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Zurich Citizens News, 1964-06-25, Page 4PAGE POUR Items A out Zurich Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eieher, of Fort Wayne, Indianna, visited recently at the home or Mr. and Mr. Newell Geiger. Misses Marleen Koehler and Margot MacDonald, of Toronto, and Dianne Koehler, or Hen - sail. are spending a vacation with their grandmother, Mrs. Nancy Koehler. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner were Mr. and Mrs, Bob McGregor, of Kippen, and Mr. and Mrs. John Rader, of Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Witmer, of Detroit, were week -end vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Steinbaek and Mrs. Alice Thiel, also attending the annual Rader reunion on Sunday, Mrs. Roy Knoll and family, of Port Colborne, spent a few days recently at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Meyers. Mrs. Harvey Clausius has re- turned home after being a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. - Mrs. Pete Crocker and Mrs. Ted Steinback spent a couple of days recently in Detroit. Miss Rose Zimmer, who had been visiting in this area, returned to her home in Detroit with them. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hess have returned home a f ter spending a week's vacation at Lake Nipissing. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Schilbe were Mr. and "NIrs. John Teevins, Grand Bend: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tie- rnan, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schilbe. London, and Mrs. Vera Schilbe. Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoff- man, of Galt, visited a few days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy O'Brien. Mr, Mike Kennel, of Great Bend, New York, a former resi- dent of Blake, spent the past two weeks visiting his sisters, Mrs. Mary Manson, Mrs. Nancy Koehler and Mrs. Ed Erb, also renewing old acquaintances in the community. Mrs. Stan Cruickshank and daughters. of Goderich, and INIEZZEWEEMIN Zurich Mennonite JESUS CHRIST IS LORD JESUS CHRIST EST SEIGNEUR DEAR SECRETARY —In in - SUNDAY, JUNE 28 — terferring? Yes. In gossiping? No. Besides, this president is besmirching her club's good name, Mrs. G. I orsyth„ of Toronto, were Sunday visitors at the home of err. and Mrs. Ted Ste in ba ck. Major Dr. Chelsea Thiel, Mrs. Thiel and daughter, of Ottawa, were Sunday visitors with rela- tives is Zurich and vicinity. Next week Major Thiel will be leaving for Germany, where he will serve the Canadian Army for the next three years. 0 BLAKE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Benidic- tus, John and Karen, of Sarnia, visited with friends over the week -end. Mr, and Mrs. Reuben Ginge- rich and family, of Nairn; Mrs, Sarah Gingerich, of Zurich, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Gingerich and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyes, of London, and Miss Mary Ellen Burgess visited with Mrs. Mary Jane Hey. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Gingerich spent the week -end at Elmira. Mr. Sweesy, of Toronto, is spending a few days with Mr. and 1VIrs. Peter Gingerich. .•• THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1964 BABY SHOW WINNERS — The babies who won the prizes in the six months and over class •at the Hensall Spring Fair last Wednesday night are shown here with their mothers. Left to right are, Mrs. Dick Bedard, Canadian social worker Doris Clark invites you to write her about your problem. She answers letters of general. intereitin this column but can't undertake personal replies. DEAR DORS — Lately we If they include a dime with found our treasurer had been their first letter, we will send infringing on our funds as their pledge card along with cheques began to bounce. The the application form. — Cyril president phoned and demand- Large, Area Chairman, Non - ed her books. The treasurer Smokers' Association of Canada, admitted her wrong, was willing Box 63, Midland, Ontario. to replace the money and of DEAR STUDENTS AND course resign. TEACHERS—Mr. Large tells me .After being tormented all there will be cash prizes for day she asked the president just contest winners. How about to leave her alone but the getting on the bandwagon with gossip was really making the an entry? rounds outside the club. Was the president right? * * DEAR DORIS—I can't get a SECRETARY . certain boy out of my mind. Sometimes the telephone tempts me and I make a fool of myself by phoning for him. Please suggest something. Do you think a 17 -year-old boys is too old for a 14 -year-old girl? WORRIED 10 a.m. — Sundety School 11 a.m. — Worship Service YOU ARE WELCOME! EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL United Brethren Church Rev. A. M. AMACHER, BA fliD, Minister Mra. Mliton Desch. Organist SUNDAY, JUNE 28 — 10:00 a.m.—Worship Service. 11:05 a.m.—Sunday School. We invite you to worship with us. ozonsszsesszsaasalssz eitIOSINEIRMii=7/243131293 St. Peter's Lutheran Church ZURICH Rev. A. C. Blackwell, Pastor Mrs. Audrey Haberer, Organist SUNDAY, JUNE 28 — 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.—Worship Service. You Are 'Welcome INK * * * DEAR DORIS-1. Is it legal for a girl aged 18 to leave home without her parents' consent? 2. If it is, does she have to let them know where she is going? 3. Is it true that parents legally responsible for their children until they are 21? DESPERATE DEAR DESPERATE -1. Yes, if she can support herself. 2, No. 3. Not financially. DEAR DOR1S—We have just kicked off our annual Non - Smokers' Day. We are about to produce a piggy bank into which the quitter puts his or her smoke budget. It is in- scribed "Devoted to a worthy cause, namely Me." Students across the country are joining the "Why I Don't Smoke" competition. For de- tails they write to me, enclos- ing name, address, age, school. Announcing Summer Bible School AT THE ZURICH MENNONITE CHURCH Beginning Monday, June 29, and continuing until Friday, July 10. Grades from Kindergarten to Grade X Classes begin at 9:00 a.m, each morning. Open to All Faiths, *,111.116.1=1.0.1013,11M001191MINOM11100111.1....MWATOMiten1.11.0,11•11.10,1•Milliill0.30-11611.011111•MiCiliAiiiiibilie Summer Bible School Bus Route The bus will leave Dashwood and go East to the Babylon Line, Then North on the Babylon to Highway 84, Then East on Highway 84 to the Parr Line. The bus then turns around and comes West on Highway 84 to Zurich. ee The second frip goes North on the Goshen Line five miles r: then West to the Bronson and back South to Zurich. DEAR WORR1ED—Yes. The antidote to your Mental Block is other things to do. Keep trying and cover up the tele- phone. RR 2, Zurich, with Kris Lee, who placed first in the contest; Mrs. Gerald Bell, Hen - salt, with Joanne, who placed second; and Mrs. Neil Newman, Cromarty, with Kevin Murray, who placed third. (Photo by Phillips) Represents Huron Donald McKercher, 20, of RR 1, Dublin, has been chosen •to represent Huron County at 4-H leadership week in Guelph. One delegate is chosen from each county in Ontario and during the week they will be under the direction of two extension leaders. The week of training is devoted mainly to furthering the delegate's leadership abili- ties, Donald will be going to Guelph on Monday, the 13th of July, and returning on Friday, the 17th. During the week se- lection of delegates by inter- view will be made for the 1964 4 -II club conference, the 3.965 inter -provincial 4 -II exchange and the 1965 4-1I tonference in Washington. Donald has been chosen to attend the week of training on the basis of his outstanding 4-H club record. He has completed 14 4-11 projects and is working on his 15th this year, His pro- jects have included beef, grain and corn. He has also taken part in numerous livestock and grain judging competitions as well as inter -club competitions. Mr. McKercher has just com- pleted his first year of the de- gree course at Macdonald Col- lege of McGill University and is planning to return in the fall. During the summer months he helps out on his father's farm. ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE CAI,. FRED DUCHARME. Correavondenti On Wednesday evening last June 17, 1964, the little village of St. Joseph on this Bluewater highway was the scene of a very enjoyable event when the Burgess's, the business proprie- tors of this burg, gave an open air dance on their newly -paved frontage, free to the public. The object of the event was perhaps in a way to thank those who had patronized them in their flourishing business and perhaps also to make new friends which to them will mean new customers. Even though the evening weather was not too promising for such an occa- sion, more than seven hundred persons took part. The Blue - water had a large turnout, also many from surrounding villages and concessions. To add to the number, motorists travelling along the highway stoped, which increased the attendance, The Burgess's came to St. Jo- seph's three years ago, June 15, coming here from London and buying the property from Mr. and Mrs, Hector Forcier, and opened up the general business which they have today. To have it convenient for them- selves and their business, it was necessary that changes be made on the property such as re- modelling the building to give them the necessary space for their general store. On their arrival in St, Joseph they were complete strangers and to open up a business in a strange com- munity there was much for them to do, to win the confi- dence of the public. But that was readily accomplished by them by exercising their pleas- ant personality. They have also built a comfortable home on one of their lots to accommo- date them and their family. In their open air party •there was much amusement and gaiety during the evening in the way of square dancing and other dames to attract those who were sitting around. For the square dances the callers were Avila Ducharme of the Bluewater south and Mrs. Percy Bedard of the Bluewater north. Both of the callers are gifted with smooth voices to give pep to those on the floor. Prizes were given for spot dances and the first on the list were Monica Charrette and Dave Ducharrne, winning two and a half gallons of Bisset's ice cream. Next were Betty Ann Denonune and Michael Corriveau winning a free dry cleaning of suits from Grand Bend Cleaners, The last on the list were Ilector Forcier and Mrs, James Draymond, also free dry cleaning, Master of cere- monies was Mr. Ted Hayward, of Goderich. The announcement was sup- plied by the lake shore elec. tronic sound system, from Sarnia, operated by Alphonse Geoffrey. Dominic Geoffroi, Gerard Geoffroi and R. Schroe- der, The management had words of praise for all who took part in the dance. People attended from Lon- don, Hamilton, Stratford, Sarnia, Goderich and Detroit. All were impressed by the good conduct of those attending with nothing HEATING Oil Burner Service - Electrical Work - GIVE US A CALL FOR SERVICE! T1EMAN'S HARDWARE, FURNITURE, COAL, CEMENT PHONE 8 — DASHWOOD Bedard. Mr. Miller, of Gode- eich, dressed in kilts, played the bagpipes. The local orches- tra were Mozart Gelinas, Max Ducharme, Andre Rau, Tony Rau, Alfred Denomme, Max happening to stain the evening. Motorists stopped to satisfy their curiosity and to witness an open air dance. The Bur- gess's were grateful to all who took part and the great number who answered in person to their invitation. The Sopha home was the scene of a very enjoyable past week when their children and some grandchildren spent the past week with them. In the company were Mr. and Mrs, Larry Sopha, newlyweds; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sopha and family, also a birthday party to a grandson, Kenneth Sopha, All of the above mentioned were from Detroit, and during the week two well-filled cars from the Sopha home motored to the Pines, Chatham, to visit an- other grand - daughter, Sister Francis Theresa. On the week- end most of their family joined together at the Sopha home. Mr. and Mrs. William Weising and their daughter, Mrs. R. Rouholm, all of Sarnia, called on Mr. and Mrs. F. Ducharme on Sunday last on their way to Goderich. On Tuesday last Mrs, Leo P. Ducharme and daughter, in company with Mrs, Howard Klumpp, of Dashwood, motored to London where Mrs, Dtk- charme's daughter had an eye test. 4111111111111•11•111111.1Nsamssammramail BOB'S Barber Shop MAIN STREET, ZURICH "Professional Hair Car." Agent for Dry Cleaning asmisommsmasammmmsmilmm Iliesteasilear Deep Brown — 20 Oz. Libby's Beans Maple Leaf —1% Lb. 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