HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-11-05, Page 6PA E SIX
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1964
DASHOOD and DISTRICT
(MRS. E. H. RAD
A family gathering was held
recently at the house of Mrs.
Mary Martene and Edwin when
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Niksch
and family, of Hobart, Indiana;
Mr. and Mrs. Toni llern and
family, of Zion, and Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Salmon and family
were present.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Bie-
man, of Clifford, visited with
Mrs. Alma Hoperoft on Satur-
.Verner and Mike Den-
o-r.:..e are on a trip to the east
Mrs. Schroeder and
Ott..) Willer:, patients at St.
,T )se p'h Hospital, London. re-
turned to their homes Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and.
Brenda., of Zion, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rader and
family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guenther,
,af Windsor, spent last week
with lir, and Mrs. Sid Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Guenther
of Toronto, spent a day last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Webb and Bob.
Mrs. Pearl Salmon, of Lon -
dm spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Salmon and
girls and accompanied them. to
Brampton on Sunday where
they visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Salmon and family and
Miss Ruth Anne Salmon, of
Toronto.
Mrs. Cora Gaiser returned
home Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Kretzman and family.
ER, Correspondent)
of Detroit, with whom she spent
1 some time.
Mrs, Earl Guenther
Mrs. Earl Guenther, 65, the
former Clarice Hooper, passed
away Saturday, October 31, at
South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
where she had been taken fol-
lowing a heart attack.
She was an active member of
the Dashwood ETJB Church, the
Ladies' Aid, Women's Institute
and senior bridge club.
Besides her husband, Earl,
Dashwood postmaster, she is
survived by t w o daughters
(Ruth) Mrs. Glen Walper, of
London; (Shirley) Mrs. Elgin
Kipfer, Dashwood; three sons,
Lloyd, Ross and Ray, of Dash-
wood; one sister, Mrs. Laura
Petzold, Dunedin, Florida; two
brother, Grant of London, and
William of Grand Bend; 15
grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren.
The body rested at the T.
Harry Hoffman funeral home
until Tuesday when the funeral
service was conducted by Rev.
M. J. James, with interment in
Exeter cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jack and
Eugene Guenther, Sid Baker,
Milton Webb, Vernon Schatz
and Mervyn Tiernan.
Dashwood Safety Guards
The third meeting of Dash-
wood 4-H girls was held at the
Dashwood Community Hall on
Monday, November 2, with the
leaders and 18 girls present.
Moderator Fred Davis and panelists Betty Kennedy,
Gordon Sinclair and Pierre Berton will be on hand when
Front Page Challenge starts its eighth season on the CBC -
TV network, September 29. The regular panelists and guest
panelist each week try to identify newspaper headlines
.saociated with challengers.
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SAMPLING THE PRODUCT —A group
of Zurich ladies were judges at the Bayfield
Fall Fair this year, and in order to deter-
mine which exhibit of baking was best they
found it necessary to sample the entries. At
the left of the photo is Mrs. Grant Stirling,
of Bayfield, who was assisting the Zurich
ladies, while next is Mrs. Arnold Merner,
Mrs. Ray Fischer and Mrs. William Davidson.
Following the 4-H pledge, re-
ports and roll call, notes were
given on "T'he club girl keeps
fit physically", "Posture plays
its part", and "Qualifications of
a good first aider".
Demonstrations of good pos-
ture and first aid were given.
The meeting closed with "The
Queen".
ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE
(.AL. FRED DUCHARfv1E. Corresiondentl
In the passing days, weeks
and finally the passing month
of October, we find ourselves
living in a world with people
of many divisions.
The greater ones are those
who are going through life in
a loving and humble way and
who are ready to share with
some of their goods and also
with words of consolation to the
more unfortunate ones. They
are willing to offer their serv-
ice to the poor when needed.
They seem to foresee when they
should act and when to distrib-
ute to those in need to help
them along when going through
depressing days. For those who
are generous, all of that glad-
dens their hearts and at the
same time they are rewarded a
hundredfold. All of that fits
!well with those loving and hum-
ble people who also find con-
tentment of heart when paying
a visit or call to the sick or to
those who are bed -ridden and
helpless for years, They offer
a word of encouragement and
consolation and their visits to
those unfortunate ones add
greatly to pass away many
lonely hours. To those humble
and kind people, their good
deeds will go deep down in his-
tory and will -perhaps be influ-
ential in creating a more gen-
erous attitude of those who are
minus of it in the afore lines
we mentioned.
Among those who differ
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Kippen Bride
Is Honoured
Mrs. Ernest Talbot entertain-
ed at a trousseau tea in honor
of her daughter, Karen, whose
marriage to Gary Alexander, of
Seaforth, took place October 17.
Guests were received by the
bride, Mrs. Ernest Talbot and
Mrs. Art Alexander, mother of
the groom. A lovely lace -cov-
ered tea .table was centred with
an arrangement of white car-
nations and mums.
Tea was poured by Mrs. Rus-
sell Coleman, grandmother of
the bride, Mrs. John McAsh,
Mrs. Lloyd Makins and Mrs.
Cecil Oke, .aunts of the bride,
and Mrs. William Storey and
Mrs. Sam Scott, aunts of the
groom.
The bride's trousseau and
gifts were shown by Miss Mar-
garet Alexander, Mrs. John
Alexander, Miss Lorraine Talbot
and Miss Marjorie Hyde.
Assisting with the dainty
luncheon were Miss Gwyn
Jones, Miss Dawn Robinson,
Miss Joyce Hood, Miss Lois
Scott, Mrs. Glenn Deichert and
Mrs, Dave Reynolds.
Several showers have been
held in Karen's honor. Miss
Marjorie Hyde and Miss Gwyn
Jones were co -hostesses at a
miscellaneous shower, and a
community shower in the base-
ment of the United Church,
Brueefield, prettily decorated
with wedding bells. and pink
and white streamers, was given
With Mrs. lVIcBeath, Mrs. Rath -
well, Mrs. Treibner and Mrs.
Clifton as co -hostesses,
greatly to those are humble of
heart are those whose ambition
it is to accumulate their gains
be it in worldly goods or per-
haps seeking honor at the ex-
pense of others having regard
for none. They like to live a
life by theirselves and not asso-
ciate with any one for fear at
sometime or other they may in
some way be forced to part with
some of their precious dough
and that perhaps against their
will. For those people, let them
seek their praise from their
own.
Television Views
by William Whiting
Although assaults on the CBC
are nothing new, members of
parliament spent three days at-
tacking the "million -dollar play-
thing", as one MP phrased it.
One member said he didn't
like "Festival" because it was
produced by a bunch of "nut".
And, he said, "there are a lot
of nuts in the country".
It's plain to see there are a
lot of nuts in the House of
Commons, and the next time
there's a general election let's
hope the so-called nuts of the
country sweep the nuts in the
House of . Commons out of of-
fice. And whether it's a Con-
servative, Liberal, NDP or So-
cial Credit majority that fortes
the next government of Can-
ada, let's hope it will take the
initiative and say "nuts to you
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The Santa Claus parade will
be seen Saturday morning, No-
vember 14, at 10 a.m, on Chan-
nel 13 . , The next Wayne
and Shuster Hour will be seen
lvlonday, December 28, on CBC
... Canadian tenor, John Cick-
ers, who sings leading holes in
the world's major opera houses,
will appear on CBC's Festival
next March.
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In a future "Outer Limits"
story, a robot will stand trial
for the murder of its inventor.
The show's away out and the
ratings are away up. And,
speaking of ratings, "Bewitch-
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