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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21 1946
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EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B. HECKENDORN, Pastor
SUNDAY EVE. FEB. 24th, at 7.30:
REV. A. B. IRWIN
Of Exeter will be the guest speaker
at an interesting program given by 1
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EVERYBODY' WELCOME
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH ONTARIO
REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
10 a.m.—Divine ,Services.
11.15 a.m. —Sunday School,
7.30 pan.—Divine Worship.
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Hensall'Cou,zcil Minutes
The regular meeting of the Vill-
age Council was held on the evening
of -Feb. 5th in the Council Camber,
with all members being present. The
minutes of the previous meeting were
read and adopted.
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have a good stock' of Fresh Groceries always on
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Phone 165
IN MEMORIAM
Neeb-^In loving memory of our
dear sister, Violet, who passed. away
three years ago, February 25, 1943.
Quickly and suddenly came the call
Her sudden death surprised us all.
Dearer to memory than words can
tell
The loss of Violet we loved so well.
—Fondly remembered by Beau and
Bill.
R. J. Paterson, tax collector, re-
ported as having collected $42.44
since the last meeting leaving a bal-ance of $190.10 outstanding, also
stated he had receive,d a letter from
D. W. Fess regarding his property on,
South Richmond st. .
R. E. Shaddick reported as having.
received a letter from the Emergency
Shelter Office in London as regards
vacant houses in the Village.
Correspondence read as iollo*s:
Ont. Assn. of Rural Municipalities;
•Queen Alexander ,San., Dept. of -Pla-
uning '& Development.; Dpt. of Vet-
erans Affairs; Dr. D, G. Steer; Mea-
dows ,Critoph Co; County Treasurer;
Monteith 4 Monteith; Gutta Perella
Rubber Co;^Pritchard Andrews Co;
Ont. Good Roads Assoc; same consi-
dered and filed.
Bills and Accounts read: —Huron
Co. bal road acct $1183.38; J. A.
Paterson, premium on 'bonds $28, In-
surance on hall, $32; Dr. F. •Scherk,
transportation re Dabus $5; Gutta
Perclta Co. fire Dept. supplies 6.4.20;
F. Peters, repairs hall 8.20; Munic-
ipal. World supplies 11.35; Assocn.
Rural Municipalities, members iaip $5;.
J. Pfaff, snowplowing streets 7.50;
R. Broderick, snow removal team
12:60; H. Walf do 8.40;' G. Hudson
do 8.40; C. Schwalm do 8.40; K. Mc-
Kenzie do 8.40; T. Kyle salary 73.30
Hensall School Board, current expen-
ees 1000.00; G. M. Case, coal, hall
48.55; Hensall Hydro, hair 14.35;
W. Allan, plowing streets 44.00.
Motion, that we renew our memb-
ership in the Association or Rural
Municipal ities.
The reception committee reported
the 500 Club as being willing to
supply the banquet for the returned
boys, and the same to be .held in the
Town Hall, Feb. 22, and 45 invitat-
ions sent out to the different boys to
attend.
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• k.elebrate.; Birthday
A very happy event was celebrat-
ed at the home of Mr. and MTs. Ur-
an P:tile, 14th concession on Mon
!ay • evening. The occasion. being
.ir. PPfde's birthday, when some 26
riends from the Dashwood area
. nade . complete surprise party, and
a most lovely time was spent during
the eVening hours.
Resident Found Dead
The cold and lifeless body of Mr.
Albert Geies of town was found ly-
ing on the floor in his house on Tu-
esday. evening: Campbell Krueger,
w,ho delivers the London daily paper's
noticed that Mr. Gies had nos been
removing his papers the last few
days and so an investigation was
made and the body was found as. a-
bove mentioned. Mr. Gies who was a
mute, lived alone for years • in his
large residence opposite theSt.. Bon-
iface parsonage, and was of a very
quiet 'and peaceable nature, and
although unable to hear or talk, he
was rather interesting to be around.
As we go to press we know of no
definite funeral arrangements.
Farm Forum
The members of tae Unique
Farm; Forum met at the home of Mr
and .Mrs. E, B. Horner on Monday,
evening Feb. 18th with Mr. Wm. H.
Edighoffer as convener who gave a
very interesting talk on the subject
"Will the .Consumer pay for quality"
It w:s decided that on the average
our gti ading•system of farm products
was 1'.iit'iy. _satisfactory. It was thou-
ght `shat the premium an Al hogs
should not go back to 0.939 levels of
$1.00 as this is not enough to. indtf'ce
the farmer to raise the better type
of hog. It was felt that the products
should be marketed as to carry the
grade night through to the consumer
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Men
n.er.
. Babylon Line Forum
Mr: and Mrs. Sylvanus Witmer of
Zurich, former members of the Bab-
ylon line forum opened their hone
for the weekly meeting of the Forum
The discussion groups decided that
although grading is not always sat-
isfactory, yet it is the best method
of marketing farm products as it
encourages the production of quality.
The social hour was very pleasantly
spent and everyone enjoyed beim;'
with Mr. and • Mrs. Witmer again.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Greb when
an interesting speaker is expected to
be present.
HYMENEAL
A large delegation from different
groups namely Womens Institute,
500 Club, Girls Dance Club, School
Board, Clergymen, and Chamber of
Commerce waited on the Council as
regards a Community building or an
addition to the School for Athletic
Activities to be erected as a Memorial
and come to the conclusion an •addit-
ion to the school or a new school
would be most suitable and beneficial
to all parties and a committee was
formed to look into this matter com-
posed of M. Saunders, G. R. Hess, R.
Middleton.
On behalf of the Council and the
Officials Councillor A. W. Kerslake.
ires: rated Reeve, Warden R. E.
+'ladr'ick with a Ronson lighter suit-
ably engraved.
The Reeve and Warden thanked
the Council and Officials ti for their
1:indness, and stated that he would.
retaliate •at some future date, also
;tr.tecl that as the Village was now
celebrating 50 years as an Incorpor-
ated Village it might be .a good thing
to have a picture taken of the pres-
ent
ent Council to 'bang beside. the coup-
ell of 50 year', ago in the Council
Chamber.
llotir4l9, that we now adjourn.
Jae. A, Paterson, Clerk,
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EARRINGS
WE HAVE THE LARGEST AS-
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COME IN AND SEE THEM!
Russell—Ducharn .:
On Saturday, February 16th, 19.6
the marriage was solemnized at St.
Boniface R. C. Church, Zurich, of
Doreen Ducharme, youngest daugh-
ter -of Mr. and Mrs. David Ducharnte
of Zurich, to Cullen Russell, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Russell of Lon-
don, Ont. Fr. Lucien officiated foll-
owed by Solemn High .Mass. 31r.
Francis Ilietrich sang the Ave Maria
at the Offertory, accompanied by
Mrs. S. Dietrich :qrs. O'Dwyer
played the wedding March.
The bride, giiven in 'mai r t ge; l,s'
her father, wore a floor length ruff-
led trimmed white chiffon dress with
lace yoke and a long lace veil caught
up with a heart shaped head dress.
Carrying a bouquet of better time
roses. Attending the .bride were her
niece, Doris •Chnnrette, wearing' t
floor length blue chiffon dress and
Mrs. W. 0. Growsky, wearing a floor
length mauve chifi'on drosa and ear..
ried colonial bouquets of spring
flowers.
Pte. Cyril Ducharne, brother of
the bride and Mr. Wm. 0. Growsky,
friend of the groom, were best man.
The reception was held at the home
o:f the bride's. parents. In the even -
held
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the Township Hall, Zurich, where',
many of their friends •gathered to
congratuiate them on this happy oc-
tagon, and wished them a long and
haptv wedded life, Following the
dance; Mr, and Mrs. Russell left on
a honeymoon trip to Chatham, Win-
d:.or and Detroit. On their retnr'n
they wall xe ide in Lorrtitil,
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