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ZURICH LIONS CLUB
Annual Fowl Bingo
In the
COMMUNITY CENTRE ZURICH
On
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14th.
At 8.30 p.m.
There will be an abundance of-
CH1CKENS - DUCKS - GEESE
AND TURKEYS
Admission -15 Games for $1.00.
Games, -- COME ONE
Win your Christmas Fowl
Also Special
COME ALL!
Early!
Proceeds for Lions Club Santa Parade and Gifts
for Children
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7S1ZES
TO CHOOSE FROM
Aare Pack , , . , $35.00
Week - End ..-- ..- .. $25.00
Fitted Vanity .. .:. $27.50 • Give .hex :the.best. in modern
Train, Case ..... $22.50 new airplane baggage .
Overnight .... $22.50 McBrine •'Starfire' . . . a
$35.00 brilliant new trend tri styling!
Pullman 26" . In 3 fashionable easy -wash,
Pullman 24" ....., . $30.00 • scuff -resistant Duralite col-
lours sparkling with metallic
flecks... Luxurious hctrmonv-
tone interiors:. Every.
'detail calculated to give her
pleasure. See it at
A Coupon will be given with every $1.00 pur-
chase on our CHRISTMAS LUGGA(.�E DRAW.
F. E. Hibbert Son
Phone 86
Goderich
ZURICH HER AI l)
Bert Hoffman, Raymond Smith, Nap-
oleon Bedard, Zurich; Floor cheirrm-
aar, Dennis Bedard, Zurich. Dance
Comm., Alfred IIVIeidinger, Raymond
Hartman, Clarence Farwell, Wilfred
Mtotusseau, Wm. Watson,' Paul Du
chamne, S,awrenice Brisson; Dance
Patrons, Mr and Mrs. J. B. Bannister,
Mr and aVir.•s, Donald Hartman, Mr.
and Mrs, Victor Hartman, Mr and.
Mrs. Dennis Bedard.
Many teosnmrented favourably on
the Bazaar Posters, This dine work
was done by Miss Virginia Meidiniger:
and Miss Sheila Walker; Christmas
cake was donated by Mrs. William
McDonald of S. Thomas; fancy work
donated Iby Ursuline Sisters of the
neighbouring parish; currency for
doll was donated by Mr. Leo aCirodat
od Waterloo. Melody Makers Orch-
estra •of Zurich provided music for
the daruce.
HENSALL
Miss Edith MdEwan
' Miss Edith Mic'Ewan of London, a
native of B ermall, passed away at
Victoria Hospital where she had been
a patient, she was in her 74th year.
Born on the McEwan !homestead, just
South of Hemrall, Highway 4, a dau-
ghter of the late Mr ad Mrs William
McEwan, she received her early ed-
uication in Hensall and Clinton. Miss
McEwan was a teacher at Kitchener,
Orilla, and Coldwater and had resid-
ed in London since her retirement.
.She was a member bf Metropolitan
United ,Church, London. ISur.^vnving is
•ti' brother, John E. McEwan, iHensel'.
T+'uneral services were held from the
"vans' Funeral Home, London wiilh
burial in Forest Lawn Mem. ;Gardens
CRASH ON BLUE WATER •
.A. two car crash Coat No. 1211 High-
way a mile north sof St. Jioseprr on
Saturday niigiht 13th, caused $500
damages. Cars driven by Frederick
J. Richard :of Aldershot; John ;piaul
Rau of R.R. 2, 7•arich, both trave-
ling south, rw :.1 the Richard car
crashed into :,he rear of the Rau car
O.P.P. Cecil Gibbons of Exeter in-
vestigated the a accident.
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mr and Mrs Alphonse Masse cf
Loudon were Sunday visitors with
the former's parents;, Mr and .11VIrs.
James Masse of St. Jicseph.
-nd ty visitors at the home or.Mr
and Mrs. Leon Bedard were Mir and
Mrs Clement Bedard and family of
Wiandal.;r; 3lr and Mrs Percy Bedard.
and Mr and Mrs Franklin 'Corrtveau
of Drysdale district.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Jeffrey • of
Goderich were Sunday visitors with
the latiter's relatives here.
Miss Barbara DRi„ lbson of London
spent Sunday •last with Mr and {Mrs
W.•Corriveau.
Mr and Mrs H..Deitridh - of Zurich,
were ;Sunday. vis`ltbau with Mr and
Mrs: .Adolph Sophia. of this B. • .
Highway.
Glad to report that Mr. Fred Rob -
LOCAL NEWS Bazaar - Big Success
Mr and Mrs Arthur Rundle of The Annual . Bazaar, sponsored -by
St. Boniface Parish, of Zurich, was
held in the aCornmunity Centre, Zur-
ich last Tuesday tifternoon•,and ev-
ening, November 27th. and was a
ritear Exeter were recent visitors at
the home of their daughter, Mr and
Mrs. Elwood Trueanner, 1114th .Con.
BORN - In St. Mary's Hospital,
Kitchener, to Mr and Mrs Aller huge success attended by hundreds
achwartzentr•u!ber of New Hamburg, of patrons, in fact a somewhat larger
a daughter, on Novemaber 2a5th. attendance than last year which was
BAD 'FIRE AT GODERICH very large. $1160.00 was realized.
Firemen and volunteer work gangs The bazaar was sponsored by the
have been smashing down tottering Catholic. Wonen's League end Holy
walls of the British -Exchange Hotel Name Society. Winners of three
at Goderich in search for more vitt- cash prizes were $12,5,00, Joseph
has killed' on Tuesday morning Foster Zurich: o
F t 7 •ch $50 J B McCann,
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which th-,tr•oyed the 113 -year-old Dashw,nod: $2r,, Mrs. Therese Hart -
building 'Three bodies were recover- man, Zuzrirh; Doll with 610 grills and
ed and identified, two other guests mystery prize - Mrs.. ;Charles Hay,
who are unaccounted for may have Zurich; Doll, Mrs. Lawrence T3risso
perished m the flames which broke Zurich: special +Christmas take. Mrs.
oiut at 3 arm. thought to have start- J. Glavin. Clandebovo ; Penny Sale
ed in the furnace room. Firemen wi to w - (Ham) Joseloh IWaikrnis
were hampered by crumbling wags. !Pillow sla6ps - 1VIi:5s Slreita Walker;
T •azv Susan, Mrs. Ann Flaxlbard ;
DIED IN NORTH DAKOTA C1hrigtroas Cake. Mrs. Leo lVlaeidin'g'er,
Word was received here on Satur- all coif Zurich; Door prize. Mrs Jessie
day, December 1st tef the passing of C)eseh, Danny Gas'cho, Mrs. Charles
Adolph Steinlha,eh at the age of 80 Rau, Zurich. Convenors ifor"the 'baz-
years. al 4e was born and raised on .par were: Aprons, Mrs. Edwin Reg -
the 14th Concession, Hay Township. ler, Mrs. Louis Farrvell, Zurich; Ten
When a young man the left for the !room, ;Mrs. T. Hartman, Mrs. fee
West and farmed for many years, •Meidinger, Mrs. J. Bannister. Mrs
after he left the :Harm and moved to ;Boman .Mendinger. Zatriaeh ; Baking`,
Cavalier Narth Dakota. He was loeal ;Mrs. Gerald Regier, Zurich; Mrs. los.
*gent 'for State Parrtn Insurance Co. i .illaer, 'DILA-mood; 'lilish +ported, Mrs.
until his death. ' Ivan Meidinge.r, Zurich; Candy, Mr's
The late Mr, Steinbach is survived 'Dennis Micheline,'Mrs. Victor Hari -
"by hie wife and two daughters, three man, Zurich: Bingo coin, Joseph Du-
bt'others and once sister. Fred of ammo., Willie Hoffman, Leo 'Meld -
Cavelier, N.D., Daniel of Detroit, inager, Russell Oer„h, Zuriich; Wilfred
rich; .Remy and Mrs.. R. F, Static Mou.aseari, Rensall; Paul Du&Jharrne,
.of Ziuieh. Interment was `Tuesriay 'natlrwonrl: Toy Wait.eel. To.sPaoh I
al°r,trrraem in
the Cavalier 'Comet rv. 13er.ny Cigna", Ce.reld I)ueharme, A1 -
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Hockey Schedule
The following are the games aff-
Dec. 7 -Zurich at Lucan.
Dec. 12-Ilderton at Zurich.
Dec. 18- Zluich at Mitchell'
Dfic. 19-Lucan at Zurich.
Dec. 19-Lucan -at Zurich.
Dec. 21-Mibchell at Zurich.
Dec. 27 -Zurich at Goderich.
Dec. r219 -Zurich at Clinton.
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Thursday, December an, 1956
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- PM News - a pictor-
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11:25 p.m. - PM Sports with
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•FOR°.A. GREATER,
CLEARER SIGNAL
b:C.;a5S34 F,.•Wi.: :w�., JMsa-' a. a. *'
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on Debentures
and Guaranteed
Trust Certificates -
and years
3 %% for one and two ears
Head Office
District Representative
• London, Ont.
- J. W. Haberer, Zurich
son who met with a very painful ac-
cident in the Zurich 'Planing Mill is
improving some. It may be a con-
siderable time before he is able to
resume his work.
The Tax Creed -
/Each year you are asked to per-
forin a task by complying to a de-
mand; Whatis rightly due and you
,cannot renew and not allow a re-
mand .
2. I.t's . your taxes when due, you
rani .ot renew, you must pay right
;on the day, if you snake a slip you
sure wil be hit with extra diallers to
pay.'
3. 1When you are notified don't feel
stupefied, go and make your full pay,
Those in Charge as you know,, they
need ,some of your dough, to carry
Ion each day.
4. So don't be a crank, be among
the high rank; who believe in pay
as they go, and don't be offended if
this be recommended far your taxes
you must pay you know.
5. If your taxes are high, don't be
a bit shy, te headquarters you must
go, - there you will find men who are
well refined to tell you what 'want
to know..
6. Oils may be your last call be
careful not to fall In arrears on the
very last date, so !bare well in mind
pay while you hr.,e tie/Ile, tor the ne,zt
day may be one tr.() 'late.
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DASHW000
Kraft - In loving irremony of •a
dear husband, Iauis L. Kraft, who
passed away December 10th, 111955.
You are always present in my tho u
Your love is still my guide,
Although I cannot clasp your band
You are always by my side
Always together in memory's lane
'Till God in His time unites us again.
-Ever remembered by his ,wife Ade-
line.
4-11. Club-
The third meeting
girls was, held Wednesday evening,
with 14 girls present and three lead-
ers. The meeting opened with the
4-.H pledge. The roll call was a
finish I will use on my sleeping gar-
ments." It was decided to make th3
covers of the books green and white
and cover them with clear plastic.
The girls were shown how to make a
French seam and those ,who did'nt
have their ,patterns pinned on were
helped. The home assignment is to
design a cover for your book. The
roll call -will be a pattern alternation,
I have learned to snake Ltn'd how it is
done.
Dashwood W. I.• --
The November meeting of
of the 4-11.
Dashwood Institute was a United
Nations meeting. 1VI'rs. Leonard
Schenk as:convener of current ev'
ents and • her committee were, lit
charge. Mrs. Staurt Wolfe ;presided
Roll Gall was "A •Current Event"
Paul and. Betty Cameron favoured
with tap dancing. Mrs. Chas. Snell
discussed the motto "A Better Way
of Life open to all." • Mrs. Ervin
Rader tc'ok as. her topic W H-0.
(World Heallth Organization), and
with the assistance !ofa Mw. Schenk
presented it in the dorm of a skit
entitled "Who's Who,". Mrs. Rudolph,
Miller, Mrs. C. Snell and Mrs. 'Schenk
sang, "The Maple Leaf." Mn Seihenit
conducted ' a ;contest on current
eats. The president, Mrs. Kuntz:
presided for the abusianess. It wad,
decided to give donations, to the
.Children's Aid at Goderich., The -
Children's War Memorial Hospital,
London, and the Hungarian -Relief
Fund. Mn. E. Rader reportedon the -
MATH. Executive meeting held' in
Hensell. The meeting opened 'with
"0, 'Canada" and closed with "Thea
Queen."
Baptismal Service-
Ronald Norman Beieriing, infant
son of Mr and Mrs. Ebner Bederlirag
was baptized in Zion Lutheran aehilrch
by Rev. TC. Zorn Sunday, December
2nd (Sponsois were. Mr and ma,
the Norman Beir rli +l