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NTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18 947
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over the Christmas season, we ask
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early in the week. Our issue for the
Christmas week will be in the mail
by Wednesday morning, Dec. 23rd, if
al all possible, that means we will be
publishing Tuesday evening, and we
ask all to co-operate and have your
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Phone 14.4) C. H. THIEL Zurich
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Had Final Meeting
Hay Council met on Monday for
the- last regular meeting and the
TreaSurer, Mr, Brokenshire is plenty
busy:- preparing his statement for
the Nomination Day, which falls
due 'en Monday, Dee. 29th.
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' Mr. and Mrs. Truman Fisher,
ecitiple, who arrived nere from
the. 'West recently, have taken up res-
idence in part of the home of Mr.
Herb Krueger and have set up house-
keeping. Their friends welcome
the -n to town and wish them every
success in their newly wedded life.
Dies at •Detroit
Mrs. Harry Yungblut and son Mr.
and . Mrs. Ivan Yungblut motored to
Detroit last Wednesday to the home
of the former's brother, Mr. Nicholas
Deichert, who had lost his compan-
• ion *who passed to her eternal rest,
The, body was taken to Clifford, Ont.
• for burial. She leaves to mourn her
loss 'besides her husband, one son,
who . have the sympathy of a large
number of friends.
- Elected. President
• In last Saturday's London Free
DR. R. HOBBS TAYLOR Press we notice an unusually good
oto of Dr. W. B. Coxon oe Zurich
M.L.A.M.L..A. of. Dashwood,. who passed
n whoposedwith thee other men of
away very suddenly at his home o
his Chosen profession, at the London
Wednesday Morning. Roth, where the Western Ontario
Veterinary Association has its an-
.nualeneeting. Dr. Coxon was Again
re-elected as president, At this me-
etink they declared war on "pet hos-
pitaTe whose conditions were unsan-
itarYe and are asking Legislature to
havdthem inspectecinand supervised.
Lions Club News
SANTA CLAUS: COMING
Santa 'Claus, sponsored by the
Zurich Lions Club will be in the
Town ,Hall, Zurich, en Saturday. Dec--
em1en..-20-th at, '2":30.-. p.m_ ',-;:eineeireee
pictures will be shown; • with Old
Santa being present in the aftez-
noon, and in the evening the same
pictures will be shown. again. ALT
children are cordially invited to
come out and enjoy this tun with
good old St. Nick. •
FOWL BINGO
Don't forget the Monster XM/tA.
Fowl Bingo on Monday evening, Dec..
22nd, commencing at 8 p.m. in the
Town Hall, Zurich. There will be lots even a matrimonal bureau. But it
of fowl with 12 regular games with was decided that a Co-op. store with
admission, and 10 special games for 1 restruones was most needed. To
geese. ; A huge Turkey will be the !start this project the township Co -
door prize, all this is epensored by 1 mica should be inspired by the in -
the Zurich Lions, and every cent . terested people in communrty action
of the net proceeds will be used for! on this important project and aftee
Community Welfare work. Come, it was etarted, be loyal. -The next
and bring your friends with You for meeting will be at Mr. and Mrs.
this big evening's fun and fr,.110. ; Maurice Durand's on Jan. 5, 1948.
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HAD CHRISTMAS DINNER . The topic being "Marketing by Ca-
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Oes., with Mr. Leonard Merner as
The big annual ,Christmas dinner 1 discussion leader.
at the Dominion House on Monday ;
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evening was not to be slightly ovenn t3Lr f UARY
locked, as there was a good liberal I Dies At Crediton
helping of low, aemg with almost ; There passed away at her home in
.everything else ane would wish for,' Grediton, on Wednesday, December
really the keen appetites of thont.; 10th„ Catherine Wuerth, belovqd
usually hungry Lions was really ' wife of John Hoist, after a consd-
satislield by this big meal. ConsidH erable time of illness, in her 79th
considerable nliseussions were , /I the , year. The body rested at her tate re -
list, and it was strongly thought of 1 eidence, ere dito n , f nem where a pri-
having some kind of a hockey tearnJ vete funeral was held on SaturdEnn
again this winter. A goodly number et 1,30 p.m. followecl by a public
of business motions were passed. A service in Crediton Evangelical U.B.
large and interesting part of the en- Church, with Rev Reuber officiating.
tertainment program was the singing Interment followed in the Crediton
of Christmas Carols, which were ar- Cemetery.
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ranged and led by Lion Tamer Jack George H. 'Smit5 Passes
Tuerkheim, with Mrs. Tuerkhebn as Following a short illness, George
pianist. The Christmas message was H. Smith, of 02 Duchess avenue,
presented by Lion Albert Kalblieisch London, died in Victoria Hospital,
and the guest speaker was Mr. Ken- on Wednesday, Dec. 10th. He was a
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neth Routledge who has just arrived resident of London for the past 11
Ken. years, Mr. Smith hod been engaged
1 from California on a visit.
1 tnld us of the immensity of the big at the Kernohan Lumber Co. Born
trees in that sunny part of the world in Zurich, Mr. Seeith moved to F,xe-
and als) related many other intereet- ter and spent the most part of his
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ing sights on a bus sightseeing tour life in that centre before coming to
that he was in charge. Following London. He is survived by his wife
this the annual Christmas draws were Ella (Weida) also formerly of Air -
conducted by Lion Preeident Ted. ich; two sons, 'Claire, Lcnd n, and
Thc f t t draw, a bottle of hair tonic, Byrne in England; two daughter,
we think, was won by Lion Mack 1 Mrs. S. Laesaline, London and MN.
KI opp, ltd the big prize, namely the Norman Hunter, Stratford; one bra -
19 -lb. turkey, raised by Lion It y • ither, Albert, Port Huron, and five
Lamont, was somehow, we still can't Aisters, Mrs. Jack Vanatter, Pert
• understand how, won by the publish-, Huron; Mrs. Wm, O'Brien, Zurich;
er of the lit raid, Lion Chester.1 Mrs. Jelin Oosch, Milverton ; Mrs.
Since last Christmas, when this Lion ; Thomas Diller, Stanfliedlle, and Mrs.
'was unable to attend, 110 hit; picked , Levi Stelek, Dernhn. Mae. A priv-
up twentY-live pounds in weight, ititt rite funeral 4.0rire was held at the
George E. Imean Funeral home on
prteininably by the time tiii-4 nmester ,
of a hied is devoured there will be; Saturday at 12 p.m. with interment
a few more pounds of Sold beef, OA; enlinW,A, 111 Monl'it. l'i.tastint Cetriete
his back, • lery.
The Lmque Farm Forum met in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Pepper. The topic for the evening
was "Organizing for Community
Action" which was led by Bert
Klopp who outlined organizing and
'maintenance of Co-op stores, etc.
The discussion took the following
turn as to which was needed in this
community was in the following
ideas: rest rooms in town, a Co-op.
store, Library, recreation room and
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VERY SMART DESIGNS
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