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News of Dashwood District
(MRS. E. H. RADER, Correspondent)
Ray Guenther
Ray M. Guenther, 40, passed
away at 'Victoria hospital, Lon-
don. Wednesday, August 25. He
is :survived by his wife, the
former Jean Ann Wilson; two
daughters. Jane and Elizabeth;
two ons, ,Iohn and Robert; all
at home: his father, Earl, Dash-
wooc1. two sisters. Mrs. Glen
(Huth) Waiper of London: Mrs.
Elkin (Shirley) Kipfer, Dash-
wood; two brothers, Lloyd and
Rd,,. of Dashwood.
The body rested at the T. Har-
ry Hoffman funeral home until
Saturday at 1 p.m., when the
M. 3. James of the Evangelical
L'. B. Church, with intermit in
Exeter cemetery. Pallbearers
were: Archie Bender, Don Ben-
der. Ted Ducharme, Glen and
Jim Love, and 11. Bleachler.
Mrs. William Schroeder
Mrs. William Schroeder. 88,
the former Selma Weseloh,
passed away at South Huron
hospital, Exeter, where she had
been a patient for several
months. on Thursday. August
28.
Besides her husband William,
of R.R. 2 Dashwood, she is sur -
vived by one daughter. Anne
(Mrs. Frederick Smith) of Cook-
sville; three sons, Hubert of
Exeter, Harold (Bud) of Dash-
wood. arid Jacob,of Ilay Town-
ship: four sisters, Mrs. William
Thiel, of Zurich; Mrs. Thomas
Gittus, of Hensall; Mrs. Arthur
Meitlinger, of Detroit; a broth-
er. Frederick, of Tecumseh,
Mich.; also nine grandchildren.
The body rested at the T.
Harry Koffman funeral home
until Saturday, at 4 p.m., when
I
Rev. H. Fetzer, of Monkton,
conducted the service, with in-
• torment in Zion Lutheran Cem-
etery.
Pallbearers were: Albert Ra-
der, Howard Maier, Fred Smith,
! Hubert, 11 aro 1 d and Jake
Schroeder,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. William Haugh were Mr.
and Mrs, Clarence Knecktel,
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Padre,
hensall, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Cobers, o Peterborough.
S'lr. and Mrs. William Miller,
Mrs. Chris Beierling, Harvey
and Frieda, spent Friday at
Sarnia and attended the funeral
of the late Francis LaFond.
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Married 25 Years Ago
Father Richard Bedard sang
mass in St. Boniface Church,)
Zurich, on Saturday morning,1
August 28, for 111r. and Mrs.I
Lawrence Bedard, on the oc-
casion of their 25th wedding
anniversary. Mass was served
by two sons of the couple,
Larry and Aubrey.
The couple were married 25
years ago in St. Boniface
Church. Best plan and bricl s -
maid of 25 years ago.. Napoleon.,
Bedard and Mrs, Claren0e''
Geoffrey, again attended the
couple on the anniversary oe--
casion. Two other brothers of
the groom, Claire and Donald'
Bedard ushered the guests.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 194
Follow:ng 1:ihe mos.; a family
dinner was served at the Do-
minion Hotel, Zurich. Open
house for relatives and friends
was held at the couple's home'
"reefs Drop
cedes This
Time of Year
Some home gardeners become
disturbed when the old leaves
or needles on their evergreen
plants become yellow and fall
off. horticulturists with the
Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture say there is no need for
concern since this is a normal
occurrence. Evergr•
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pending on species and plant
o:edition, may r et a i n their Mrs..
'Naves from one to five years.
Each year, new needles are SUNDAY,
produced and some of the older,
ones on the plant die and fall 10:00 a.m..-.Sund':ar School
off. 11:0) a.m.-Wors11 p Service
You Are Weeeme
This year, many evergreens
including fir, pine spruce and
yew are showing browning, and'.
this year's needles are dying.
This is quite prevalent on trees
that have been transplanted
within the past several years
and one of the main reasons
for it is the severe June drought
that a major part of the prov-
lb.ar;,wKa ra ate,
St. Peter's
Lutheran Churc+
Rev. A. C. Blackwell, H.A., 8.D
Pastor
Audrey'
Haberer. .organist
TENDERS !
Firm price bulk tender for a!
£5-ited Home for the Aged,;
near Zurich, Ontario, will be
received by Riddle, Connor,
?'ails and Irvvine, architects,
747 Hyde Park Road, London,
Ontario, until 3 p.m., Septem-
ber 23, 1965.
Sub trades bids are by invi-1
tation. Plans and specifications
may be obtained from the
architects upon deposit of $50,
which will be returned upon
receipt of plans and specifica-
tions in good condition.
Plans may be viewed at the
office of the Chamber of Com-
merce in Zurich, Ontario.
The Board does not bind it-
self to accept any tender:
G. GINGERICH, Secretary,
Blue Water Rest Home,
Zurich, Ontario..
:ter the dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Bedard have 7IJriek Menrrryni+,
three children, Lai ry. Detroit;
Aubrey artd Patrick, both at
home. 'I ley have Beed) in Zur-
ich since the'r m:a:riaee. Pastor: terve: M. Jantzi
JESUS CHRIST IS, LO.6@D
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Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hartman,.
Dashwood,. and Mrs. Tlre•resa
Hartman and Robert spent last
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;11i::ha?1_ Hartman and girls.. at
Toronto.
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JESUS CHRIST IS LORD3
"Because of these cometh the wrath of God: upon the sons•,
of disobedience..''
Fornication is one of the sins. which is hr uging the im-
pending wrath of God upon the nations.
A young man who sins in this way, sins first against the
one he pretends to love, then against the holiness of, God.
A fornicator is a slave to his passions and to the devil
whose purpose it is to destroy God's image in man.
A fornicator steals what he cannot pay back. There is a
way out. The blood of Jesus Christ has power to heal and
deliver.
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South Huron District High Sc'ho
elm
Tuesday, Septe er 7, 1965
1 Students are asked to report to the auditorium at
10 a.m.
2 Out-of-town students will be picked up by bus 45
Minutes later than usual.
3 School will be dismissed at 12:30 and buses will be
at the school to take students home.
4 The afternoon should be used to purchase school
supplies and get note books in order.
5 Grade XIII students will be assigned lockers on open-
ing day. Also locks may be purchased by all students
and lockers assigned if you have a school lock. Only
Dudley combination locks may be used.
6 The Registration Fee of Five Dollars ($5.00) should
be presented to the home room teacher on Opening
Day. This fee is used to:
(1) Help promote student activities in the school;
•(2) Pay for your year book "Inkspot 1965";
(3) Provide a caution fee for the careful use of school
pt'operty and textbooks. This part of the Regis-
tration Fee ($2.50) is refundable in June after
all the textbooks are returned,
More information about this fee in the student hand-
book.
'7 Students going to Clinton on Opening Day will be
on the same schedule as our students add all the
buses will make connection on the above schedule.
8 Regular school hours this school year will he 8:55
a.m. to 3:50 p.m,
9 The school is very crowded and it has been necessary
to schedule four 40 -minute lunch hours that begin at
11 o'clock and end at 1:50 p.m. Students will not
always have the same lunch hour, hut we have tried
our hest to do so.
10 Lateness and absenteeism are a major reason for
failure. Please try to co-operate with us to keep
both to a minimum.
Thank you for your interest and support.
L. ID. PALMER,'B.A., M.Ed.,
Principal
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