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DRYSDALE
The many friends of Mr. Edward
iDenoinme, who was at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, for treatments,
ire pleased to see him returned to his
home much improved in health.
The sympathy of the entire com-
munity is extended to the bereft
family of the late Nelson Ducharme,
.who passed away at St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London on Monday morning.
Being just in "the :prime of life, and
spent all his 40 years in Drysdale.
Have Left for Forest
The -remaining members of the
well known IGelinas family, namely,
Mr. Arthur Gelinas and sisters, Miss
Mary and Miss Elizabeth iGelinas,
the two latter after spending most
of their lifetime rat Drysdale, have
left for Forest, where they have re-
cently purchased a residence. They
will be greatly missed in the comm-
unity, as well as in St. Peter's parish.
church, where they were always very
active and devoted. Miss Mary, who
has for many lyears been a big help
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MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The next meeting of the Huron County Council
will be held in the Council Chambers, ,Court
House, Coderich, commencing
Tuesday, June 12th, at 10.00 a.m.
All accounts,count.
notices E
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of deputations
tions a
ndO
other
business requiring the attention of Council should
be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than
Saturday, June 9th, 1951.
A. H. Erskine, County Clerk.
Goderich, Ontario.
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ABC Net:woth Sundays 4.00 pan. E.S. T.
to the Zurich Herald by contributing
the Drysdale news, and in her final
letter to us she makes the following
remarks: "In future T shall not be
able to write for the .Zuridh Herald,
of course should I see something of
interest to Zurich, T will -write and
send you, Mr. •Smith. T am very
thankful for your co-operation, Mr.
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Evangelical U. B. Church
Baptismal Font.
Gift of grandchildren and great
grandchildren oI' the late •Gottfried
and Mrs. Oestreicher, a :beautiful
baptismal font was received and de -1
dicated by the pastor recently. Pres -1
eat to represent the donors were Carl •
and Glenna Oestreicher, also the
children of the Rea. J. M, Oestreicher
F:uih of Toronto, and Dorothy and
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1 infant
John of Clifford, Ont. One ,
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another child, and a family or five •
were the first to receive -the Sacra -1
ment of Baptism at the new font.'
A number of bn'iiee were dedicated
in BapLiem on Mother's Day. This I
latest gift adde:l to the Chancel of
Calvary Church i one of a number
of gifts that have :beautified the
.church and enhanced the services of
worship. The minister of the church
Rev. H. Getz received a pleasant sur-
prise when on the occasion of the an-
nual congregational meeting, he was
presented with a handsone gold wrist
watch by his people as a memento of
his ordination as an elder, at the an-
nual Conference, in his home town,
Pembroke,. Ont.
Receives
ZURICH HERALD
lake was convener, and was assisted
by Mrs, J'. E. McEwan and other lad -
John Ai deiuon, of Kippen, local
sharp shooter captured the Veinier
Trophy in the biggest annual May
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Messrs. Simon and August Bedard
of Windsor and Mrs. Frank Denomnle
of Chatham, were week -end visitors
in this neighbourhood with relatives
and also with their mother, who is in
residence with Mr and Mrs. Leon
Bedard of this B.W. Highway.
Mr and Mrs Nelson. i:Vlasse and son
Jerome of Drysdale, called at the(
Home of and Mrs, 1+-'..i7ncharme,
on Sunday last.
Miss Shirley GeoffraT of Detroit
is spending a few days at her hone
on the B. W. Highway south.
Mr and Mrs. Napoleon Ducharme
and family of London visited relativ-
es in this neighbourhood, also visit-
ing relatives in Bake over the week -
d.
( c, We offer our deepest. sympathy to
the Ducharme fancily of Drysdale in
their late sad bereavement. Since
May 18th, 1950 alrteadY teararieni'o,
err of that faiuilty has pass, ed on to
the great beyond. The last one De-
ing Nelson of Drysdale who passed
away on Mopday a.m. in St. Joseph'a
Hospital, London, which is a heart
breaking record,
A 8ugiestion
eeeiitly the home of Mr and Mrs.
Louis Masse of this B. W. Highway
south of St. Joseph, was destroyed by
fire and leaving the fancily homeless.
We believe much valued parcels and
contents were lost and not again to
be redeemed. Through the columns
of the Zurich Herald we would sug-
gest that some words of encourage-
ment be conveyed to the family.Not
necessary meaning financial aid, but
it will take a lot of good sound cour-
age for Toung people like them to
again start from scratch, when you
have been forced to watch your be-
longings go up in smoke. • But our
way of life is ,builders, and progress
and we know that this young couple
will respond to the challenge, and
anyone in a position to give them a
lift are asked to do so, and you will ,
be greatly rewarded by higher powers
In Lighter Vein
Jackson and his wife were doing
a little fly bunting about the home.
"Have you caught any?" she asked
"Six," replied her husband, "three.
males and three females." "Absurd"
his wife sniffed, "How could you tell
if they were males or females?'
"Easy, my Dear, he answered, three
were on the sugar and three were on
the mirror."
HENSALi .
Mrs. Alda Simmons, who spent the
winter with her sisters in California,
returned to her hone here.
Mr and Mrs Don Gooding of Park-
hill were visitors with Mr and Mrs.
Ed. Munn.
Mr and Mrs. R. Hopkins of Chic-
ago, I11., visited recently with the
latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr
and Mrs Hugh ,Mc;4lurtrie.
Mr. Peter .MeNaughton has pur-
chased the residence of Mrs. J. Dallas
Mrs. Ed. Dick of Cromarty, is
really wearing a smile these days,
last Fniday night the 2.5th at the
monster Bingo .held in the Clinton
Lions. Arena, sponsored by Clinton
Lions Club, she won :a specialprize
of $150.00.
Hensall girls softball •team playing
at Dashwood May 124th scored a 8-5
win over their :hosts as 1. Kelly went
all the way for the winners,
The first prize of $8.00 in the Old
Time Fiddler's contest staged at the
Hensal•l Spring Fair, was donated by
Cliff Watson, of Pop's Taxi, Exeter.
At the Sprung Fair held Friday
12•5th. the Ladies Aid of Carmel Pres-
byterian Church sponsored a booth,
and after expellees were paid rcath.-
ed .$120. The ladies sold home made
Hies; hot dogs, .ice cream, coffee, and
(i0 cases of soft drinks, MI's, A. Kers-
24th shoot ever held at Kippen, sport
cored by the Kippen Gun club. And-
erson's score was 40 out of b0 Healy
Prouse of Goderich took the handi-
cap event with 24 out of 25. The
Thursday, May 814 (11951 v
iGoderich team 'with .a score of
out of 1.25 took the team title, Ther*.
were three thousand rounds ,firet>
and a 'big celelbration was the result„
Death of William .Arthur Wilton
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Mr. R. J. Davy is one of the 18,000
enumerators who will call at the homes of
all Canadians—including yours—starting
June 1st.
His job is to get the facts which
Canadians need for successful management
of their private business or public affairs.
It is of practical benefit to you and
your community.
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DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE
OTTAWA, CANADA
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