Zurich Herald, 1945-04-26, Page 1101
Established 1900
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 26 1945
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'iEVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B. Heckendore, Pastor
Mrs. M. ()ascii, Organist
SUNDAY SERVICES
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7.30 p.m.—Divine Services.
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Nomination - Convention
TOWN-- HALL HENSALL
On
Monday, April ;30th.
At 8.30 p.m.
SPEAKER:
Joe Nosworthy, M. P.
FOR SOUTH YORIi
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tett your homes
Mist Martha Heideman spent a few
days with. Hensall friends last week.
Mr. and Mss. Norman .Charrette of
Detroit, spent the week -end with fri-
ends. in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Weber were
at London the past week, Mrs, Weber
remaining for this 'week also.
. Miss Ruth Church of London was
a 'week -end visitor with her mother,
Mrs. Ella Church.
Mrs.. Coreless of Clinton is spend-
ing some time at the home of her
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth
Breakey.
Rev.. Paul Erb, Mildmay; Rev.
Schlenker, Clifford; Rev. Wan. Brown
of Port Arthur, were Tuesday guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Oesch.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ducharme and
Mrs. Geo. Ducharme and children
motored to London one day last week
and were accompanied home by the
formers daughter, Doreen, who en-
joyed a few days' visit with her par-
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Meyers motor-
ed to Stratford last Wednesday and
were accompanied home by their
daughter Alpha, who ,is a nurse -in -
training at the General Hospital in
that city and spent a few, days at
her home here.
Little Jean Thompson celebrated
her thud birthday last week and en-
tertained several of her young fri-
ends. Needless to say all had a jolly
time, lets of fun and her many fri-
ends swished Jean continued happin-
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Crediton'cfiurch this week, commenc-
ing on Wednesday noon, with Bishop
George P. Epp, of Naperville as the
presiding chairman. The Conference
usually closes on the .following Mon-
day.
At a recent meeting of the local
Women's Institute a quilt top was
presented (by its members anti the lin-
ing of the quilt by one of its memb-
ers, Mrs. Wm. Bassow of the Bron-
son line; this being quilted at the
meeting -and was thenpresented to
the local Red Crass.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 13reakey
are visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. T. Corless. Mr. and Mrs.
Breakey have been living in Mon-
treal for the ,past two years. They
will spend the week visiting their
relatives in and around Clinton and
then will go to their new home in
Zurich.—:Clinton News-Retturo'.
93rd Birthday
Mr. Daniel ;Smith celebrated his
93rd birthday on Saturday, and is
enjoying remarkable health for his
age, although Mr. Smith says his legs
are not as strong .as they used to b',
but his intellect is very keen and he
looks robust and healthy. His many
Zurich friends wish him continued
health and many more birthdays.
Mr. Elmer Willert of Grand Bend
was in town on Tuesday. He recent-
ly had a very succesful auction sale
sale of his effects having sold his
attractive 85 acre frm located a '4 -
mile south"of the Behd to Mr. Eric
IYIellroy of that place. This farm
contains the love tali and stately pines
one cannot help but admire on the
east side of the Blue Water Highway
and Mr. Mcllroy can well be proud
of his purchase.
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JUST WHEN YOU NEED IT MOST, WE HAVE
Local Red Cross
The Zuricl} Red Cross 'Society
shipped the following articles to
headquarters: 20 prs. of mew
pyjamas, 20 hot water bottle covers,
70 infant gauze diapers. A hearty
vote of thanks to the ladies for their
kind co-operation and help given to
to complete this sewing quota. We
also gratefully acknowledge the foll-
owing donations. Mrs, Wan. Decker,
Mrs. 01 r IIoftman, Mrs. Ler. Hofl-
man, Mrs. Earl Yungblut, Mrs. Har-
old Johnston, Johnston, Junior Red Cross, So-
ciety of S.S. No. 3 Hay, each. don-
ated one quilt top; Lutheran Ladies
Aid 3 quilts; and one quilt by each
of the following. Maple Leaf Farm
Form, Mrs, Josiah Sazearas, Miss
Emma Dinsmore, Womens Institute,
Bethany Sisters Bible Class of the
Evangelical Cb arch.
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