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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1932-06-23, Page 4ZURICH HERALD 10 la V- D. A L E Ur. And Mrs, Lawrence Marinette • 4tud, f molly returned to their home in! 'Detroit, after spending the week with' the tatters parents, Mr. an 'etre.; hteries Leperte. Mr. Louie Montague at the Sae-rea ThtCollege, Sitdbury, has return- ed home for the bolidays. •Mrs. jos. S. Bedard epen t a few faiests in Detroit recently. Sorry to report that Riehard, yo-: ungest son of Mr. and Mee. Geo.: 'Geoffrey is seriously 111, • Mr. Philip Bedard of Tilbury, cal-' lied on old atquaintances recently, ' Mr. Leon Gelinas of Fielding, Sask. is at present visiting with hie parents elitr-and Mrs. J. Gaines, owing to his aged mother's illness. Mr. Gelinas trepOrtt; everything Is very quiet out 'West Eggs were selling a.t 4c per ,ldteeen. Why should we complain.. ewhen we get 12c for our eggs. Reverend Father Marchand is at- tending Annual Retreat for Prieste Exeter. re Which is being 4011 at London. Mr. and Mrs. Koessel of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Hector Laporte of Mich,. are visiting with Mrs. Koesels Detroit spent a weeks holidays with ns and• relatives. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kuntz. Mr. and Mrs. Clande Rau and bab- :Mr. and Mita E. Geiser and fame ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sete of Detroit were week -end visitors . L e . with friends and relatives here. nem n e Mr. Leonard Pariseau of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. A. Tiernan, Milford ending. his holidays at the home M 'errier. and Kathleen 'Verner motor - AA Mr. Frank Corriveau.sp ed to Detroit • on Sunday. Mn.rs. Ras- chke returning with them. and Will spend a few weeks with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Geo., Merner. HILL.SGREEN Mrs. R. Taylor of Exeter is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 21 Breee 'Walker spent a :short. .t;ie recently near Hamilton. me, Wee Jarroot attended a me- eting at Dungannon. Bev, R. R. Conner of Kippeti also attended the meeting. Decoration &qv:lees wore held at Bairds Cemetery en Sunday tefterno- ten. A number attending• the services frone this vieireity, DASHWOOD Dont forget the Strawberry Festi- val in the Evangelical eleareh on Wednesday, June 29th.. A good pro- gram ic being prepared - by the Young People. • . Mr, Herb, Geiser of Detroit, spent a few days with his parents. Mr. andMrs, H. Sauer of Evanston Ill., spent a fete. days with Rev. and Mre. A. W. Sauer: Mrs. Witzel spent the week -end with Mr. .and Mrs. J. Triebner near T The service was held i usual on Sunday with Rev. R. R. Conner in leeirge of the service, little, -Helen Marion Love, daughter of Mr. and Ross Love, and little Dorothy Tamer, daughter of Mr. and Mr. -Harvey Turner, were baptised dur- ng the service. The service here on Sunday, June 2,(1th will be withdrawn, and the con- gregation will join the Kippen Con- gregation with their service at 11 a.m. The sacrament of the Lords Supper will be observed during the „service. The 'Webster family held their re - anion picnic to Bayfield on Saturday. We are sorry to report that Mrs. "Ictrzn. Reichert is confined to her room and is under the Doctor's care. We inene for a speedy recovery. Howard Adkins, eldest son of Mr: :and Mrs. Harry Adkins, has been ..‘euffering with rheumatic- fever. We mtre pleased to report that Howard is getting along fine at date of write anete Mrs. Louis Clarke and babe of Tnekersmith Township, spent a few •-'aye with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mims. Blackwell. Mrs. Frank Farquhar of Homan,. eesepeett: the week -end withelaee pereeete, -'e Mi. and Mrs. J. Cochrane. Ilre. Troyer is visiting at the ---i.Aome of Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Troyer for a few days near Heneall. • Mr. Wm. Harvey had a successful 2171 raising on Wednesday last. Mrs. Bobt. Monsseau and daughter Marion of Exeter are spending a few etrlay s at the home o+ her parents, Mr. -z.nd Mrs. E. Broderick. ISteinhagen. Mr. and Mrs.- Sana. Gottschalk of Seaforth are visiting friendsehere. (Intended for last week) The annual Childrens Day was ob- served in the Evangelical :church. iDashwood on Sunday with a special ' program in the evening:12y thechil- dren. Rev, A. W. Sauer anted as chairman for the prograni'which in - eluded recitations: by a number of children, songs by the Junior choir, , and nolo by Lorne Kleinstsver ama Jack Weber. Worthy of special men tion was the two-part chorus with Doris Willert and Ray Guenther sing- ing the obligate. Miss Alice Hoffman ' had charge of the training of the chil then and accompanied them. Several numbers were also given by the San - day school orchestra consisting of Messrs. H. Holtman, T.N. Kluinp, !Klump, S. Wolfe, E. Witmer and G. ' Wildfong, with Gertrude Hoffman at the piano. The June 'meeting of the Lutheran Ladies Aid of Dashwood was held recently in the church basement. The devotional exercises were conducted by Rev. W. Ness, after which the President, Mrs. H. Wein took charge oftbe ineetinge.The roll peat was responded to by 21 members and 2 new members were received. The vis- iting committee reported 16 cane • made. The visiting committee for next month is Mrs. L. Shoemaker and Mrs. J. Schroeder and the flower !committee is Mrs. W. Eveland and Mrs. L. Hamacher. Arrangements were completed for the Strawberry Sc)cial Bazaar to be held June 22nd, 1 -43K-4,44-4-44.4.4-4-4.44.-44.4-4-4.+4.4-4•44-4.-4.4-44-4-4-44,4-44•44-4-4.4-4-4-4-4-44++++ .t. 4 4 - .4. .9. Special. Special ...t. .4. 7.) 8 Ft. CEDAR POSTS, 4 i,'2 Inches and up at only -7. 4 • 4 -z• 35 Cents. -i- .0. —1- 3 9 FOOT END POSTS AT ONLY $1.25 -a- ,-t- -4. DROP IN AND LOOK THEM OVER! 4-• .3- ••• -4- 4 4 4 4 ff ..,.. ..1. 0 1 ,,' r J 4• 4 4. -4. 4 .4. HONE69 ZURICH USE ONLY GENUINE MASSrirliARRIS REPAIR PARTS Stone= only gest Genuine Masserliarris Repaint from ;your total fvfasseyannis Agents 'They Fit 'Benue and Lest Longer than Spurious Makes and they cat No More Insist on Genuine Hassoplisserls Parte unseetur Moine wside b7 the *Niters 01 It.tile ettft 44 T ,rerntrrktottrolit ftttvoreloretirvtiv 4,...1.11.1.11..1•11011111lUS GENUINEMASSEYNHARATS REPAIRS sou) EY O. KLOPP zuFncH„ • ONT. The eortunittee htharge is Mrs. IL S. Wein,Mrs, M. Laub, Mrs. L, Ra- der and Mrs. W. Nadiger. A miseell- aneous program will also be given. Don't forget the date of the big Strawberry Social at the Evangel- ical church on June 20th. A two - net play:entitled Fun In a Chinese .Laundry, with cast of 18 characters. file Ministerial Trio and Dashwood Brass Band will be in attendance. • Mr, 'and Mrs. Chas, Guenther.. and Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds spent few days in Windsor and Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and Shirley and Miss Blackwell Kin- cardine visited Mrs. Smith's father, and sister, Jonas and Lavada Hart- leib on Friday. Mr. Geo. Link and Mr. Geo. Pal- mer motored to 'Toronto on Monday, Mr, Palmer brought a truck load of cattle back with him. Mr. and Mrs. Martinson and dau- ghter Mary of Elmira and Myrta Hoffman of Kitchener. were Sunday visitors in town. • The Luther League held their pic- nic at Grand Bend on Tuesday after- noon. Mr. Henry Callfas has returned to his home after spending the winter with his son Gordon in Sarnia. Dashwood Band will give anothei: open air band concert on Sunday ev- ening at 9 o'clock. Dashwood Public School held their picnic at Grand Bend on Friday, June 17th. • , John Hoffman of Loudon, is spending the week with relatives. • HENSALL . . Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Ihideon visited with friends in Toronto, • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lamont - of St- anley Township were evisitore at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell. • Mr. and Mee. P. H. Devlin, of Stratford, ever visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett, Hay Township. Mr. Wm. Beaver of Kitchener, re- newed old friends in town last week Mr. Ladd McEwan and daughter, Donna, have returned home after spending a few weeks with relatives in Paisley. Rev. Ashdown of Toronto, preach- ed very acceptably in the Carmel Presbyterian Church, Sunday last. Rev. Arthur Sinclair preached All- niverWy servic tt Roys United Church, noel' 144igtillar, on Sunday Pe number from here attended, Robert Higgins was in Goderich on Friday in connection with the co- unty audit. He gave a review of the county finances and at tile end of his address he was tendered a hearty vote of thanks by the council. Mr. J. Ashton of Seaforth, is mak- -consideranle bripOVeitiehtt to liis hoeson Richmond st. The Bell Telephone, with quite a fore of men, have been busily eng- aged the past few weeks trimming trees' to suit their wires, and also in- stalling a number of new wires and making other improvements and ch- anges to their equipment, The Misses Mary and Emma John- ston, accompanied by their sister, Mrs. Shortt, of Windsor, and Miss Hattie Sutherland, motored to Aub- urn, to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Manley Jinks have been keeping house and running the farm of Wm. Wood, a few miles so- utheast of town, while the Woods spent a few weeks at Sault Ste. Marie. Ethel Murdock spent a clay with friends at Lucan. George Hess is having his dwelling nicely repainted, Mrs, Peter Munn is having her property repaired. Colin Hudson has improved his dwelling by the erection of a neaw verandah. Mrs. Emily Boyle and daughter, Miss Emily, R.N., left for Toronto recently, where they intend to make their future home. Her son Milton, has an excellent position in that city Mrs. Boyle and family have been re- sidents of Hensel] for a number of years and will be much missed in the village. COUNTY NEWS Clinton public school teachers are to have their salaries reduced $50 each, The district meeting of Horticult- aral societies will be held at Wing - ham en July 7th. Three rooms of the Exeter public school were closed because •or the prevalence of scarlet fever. Miss Glover, of the Clinton Colle- giate Institute staff, has resigned and the place will not be filled for the present. Mrs. Henry Either, Crediton, had an operation for the removal of a ataract on her eye at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Her friends are pleased to learn that she is improv-: ing nicely. The former Stevenson -Harris hos- i2ry plant in Clinton, which has been taken over by the Richmond Hosiery Company of London, has been open - cd with a staff of a dozen or more, A stalk of rhubarb grown by F. Willis of Exeter, was taken into the Ti.nr-Advoz ti office recently, The stalk ,,--as 25',. /noes long witl,m-:': the loaf and SVG.'.4 Via Incs in air- I Capital Theatre Goderich - Phone 47 Now Playing—"This Reckless Age' Mon., Tues., Wed. Maurice Chevalier, E. Jeanette McDonald, Charlie Ruggles, E. Genevieve Tobin, In an Ernest Lubitsch Trotluction ONE HOUR with YOU This is one hundred per cent en- tertainment and a sure cure for the Blues. Sound News and Other Features Thurs., Fri., and Sat, EDWARD G. ROBINSON The screen's greatest character actor, Inc most dynamic portrayal THE HATCHET MAN with LORETTA YOUNG. Mat., Wed., Fri., and Sat. at 3 pin. — - - Coming --"HELL DIVERS" eumference which is considered spl- endid growth for this time of year. :The grand official opening of the new greens of the Goderich Howling Club is being held • on Wednesday afternoon this week, with Scotch doubles turnanient, when a large nu- mber of outside players are expected Joseph Smith, charged with -assault on. ars I.Tuderwood On the. 26th of. Fehruery in .the Township of Turn - berry. was before the. Comity jodge last Tuesday. morningfor electron and elected to be tried by the judge' without a jury. He pleaded "not gu- ilty" and the hearingof the case was set for Juno 27th at 2 pee. A new fire siren electrically °per- eted, was tried out in Exeter recent- ly and was heard for a considerable distance, •It was .placed on the belfry teiver of- the town hall and was tried out again later. The council are con- sidering the purchase- of same. In the final draft in ininisteral charges in the London Conference of the :United Church, Rev. Mr. C. J. Moorehouse, of Exeter, goes to Brussels as the pastor. Workmen were busy building a cement dam at the eastern end of the Liene pons et Seaforth. it is hoped• ,t 5Pdi1Thflt from entering the hiret, pond duAna• the spring flood season. Whee dam is completed the wates! Will be diverted and the pond cleaned out. Master Billy Kress, Exeter, 3 -yr. - old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kress was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Tuesday by Dr. Weeks -where he underwent an operation for ninatena exoneee. •- • • The passenger service on the Strat ford-Goderich branch of the C.N.R. is to be maintained as at present. The intimation has been received with much satisfaction by the coun- ty:3 business men generally. Miss Jetta Mark, having resigned the principalship of the Brussels con- tinuation echool, Fred Ahrens, assist- ant principal, has been appointed to the position and Andrew McKague, of Teeswater, has been appointed as- sistant. Ouzo 193' The Amaral too.k. place at Crediton .•rigth too vlobs co-operating. It on Friday hut of Afrs. Iiarrison proposed to wake me of _doctors la Holtzman, Who died at Bald 4agle connection With the War Memorial-. Lake, Mich., on June 7th, at the age ChildranssitaJ London, Ui .of 36 years. Deceased was a daught- txne, and some valuable work has moaos., been gone at thishospitalfor- the Godeiich -.Lions. Club. At the previous meeting of. the Goderich ' Oriff of the Crippled .Clat-- Oddfeitows Hall,, Listowel, on Friday rens ecienneettee reported en the 'ear- of last week. There were two ses- leas 300 width the. Goderich Club sdons .commencing at 10 a.ni. and 2.- bas 'at .Present 'under oversight. Nant- es were riot mentoned, the varlomv cases being referred to as ease A.B. • C. lin all ,good progress is being - made. of the late Joseph 'Heist of Cred- iton and was married 12 years ago, The ' Wellington, .Dulferin and Perth Press :Association net in the 30 p.rn, with luncheon in the Royal Hotel. The hosts were the Listowel editors. Wednesday, June 15th, was the last day for payment of the first in- stalment of taxes at par at Goderich„ and when the collector counted up his receipts he found that the rate- payers had cashed in to the extent of $00,305. This is the amount of taxes paid since the 1st of January this year. Comparing this with last Jain Roger Passes John Roger, Sr., of Mitchell, who, was 'operated ,on for appendicitis at year, the collections are nearly the. General Hospital, Stratford, died.' 000 better this year than last year. on Thursday lad, aged 68 years, For The Huron OM Boys ofToronto .many years =deceased had been town will hold a real old-time picni'e in Ex-. engineer and land surveyor and was hibition Park, oronto, en Saturday,!.cms. known. For several years he June 25th, when it is hoped that ev- leas the appointed surveyor of Hay ery Huronite in Toronto and environs Township. In. polities he was a Lib - will be present. The committee guar-! eral and an Anglican in religion. He, antee prizes galore, games,' contests., ' was bike married and is survived by and lots to eat. The president of the his seeond wife, one son, John in association is H. B. Stowe; the trees- Mitchell anclieve daughters. urer is D. D. Wilson, and the:secret• - axy is E. Fleetly. Mayor Lee, Goderich, has received. word that the steamer:Tionesta, con- voying•a large excursion party under the auspices of the Erie (Pa.) Chant - bee of Commerce, will call at Goder- ich harbor on Friday, June 24th, a- bout 10 a.m. This is the party re - 1 garding' which the Mayor had esletter some time ago' asking if there was enough water in the harbor to afford': entrance to a Vessel of the size of the Tionesta. Preparations are rapidly going for- - ward for another suMmer's work at Kintail Camp. The Camp, as the inane indicates, is situated at Kintail on the. BIue Water Highway, overlooking' Lake Huron. The site itself is freely - • spoken of as being one. of the very best in the Province. It is ideally zit- uated and all who have been in att- endance at, the various schools and. camps have been loud in their penteee. It ie. unique in that all the money for the puretlase of the site and etnelite-N, merit has been supplied by Tempe people of the Synod of Hamilton and, London of the Presbyterian Churche! , , Ponder :over that for in Canada Speilkers for the celebration of July 12t1t in Goderich are announced Most Wor. Bro. Rev. William Lowee; B. A., Past Grand Chaplain; Rt..N.Vere ' Bro. Rev. E. Hays, Grand Chaplain, Ontario West; Rev. Bro, Curtiss, of Ailsa Craig; Mr. Geo. Spotton, 1S1.:E..; and resident clergy. Prize$ will be. given for the largest lodge on peradeel for the best dressed lodge, fair the lodge from the greatest distance, for the largest LOBA lodge, for the Tar - best dressed lodge, for the oldest Orangeman on parade, for the best fife and drum band, for the best fifer best drummer, best banner, for the Orangeman with the -largest family. At a recent meeting of the Getter-. ich Lions Club, Chief Jones of the Seaforth Club was present and ar-, rangernents were made to hold anoth- er crippled childrens clinic, probably the latter part of July, in Goderich.) 't 20 30x3 - FOR A REAL) TIRE zninute—then. come and see the tire. and complete the :surprise. Not a "second"—not a "special." rally -Guaranteed! STADE. and VVEIDO ZURICH - ONT. , Head Office L.40.-4:11terea. Establishe& in, every city and, town, of importance throughout the Dominion, the Bank of Montreal has been the trusted custodian of Canadians' savings for generations. Throughout the Bank's history of .i/5. years, safety has been a stsatcliword2thil conservative insnagernenta guidingprinciple of those directing ate institualo. n. Customers OP each of the more than 600 B.ranches of -the Bank have the satisfaction of knowing that behind their own Branch, for the security of their deposits, are the full re- sources of the entire organization,. BA yr . IONTft Bstabli..sheal TOTAL ASSETS DI EXCESS.OF $750,000,000 Zurich. Bi- ch, C. H fiv;•1Mriager•