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Z JRIcH Citizens NEWS
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 19y'
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We wish to take this opportunity.of thanking all
our customers and friends for •their '1oyal patronage
during the past year.
WESTLAKE FURNITURE
Phone 89W ZURICH
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GASCHO BROS.
JOHN GASCHO- - EDWIN. GASCHO
AND STAFF
Drysdale Store
GOSHEN NORTH
Mrs. Margaret Erratt has re-
turned to Barber House, Toronto,
after spending a couple of weeks
in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKinley and
family, spent Christmas Eve with.
Mr. and Mrs. Don ' Hendrick and
family, Grand . Bend,
Mr. John Armstrong and fam-
ily, held-Christritas"'at the Wale
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Armstrong
and family. Present were: Ken-
neth and Lee, Montreal Shirley
South and Ronald. Woodstock;
Howard, Orangeville; Joyce Bell,
Merle Armstrong, and Bill Stan
berry, Goderich; Joyce Fischer
and Douglas Armstrong, Zurich;
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Armstrong
and family, Mr. and Mrs.' Garnet
Mouseau and family; Mrs. J. Me -
Beth, Hensall; and Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie .Armstrong and family, Bay-
field.! Altogether there were 29
people present.
Saturday' visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Elliott and family
were:. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pfaff
,and family, St. Marys; Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Lamont, and Miss Jane Lam-
ont, Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hayter
held Christmas on Friday with
Mrs. " M'ary Ann Stephenson, Hen-
salll;•,,Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hayter
ana family; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Hayter and Joyce; Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth ,McLean and family; and
Mr. and Mr's. Pere Tibbet. Mr.
and Mrs. Mervin Hayter were un-
able to attentr.bedause of sickness
in the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare McBride,
Gwen and Bob, spent Christmas
Day in Hensall with Mr. and Mrs.
Orval Rapson. Also present were
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Milton, To-
ronto; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jam-
es, London; and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Rapson and. Billy, Wing -
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hayter
held Christmas Day with Mr. and
Mrs. ' Richard. Robinson;. 1Vir. and
Mrs. 'John Robinson, Tommy and
Pau]; Mr. and Mrs. Will Robin-
son. and family, Byron; and Mrs.
Meigaret. Ertatt, Toronto, as vis-
itor`s.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robin-
son, Patsy, Connie and Carolyn,
,spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Sturdy.
Mrs. Bob Robinson is still in
Clinton Public Hospital. We wish
her a speedy,fecovery.
Mission Band
John Denomme, Manager
Postill and Joan McClymont; and Dowson.
low, Mack Webster and Patsy ( Refreshments were served.
To all our Customers I
M. DEITZ and SON
Phone 154 — Zurich
May iti be,atbrrr ght n
boutit f u1 year for- waui.
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STADE and WEIDO -® HARDWARE
HAROLD STADE — — EARL WEIDO
Phone 92 - -- Zurich.
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Last Sunday night the mem-
bers of Goshen Mission Band held.
their Christmas meeting with par-
ents and friends present. After
Gerald Hayter, welcomed the
guests a Christmas Carol. was
sung.
Recitations were given by Deb-
bie and Diane McKinley, and Ann
Hayter. A duet by Dianne and
Donna Peck, "The Children's
Carol," accompanied by Mrs. El-
mer Hayter, Also a quartette by
Gerald and Bob Hayter, Wayne
and Donna Peck, "Mary's Lulla-
by."
The senior gorjs sang, "I heard
the Bells on Chiistmas Day."
Musical numbers were "Silent
Night," played by Karen McKin-
ley on the accordion and a piano
number by Marilyn Keys.
A play, taken from the World
Friends„ "Marias Manger Scene"
was acted by Patsy Robinson,
Joan Elliot, Marlene Keys, Jac-
queline, Donna and Dianne Peck.
Portraying the nativity scene
were John and Debbie McKinley,
as Joseph 4a14 Mary, Ronald Mc-
Bride and Irvin Keys as tine Wise
Men, and Cheryl Peck and Ann
Hayter as angels.
The final number on the pro-
gram was pictures shown by Rev.
Pitt on the Christmas Story, and
a few of the children who attended
Bible School last summer at Var-
na. A social hour was enjoyed.
Those unable, to take part be-
cause of sickness were Bob Mc-
Bride, Gregory, Freddie, and Mary
Margaret Armstrong. •
Young People's Social
The Young People; of Varna and
Goshen held a Christian • social on
,Tuesday • nigh t of the home of
Donna Hayter:
Following the worship service,
seven table's of crokinole were in
play.' Winders were, . high, Frank
We would like to thank all our customers and
friends for their loyal patronage during the past year.
LORNE and LEONA RADER
AND STAFF
PHONE 63 —ZURICH
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