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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1930-06-26, Page 4rand Openin Saturday Eve., June 28th E. Haist'.s new Ice Cream Parlors Special Music by the Blue Bird's Orchestra %MATCH OUR WINDOW OVER THE WEEK -END FOR A DEMON. •KTTION OF WHAT OUR AUTOMATIC FLOUR SIFTER MEANS. -111) `THE PUBLIC WHO USE (HAIST'S TASTY BREAD), THEMtATIC .2111LVE. SHOP WITH A COMPLETE .FLOUR SIFTER EQUIPMENT IN WESTERN ONTARIO. Oa1::i�+!3i111iH11{IIIllI111111i11II1111111ll1111101101110IOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOl11111111111111111111110111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIII0111111110 011111111111111111111111111111111i' -1 { Radio Bargains! 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Yule and Mrs. Marshall ► aaif Merton, who spent the past week with their mother, Mrs. Edighoffer, pr i'I ,other friends in this vicinity, .re- ! *dined home on Sunday. 11. i13Iass Gladys Douglas of the Sea- ls Surah ligspital, accompanied by Miss . cL,auglttliaa, Spent Tuesday of last ." q at ;he home of Mr. and Mrs, I3.. and Mrs. Earl Weido of Zurich mailed en friends in this village on Sunday. 1,1iss Isabel Manson, R. N., of De- "treit, is spending her holidays at her lame, Goshen line. 3'Ir- and Mrs. M. Brown of Zurich gni Sunday with friends in the viI- 4n n. Mr. and Mts. Elmer Thiel and fam- ' y:spent a few days with friends Xilebener. HILLSGREEN • bliss Edith Forrest, of Hensall, sp- seat a few days at the home of her %lather, Mr. J. B. Forrest. . 7r. and Mrs. R. McAllister, Mr. J. itcAllister, were recent visitors with !Mends in Detroit; they also attend- atil the -wedding of their cousin, Miss Helen. McAllister. 1Ms: Clarence Reichert of London . mess College, spent the week- -amid at his home .here. 'The :services in the church at Hills - will be withdrawn on Sunday. aai?t moon, June 29th, owing to Rev. Cor attending the World's Sunday focal Convention in Toronto. As aarny as can are urged to attend the tarrsiees at I{ippen, Church, at 11 a.m. *nd hear Dr. Margaret McKellar, of itha, a returned Missionary, who anal speak there on June 29th. Mr. and Mrs:" Wm. Dignan, Mr. Sittplurn Troyer of near Hensall, we- an; unday 'visitors with Mrs. L. Tro- Mrs. Robt. Love is spending a few lays at the home of her son, Mr. and Alm Ross Love, Illus. John Colvin and Mrs. Colvin ant Krmoka, were recent visitors with ,'ir¢ends in this vicinity. -Quite a number from this comm„ /amity attended the Decoration sery !Sees held at the Exeter Cemetery on -.Sunday . afternoon. ernoon. P,Ir. ;and :Mrs. • B. Stephenson, are expending a few days with friends at lack/tow and Walkerton. FRENCH SETTLEMENT Buys Bayfield Church as gift to Bishop Fallon. In memory of her brother, the late Hon. W. C. Kennedy, M. P., Minister of Railways for Canada, a wealthy Catholic women, Miss Rose Kennedy, of Stratford, has purchased the for- mer Methodist Church at Bayfield, a summer resort on lake Huron, 50 miles north of London, and had pre- sented the edifice to bishop Fallon as a thanksgiving from another illness, for mass and other Catholic services for the summer residents of Bayfield. It cod hor (009,90, is in excellent condition and could not be replaced for three times the purchased price. The Rev. L. Marchand, pastor of French Settlement has been delegat- ed by his Lordship the Bishop of Lon- dan to be his especial representative in the blessing of this church. The blessing of ;a, church is always reserv- ed to a bishop, but since his Lordship condition, owing to ill health, pre- vents him from performing this - solemn function,, he has delegated his power and authority to the above named priest to act in this circum- stance. The church 'will • be known as that of the ' "Englisli Martyrs", who have been canonized this year by his Holiness, Pope Pius . KI. The solemn blessing will take place on Sunday, July 13th, at 10 aan.'; fol lowed by the celebration of High Mass, and services will be conducted every Sunday till the close of tin summer months in September. Pilgrimage' to Midland. The parishoners of,:French Settle- ment, headed by their pastor, theRev L. Marchand, are motoring to tin.; hrine of the Blessed .Canadian 'Mar - yrs oa Midland on Georgian B. eaving Saturday morning in ordir o be there on Sunday, the day of he solemn canonization of these ame martyrs as saints by the Holy. Ther the Pope in Rome, Thesr arly missionaries were put to deati by the Iroquois Indians in the yea! 648. One of them, Father Jean dc reboeuf, had spent thirteen year; bouring among the Hurons. The roquois tore off his scalp, pourer: oiling water over hishead in deris n of holy baptism, applied fiamint, rches to his naked flesh, encircle; s shoulders with red-hot hatchet nd plucked out his eyes. They corn eted their cruel work by celavin, pen his breast, tearing out his heal id devouring it, hoping thereby t are in their victim's bravery. Feast of Corpus Ciristl. Sunda- last •at 7.30 p.m. the peon'. s t t s Fa e 1 13 a b io to hi a 71 ill ZURICHH,E AL..D of St. P'eter's church held their Cor. pus Christiprocession on Sauble Line. It is an annual feast in the Catholic church. The words Corpus Christi in latin mean, the Body of Christ in English. The feast, com, meniorates solemnly the institution of the Blessed Sacrament at the last supper. Catholics believe that Christ left to his apostles and to their suc- cessors the power . of changing bread and wine to his body and blood. This most sacred bread, called the Host, or as Catholics would say the true body and blood of Christ, is, carried in procession amid the singing of hymns to do public hoz-image to Christ their king. DASHWOOD Mrs. Stade spent a few days with friends in Zurich last week. Mr. and Mrs. M. McIsaac and fam- ily of Detroit spent the. weekend with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Zimmer of Windsor' spent Saturday in town. Miss Anna Tiernan who has been attending McDonald Hall at Guelph, has returned home for her holidays. Miss Myrta Hoffman ,of Kitchener, spent Sunday with her parents. Misi Anna Hess of Zurich spent Sunday .with Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Hoff- man. Dashwood Band attended Decorat- ion Day services in Exeter on Sun- day. Miss Marie Allemang and Miss Helen Nadiger spent the week -end with the former's parents in Elmira. Mr. Louis Kraft had the misfort- une to fraicture his right arm while cranking his car on Tuesday morn- ing. HENSALL The death of Thos. R. Richardson occurred here on Tuesday last after a short illness. He was a resident of the village for some 17 years and was in his 74th year. Had been in failing health for some time but on- ly serious a week. Was born in West moreland, Eng., and emigrated to this country in 1913. Is survived by his wife, 3 sons and 2 daughters. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon from St. Paul's Anglican church, in- terment in Hensall Union Cemetery. Rev. Parker officiating. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Soldan, accom- panied by their daughter, Mrs. Gar- net Case, left for the West where they will visit for some time. Earl Parimer of Windsor, is visit- ing at his home here. The many friends of Geo. Case will be sorry to hear that he is confined to his room through illness. Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook and son. Harry, are motoring to Nelson, B. C. where they expect to spend a few, weeks at the home of Mrs. Cook's sister, and brother_in-law, and from there will motor to Los Angeles, Cal. to spend the rest of the summer with their daughter and son -in -Taw, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Chelew and son. Mrs. John Elder returned from Toronto, where she was attending the graduation of her daughter, Jean who graduated in pharmacy, and who also passed with .honors at her recent examination. The funeral of John J. Varley, of Tuckersmith, was held from St. Paul Anglican church. on Wednesday last. The Rector, the Rev. Parker. delivered a very impressive sermon He was only in his 56th year and most highly respected for his many Ane qualities. • -r In Main St. United Church, Exeter. lovely with peonies, bridal wre ,t'i ferns for the occasion, Frances May Pearce, eldest' daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pearce, of Exeter, arn' formerly of Hensall, was united in marriage to Wesley Curtis Redmond. of Syracuse, N.Y., youngest son of Chas. A. Redmond, Milverton. The cerecmony was performed by Rev. C. T Moorehoure, the bride's pastor, and twin brother, Rev. A. E. Moore - house, of Windsor, who baptiser her as an infant. The paving is now completed be- tween Exeter and Hensall and the ontractors are now filling in the gap ,etween Kippen and Hensall and with suitable weather they will be finished ,y the first of July. COUNTY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. H. Zapfe of Bruce- leld, have returned to their home, af- ter spending some weeks with friend,; "n Detroit. Miss Mildred' Walker, R.N., of Ex- -ter, has been appointed Lecturer in 'ublic Health Department of the Vestern University',, 'Y,ondon. The horse, races under the .auspices 4 the Seaforth Turf Club, which -ere billed for Wednesday 'of last .'eek, had to be postponed on account ,f the rain and were held on Satur- 'ay, June 21st. Kenneth Stanbury, 13 A of Exeter as decided to follow in his father's 'eotsteps and enter the legal profes- on. He will be attached to the m of Gladrnan & Stanbury of Ex - ter and London, during his student Curse. Mr. and Mrs. John Beattie, of eaforth, announce the engagement their only daughter, Florence Isa- 1 "Fuzz", to James Arnold Stew- ` second son •of Mr. and Mrs. H. :e wart of Seaforth, the marriage to `'e place early in July. Meneset»ng T'°rkFTa+at (i 111 en 1616 a �oderir}• open June 27th, J. G. Brownlee p�rr400. is - ;. CONSULT OUR LOCAL MANAGER •..*. e,I• /r a O. ^,.'•• 1✓ n L - am rM1 1L1�-� r p.r•y 13V.. ,.,y.;�-J_jjJw���,•�..(]�w i p;..1,� sr- HE local manager fthe Batik of Mantre d is familiar with tel conditions and will be g lad to dis- cuss in a helpful vvay the financial business of any customer. r+d( 1 14,616 , a. • Every Branch Inas Ind it the full resources of the enlgte organization; and all customers off have the satisfaction of dealing with an itutitution witirla has a record of wen over a century of continuous service and auoV ss. BANK OF MONTREAL TOTAL. ASSETS IN EXCESS OF 96o, Zurich Branch: C. H. JOY, Manager. Drive With Your Mind as welt as your bads If you will keep your mind'' on your driving, you will :Arrays be alert to meet and anticipate danger - Be ready always for fault OT error on the part of otherdrive s. You cannot do this unless you have both hands on tbewlieel, both eyes on the road, and your raiind on your driving... Be CAREFUL. Keep a margin of safety between yourseW and danger. Be COURTEOUS ... give the other drive, more than his rights. Use your COMMON SENSE bs, d>rciding where*, how*, and at what speed you wilt dare our car. �N•n+.. -�. ''.�' 1616+^ •v,G:�. 1616. ..y =. �.. The Keystone of Safely z- ,., tuft , I«' t on the lanes Irgineen and all othermeans and The HON. GEO. S. HENR 1184 of Queen's University, Kingston will be manager, and Mrs. M. Duckworth and staff will be in charge of the kit- chen. Reservations and • enquiries point to a big • ,season, particularly with U. S, A. visitors. -Frank Fingland, . of Toronto„ has purchased the law praetic'e •of Wm. ('13rydone, K.C. Clinton, with immed- iate possession. Mr. Brydone had been in poor health for some time, .tnd has ' since passed away. .Mr. 1 ingland is a son of J. Fingland, clerk of Willett township, and his vife is a- daughter of J: G. Chowen of Clinton. James R. Edmonds, of the Toronto Dental College, son of Mr. and Mrs Wm. Edmonds, Seaforth,, who recent 'y graduated with honors at the head of a class of 61 has been' awarded McAsh scholarship of $150.00. The Huron County Council at its; ^ant session arranged for the, ng hold- - .o1 .�.,,,, .-....... p}^a;w, z';w h"��clti on June 19t1/_ The wet, , weathsr,1 la the wain of Wm. Brydone, L however, put a picnic out, oL the saes- I which occurred at Clinton, on. tion and the comm in charge de-Illauday last, the vicinity loses a cit.- amo held is the highest esteem. Ile- commenced liecommenced , the practice of law in. Clinton in 1894, and was appointed. a H.C. in 3928. He was chairman or the Harm County War.Auxiliary and: also of the Military Tribunal, was; inns and 'raised at Milverton, where • his bady was laid to rest. - cided to cancel the affair amd? word to this effect was sent la each member. The College Glee Crain of Naper- ville, Iii., will give a concert. in the town hall, Credit, lira the. evening of July the 10th. This promises to be the best treat of: the- seasons` lei Feist, a Creditors boy, is president of the class. T h H Fellowship at Taranto Iiniversiyy: i tween the two men Sunday night During the post twu- years he has 1 when Constable Bissett was called 1'11. . beeia Interni, at theOlt aaioa Reeept- The fight. carate to a "Bead" it is snit ion Hospital. for mental, diseeses at when Drike broke the fettlegm, ever ,, Trends at:Stan Dr. •Stuart bury, of Exeter, who received his d ploma in medicine recently has acre T ed an appointm- ent as resident/4 physician at "Cali" dor" a private 7i0 spital at Graven- hurst, Muskoka. 1616 He was offered a Nag. lteid of Goderich, was in Ex.. eter the other day to hold court but the defendant .Arthur Drike, a Belg- ian of The London Road South, failed' to appear and a bench warrens was issued for his arrest. He was charg, . aeel with alleged assault on Juliris ,; Denewaithe, a fellow countryman,:; /Aid' tool[ place during a quarrel be- • . 1616 Ii, d.' . �;...J..+... .ri....,. .+,Mat. • v,