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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1955-07-14, Page 4wrnor(7I3l WI` Westia a Furniture WISHES TO THANK FOR THE PATRON- AGE GIVEN THEM DURING THEIR SUC- CESSFUL OPENING OF THEIR N E W STORE. ALSO FOR ALL THE CON- GRATULAT1O S AND BEST WISHES FOR THEIR SUCCESS. Phone 89,I ZURICH S4e our Universal Farm Elevators for grain and Corn, or the Combination Elevator that will handle round and square bales as well as grain and corn. 1, 1950 3 -4 -ton Chevrolet Truck, privately owned, 4 good condition, low mileage, priced reasonable. 0: e a a Special price on used and new Pioneer I.E.L. Chain Saws; also a few used oil space Heaters. Good used Lawn Mowers, as well as new ones. Come and see these Bargains for yourself. Rader & Mittlehoitz Phone 63 Zurich flow "Skinny" Girls Get Lovely Curves Gain 5 to le Lbs. New fop theosanda who never could gain weight be- fore. slow have shapely, attractive figures. No More bony 1i.nbs, ugly hollows. They thank ()stret'Tonic 'Tablets, helps put fiesh on body skinny rh,p to impaired appetite because'blood lacks iron. rumrutes dhtestion, nourishment; increases pep. "Get -acquainted" size.only600. Try Dstrea for new pounds, lovely ,curves, new ;sop, today, .All druggists. DASHWOOL Mr. f> . Hartman Elsie of Clinton vis- ited with •friends in town last week. :.misses June and Ruth Rader spent Wednesday with Misses Katherine and Joan Rader. Mr. and -Mrs. Stanley Shearer of Kitchener spent the week -end with• d4ir and 'Mrs Oscar Miller and faun-: ily and Mr and Mrs. Rudolph Miller. Mr and Mrs John Riehni of De troit were week -end guests with Mr', And Mrs Oscar Miller. Little Darlene Rader spent Thurs- day afternoon with Ervin Rader's. Miss Shirley Weido of Detroit, is vacationing with Mrs. Fred SchIundt Mr and Mrs David Baird of Lon -i don spent Sunday with the latter's Sister, Mrs. Matilda Peifer. Mr and Mrs. L. H. Rader spent the week -end at London with their daughter and family, 11Ir and Mrs.. Wendell ,Gamble on Sunday, they at- tended the baptismal services of their grandson Neal Lewis Garnet Gamble for whom another daughter and hus- band Mr and Mrs Garnet Weiberg of Waterloo were sponsors, Mr and Mrs Gordon Weiberg of Waterloo spent the week -end with . Mr and Mrs. Fred Weiberg and Mr. and 'Mrs. V. Tyle Becker Reunion The annual Becker Reunion was held at Riverview Park, Exeter, on Sunday, July 10, with 102 present. Sports were girls 5-7 Margaret Sal- mon ; boys, Chas. Becker; 8-11 girls Iris Becker; boys, Robt, Becker 12-i 4 girls Jane Restemayer, boys Ronald Berne; paper bag race, Don Muller, ladies' race, Alma Hem ; Men, Edw- ard Hern; married woman, Mrs. L. 3Becker; married men, Gurt Muller; Kicking the shoe, ladies, Mrs. Cliff Salmon; men Edward Hem ; jelly bean contest ladies, Mrs. Harold Stire 'linen Lorne Becker; .making a button thole, Mrs Melv. Restemayer; special prizes were awarded to youngest grandmother, Mrs, Henry Becker ir; youngest baby, Alen Horn ; Oldest lady, Mrs. Mary Martene; oldest man Wan. I3ecker; couple coming rei Chest lir and Mrs Fred Ten Eyck of Kit- +chener; longest married, :vrr. and Mrs. Ed. Stire. All enjoyed a ounti- 'ul supper. Miss Ellen filbert of Stratford 'spent the week -end. with Air and Mrs Courtney Burmeister. ,Mrs. Gordo., Hewitt, Nancy and Mamie of Collingwood spent Satur- day with Mr and Mrs Harry Hoff - :Man. .11lr and ,t11.• Clitrr.+1e„ Kimpel ;and tSu:an of 1:i'~'.lenge• r:.peni the v,',•k• 'end with tht• ' 1 'r';: mother, 1lr.a.' .'Mary 1,eia yl "'L''• ti'll('tl home t,i!'? th :gym, 5 4) a e a a 0 0 O Master Sherry Wein of Exeter has spent two weeks with his aunts, the Misses Marie and Pearl waft, also attending Dashwood Vacation Bible school at the E.U.B church. Miss Lois Gaiser of London, spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. Cora Geiser. Had Successful Picnics ' Dashwood Calvary E.U.B. and Zion Lutheran churches held their i picnics recently, the former .at Sea forth Lions Park and the latter at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, with good lattendances. Sports and refreshm- ents were much enjoyed. Datars - Luther An interesting wedding took place in Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood when the pastor, Rev. L. Higenel un- lited in marriage Margaret Elva Dat - 7UR.ir1 i-lWP ,r r► Lions Club News Following is a statement of the Zurich Lions Club Activities Fund for the year ending; June 27, 1955. Repeipts: Bal. on hand, June 27'54 $270,61 Rec'd from Frolics, Bingos, to 786.46 Rec'd from Shows, Band Con- certs, Etc. 119.20 From Car Wash Day `foe cancer, Fund' 101.85 Total Receipts $1278.12 Expenditures: Refrigerator to Exeter Hosp- ital 235,00 T.V. Set maintained for.invelid lady' 14.05 Printing, 'flowers, advertising, etc. 11214.90. Sponsored Band, music and hall rent, etc. 174.90 Fall Fair Prizes to school Children 17.50 Xmas, treats for children 90.52 Ball and Hockey expenses 26.40 Goderich Musical Festival 25,00 Gifts and radio ren'd for blind 16.60 To Can. Cancer Society 1011.85 To Salvation Army 15.00 For Flood Relief 50.00 Total expenses 891.72 Balance on hand 386.40 `1278.12 —E. E. Weido, Treasurer. - . ars, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmore Datars, Dashwood to Lorne EImer Luther, son of Mr and Mr., Mentord Luther, Grand Bend. They wiTT re- side hi Grand Bend. Late David Schroeder P!) -...id Schroeder of Dashwood pas- sed away at South.. Huron Hospital, Exeter, Monday, July 4th. 19b5, in his ninety-se"ond year. He had been in failing health for some time. He is survived by two daughters, Mts..Ev- erett Hoist (Sophia), of Daszwood, and ]tlrs Robert Grace (Laura), of Florida; one son, Herman of Atlanta, Mich.; one sister, Mrs: Lydia Pahner of Saline, 'Mich; two !brothers, `Louis of S'hiplaa,- and Jacob of Santa Barb- ara. He was a member of Dashwood• E.U.B. Church, The body rested at the Hoffman funeral _home, Dash- wood, until. Thursday, July 7th when services were held at 2.30 p.m. con- ducted by the pastor Rev. Krotz. In- terment was made in Exeter cemetery STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mrs. J. McCl;-mont of Kippen spent a few days recently with her daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mr and ,ars. Jos. Ducharme, near Dashwood. Mr. John Doig of Grand Rapids, Mich., was a visitor with his mother, Mrs. Lydia Doig and sister, Mis., Janet Doig, Kippen. Had Reunion The annual Coleman reunion was held in Jidwett's Grove, Mayfield • on Saturday, .July. 2nd with about 75 present. Sports were held in the af- ternoon. During the supper houi.''bus- iness was conducted by Mrs. A. Fin- layson wife of the president, who was absent. It was decided to hold the 1956 reunion 'at the same place on the first Saturday in June. One minute silence was observed in mem- ory of departed members. Fred Mc- Clymont was named president, with Gordon Coleman as 'Tice; Mrs E. Cameron and 'Mrs W. H. 'Cioleman were returned as Sea and Treas. re- spectively. WMS Meet Goshen WMS Society met at the home of Mrs. Roy ;McBride and was led by prayer by the president, Mrs, John Armstrong. Mrs Anson McKin- ley read the scripture. 7'rse program in the Missionary Monthly was fol- lowed. Mics Edith Love anti Mrs. Anson McKinley sang a duet accomp- anied by Mrs. Melvin Elliott. The minutes were read and there were 21 members and 2 visitors present. Mrs. Elgin McKinley gave the birth- day fund report. A special offering was taken for the cancer fend. It was decided to entertain the Baby Band on the third Thursday in July, on the church lawn as was so successfully done last year. The Study Book chapter on Angola was taken by Mrs Melvin Elliott • McConnell - Arbour Knox Presbyterian. •church, Goder- ich, decorated with summer flowers, was the setting for the wedding on June 25th of Gretta Joan, daughter oe Mr and Mrs. Harold Arbour, God- erich, who became the bride of John Esher. MecConneil, son of Mr and Mrs Lee McConnell, Varna. Rev. R. G. MacMillan officiated. The brrae was given in marriage by her father and carried .a white bible crested with an orchid. The maid of honor was Miss Joan Menzies, Goderich, and brides- maid was Miss Barbara McConnell, - Varna. HENSALL • The .Bingo held in the Legion Hall Saturday night 9th, sponsored by the Legion was well patronized, the jack- pot which was not won will be $40 for next Saturday night in 58 calls. Mr and Mrs Wilburt Diking have purchased a let in the village and expect to build in the near future, and will take up residence here. Mr and Mrs Lester Fisher and Janet of Blenheim, were visitors with the former's mother, Mrs. J. Fisher. - Mr and Mrs Dudley Smith of Ot- tawa, Mr and Mrs Jack Milne, Bay- field were recent guests with Mrs. James Bonthron. Beverly Beaton, Goderich, who recently purchased the Vicar bakery, !commenced business Saturday last, 1 and Mrs. Beaton and family will re- side in Hensall. I Mr and Mrs Lee Oesch and family have taken up residence in Paris, T where ..+?r. Oesch recently received an appointment on the police force. Mrs. Mac Greer of London, spent Monday of this week with her'moth- er Mrs. J. Bonthron. 0 it val 2 Thursday, July 14th, 1955 Mousseau • Taylor Gowned in floor -length Spanish lace and pleated nylon tulle over satin, Shirley Lenore Taylor became the bride of Donald John Mousseau, in a ,ceremony ,performed by the Rev H. J. Snell, Exeter. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs S. 13. Taylor Exeter, 'and the groom, son or Mr and Mrs J. Alex Mousseau, Hermit, Lawrence' Wein provided traditional wedding music and accompanied the soloist Mrs. Jeanne Parsons. Mr.. Taylor gave his daughter in anarrl-t age: The bride attended London Teachers' College. Exhaustive tests have proven that the new Magic Action Faucet will not drip or leak. Yet this EMCO-fashioned tap costs no inure than old- fashioned taps. * no more drip -stained basins and baths * no more hot water waste:. * no more washers to replace * Easy To Turn * Easy To Clean * Easy To Look At Buy Matched sets for Basin, Bath and Shower Come in and see our full line of EM.CO Plumbing . 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