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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1958-07-30, Page 8PAGE EIGHT rm .-. ZURICH Citizens NEWS WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 195Sd BLUEWATER and BAYFIELD NEWS (Mrs. Russel Grainger, Correspondent) Bible School Bayfield ,BilbThe Vacation School held its closing program Thurs- day evening, July 214. in the Un- ited Church. Each group gave a short re- view of the ,work covered during the nine days the school was held. A ,display of crafts done by the children was set up in the base- ment. A vocal number was given by ;the Sparks sisters, and a duet by Louise Talbot and Ann West- lake. These were much enjoyed by A. • Miss Cara Clark was the leader of this: group and she was assist- ed by Kathleen and Louise Tal- bot, Ann Westlake, Marilyn Rath - well, Doreen McKenzie, Louise Hyde, Mrs. McPhail and Rev. C, E. Peacock. Mr and Mrs, Robert Turner, Mr. .and Mrs. Jack Elder and Billie, Staa.tiPord, were Sunday vis- itors at the bonne of Mr. and Mrs. George ,Caa'npbelli. Mr. and Mfrs. Harvey Gaines, Evelyn and Michael, London, cal- led on Miss •Rose Snowden art. Sunday.. Mir, William Turner, who has been staying with his sister, Mrs. George Cambell and visiting rel- atives in this district, returned to his home in Windsor on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. -Earl Barber, St. Mary's were Sunday tivsitors; with Mfr. and Mr.. • Gladwin Westlake. Mrs. Carl Barber, Bobby and Wayne, Hamilton; are visiting her parents, .Mr, and MTs. George Campbell. Little Lee Talbot, . London, is staying with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford. Talbot, Sr. COMPLETE GENERAL REPAIRS TO CARS, TRUCKS and TRACTORS ARC and ACETYLENE WELDING USED CARS DESJARDI t E AUTO SUPPLY Phone 38 ININNINONNMONIINO Zurich SUMMER SPECIALS HERE NURSERYLAND 36x50 Satin Bound WOOL BABY BLANKETS .. 3.95 ESMOND 36x50 Sanitized EL ANKETS only 1.95 (Pink and Blue in both) IRONING BOARD—Pad and Cover Fits all Standard Ironing Boards— complete set only 2.59 "SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT" URICVARIETY STORE — OPEN EVERY EVENING EXCEPT WEDNESDAY — ENJOY A TASTY SANDWICH MEAL with our BREAD Baked Fresh Each Day Here In Zurich 0 0 Try Our Delicious Weiner and Burger Rolls "Fresh Daily` TASTY' : BAKERY ZURICH Phone 100 BLAKE (Mrs. Amos Gingerieh, Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs, James. Burdge and daughter, Mary Ellen, Cob- ourig, have been holidaying at Blake with Mrs. Bundgers mother, Mirs.. Mary Hey. Both Mrs. Burdge and Mrs, Hey will spend some time in Landon in their new trail- er home, which is located on the premises, Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers. Mir. and Mrs. Martin Zandwyck, St. Cat1herines, were holidaying with the farmer's ibrother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.. John Zandwyck. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zondag and fanTily, Dashwood, ,cabled an Mr. and Mrs. John Zandlwyrdk on Sun- day. Miss Bonnie Meyers, Londbn, was holidaying, with her ,grand- mother, Mrs. Many Hey. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gingemich and family, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ging!erich and family, spent the weekend at Ch'esley Lake. Miss Dorothy Erb en1'oyed a few days holidays with friends at Smith Fall. Mr. and Mrs.. Gladwin Bender and family, ,Kitchener, were Sun- day visitors with Mir. and Mrs. Ed Schwartzentruiber at Blake. Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Leis, MiIL- vei'ton, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wtudri,ck. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Beichert and farnily endowed a ;trip to New York state, visiting with relatives in that area. They left last Thurs- day and returned on Menday night. Miss Fere Steckle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stecld'e, is a patient in rC'lircntan Public Hos- pital, whereshe utnd'erwent an ap- pendectomy. Mrs. Mitchell Host For Shower Guests Feting Bride -Elect (By our Henson Correspondent) Mrs. Stanley Mitchell .entertain- ed at a miscellaneous presenta- tion at her home hast Thursday night, lin honor of her niece, Miss Jean; MaAMUlistter, bride -''elect of Saturday, August 2.' Thirty rela- tives !gatlhered tar the occasion and presented the guest of honor with many lovely ,b tfts, and With Peter Hendrick, aged three, Dash: - wood, rpresenting the gifts from a tricycle and trailer containing the gifts. Mrs. Archie Rowcli:ffe read the presentation address. Miss Mary Jane Hoffman, Dashwood, assist- ed Jean with the gifts, and Mrs. Jarvis Horton. pinned a corsage on the bride -elect. Humorous readings were given by Mrs. R. J. Paterson, and Miss Helen Hendrick. Mrs. Grace Har - pole .directed games, House decorations were in color schemes of pink and' whine 0 2 always admire the wisdom of those who came to me for advice. PIANO -TUNING d REPAIRING Alf. Denomme R.R. 2, Zurich, ph. 95r12 Friday Night ancing at BLUEWATER DANCELAND 10 1io 1.30 Midnight Dance SUNDAY, AUGUST 3 at 12.05 Music By Desjardine&s Orch. MODERN, ROCK 'N' ROLL SQUARE DANCING DASHWOGD and DISTRICT (MRS. E. H. RADER, Mrs. George Memner, who had spent some thna with her ,daught- er ion rClinton, has returned to Dashwood with her daughter Mrs; A. V. Tiernan. Mr. and Mrs. Cad Bask, Det- roit, vacationed with her mother, Mrs, tGeorg'e Memrner and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Batty, Cor- al. Michigan, visited with their cousins, Miss Pearl Kraft and Mrs. Dan Haugh. Mr. and Mrs. Milfred Meaner and Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. George Rieman and Mrs. A. V. Tiernan and Charles attended the Reschke- Nelson wedding in Detroit on Sat- urday. Miss Margaret 1Vierner, who spent the week in Detroit with relatives, returned home with ahem. Dr. and 'Mrs. A. C. 'Whittier and children, Peterborough, are vacat- ioning with Mrs. Herb Wein and Raymond. Mr. iRobert Wein, Sudbury, and Miss Erma Wein, C ifinton, spent !the, weekend with Mrs. Herb Wein; Mrs. Nelda Raurtl'adge, London, spent the weekend rwith Mr. and Mrs. Phillip tFassokl. Mr. 'and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Weiberg and :daughter, Mr. and Mrs. :Irwin Latta, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weibeng, fall of Waterloo, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Correspondent) Weiberg during the weekend, Miss Barbara Becker and friend,. Kitchener, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Becker. Mrs. Lena Oaok, Camlachle, s visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred' Padrerr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Laub,.. Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr;. and Mrs, Rudolph Miller. 0 GRAND BEND (ELAINE GRAINGERr. Correspondent) Two brig !attractions are conning to Grand Bend in the next week at the Lakeview Casino. Tonight one 'of Americas top brand's, the "Glenn Miller Orchestra", will; be playing for danciwntg, and ane week. stater the "Tommy Dorsey Orch- estra" wilil be visiting the Bend:. tAtfrter OEenn Miller dost his. life: in a flight rover :the Einglish Chan - net in 1944, his estate got together: - with Ray McKinley, one of Marl-. iler's• best friends, and d'ecidied the ,orchestra shoufld carry on Under' the same name it had been nv'ith McKinley at the head' of it. This air tt1te first tour of North. America this- world famous or- chestra has ever made, and Grand Bend is fortunate in. havthg them visit ttheir popular summer resort. 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