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C. H. THIEL Zurich
, MARCH
a 947
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MARCH 22 NEW DATE FOR '
CAR LICENSES
Hon. George H. Doucett, min-
ister of highways, announced to-
day that in view of'the unusual snow.
conditions prevailing in many parts
—of the province which have prevented
many motorists from securing their
new registration plates, the tern off.
1:146 motor Vehicle permits and driy.-
ers' licenses has been further extend-
ed to Mercian.
The minister added that therewon.ld
be no further extensidn beyond that
date.
LIIONS
Bayfield Lions Plan Charter. NNght
May 14
The first regular meeting pf I3ay-
field Lions Club was helu . at The.
Little Inn Wednesday evening.' Visit-
ors included ten members of the
sponsoring Zurich Club; District Gov-
ernor H. G. Meir, Seaforth; Deputy.
District Governor Len Palmer, Lona.
don; and President Ivan Yungblut,
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Mail In. Zurich
Ar we go to press we learn that
mail will be delivered in Zurich this
Wednesday afternoon, as the Guen-
ther Transport of Dashwootl went to
London for the mail, and George
Thiel, is away to Dashwood for the
Zue,e.h mail, No road is open to
Henan, all traffic goes by way of
the Blue Water Highway.
Died at London
Alex. Kerrigan of London, who was
overtake-; by smoke and fire over
tIt week end was .a brotherein-law to
Mrs. Geoige Thiel of town. He
had been a member of the London
Fixe Brigade for some years and
wqu'd have ,been due to pension next
:tion , ,l :March 10th. Much h
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Zurich, -athy goes; to his family;' relatives and
The following committee's were
appointed: Committee in charge of a wide circle of friends.
•Charter Night (May la), chairman, Decorating Church
L. Scotchaner; .membership committee
L. Makine, W. E. Parker.
'Tle interior of the Evangelical
Gini ch. at Crediton is being redecor-
To complete the appointment. of ated, which when completed, promis-
directors, President Castle named es to •lee a 'marvelous improvement.
Charles Gemeinhard and Melvin Mr. ;s'ar'is Anderson, of Ailsa Craig
Davison, Grant Turner, Reg. Francis, has the contract.
M. Corrie and George were appointed Were Lucky Winners
a committee to take charge of the Uri and Mrs. Ivan Yungblut, the
dance and card party which mei be former, president; and Dr. and Mrs,
sponsored 'by the Lions Club on W. l; •Coxon, the former, as vice -
March 17, president: of the Zurich Irons Club,
Lion Len Palmer gave a sheet atter led the presidents' Dance held
speech .giving the dates•and times, ete at to hotel. 'T,,ondon, by the Londoia
of the various social and educational Lions Club last Wednesday' evening.
functions to be held by the Lions
Club of London in the near future.
At a previous meeting of theEx
ecutive, J. J. Finch was appointed
Chief Lion and Spencer Ervine, Tail
Mrs, Hess, Zurich, was present to`
lead in the singing. The closing songs
of the evening were accompanied by
Mrs. James Ferguson, who is' the
pianist for the Bayfield Ciub.
HENSALL NEWS
Mr. and :Mrs. James Wright„ of fortunately ' not so with the stal-
Kippen returned home Last weep,• worths frons, the country, who owing
after spending two weeks visiting to the blocked roads, could not be
their son and daughter-in-law Mr. present, but most of these were
and Mrs. Gordon Wright in Lorne voted a 'credit attendance, as it was
Park.
Mr. and ills. James A. raterson
were in Toronto, where Mr. Paterson
attended the Municipal Convention.
Mrs. C. L. Jinks spent Friday last
in London, visiting with her brother arranged a very interesting quizz
Mr, Wellington Blatchford, who Is ill. which included all Lions present. A.
Mrs. Martha Gregg, of Moose Jaw, very lively aeingesong was the latter
Sask., is spending a few weeks vis- part of the meeting, and a hearty
Ulna. her sister and brother-in-law, vote of thanks, to the pianist, Mrs..
Ward Fritz,
OBITUARY
Dies At London
'Solomon F. Miller, of 50' Philip
tore of her right ankle caused when treat, London, who died Tuesday,
she slipped and fell on the ice. Dr. %St ; at Victoria Hospital in his 64th
J. G. Goddard is the attending phy- year, was entotauber temporarily at
sician. Mount ]Pleasant Cemetery following
The many friends of Rev. A. E. sei^vfces at 2 pan., Friday, at the
Hinton of Kippen, who has been aFerguson Funeral Home.
Born.
patient for about a year at Victoria at Dashwood, he was a time of the
Hospital, London, will be pleased to late? Charles and Mary Miller, and
learn that he has returned home and came to London as, a boy. He was
,expects to occupy his own pulpit at employed for several years with the
Easter or befo,rca Landon street Railway in the clays of
T raac Mixup horse-drawn cars. At his death he
Two trucks and a car figured in was employed at Hotel London. Sar-
an accident on No. 4 Highway two riving are three sisters, Mrs. Sylv.
and a half miles south of Howell, Witmer of Zurich; Mrs. G. W. Shore
with damage resulting to the car and of Woodrbridge, and Miss Matilda
one of the trucks. While proceeding Miller of Toronto; three brothers,
towards Hensen, Frank Forrest, dri- Jack W., of. Raconville, sank; L. A.
ver of the truck owned Eby George Miller, of Winnipeg, and W. C Miller
Bennett, who operates the Iieneall aC Brocket, Alta. Funeral services
Dairy, was forced to swing into the were conducted by Rev. lir. C, V.
ditch to avoid another truck in a McLean of Dundas St. United church
snow drift, as he had swung out' the body will later on be taken to
A car carrying two air farce person- Exeter Cemetery for burial.
ell ::mashed into the rear of the truck Late Bernette Mousseau
slight damage was done to the truck,
Barnette Bei ~esus the youngest
but the car was badly damaged.
Had Sax Social member of the well known Mousseau
The Arnol Circle of Carmel Pres- family of the French Settlement,
must south off Drysdale, passed away
in' Victoria lHospital, London, on
Saturday, March 1st, in her 62nd
year. The departed was well known
Ms Ivan • Yungblut: held a lucky
num er and .von , :a pair ef. Nylon
stoe' 'figs, while Mrs. W' 13. ,Coxon,
also field a lucky nuniiberand won a
pale Of Scottie ,Bronze book ends
a' is ; the many ,other : prizes that.
*6°''givei': n' "faire`' evening n as''very-
much enjoyed.
Lions Club News
At the regular supper meeting on
Monday evening the Lions Trona town
were present every man, but un -
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utterly impossible to be out to attend i €
The speaker for the evening, Prof.' g
Hubert Kalbfleisch, could not at- e
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the same with Lion Gordon having '•
Mr. and Mrs. James Wright of Kip -
pen.
Mrs. Milton Lavery was taken to
St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on
Monday suffering from a severe frac-
byterian church held a box social at
the home of Miss Jean.Meanteen on
Friday evening; last, the•membersand
l 1 1 f the iters the invited
nt.ittan(s o' le mcni
^weste for the event. Nineteen bores iia the district, always being of a
were auctioned. 'rhe highest realiz- jolly and -cheerful disposition, and
ing $2.0.0. • $32.00 was realized, the .she will 'bc .'heady missed by her
boxes were auctioned by Mrs. F. Tion- many .friends, and mostly by her
' Orme A. program was enjoyed, con- brother, Edward, who lived with her
ei=brig of quartette composed af' on the olcl homestead. The body is
;blit:. P. A. Ferg;uete Mrs. Harold resting at the family residence until
Bell, Mrs. ]toy McLarene, rS, W.: 'funeral can be held, owing' to the,
brown, who 'eank for their selection: inclement weather, ns the funeral
r had been set for Tuesday' morning,
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