mr,
and Airs. Edgar Fanson, Mr.
Frank Down, Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell Snell and Mrs. William Hun-
ter were in London on Friday at
the centennial birthday of Airs.
William H, Perkins,
Mrs. Perkins spent the first
three years of her married life
on the farm in Usborne now
occupied by Mr. August Gregus.
Since that time she has lived in
London,
Mr, Perkins, who died 20 years
ago, was a brother of the late
John Perkins, father of Mrs.
William Hunter of town,
Mrs, Perkins has remarkable
health and vitality for her 100
years and held open house for
her friends and relatives.
Voice on the telephone: ''hello
Miss Jones. Johnny won't he at
school today. He's not feeling
well."-
Teacher: "Who is this?"
Voice on telephone: "What do
you mean 'who is this?' This is
my daddy."
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you do not ask a
FAVOUR
\)THEN the housewife calls at the grocery store and orders a, supply
of prosisions, she is not asking a favour . , , she is buying goods for which
she will pay cask ... purely a matter of business.
So with your bank. 11 is a business proposition Just as much as the
grocery store.
The grocer deals in groceries . , , the banker deals in credit. And, as
the making of loans is the principal way by which his bank derives
its revenue, he is as anxious to sell his credit as the grocer is to sell
his groceries. And, like the grocer, the banker naturally wants to know
that he is going to be paid for his goods , . , that his loans will be
stet when they fall due, That, too, is only good business,
When you have occasion to ask for a loan, look at
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proposition ewhich will be of profit to you and to
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Centralia (Sub -Agency): Open Tuesday and Thursday
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