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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Hay Council .will meet for the: 1Vta.
session next Monday afternoon, the.
13th.
Mr. George Beattie, treasurer: Of,
Stanley, and of Varna was lir toa ri
on Tuesday:
The past week has brought pi'enty,
of rains in these parts and things,ai
corning along nicely now. Flour`; cwt. .........,........ 2:119=3:20
Mr. and Mrs. George Sutton- of Bran and' .Voris;. ton .. •....- .....28100
Kitchener were Sunday visitors with Potatoes; alb. .bag ................. 75c
Live, Hogs;. cwt . .................... 8.90
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erreeted•every Wednesday).
, .creamery . 311
azen ............. r8 1"6;.14;,1'2
.buslie3' 82
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ley, bush: 55
Buck:Wheat, Busli ..... 55
;iV r, and Mrs. Milton Oesch:
Mr_ Dave iStrub of Kitchener spent
a, few days with his nephew Mer. and
Mrs. Kuno Hartman.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weid'o and
baby motored to Kitchener on Sunday
visiting friends. F
CIerk A. F. Hess and Road, Supt.,
Hy. Steinbach were at •Seaforth on
Tuesday where they met an official
of the Roads Committee.
The step dancing concert given in
the town hall, .Saturday evening was -
:well attended and the haPl was nicely
filled, and the program good.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Hess, 1V)r.
and Mrs. Edwin Gascho, Mr: and Mrs!
Ivan Yunghlut were week -end camp-
ers in the former's cottage in the
Pinery.
Mr. Jack O'Connor who was em-
ployed with Kuno Hartman for the
past 14 months has returned to his
home in Hamilton, and has since
taken a position .in Niagara Falls.
Our local school ball players en-
gaged in a game with the Exeter
boys on Monday evening, and the re-
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A reception was he a tit the home
of ,Mr. and Mrs. George Ducharme,
of the Goshen lite south of town, on
Wednesday evening lag in honor of
his brother, Mr, Byron Ducharme,
and his bride, who were recently -mar
'11-0.e7 wrd reside in Chatham.
Canada Conference -
Evangelical Church
The Annual Conference of the
sult was Zurich 22 and Exeter 8. t Evangelical Church Waterloo, on
By the looks of the score there must may 1st to 5th. Rev. H. A. Keller -
have been a few Babe Ruths on each man is ,Pastor. Bishop G. .E. Epp„
team. - 1 D.D,, presided at all the business
Bitten by a Snake.. 1 sessions and made valuable and in -
While Cecelia Hait--sen, 12 year old
dayugher of Mr. and Mrs. Kuno
Hartman, Goshen line souiA was with
some other chiluren returning home
from school one evening last week,
a goodly sized snake quickly wound
itself around the little girl's leg and
made an attempt to bit her in the
leg. Loud, screams brought along the
other children who tame to rescue
and relieved the girl and killed the
snake. Medical attention was at
Once summoned; and the snake exam-
ined, with the result that it had no
teeth and consequently was not pois-
onious. Cecelia is now none the
worse of ,her bad scare.
spirational contributions to the entire
program.
A number of ministers have been
placed on the superannuation list at
their own request. Rev. E. Burn, a
former pastor of Zurich; Rev. H. H.
Leifbold of Campden and Rev. Karl
Gretzenger of North Easthope. Rev.
Leibold :will prove to his new home
in ,Sebringville and Rev, ,Gretzenger
Who .has been in poor health for nine
months and is unable to take work
this year, will five in •Waterloo. Rev.
Burn has been living in Milverton.
The evening and Sunday public
services of the Conference were all
largely attended, „Or7 Sunday the
cluirclr was uroWded for all the serv-
ices In the morning -Bishop Ejip de -
d an ,ordination sermon on the
"Our Universal Religion".
ti.rdit ation service was held on
�Sfic y'afternoon. Kenneth Sippell
Av dvanced to the order of Deacon
aria -Clayton Becker was ordained.
itinerant elder. At three o'clock a
great Missionary Rally was observed
with'Dr. W L.' .Bollman, of Cleveland
Ohio as the speaker. The. evening ser-
vice was addressed ,by 13ishop Epp,
The offering for home missions was
`the largest iri, many years, with con-
tributions amount dg to over six
hundred; dollars in cash•.and pledges.
On Saturday night the appoint-
ments were read., by the Bishop.
Eight ,changes' .were :made and one
new' District Superintendent was el-
ected. Rev. F. M. Faist, one of the
*oungest ministers in the Confer -
;4114 -was elected Superintendent of
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Wornerr<s' . I>'istitute
The Zurich Womens' .Institutemet
on Monday evening, May 6 and were
honored to have as their guests the
members of the Hensall W.I., who
entertained in Royal Style. In the
'absence of our. pianist Miss Florence
Welsh played the pianoand the me
etin;g was opened with the rnstltut.&4the Haiwvrr District to succeed Rev.
Ode and Lord's ]gayer. Mrs, iliohr who ;was transferred to
President, occupied the chair for the. ;lrnlr.•a. The other •Superintendent
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re' Eev Q .F. Barthel for the: Wat::
9.4?rl district; Rev. W. E. Bees'e fol
tlr amilton=bttaw,a District aria:
R;e':A. E. IPletch for the Stratfor:'
District. •
The following is. a report of the
\•Iinisters and ,fields that etre invilved
in the changes:,.John V. Dahms, sor
of Rev. Nelson . Dalr is to Willou-
ghby;' W. H. 'Campbell from Willow•
gh'.ry to Arnprior; Paul Erb iron•
Arnpr-ior to Wallace; E. N. Mob'
from 'Wallace to Elmira; C. H. Corn
wellfrom Elmira to Kitchener Olive
W. J. Zimmerman from. Kitchcne'
Olivet to Se!bringville ; F. 13, Meye.
from:.Sebringvillc to North F iisthope
Kenneth Sippel.l from McKillop-F'ul-
larton to 'Campden. McKillop-Full ar
"God Save the King" the committee, ton will be served from Scbringville
served lirn.ch and a social half holly i The Conference will meet mitt year
was enjoyed over tea cups. {1 in ' avistoek on May 7th.
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1q::1y for the :program.,, which began,
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;Welsh ;and' Mrs Mi.ckle' and was 'fol-
lowed by a :comical..skili on a ladies'
:.lines meeting. Everyone enjoyed
ladies' quartette given by four of
'he Hensall ladies. Thhy had as their
nnumirers "Neopolitan Night" and
Magnolia". :Miss McGowan, a ,rc-
iurrned missionary, displayed a num-
':er of Chinese things she had 'bro-
ught back with her. Everyone ,join-
ed in singing a few songs. Guest spe-
aker for the evening was Dr. Rosa
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Baltic states, especially Finland whe-
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