The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-07-24, Page 5•
Peraonal 'Items , I
alr. and Airs. Ward Vritz and,
daughter. Alary Lou, have re. I
turned, the latter to her .duties
at Honey Harbor, the former to
their cottage on Inlet Island,
Parry Sound district, after being
guests at the Kyle -Thiel wed.
ding on Saturday, •
The Eby reunion, about 29 In
number .enjoyed s
, a oc a t me
at the home of Mr, and 111.R.
Alvin Gingerieh on Saturday.
Alr. and Mrs, Ed, Herman and
children of Woodstock visited on
Sunday with their parents Mr
,
and Airs, Ted Rader. The nor -
MAILS just returned from Cal-
gary, Alta, When on their trip
they visited with their uncle,
Mr. Sam Birk at Minot, North
Dakota.
Mr. and Mr's. Laird Jacobi,
accompanied by Mrs, Gertrude
Hauser and son John, of Rodney
attended the funeral of Mr, Ker-
ney at BIM on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gingerich,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gingerich
and daughter Eriene were Sun-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Gingerich,
Misses Janine, Cheryl and
Lynda Borman, who spent two
reeks at the home of their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Ted
Rader and aunt and uncle, Mr,
and Mrs. ! Harold .Rader, have
returned home to Woodstock.
Johnny, Connie and Sally of De-
troit, Mich spent a few days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glad-
wyn Westlake near Bayfield and
also visited other relatives in the
community.
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At,a recent meeting of the vil-
lage council it was .devided to
have some .sidewalks rebuilt, a
' the ones in use 'now have serve(
thew time, and with settling and
'..frost heaving have 'become out
of their original condition.
Part of this work is being don
at the Evangelical 'LLB, -church
I where they are .quite uneven
The .contract has been let to
Mr, Napoleon Corriveau, who is
well equipped for this kind o
work and who lives in Zurich.
Personal items
Air. and Mrs. Wilfred Jarvis
of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Witmer of Goderich spent an
evening at the home of' Mr. and
Aira, Sylvanus Witmer. The
ladies attended 'the miscellaneous
shower held in honor of Miss
Joyce Wittner held in the base-
ment of the Evangelical! chureh.
Mr, Allan Brokenshire has re-
turned home after enjoying sev-
eral weeks of vacation with rela-
fives in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Prance and fam-
ily and Miss Kathleen Hay of
Exeter were -Sunday visitors at
the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Hay.
Mr, and Airs, Morley Witmer
of Detroit spent several days
over the Weekend at the home of
the latter's sisters,Mr, and Mrs,
Earl Thiel and Mr. and Mr.
Ted Steinbach of Zurich. Mr. and
Mrs, Allan Fraser of Exeter also
attended the wedding of their
niece, Carole Thiel to Don Kyle
on Saturday.
Mr, Chris Gingerich is enjoy-
ing his walk on the street and
car rule after .his illness and is
progressing favorably,
Mrs. Alla') Craig, Toronto, was
a visitor at the. home of her
mother, Mrs, Nancy Koehler.
Her daughter Nancy, who had
been holidaying with her grand-
mother for a few weeks returned
home to the city with her
mother.
Miss Marlene. Wagner of Lon-
don spent (he weekend at the
home of her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Leonard Wagner.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kl.awon,
Florida, spent several days at
the. home of Mrs. Loretta Weide
and also visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Weido,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hay and
daughters of near Kippen were.
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thiel,
Mr. Morris Anderson of Lon. -
on was a visitor in the village
ast week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Flaxbard
nd. faintly, Listowel, visited for
everal days with their parents,
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fly ELiZABETH FIKAY
IMiss Alma Martin nurses' aid
Blake
Or@nt To Pram! gond This 'Week 1.n.
At :a recent meeting ,of Hay
made towards the erection of a
Council a grant of $250400 was Goshen
new Legion building at Grand. By MRS.„CARL McBRICE
Bend. A representation ap-.
proached The .eouncil stating that
a goodly number of flay resi
e at the Ontario Hospital in Lon- dents are members of the 'Gran.
, I don, spent the weekend with her' Bend. Legion, and the comm.
.1 parents, Mr, and Mrs. Alenno saw it fitting to make this grant
,Mortin, and Air, and Mrs. Wil- New pooh ',waited
'lieut. Gesell and family.
A new and modern booth ha
been installed by the Hay Ainni
r8' "”" """ —"`"; cipal Telephone System betweei
were Mr, Harold Finlay and fam- the Bank of Montreal buildin
ily, Mr. and Airs. Mean° Martin.
Baby Band, Entertained
d Th e W.M.S. of Goshen enter
1 rained the Baby Band at a pie
nic held at .the ,church grounds
Various games and sports wer
; enjoyed.
A few of the prize winner
were: Junior girls, Donna Peck
1, junior boys, Raymond Eckel
g junior three-legged race, 'WaYa.
e Peck and Bob Hayter; senio.
s three-legged race, Gerald IlaYtei
and Raymond Eckel; junior rab
bit rave, Fred Armstrong; senior
1 rabbit race, Wayne Peck; junior
kick the slipper, Gail McBride;
senior, Mrs. Anson McKinley;
boys, Wayne Peck;
Mystery package, Gregory
Armstrong; neck tie, Patricia
Robinson and Joan Elliott; jelly
bean race, Diane -McKinley, Gail
eBride; orange race, Ihrayne
Peek and John McKinley Diane
, Peck and Gail McBride. Other
sports were held after a picnic
supper with about 70 sitting
down.
Personal Items
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•••• Mr, and Mrs. Henry Flaxbard
nd other,members of the family
1 Uric
Miss Dianne Thiel of London
enjoyed the weekend at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Thiel.
Miss Arlene Haberer, nurse -
n -training at Victoria. Hospital,
ondon, spent a few days at; the
ome of her parents, Mr. and
Ferd Haberer.
Miss *Cecile Denomme has ac-
cepted a position at Thiel's
SuperiorStore,
Mrs. Thomas Rawlings and
family were visitors in the Col-
Iingwood district.
Mr. and Mrs. David Meyers
and family of London were visit-
ors with relatives. in Zurich.
Miss Dianne Koehler, Hansen,
is spending her holidays with her
randmother, Mrs. Nancy Koeh-
r, in Zurich.
M,. Ronald Heller spent the
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Alma and Melvin, d and Atousseau's garage for th
en' convenience of the public. Tbi
rs, Gerrit Zonciag and family.
Weekend visitors with Mr, especially to strangers who visit
will be a great convenience
Harold Finlay and family were town and are looking for sue)
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson, service,
Mrs. Polly McMurtrie, Hensel!,
Mrs, Ida Dick and Beverly of
ise s. Annie Hopkins,NBuys
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Finnigan,
Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Old Landmark
Moffat, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
Farrel and Dale of Ripley. One of the oldest landmarks in
Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Benditus Zurich was sold by auction to the
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Per$0r141 items
Mr. Itarig is able to
drive his Car, after the injury
he received in fail.
Ur. Kenneth Weido who is at-
tending Waterloo College was a
visitor over the weekend at the
home of bis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl: Weido.
Mrs. Chester' L. SnItill 4.nd
daughter. Mrs. J. P. Cunning-
ham and her daughter, Helen,
spent Thursday at Exeter,
Alias Pearl Wurtz returned
home after a pleasant vacation.
with her sister, Dr- and Mrs.!
ilarvey Cowen at their cottage,
Grand Bend.
• M. Roy Weber of London was
• in town one day last week to
• vall on his mother, Mrs. Carrie
o Weber,
Mrs. Claire Geiger, Mrs. Ale-
s lissa Geiger, Mrs. Clara Jacobi,
; Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pfile at-
tended the funeral of a friend in,
e Kitchener one day last week.
✓ Mr. and Mrs. Lennis Callas
and Air. and Mrs. Carl Callas i
- and son Carmen of Kitchener,
were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mrs. Pearl Melick.
highest bidder last Wednesdal
of Sarnia were weekend visitors
an the community.
Mr. Hughie Melaride of Lon-
don, spent the weekend with his
parents), Mr, and Mrs. Roy Mc -
B 'd
afternoon, when Norman Gascho
who lives next deer, was the
purchaser,
The house, over 100 years old,
was owned by Mrs. Emma Sulli-
van, who is leaving Zurieh to
Mr. Douglas Manson of Toron- live with a daughter in Californfa.
to is spending a few holidays Alvin \Yelper was the auction -
with his relatives, Mr. and Mrs, cer.
Newell Geiger, Johnny, Mrs.
Mary Manson and Robert. Bible School Program
Miscellaneous Shower
Friends and relatives gathered
at the Evangelical church base-
ment last Wednesday evening
The Zurich Summer Bible
School program took place in
the Zurich Mennonite Church on
Friday, marking the end of an-
other term in this type of Chris-
m honour of Miss Joyce Witmer, tian endeavor. The school is un -
bride -elect, to present her with denominational in its teachings
a miscellaneous shower, and stresses the importance of
Miss Ethel Gabel read the ad- Christian education, through
dress and Marilyn and sister handwork and craft,
•Maura Gascho, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Gaulle, present-
ed the gifts in a well decorated
cart and also, assisted in open-
ing the gifts. Joyce replied with
many thanks.
Personal Items
Rev. and Mrs. lf. E. Koppel
of Tavistock were Sunday guests
at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Newell Geiger.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith,
The school was staffed by teach-
ers of different denominations
including' Evangelical, Baptist
and Mennonite. The school was
well attended with an average
daily attendance of 146.
The remaining expenses of the
schqol were completely under-
written by a gratifying offering
given during the closing pro-
gram.
L. Harold Soper was in charge
of the suinrner Bible school.
Miss jean Morrison of Guelph
enjoyed a few days over the Successful Sale
weekend at the home of her A successful auction Sale was
friends, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth held in Zurich. last Wednesday
Breaky,
afternoon when Auctioneer Al -
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Thiel of
London attended the wedding of
the former's niece, Miss Carole
Thiel to Donald Kyle on Satur-
day.
1VIr. and Mrs. Alvin Gascho,
Kitchener, spent a weekend at
the home of the former's father,
Mr. Dan Gascho and sister, Mr,
and Mrs. Harold Rader,
Mrs. Maggie Dennis and Mr,
and Mrs. Ivan. Dennis and son
Robert, called on friends in town
on Sunday.
Mrs, McBride spent a weekend
with her daughtdr, Mrs, Bell,
in Hensall.
• Letter From
Crediton
By MRS. JOSEPH WOODALL
Community Ladies Meet
Dashwood and Zurich W.S.W.S.
adios met with Crediton ladies
on Wednesday afternoon in the
Crediton Evangelical church for
tudy of the book entitled "Our dren
Church. and Christian Social Ac• their
ion."
The book was reviewed by
Zurich ladies,
Sports on the chureh lawn
were supervised by Dashwood
ladies after which all. sat clown
to a supper furnished by the
Crediton ladies. All reported an
afternoon well spent,
Personal Items
1
vins
Wainer conducted the sale
of the property and effects of
the late Zimmerman estate on
Goshen Line, just north of the
business section of the town.
The property, which was one of
the oldest in town, was pur-
chased by the next door neigh-
bor, Mr. Norman Gascho, who
will likely have the old house
removed and the land used for
other purposes.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Westlake
made a business trip to Toronto
the beginning of this week.
Mrs. M. MacKinnon of Zurich
returned home after spending the
past week with her son, Dr. and
Mrs. Archie MacKinnon at Galt.,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dorrance
and son, Stanley, of Seaforth
and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hux!
of Rodney were Sunday guests;
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Laird Jacobi.
Mr, Hamor 'Wen left for De-
troit to visit his sister, Mrs.
Wagner.
Mrs. J.
left
Several ladies attended the
Housewives Picnic in Riverview
Park, Exeter, on Tuesday of last
week.
Mr. Elliot Haviland of Toronto
spent several days at the home
of his grandparents, Mr. and
, Mrs. Wm, Haviland.
Air. and Mrs, Lloyd Hey are
holidaying at Midland.
Mr. Elmer Lawson is a patient
in Victoria Hospital, having un-
dergone surgery for removal of
eye cataract.
Miss Ellen Veale of Hazletbn,
Pa. is spending some time with
the Chambers family,
Mr. Allan and Roy Lockhart
of Toronto visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith.
Mrs, Thos. Turner of Oakwood,
and Miss Ruth White of Lindsay ,
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. I
William Oestricher,
Mr. end Mrs. Herbert Judd
and family and Mrs, J. R. Judd
Of Detroit visited last week with
Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Finkbeiner
and with Mr. and Mrs. J.• Fuller
in Exeter,
Mr. F. W. Clark is spending
seine time with Mr, and
Russell Clark at they SU/hetet
home at Lake Erie,
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Feltner
of Sudbury are spending some
time with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne
Morlock.
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Sehenk
and daughters of Minster were
weekend visitors with Mr, a nd
Mrs. Hugo Schenk. The daugh-
ters are remaining for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Finkbeiner
and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Presz-
eator and son, Perry, spent Sun-
day at Kincardine.
Dennis Lataport and Ronald
Weber favored the Evangelical
eongregatiott with a trumpet
duet on Sunday morning.
Creditor,. nubile Shoot is rt.,
etiving a fresh coat ot
Work JR being done by MeDeWeli
and entralia.
Mrs, Co.,,Trvino Pinkbeitter and
Detiald, Mrs, Lorne Finkbeiner
and Reginald spent several days,
at North Bay with Cpl. and Mrs.
Robert tambie,
accompanied them home ;for a
visit.
Mr. and Sha, Misting Painter
and snit of Toronto', are yam,
Honing with the fortnertsilarents.
Mr. and Mrs. EVerett, Fahrner.
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E. Bannister and chil-1
for Morrisburg for!
vacation.
Gail McBride, Bill Elliott and
Anson McKinley enjoyed the bus
trip to Wallaeeburg with !other
4-11 members last Wednesday.
Mrs, , Roy Lamont returned
home on Thursday after spend-
ing a few days in Seaforth
Hospital.
Jim :McBride spent Thursday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Clare
McBride and family. Mrs. Mc-
Bride is spending a few days with
her daughter 'in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs, Will Robinson
and ianiily, Byron, spent a week
with Mr, and Mrs. Richard
Robinson.
During Rev. T. .T. l'itt's vaca-
tion, Rev. H. Workman, Seaforth,
is preaching at Goshen United
Church.
Donna Hayter has taken a job
at Grand Bend for a few weeks.
The McKinley families attend-
ed the Coleman reunion held at
Lions Park, Seaforth, on Satur-
day.
Start New Bridge
Detour signs have been put up
on the corner of the Bronson
Line and No. 84 Highway (Zu-
rich Road) as Hav tow h'
•
putting in a new bridge in the
first mile and a quarter south.
N. Corriveau has the contract
for sante and traffic is diverted,'
in other directions than the usual
channels,
Harvest Progressing
With the rather backward -sea-
son and much cool weather the
harvest operations are some-
what backward this season.
Farmers are now into the cut-
ting of fall wheat, which by the
looks from the :highways, is a
good crop. Hay crops are mostly
in now, and some good yields
are reprted. Owing to the cool
weather beekeepers report the
flow of honey will come in a
little later than usual,
Summer Schools Close
Two Summer Vacation Bible
Schools held in Zurich for the
past two weeks. namely the St.
Peter's Lutheran, and the joint
School held in the Mennonite
church, came to. a successful
close last Friday evening.
The former school had an en-
rolment of around 88, while the
latter had 150
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