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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOEER 16 19 47
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REV. FR. GOETZ PASSES
Pastor of Our Lady of Help, R.C.
Church, Wallaceburg for the past
114 years, Rev. Fr, E. F. Goetz,: died
Oct. 2 in St. Joseph's Ho.,pital, Chat-
ham, after an illness of six weeks.
He had •been in poor health for nine
months. Born in Formosa, Bruce Co.
where he started his education, and
was ordained in the priesthood atSt
Peter's Cathedral, London, in 1904.
Among his serving as pastor he ser-
ved at St, Janes Church, Seaforth.
The funeral was held Monday last
when more than 100 priests attended
Puri°
ries
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Beaver and
sons Robert and Gary of Woodham,
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed, Beaver.
Evangelical Church News -
The next Sunday evening service
in --Zurich will be withdrawn in favor'
The body was taken to London for, of the Anniversary services at Dash -
burial in the priests' plot in St. Pet- wood Evang, church next Sunday,
er's Cemetery. Oet. 19th. It is understood that the
Dashwood friends will do likewise in
favor of the anniversary services in
Zurich on Sunday, Nov. 2nd. Rev.
G^ F. Barthel, of Waterloo, will be
-the anniversary speaker here.
,•The Youth Fellowship will meet at
the Church on Friday evening of this
week for social hour. Election of
officers and fu>;tlier reorganization of
the winter season's work will also
take place.
Lions Club News. ...
'Ideal weather •prevailed: 'for. the
Tenth annual Of the Exeter
HAY COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Hay Diet in the Twp. Hall, Zurich,
on Monday, Oct. 6th, at 1.30 p.m.
at which time the following corres-
pondence was presented: J. N. •Can-
tin re: tax arrears; Dept. of Plann-
ing and Development; Hydro Ele'c--
tric Power Commission.
The following motions were then
passed:ions Club which was held in the
That the 1948 assessment roll as 'AI.^ena, Thursday and: Friday evening
handed in by the Assessor Mr. W.H. last. There were over 500 paid ac[-
ac altissions the first night and at the
Edighoffer on Sept. 30th Last be
cepted subject to appeals that •rnay
be entered at Court of Revision
which will be held on Monday, Nov-
ember 3rd at 12,.00 pan. at the Twp."
Hall, Zurich. •
That since T. R. Patterson, Engin-
eer and inspector on the Becker
Draiie has inspected the Coiitractor'`s
work on the Drain* and has-appraved
of the work Henry Lawrence has'
done, be paid his account.
That by-law No. 11, 1947, impoa
ing a percentage charge for penaIty
of a rate not exceeding one-half of
o0%4/.0' 14* P #num3 an the
lir day oT" e of u i, be f asseV4. "
That the Collector's (194 'Collect,-
or'ss Roll as handed in by the Coll-
ector, be accepted.
That accounts for the various pur-
poses be paid as per voucher.
Relief - Mrs. John Suplat $25;
Emma Bassow $8.90; Mrs, Edith
Mason $15; A. Heideman (rent) $8.
Twp. Roads •- Alphonse Masse
$31.48; Leo Masse 29.90; Jas, Masse
145.12; Glen Campbell $80; Lucien
Corriveau 30e88; Cecil Rowe 6.60;
Ede Corriveau 30.be . •,lard 3leid-
second night about 1500 persons were
present. The program put on by Hugh
;,impscnr and his artists from Wind-
sor was of high order. The Exeter
Band paraded to the arena both' ev-
:ening, and provided music•, Reeve
Il. W. Tuckey and President Ted
Davis welcomed the visitors and an-
nounced that the net proceeds wa:
Or a sinking fund for a new hospital
i Eexter. Assisting the Lions were
;Ambers of the Zurich Lions Club
dhwell as 1oe1' citizens. Returns of
it colic were estimated to be wed
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even away each ev"ei nnb
won on Thursday by Shirley Apple-
ton, Chas. Waghorn, Chas. Davrs, and
Theo. IHaberer of Zurich.
HYMENEAL
Overholt -Duckworth
A quiet wedding took grace at.the
parsonage of Wesley -Willis United
church, Clinton when Muriel Wanda
Grace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Wallace Duckworth, was united in
inger 6:50; Albert Homan a26; Er- marriage to Gordon Overholt, son
vin Schilbe :3.25; Gordan Corm -eau of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Overholt,
37.05; Wm. Sharrow $6; Tieman's all of Goderich. The ceremony was
I-lardware 3.312; Canada Culvert Co. performed by Rev. Andrew Lane.
514.88; Chas. Dietrich fi50; Earle The attendants were Mr. and Mrs.
Zimmer ,75; Rose Garage 6.ea, Mar- Arthur Murray, a reception was held
cit Corriveau 1311.95; Ed, Weltin , at the. Park House, which was at -
1.20; Arnold Merger $4; Pierre Cin- tractively decorated with autumn
tin $2, Louis Cantin 3.90; Amos flowers. Mee,Duckworth, mother of
Gascho $12; Lloyd Campbell 22.95; the bride, received the 40 guests and.
Elmer Rowe 3.90, Carl D. Mullin was assisted by the groom's mother.
5.20; (Wm. Northcott 2,60; Dennis After a short trip the young couple
I)ucharme 17.50; Ray Fiseer 1/.55; will reside in Goderich.
Cameron McGregor $6; Joseph Cali-
Carr-Turkheim
tin $10; Walter Statten 16.20: The
Pedlar People 195.00; Thos. Welsh St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zur-
100.90; R. Gteenther 3.39; Zurich ich, was beatuifully decorated with
Motors 3.1213, Henry Lawrence 174.- .ferns, chrysantheums and roses for
00 H. W. Brokenshire $5. the double ring ceremony on Mon -
Telephone System -- T, IT. Hoff- day, October the sixth at four o' --
man salary and staff expense 895.9.1, clock, when Rev. E. Hoimrich united'
H. G. Hess, do, 438.21; Hay Station- iu marriage Irene Alice Turkheim,
ery (2.25; C. L. •Smith $112; Bell Tel'- Reg. N., youngest daughter of ivIrs..
ephone Co. 24443.82; H, W. 'Broken- Anne Turkheim and the. late Rev.
shire 49.22; MacDonald Electric• Ernest Turkheim of Zurich, to Mn
19.94; Collector 'Customs, Express Charles Carr, youngest son of Mr.
650.82; Northern Electric 51 6e67. Alexander Carr and •the- late Mrs.
General Accounts - H. W. Broke Carr of Stratford.
enshire $125.23; Trs. Tp. 'Osborne Traditional wedding; music was
re: Cann, Mitchell Drain payment played by Mrs. John Turkheim and
1317.25, A. F. Hess 9.95; Hy. Law- Mi,s Grace Mae Kellar of Stratford
rence re. Hecker Drain 2796,10; sang "The .Lord's Prayer" before the
Douglas .& McCallum 103.30; Hay ceremony, and "Because" during the
Stationery $90; Ethel Williams 84.61 signing of the Register.
Frieda Haberer 14.83; Bank Hydro (Given in marriage by her brother,
5.13; J. W. Haberer $20; T, R. Mr. John Turkheim, the bride wore
Patterson $1.50; Marjory -Williams a dressmaker suit of pale blue gab -
1+02.51; 'Treas. Hay Mun. Tel System ardine with navy opictu e hats and
ac•cessoes, Her -
$3700. erican Beauty Roses. Attending her
That the meeting be adjourned to has her sister, Mrs. Edwin Gesello,
meet again on Monday, Nov. 3rd, at who wore •a deep rose ensemble with
1.30 p.nn' •black accessories and corsage of pink
Breakdown 'of cheque No. 147 to roses, The best man was Mr. Edwin
T, H. Hoffman: Contract salary and Gaseho and ushers were Mr. i/Vrlfred
staitf expense, 3(22,44, T. H. HoffmanCarr, brother of the groom, and Mr,
extra litboiir 76.45', do $90.40; Ex- Herbert Turkheim, brother of the
prase, freight, etc. 58.22; Truck al- bride.
A. reception was held
lowance, Aug. •rit Sept, 45.05; New at the home
of ;4Ir, and Irs, Edwin Gascho,
telephones $3 paid summer operate where gue t were present From
Toronto, Brantford, Galt and Strat-
ford. After a short honeymoon, the
young couple will reside at 12 Sum-.
erget i)rive,, 'ati'atford, Ontario.
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