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Frida.y Afternoon.Tear :Down Nomination.:Date 'Landmark Friday of this week will he nomination day for the council of Hay Township in the after- noon, when h public meeting will be" held and the usual business transacted. As there was ay election held last year for these positions like- ly the council will be returned by acclamation. But it will be the privilege of the ratepayers to decide. In the evening, the nominations for Zurich police trustees will be held. Successful Bazaar The bazaar which was held in the Parish Hall on the Blue Water highway last week wes successful despite the rain and broken weather. Many prizes were git en to the - winners of the lucky draws among them being Peter Jef- fery who won both first and third prize- Mrs. L. Coriveau One of Zurich's old landmarks, namely the old Zrnimerman home on -Goshen street north, has been ' taken down to the ground level, as workmen took the frame budding apart and ail that is now ' left is a pile of lumber. This old house probably dates back a hundred years. it was one of_the older buildings, which are nearly all replaced with new ones. 4 Bag. Three Deer At Melgrum Bay Messrs. Ross Johnston, Robert McKinley. Ed Steinbach, and Leonard Prang returned home after a pleasant session of sev- eral days of deer hunting, in the Meldrum Bay district. They brought home three deer and enioyed eating the venison steak dinner. • Another hunting party, headed ;Minister's Son. Receives Award. Lorne Amachor,• eldest son of !Bev. and Airs. A. M. Amacher, and a first-year medical student at the 'University of Western On- •tario, was awarded a scholarship of $100, given by the Moroni County Council. for the highest standing of a man in any course. ' Lorne received his put lie school education At Didsbuty, Alta., Campden and Mildmay, .iia. Ontario. He is a .graduate of the 11'alkerto.r District High School. klis father is pastor of the Evan- gelical V.B. Church, Zurich. Fishing Trip. Stanley Smith, Earl Zintnler, Neil Walker of Zurich, Ervin. Rader of Dashwood spent a week hunting and fishing at Bayfield Inlet. They stayed at the cottage owned by Ward Fritz, I While in the north they visited # at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Jonas Kew.agueda where they were treated to a venison steak dinner. Suffers Head Cut LL by Herb Mousseau, returned! St Joseph Native from Manitoulin Island with six — deer, one fox, one wolf and a large black bear, the latter being f shot by John Robinson. Goderich, and formerly of St Joseph, died on Friday, Novem her 21, in London, after a shor illness. She was the former Anni Bedard, daughter of Mr, an Mrs. Simon Bedard, of St. Jo seph. Following her mnarriag they lived in St. Joseph unti moving to Goderich five year ago. She was a member of St Peter's Roman Catholic Church the Catholic Women's League and the Altar Society. Surviving besides her husband are three sons, Aleide, Clinton Patrick and Clement, Brantford; three brothers, Albert and Charles Bedard, both of Zurich and John, of Forest; five sisters Mrs. John (Josephine) Cacldotte Wallaceburg: Mrs. Alfred (Sara Houle, and Mrs. Orville (Maggie) Iioule, both of Chatham; Mrs John (Tillie) Rau, London, and Mrs. Norman (Caroline) Over holt, Zurich, and four grand- children. Requiem High Mass was sung at St. Peter's Church on Monday at 9 aaa.m.,with Rev. Father J. P. Gleanson officiating. Interifient was in St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Joseph. Personal Items Mrs. Len Coriveau. 60. a , alHomes C is M t Mrs. Charles Thiel and sister. Mrs. Larne Racier received a telephone call on Sunday from - their sister Mary Mae Fischer, who is in Calgary. Alberta. i - Their sister reported that there j I ; was a lot of snow in that die- s! is-si trice. The main reason for the' call was to wish Carol a happy birth -1 • day, which they were celebrating; ' ` that day. Along with Mr. ant r '.Mrs. Thiel and family Mr. Jacob'. Fischer of Dashwood spent the day .at the Rader's• heleing to en- joy the occasion. Making Progress • Good progress is being made in the erection of the addition • to Charles Thiel's grocery store. ) The walls and roof are com- pleted and carpenters are doing • the interior work. When finished it will make a fine addition to this place of business, ,In Fall On Stairs Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Smith and children spent Sunday in Waterdown visiting their daugh- ter, Sister M.. Laurene, at Notre Dame Convent. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dunn Jr. called on Mrs. J, Dewar in Sea - forth Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mernor- vidge of Detroit were weekend visitors with the Jeffery family on the Blue Water Highway south. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Witmer and Mrs. Sylvanus Witmer motor- ed to Woodbridge to visit with relatives. They also visited in Toronto. Mrs. Earl Heywood of Wing - ham was a visitor with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thiel and other relatives in the com- munity, Miss MMda Surerus of Toronto spent the weekend at her home in Zurich. Mr. Kenneth Weido, who is at- tending Teachers' College in London, was a visitor at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weide. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cress - man and family of Moorefield were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gingerich, Miss Mary Geiger of London was a visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Geiger. Mr. and Mrs. J, McDonagh of Lucknow were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz last week. Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Steckle were Sunday visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gingerich, Miss Regina Corriveau, who had been taking care of her mother. Mrs. Marcelline Corri- vea.u, has returned to her job in Wallaceburg and her sister, Jeanne, of London will :be with her Mother. Mr. Garfield Denomme, who has been working at the Cen- tralia airport, has accepted a position as a carpenter at the Goderich Salt Block. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ginge- rich and family accompanied by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gingerich spent the week- end at Pigeon, Mich, with rela- tives and friends. Mr. John Geoffery of the 14th concession, who was visiting in Detroit, was taken ill in that city and taken home. He is now well on his way to recovery, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Flem- ing and daughter Linda of Mt. Carmel Were. visitors at the home of their parents on the Blue Water Highway. The heavy rains of the past week have been very beneficial to the farmers. It has enabled theta to finish their fall plowing which has been held up due to the land being hard and dry. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Thiel were Mr. and IMS. H. fiodge and daughter and granddaughter, ads of Lon- don. Mr, and Mrs. Ward ,Fritz spent the weekend with relatives and friends in Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bedard 'returned home after, enjoying a week's vacation at, the home of their daughter. Mr. and .Mrs. Lawrence Brisson and Thinily at St `homes', Aletsrs. GoM6n Tfess, Lloyd b'.13ricrl and Gordon. Surerus est• Toyed A few days hunting In the Shwanegti tlistriet ,�,��� 0411011101#101 ��,�� ,,�� �y, Mrs, A, l4T. Aritaeli'er returned ' �t1D►1JP`EwS!it D�it P� "• SWC it loft tte attended the .Alberta ietel of herr fat r, Last Wednesday evening, about seven o'clock, Mrs. Matilda Mac- Kinnon, of town, in some way fell down the cellar steps in her home, and in the tumble received a nasty cut over the left eye which bled profusely. Her neighbor, Miss Inez Young. blue, who came to make a call on Mrs.' McKinnon, found her lay- ing on the basement floor in the midst of a pool of blood. She immediately called for help, and Dr. Klahsen was summoned. The Westlake ambulance took the patient to the South Huron Hospital, Exeter, where she is convalescing nicely. Birthday Party • A number of friends gathered at the home. of Mr. C'laytnn Ort- wein to help him celeb;'lte his 50th birthday. During the course of the evening a gift was pre- sented to =Clayton from the gath- ering. Bible Society Branch Chooses New Officers The annual meeting of the Zurich branch of the British and Foreign Bible Society was held at the Blake A. Mennonite Church on Sunday evening, with the pastor, Rev. E. Gingerich, in charge, The chorister, Mr. Stanley Gingerich, led in the singing of two' hymns. Rev. 0. Winter, pas- tor of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, led in prayer: The Scrip- ture lesson was read by Rev. A. Martin, pastor of the Zurich Mennonite Church: Two numbers were rendered by an octette, comprised of Misses Rebecca Steckle, Grace and Joy Erb, and Mrs. Steve Gingerich, Messrs. Stanley Gingerich, Calvin Ginge- rich. Irvin Martin and Elton Bender. The president of the Zurich Bible Society, Mr. Menno Steckle, gave a short address, urging ,all to give their hearty. support to the work of the society, Mr. Neil Gingerich presented the treasur- Attended Funeral Mr. and Mrs, Ward Fritz at- tended the funeral of the late Dr. Harold Pink, in London. Dr. Pink, 55, died suddenly in Cleve land, Ohio. Mrs. Pink was the former Hazel Fritz and spent her child- hood days in Zurich. A son, George Edward, Toronto and a daughter, (J`udith) Mrs. Peter Weggeman of Sarnia, also sur- vive. Girl Guide News The Girl Guides held their reg- ular meeting in the town hall last Thursday night starting with horse-shoe formation. The girls went to their patrol corn- ers and studied their second hand tests. Carol Erb is the new Lieuten- ant of the group. The next regular meeting will .be held on Thursday night. Accepts Position Mrs. Leonard Wagner accepted a position in the Ruston Trans- port, She was formerly occupied at the Zurich central office. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. George Lockie and family, of Centralia, were Sunday visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wil- liam Forester. Mr. T. Harry Hoffman, of Dashwood, was a business visitor at Zurich On Monday. Mrs. Arnold Merrier and daugh- ter, Mrs. Hubert Schilbe, Mrs, Wes Merrier, Airs, A.Turkheini and Larry Merrier motored to London last Friday, The latter two went on to Toronto where they spent the weekend with rel- atives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Erb and family, Zurich, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Zehr of Kitchener were visitors at Fer- gus. er- r 1'tobert McKinley, Leonard AEtur Yourself in a ''S t4 PONTIAC! Prang ,Ross Johnston 'and Edgar Steinbach were deer hunting in Manitoulin Island. While only gone a short Eiriit they phoned home having had Already shot two deer'. Miss 1Cathleeri 'Hots All., of London, spent a few days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Item last week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dart- mart And daughter, Maureen, were vislters with their grand. ,parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred btx. wchoraleayof the Brut Water Tright . Please `rums To Page 7 er's report. Air. Milton Oesch, chairman of the nominating com- mittee, gave his report. Elected as officers, fqr the year 1958-1959, were: President, Mr. Menno Steckle; vice-presidents, the Zurich clergy; secretary. treasurer, Mr. Neil Gingerich. Rev, J. C, Thompson, of Lon- don, brought an inspiring message on the work of the Bible Society, Rev. A. M. Amacher, pastor of Emmanuel Evangelical United ,Brethren Church commis- sioned the collectors, who had been appointed. Rev. S. Baecliler pronounced the benediction. After the service, a film was shown. This was entitled "The Leaves of the Trees." It showed how the Scripture verse is proven to be true. "The leaves of the trees were for the healing of the nations." Personal !tans The funeral rites were from the George E. 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