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ZURICH, ONTARIO, "THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26 9 4.6
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IN MEMORIAM
Hendricks—In loving memory of
our dear mother, Mrs. Albert Hen-
dricks, who passed away three years
ago, September 27th, 1943.
Somewhere back of the Sunset,
Out in Heaven's bluesky,
for a loved
There is rest and peace
one,
When her labors are all laid by.
Although the pathway is lonely,
Along the way life has to trod,
We live in faith that some future
time, dear Mother,
We shall meet in the presence of God
—Ever remembered by her Husband
and Family.
NOTICE
TO MEMBERS OF HEtSALL DIS-
'IIRLCT CO-OPERATIVE IN'GORP-
ATED.
"As required by the Income War
Tax Act this will advise our share-
holder customers, (including memb-
ers only), as referred to in the said
Act, as amended, that in accordance
with the terms and conditions, and
within the times and limitations con-
tained in the said Act, as amended, it
is our intention to pay a dividend
proportion to the 1947 patronage'
out of the revenues of the 1947.tax-
ation year, or out of such other
funds as may be permitted by
said Act, and we herhold patt ron-
age
the
prospect of the paymentp ��
age dividend to you accordingby ,„,
As permitted by laiw the co-operat-
ive will follow its usual practice of
determining at the end of the fiscal
year on what commodities .and' at
what returns (which may vary as
between different conintodities) pat-
ronage payments will be .Made.
Signed.:
Bertram Klopp„ Secretary.
Hensall District Co -Operative In-
corporated.
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Lions Club News
Had Big Ladies' Night
•On: Monday evening the local Lions
Club held their first and long looked
for Ladies' Night, that is they enter-
tained their fair sex to a supper and
Programme, The event was held in
the spacious dining room of the
Brenner House, Grand Bend, and
to say the least it was a wonderful
setting, as this House surely knows
just how to do it in an evening of
this kind. A number of distinguished
visitors were present from Toronto,
Exeter, Elmira, London, Mitchell and
Seaforth. Our fair ladies rendered a
few spicy numbers composing of a
sixtette; little Ronnie Klopp, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Klopp, also
raised much applause with his solo.
riunlbers. The speaker for tee ev-
ening was Lion Bill Carroll of Mit-
chell, who gave a good account of
himself. The main entertainer of the
evening was "Lefty" Weickel of El-
mira who really is an entertainer,
and•:kept the gathering well humored
with his many whitty recitations. Mrs
Harry G. Hess presided at the piano
for :the evening. This social event
is one not to be forgotten by all
those who were present.
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Ward Fritz returned home
from Windsor where he had been on
business -for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lutz of Tavistock,.
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Yungblut.
Mrs. Mabel Snider of Sarnia, spent
a few days with relatives in this vic-
inity. was
&Ir. Ray Schiibe of London,
a week -end visitor at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milfred
ScihiLbe.
ilif111�qu IijIl London, were
week -end visitors at the home of the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
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GROCERY SPECIALS
SPECIALS for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE 'SOUP , 2 .tins •. 21t
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Ladies and Childrens
Pilone 140 C. H. THIEL
resses
Zurich
1r,t Mrs. Wm. Schade of London, is
spending some time at the nome of
her sons, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Schad/ of the 1.4th con., and Mi.
• and Mrs. Ervin Schade of near Dash
wood.
�;i Ir. and Mrs. Leroy O'Brien and
sons and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman were
recent visitors at the hone of the
• latter's son, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hoffman at Galt.
' Mr. Isreal Wilhelm and daughter
Marjorie of Milverton; Mr. and Mrs
Wallace Ross and daughter Dorothy
Grace of Seaforth were Sunday vis-
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs..
C. L. Smith.
Zurich Fall Fair
•
, Zurich's Annual Fall Fair, describ-
' ed by officials as a decidedly greaten -
success than last year's, ended on
Tuesday evening after the judging of
live stock was completed. At the
grand concert in the town trail, the
Zurich Lions Club presented ablack-
, face minstrel sbsmv as the fair's finale
Hundreds of prizes were awarded
to exhibitors Monday and Tuesday.
Entries were clhvided into 25 elasses
ranging from livestock to needle-
work. Two of the most colorful fea-
.tures at the fair were a decorated
doll carriage exhibit for girls and a
Idecorated bicycle parade for boys.
• Winners of the g'irl's contest were,
Carole Thiel, Sheila Schiibe,
Jran McAllister. Prizes. for 'best de -
Printed bicycles went to Katherine
Brown.
HYMENEAL
W illert—Aikenhead
T3rucefield United Church was'
beautifully decorated with evergre-
en. boughs and gladioli for the marri-
age of Joyce Doreen, second daugh-
ter of Mr. and .Mrs. John W. Aik-
enhead, who was married to Harold
Louis, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Er-
vin, Hay Township, near Hensall.
The lovely bride entered the church
an the arm of her father, who gave
her in marriage. Mrs. W. McBeath
played the wedding music.
The bride was gowned in white
satin with fitted bodice, with long
sleeves tapering to a point at fingers
and: sweetheart neckline. Her full
skirt had insets of Chantilly lace.
She wore a headdress with. finger-tip
veil.. Her only ornaments were a
sapphire pendant necklace and a gold
bracelet with inset sapphire stone
gift of the groom. She carried a bou-
quet of Better Tines red roses.
Miss. Amy Aikenhead., sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, wearing a blue
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lace. gowwith. winglet sleeves,a blue
net headdress, trirnnied with velvet
bows, with shoulder -length veil, el-
bow length blue lace gloves, and car-
ried. pink roses. Rev. E. R. Stanway
performed the ceremony.
Elmer Rader, Dashwood, friend of
the groom., was best man. The ushers
were Glenn Koehler, nephew of the
groom, and Jimmy Aikenhead, broth-
er of the bride. During the signing
of the register, Mrs. W. McBeath.
played "Because."
The reception was held in the
Church Scheel room for 51 guests.
The bride's mother who received the
guests was gowned in a two-piece
dress of brown and gold crepe, trim-
med with sequins. She was assisted
by the groom's mother, wearing a
two-piece dress of powder blue crepe
Both wore corsages of white roses..
The wedding dinner was served by
Misses Betty Woolley, Cora Taylor,
Blanche 'Raphe and Margaret i'Ice
Ewen.
The -groom's gifts were: to the
bridesmaid, a silver bracelet; to the '
best man and ushers, a gold collar
and tie slide set; to the organist, a
blue table mirror; and to the. wait-
resses, fancy tumblers.
Guests were present from, Clinton,
Dashwood, Detroit, Godertelr,
call, Kippen, London, Windsor, Zur-
ich and Brumfield,
.bride and groom left on a trip
to Windsor and Detroit amid show-
ers and confetti. The bride travelled
in a bit+ flowered :ilk jersey' suit
with matching coat and hat, with
blaaf; accessories.
'Thew. will reside .on the groom's
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