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This Week In
Goshen
By MRS. CARL McBRIDE
:couple Honoreet
Friends and neighbors of Air.
and Mrs. Sam .0eseh gathered
on Tuesday night of last week
at the home o Mr. anct .
Russell Gesell, to honour them
with a frrewell party.
Mr. and Mrs. Desch moved
into their new home in Hedsall
recently. They were presented
with a lamp front the neighbors
and a table and rug from the
Goshen United church congrega-
lion.
Phan! 44 '.;.rotliton Goshen Mission Rand
The April meeting of Goshen
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basement of the clime') on Sim-
i' day morning with Mrs. BO Me -
i Kinley in charge. Marlene Keys
presided with Joan 'Elliott at the
piano.
The story of Kenji was re-
viewed and another ehapter read
:hy Mrs, McKinley. Patricia Rob-
. inson read a poem.
The worship service was taken
frnm the World Friends. Those
laking part were Marlene Keys
as leader, Larry McKinley, Jte
dith McBride, Bob McBride,
Karen McKinley. Gregory Arm-
strong. Carolyn Robinson, Wayne
Peck and Diane McKinley, Don-
na Peck tool up the offering
and gave the treasurer's report.
Joan Elliott was the only one
with .a birthday this month.
Gwen McBride read the minutes
and 29 answered the roll call.
Personal Items.
Rev. 1'. .1. Pitt spoke on "Safe-
ty" on Sunday morning as April
2n was the official "Safety Sun-
day."
Last 'week saw the end of
spring seeding for most farmers
in the dikrice
Spring
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FURNITURE
SALE
Thurs., April 24 to Sat., May 5
1 SALE STARTS AT 4 P.M. THURSDAY
Opsn All Day and Every Evening Until 10:00
As in PrConetia Ysfars WC Ars Giving Away
Valuable Door Prizes
Draw To Es Mads May 3, at 10:00 P.M.
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Every Article In Store
Reduced During Sale
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VALUES CALOREI EARGAINSI BARGAINS;
Westlake Furniture
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ZURICH
RCAF Centralia
Postings
F:1., W. E. Graystone, from
Trenton.
LAC! D. 'Peacock. from Aylmer,
LAC, R. A. Noyle,
ACI J. C. Cayouette, from.
Borden:
ACI J. C. Semes. from Borden.
AWL E, M. Alatley, from Tren,
ton.
ACI R. C. Warren, from
'Berrien.
AC1 P. H. Coburn, from
Bordcn.
LAC! L. A. Duff, from Clinton.
LAC R. W. Davis, -from Bor-
den.
FROM CENTRALIA
Sgt. E. C. Seigle, to Borden.
LA(' A. J. Dykeman, to
Langer.
LAC L. E. English, to Borden.
LAC H. A. Bannister.
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1-1VATiNWENGINEEK
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Mrs. Leonard Erb. entertained
•on Wednesday at a trousseau
tea. for .her daughter., Marilyn,.
bride-eleet of Saturday.
Assisting were Mrs. Ida. Diek,
Mrs. Newell Geiger. Mrs. E. -
S lee etre Laird e b
and. Airs. :Glenn Koehler.
Personel items
iris '4r ) improving
nicely from his recent illness.
Air. Calvin SAilhaine returned
home, .after visiting with his sis-
ter near !flight for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs, Ward Fritz
motored to London on 'business
one day last sveek.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kraft of
Detroit visited with friends. over
thAeirs,s.
eacikiceindiere. .Jacob. Haberer
and Air. and Mrs. Ivan Yungblut
have returned home after a
pleasantd
trip where they visite
with the iormer's TO1111,
W110 . attending -University at.
. Durham, North Carolina.
Mr. and Airs. Emerson Erb.
spent a day in London last week.
M
r. and Airs. Lennis Callas
and Miss Elda Calfas of Kitchen-
er were weekend visitors at the
home of Mrs, Pearl Melick and
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Merrier.
Mrs. Wes Merner returned
home after visiting with retie...
lives and friends at Milverton,
Elora and Elmira. e
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Koehler
of Toronto visited at the home
of their mother, Airs, Nancy
Koehler, for the weekend and
also attended the Dick -Erb wed-
ding on Saturday. Mrs, Koehler
left with. her son to spend a
few weeks in the eity.
Mr. Edmund Desch is improv-
ing nicely after his illness.
Mr. and Airs. Carl Bum of
Milverton .spent the weekend at
the home of the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Merner.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Kalbfleisch
of Detroit spent the weekend
with the Kalbfleisch and other
friends and relatives.
Mr. Ed. Sippel, Lansing, Mich,
called on friends oo Sunday.
• Lieut, CoI, and. 'Airs. R. A,
Smillie and son, .Paul, of Camp
Borden spent the weekend at
the hofne of Mr. and Mrs. Del-
bert Geiger.
The Bannister family, returned
home after their week's va'ca-
Lion, Mr. Bannister -is manager
of Zurich Bank of Montreal.
Rev. and Mrs. Knopp and son
of Edmonton, Alta, spent the
weekend at the 'home of Rev.
and Mrs. A, Amacher and sons.
The former delivered the gospel
message to a well -fined U.B.Evangelical church on Sunday
morning.
, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Heist and
Rev. A. Amaeher are, attending
the Evangelical conference at
Stratford this week. Mr,. Heist is
the layman delegate for Zurich.
Mrs. Emma Bender, of Dash•
wood, Mrs. Otto Schatz, of Gar-
den City,' Mich.,. called. at the
home of the latter's cousin, Mrs.
Pearl Melick, on Monday after-
noon.
Miss Robin Smith, of Exeter,
was a weekend visitor with her
friend, Miss Janet Gesell°.
Mrs. Carrie Weber returned to
her home after. spending several
weeks at the Desjardine Test
home, in Exeter. She is feeling
fine. .
The Rev.. A. E. Holley, of
Grand. Bend, was a visitor at
Zurich last Saturday. •
Mr. R. Bolton, returning officer
for the forthcoming Huron by-
election, made business trip to
town on MOnday,
arm Trends readiness for these exercises.
instructed to have things in
Lion Earl Younghlut, head of
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May 14th at the .farm .0 . ..1
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sires atwr;;:Iin the sale. will be the get of eUch- ,outstandine 1
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The herd was established in 1934. TA ifthtolt$ have 411 i
,been broil on the farm. And -from outotondino .imparted
double .dairy bulls- ..1
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Herd _Fully Accredited R.O.P. Tested.. .Forneles, Vaccinated, i
..._ions1 Topic his report and slate Inc the year
1.95.8-59, and a vote will be taken
at the ilea meeting for the sec-
Zurieh Lions met at the Do-
minion House on Monday eve-
ning with a good attendance,
Mrs. Beatrice, Hess proisided at
the piano, and Lion Alvbtlyalper
etL the singing„
president Lion Bob McKinley
took the business end of the
meeline. Fifteen Lions are VA-
Peadlo .attend the Zone meet-
ing at Ilderton.
Past President Leroy O'Brien
introduced the guest speaker
for the evening, Mr, A115013 Me-
Kinley,
•of Stanley Township,
who gave a good account of him-
self, dwelling on agricultural
lines; an interesting trip to the
states of Michigan and Indiana
by a deleglition, where they .
learned very much of the effici- •
envy of managing a farm. At
the close he showed a number
of interesting picture slides lake
en on the trip. The speaker was
thanked by Lion Delbert Geiger ;
for his fine talk and .pictures.
international Councillor Lion
Vic Dirndl) inducted the two new
members. Peter Masse and Na- •
poleon Corriveau. Lion Vic,
among other essentials, told the
new members that they now be,.
long to an organization 597,000
strong, the largest of its kind in
the world, having doubled its
membership the past seven or
eight years. They were also wel-
comed by other Lions,
At the next meeting the initi-
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This Week Ir,
Thames Road
By MRS. WM. RHODE
Grant Hodgert had his tonsils
removed at .,South Huron Hos-
pital on Friday morning.
Mr, and Mrs. William Ferguson
moved to their new home in
Exeter on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thom-
son. of Exeter, Mrs. William
,.. Rohde and Calvin visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross of
Kirkton, on Sunday afternoon,
Mr. • Raymond Joyce, Melvin
and Ray Jr. of Cooksville, Mrs.
Melvin Joyee and Vera of Dods -
land, •Sask-, were guests nn Sun-
day with Mrs. Moore and Mr.
and 'Ives, William Snow, Mrs.
Joyce and Vera are remaining
or a 'week
Mrs. Gertrude Wiseman fell
and fractured her hip on Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd Of
Woodham visited on Sunday eve-
ning With Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Jeffery.
I Mr. and Mrs, Ross Cottle Nee
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Leona Gould) were Married on
i Saturday itt Exeter.
I Mrs. Melvin Joyce and Vera
ei Ductal:and, Sask. and Mr. Wil.
i lia.in Slimy and Mrs. Moore visit.
ed on Moiutay with the Moore
relatives at Wyoming. .
Mrs, Harry Pettibone ot Ayl-
Iow, Mr. and Mrs. William
Thomson t),f Exeter were Sunday
evening guests with Mr. and
Irs. William TOW.
OnSunday roOrning at the
ehureh service there.: will he A
tfaMMond ' organ demonstrated
i hy a wian froth the itainttond
Organ CO.
Miss noseillary Passmm re.
Wilted In trahtThed (th Monday
arter having sow a 1.0.w days'
with her pareritS, Mr, and Mrs.
. i - Alvin Pasgrnore. ,
=.:0 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Moir
of ilonsall visited on Sunday
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Air. and Mrs. Wilfred jervis '
of Clinton were Saturday visit-.
, ors at the home of Mr. and Airs, ,e For catalogues write; James M. :Scott, Scott Poultry farms 1
Sylvanus Witmer and 3130 at- : g- . R.R. Z Seaforth, Ontario I
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Exeter Branch
Huron Unit
CANADIAN CANCER
SOCIETY
Thank You
Exeter and District Branch wishes to
thank all those who have contributed
to our "Fight Cancer” Campaign.
Your donation will ensure a continua-
tion of this vital. crusade.
If you. have not made a contribution
yet, you may do so at your local
HAVE YOU HAD YOUR PERSONAL
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soon.
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