Zurich Herald, 1957-08-15, Page 5ZURICH ONTARIO
ZURICH HERALD
ZURICH HERALD
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LOCAL NEWS
Mr and Mrs. Vincent Jeffrey of De-
troit spent their vacation in this vic-
inity,
11/Ir and Mrs Harry Siemon of Lon-
don spent the week -end with relativ-
es and friends in Zurich.
The !Misses Kline of Mildmay were
.Sunday guests at the home or Rev,
and .Mrs .Amacher
Miss Beth McDougale of Essex is
apending a week at the home of her
friend, Miss Mary Hgan.
Mr and Mrs Sam Gingerich spent
a few days with relatives and friends
at Ailsa Craig last week.
Mr. and M. Wm. O'Brien or Lon-
don spent the week -end with the
formerparente here.
• Miss Beth .Murray of London, •wee
a Visitor with her sister, Mrs. Elroy
Desjardine.
Mrs. Anne Sauve is holidaying
with her relatives in Toronto -and
Wasaga Beach, One., for a few
weeks.
Mr and Mrs William Nickle of
:London, called at the home of their
cousin, Miss Pearl Wurtz one ,Clay
last week.
Mr and Mrs. Edw. Stelck of Dash-
wood called on friends in Zurich on
'Thursday last.
Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Brisson
and family enjoyed the past week
with the former's sister and other
relatives in Detroit.
Miss Nancy Thiel and 'brother,
Larry of London, are visiting with
relatives in Zurich.
Mr and Mrs John Aubin and fam-
ily of •Seaforth visited in Detroit
with her sieter, Mr and Mee. Edgar
Masse.
Mr and MrS John Albreeht are
spending some time at the hcme of
their daughter, Mr and Mrs Chas.
Scotchanere, iBayfield.
Mr and Mrs Menno Oesch, Mr.
and Mrs. Vladimir Hrovat had a
lovely motor trip to Cleveland, Ohio
and other places in the U.S.A. for
their vacation.
Mn. Ney and davehter and Mrs.
Amacher have returned to their home
after spending some time at the
latter's son, Rev. and Mrs. Amacher
of town.
Mr and Mrs Walter Barrie and
Mrs. Enuna Racey of London Were
week-enci visitors at the home of the
latter's sister, Mrs. Mary Brenner,
Mrs. Racey is remaining in Zurich
for a few weeks with Mrs. Brenner.
Mr and Mrs Alf. Melick have ..re-
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twared home after visiting ,at the
home of their daughter, Mt and Mrs
Edgar Geiger, at Pigeon, Mich, for a
few days over the week-en.d
Mr. Daniel Amenns of Washing-
ton, Ind; and son-in-law, Bernard
Smith and son of Detroit, spent the
week -end at the home of the form-
er's brother, Mr and Mrs Seth Am-
enn P.
Miss Shirley Haugh of the lith,
has taken a position .,witri nr. Reg.
Black ef town and will be assisting
in the Fire 'Insurance, and Hay Mun-
icipal Telephone work,
The recent vacancy of Mr. Grant
Male at the Bank of Montreal., in
Zurich is being -filled by Mr. Jame
Wild, who comes from .Aylener, and
whose home is in Ingersoll.
Michael Traher, who has spent two
week's holidays with Mr. 1arc.il
Corriveau has returned home to Lon-
don to take up his position for his
paper route. Also his music easeonel
Mr add James Haclzett of St.
Catharines spent the week-ena it '
the home of the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted. Steinbach and other
relatives. Their daughter Linda, who
had been visiting with her grand-
parents for two weeks, returned
home with them.
• Mr and Mrs Gerald Feeney and
family are visiting at Mrs, M. Cor-
riveaa's for a few .days.
Prof. Alvin and Mrs. Sumas and
the latter's• mother of Toronto, were
visitors at the Surerus home in town
the past week,
Mr and Mrs Clare Hoffman of Galt
and son Robert of McLellan, Alb.,
and Miss Patricia Harris visited in
town Wednesday last.
Mr and Mrs. J. Bannister and
family are away on holidays in Bee -
tern Ontario, During Mr. Bannid-
er's absence, his plate is being taken
by Mr. J. Cantelon, a retired ,Bank
Manager now residing at Lu -can.
Bishop iVienassah Hallman of
Petersburg, Ont., Mr and Mrs. El-
verna 'Hallman and family of Kitch-
ener, 'were Friday VW -tors at the
home of their sister. Also attended
the "Open House" of Mr and Mrs,
Gerald Gingerith's new :dere, Mas-
ter Garry Gingerich rettrrned with
them for his vacation.
.Attei,d Evangelical 'Camp
Miss Norma Geiger, Catharine
Rader, Robert Johnston and Paul
Amacher attended the Intermediate
Camp at Goderich. -Miss Mary Gei-
ger and Miss Margaret Schade at-
tended the Senior Camp at the Niter
Camp. Rev. Kenneth Krueger cif
-Shebeyagain, Wis., was the Evang-
elist.
DASHWOOD
Master Sherry Wein of Exeter,
vacationed with Misses Marie and
Pearl Kraft last week.
Mr and Mrs. Mervyn 'Tiernan and
Lynda; Mr and Mrs Robert .Stormes
of St. Thomas and (Mary Jane Hoff-
man spent a few days at Montreal
last week.
Miss Connie Spellman Of Kitchen-
4?1' returned home Monday, after vac-
ationing with Mary Jane Hoffman.
The latter is vacationing With Con -
me at Kitchener,
-Miss Therese Zimmer is vacation-
ing with her mother Mrs. Harry
Zimrner this week.
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Davison
Port Huron spent a few days with
'Mrs. M. IPiefer,
Miss Thelma Weber of London,
spent the week -end with Mrs, Dan
Weber.
Miss Carol Webb of London, spent
the -week-end with .111/11- and Mrs.
Milton Webb.
Mrs. Nelda Routledge of London
spent the weak -end with Mr and Mrs
Philip Fassold.
Bible 541tool Exercises.
The first Vacation Bible School
held at Zion Lutheran Church came
to a close last Friday with even
house held in the evening when par-
ents and friends heard the songs and
exercises learned by the pupils.lbe
theme throughout being 'Our Beau-
tiful Saviour. Later they viewed
all the projects on ,display.
,St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mr and Mrs Weising ancr two
daughters of Sarnia were Sunday
visitors with Mr and .Mrs. Victor Du -
charm of the Blue Water north..
Mr. Andrew Denomme of Windsor
accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
Annie Denernme and Mr. William
Ducharme, Jr. motored to Hamilton
on Saturday last visitors with Mr and
Mrs. Guston Denomme .of that (qty.
Miss Alice Anne Duchaeme of the
B.W.Highway south, left on Sunday
with her girl friend, Miss Reid, to
spend the week -end in London.
Weather Turns Cool—
At timeof writing this Tueedae
morning the weather is not summer-
like, for the month of August we
have been greeted with as ninny
cool days as hot ones, it is far too
early to think of cold fall days, but
as the days are beginning to shorten,
there is nothing much we ,can do
or say about it, only to adjust our-
selves to it, as we did in the years
gone by. Seasons come and go, and
with it joy and sorrow is ler t m its
trailway.
Mr and Mrs- Blaise Duchavne,
their daughter Denise and son An-
thony .all of Windsor, have returned
to their home after spending two
.weeks with the formr's parents, Mr
and Mrs Fred Ducharrne,
Miss Therese Corriveau of Blake,
will spend a few weeks with her
,grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Leon 13e-
dard. Of late Mrs. Bedard has not
been feeling too well, and a rest is
Inecessary for her to regain her health
again. We wish her a speedy rec-
overy.
Mrs. Peter l'apineau and Mrs.
Omar llolanger and son Leo raul
of Windsor, spent a few days in this
neighbourhood, visiting relatives and,
friends, have returned to their homes
with Mr. Nelson Papineau...
Mrs. Fred .Siemon of St. Joseph,
after spending a week visiting per
:son in Tecumseh and other relatives
in Windsor returned to her home on
Saturday last.
Mrs. Ainiand Beneteau, accompan-
ied by Mrs. ;femme Beneteau and
children o±' Canard Blvd, and her
daughter Charriotte of .Lasalle, spent
ia week's vacation in the foarrier's
summer home.
Little Marie Ann Wildsor the. 15th
Concession spent Partata her school
holidays with her grandparentS, Mr
and Mrs. Ed. Corriveau of this B.W.
Highway.
Mr. Nelson Bedard was a Sunday
afternoon visitor with the Heal fam-
ily in -their cottage at Ducharme's
Grove. • See what's on his tray today!
Returns From Hospital
Mr. Milne Rader returned from
South Huron Hospital, Exetef, and is
convalescing at their cottage at the
'Grand Bend. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
At the Hay Mutual Fire Insurance
meeting held on Saturday permanent
agents were appointed to fill the vac
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alley by the illness of Mr. Reuben
Goets, The acting Directors, Clar-
ence Parke and Wm. H. Haugh re-
ceiving the ,appointments •
N. L. MARTIN
OPTOMETRIST
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Open Every Week Day
Except Wednesday '
BELL & LAUGHTON
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NOTARIES PUBLIC
ELMER 1). BELL, Q.C.
EXETER. PHONE 4
C. V. LAUGHTON, L.L.B.
Tuesday, 2 to .6 p.m. at Zurich,
At Township Clerk's Office
For Appointment,
Dashwood 27 r 13
J. NORMAN COWAN
Bookkeeping said Income Tax
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Tb.urAday, Aug* 1,5th, 1967
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the meal is ready!
Be Your Menu Maker!
YOUR BAKER not only suppnee
delicious wholesome bread for your
table—bread for your recipes. Out
of his fragrant ovens come all man-
ner of mouth-watering goodies to
crown the menu of every meal t Frag-
rant Coffee Cake and Cinnamon Bunt
for beeakfast.. luscious fruit -filled
treats for luncheon. .piping hot Par
ker House Rolls for dinner. Brea#/
in variety, too, for snacks any time
of day or night. So don't get wrink.
les worrying about variety in meals—
let your baker be your menu maker,
A number of pure bred German , 2 --Nn Bakery
FOR SALE ' 11'4'1
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Schade, R.P. a, Zurich. 21;* PHONE 100 — ZURICH
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Would you like to have more time
each day to devote to your children,
to recreation, to gardening, or some
other summertime pursuit?
Labour saving electrical appliances can give you
this extra time; at the flick of a switch they
-whittle down to minutes time-consuming chores.
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For one cent you can
use an electric ironer for
53 minutes.
For one cent you con
use an electric floor
polisher for 21/2 hours.
For one cent you can
use an electric vacuum
cleaner for11/4 hours.
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PRICES SLASHED —
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