Zurich Herald, 1955-10-20, Page 4rorrARIO
STANLEY TOWNSHIP30.11.0s was "'all d
e a prize for la -
tousins Honor Bride
A surprise miscellaneous shower
'was 'held at the home of Mrs.
Ployd Armstrong, of the .Goshen
Line, north of Zurich, far Miss Ed-
ith Love, bride of Sat. Oct. 8th,
when Cousins on the Goshen and
Babylon Lines gathered to honor her
and present her with many lovely
and costly gifts. The guest of honor
WaS seated in an attractively decor-
ated .chair and Mrs. Bruce Keyes read
an address, and Karen and Dianne
McKinley presented the gifts rrom a
decorated 1\nagon Mrs. Anson Mc-
Kinley conducted a contest, "The
Bride's Bag." Mrs. Arnold Keys won
the prize for being married the date
closest to that of the bride, whicl
was the same date.'Mrs Harold
„swarm.n.wsnowszimosinomprirommergarieresi
ihvg the most buttons on her dress. -
The bride expressed her t s th a
very fitting tmanner, after which re-
freshments were served. Aiirangeing
affair were Mrs. Anson McKinley and
•Mrs. Floyd Armstrong
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Varna. Since his rttirement in 1929 the
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le had lived in Goderich He was at Oak Park Mich, before returning
an elder of North Street -United home.
Cihurch, a member of the OOF lodge W, I. Meet
and this year was ;president of the The regular meeting of the W.
Goderich Octogenarian .Club. June was held ,on Tueslay Oct. ilth -with Tiernan presided for the program.
he was one of two men in .Godench the presi en • Baderpresiding Moll call was 'an Idea for making
named as a most outatanding father.' for the business, $5.00 was voted for money. The motto The fellow who
)ulls the oars hasn't
ith Mr and ?ns Harry Parsons
Late John E, Barnwell
Funeral services were held Tuesday
last for John E. EarnWell, 86, well-
known Gotierich resident who died
in .S.cott Seafcirthi
ithe previous Friday,. He had been in
hospital since he suffered injuries in
a traffic accident about three weeks
ago., A. native of Huron Twp., he
taught _school as a young man • and
. served as clerk of Stanley Township
for 20. years. He then went to Sask-
atchewan where he farmed from 1912
-I to 191'7. He returned to Ontarlo and
farmed and had a Lgeneral store i:n
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be placed in the Men's Club rooms,
'The conunianity !activities igraup'
was in -chargie with Mrs. E. .Becker
and her committee (in charge, :.Several
husbands' were present Mrs. M.
His wife, the former Frances J, El- the .A. 1W4S purchased to ,i.
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ithe boat" was taken
one brother, Re, Henry Barnwell, of
Walkerton.
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Recent visitors here were
Mr and Mrs Ivan Taylor and boys
of Waterloo spent Sunday With Mr..
and .Mrs Elgin Rader.
Dashwood Evang. Ladies Entertain
at Fall Rally.
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Ladies from Rodney,. Crediton,
Zurich and Dashwood gathered at the
DUB church for the annual fall Rally
Miss Mary 1VIcLanachan, editor of the
World Evangel was guest speaker.
A trio from Rodney sang Softly and
Tenderly. Dashwood ladies served
dinner to 96 guests.
Mr and Mrs Robert Rankin and
Billie of Toronto spent the wee -end
with Mr and Mrs Sid Baker.
Mrs. Wm. Nadiger perit a few
days last week with Mr and Mrs
Owen Atkinson of Exeter.
Mr and IVIrs Garnet Willert ane
Mr and Mrs Fred Weibel* spent
Sunday at Waterloo with Mr and Mrs
Garnet Weiberg and family.
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FREE ICE CREAM
Mr and Mrs Muller Eliber . of
Northville, Mich., visited with the
1 Misses Marie and Pearl Kraft who
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returned with them for a visit. Mr.
and 11ITS Wallie Wein and Billie cai
led for the ladies on Sunday and vis7
Bathing Suit — A 'garment that
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bottom, then from the top, ane now
from the :middle.
time to rock
iMerner. Mr, T. Harry Haft= Wallt
the guest soloist. Mrs. L.
gave .a .reading, Mrs. E. 03ecker
cussed current events, IVIr. C4e13014
.Montgomery, Agric. Representativifg
was guest speaker and apoke on t
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buliding of. a Community Centra,
Several fancy quilts were on
The group in .charge served luncil, „
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