Zurich Herald, 1943-07-08, Page 4HUMID
•+ eHOLIC$. ,JOIN SCIENCE FOR
CURE.
Read. .as ,told in The American
Weekly with this Sunday': (July 11)
issue of
The •Detralt• Sunday Times..
about Aleohlics Anonymous, a soc-
iety of rehabilitated drunkards aid-
ing science in it, struggle to stamp
mut excessive drinking. Get Sundays
Detroit Tinned
E A S H W O O D 'Wolfe --Eagleson.
Had School, Picnvc
About one hundred and forty sat
down to supper at Grand Bend last
Wednesday, after a very enjoyable
picnic spent there. Ail pupils, teach-
ers, trustees and many of the paren-
t and friends were able to attend.
In the program of sports conducted
during the afternoon, a very keen
inter e -t was taken and the contests
were good.
Died at London
A smart June wedding was solemn
it >d in the Evangelical church by
Word we,. t teelec d her 1<. tier III t'. Iaeck r. when Miss Aldene
ek of i1h' iloet)r tri' SarLei Vine' n 1,1:1, only daughter of Mr.
beloved hu. laan d of the lat,, 'Leda': .rI1- Henry Eagleson became the
• Vincent, in his t;f-., y,•:1r. M. I bride of Stuart Wolfe, -'on of Mr,
Vincent- has Lei steyieg with his, and ;i1:. i•'s't •ley Wolfe of Dashwood.
Claug•ht. i• in Lender. c 1 wife's i c il,. eel:1 was beautifully CIC•Cartt-
death, fun .< . w:i j_t : on Sr:; -s ,1, tlr: altar bankt•d with peonies and
urday <,.. , i'1. gree•. et we,. .lou a l•l l;'alrt. me,y'•lis;'er • of orange blo-
Pleast, . C_ -n ry lsserrti. marked the Rue't pews., s.. To
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5 ..-SS.E :ti. SUSSEX a RAMP. and BARRED ROCKS, JULY 14.
.. Leghorn and Rocks Leghorn Pullets 23c•
)Iii:ed Chicks 121 c. ,
ONE AND TWO WEEK-OLD LEGHORN. PULLETS .FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
-EGG PRICES ARE MOVING UP — BOOK NOW!
SEND ORDERS DIRECT TO:
.Lakeview Poultry Farm
WEIN BROS. — EXETER, ONT.
DA and wsaoled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY
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it will help you increase production, but you must first
secure approval of its purchase from the Wartime Prices
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EMPIRE MPG. CO LIMITED
London Hamilton, Toronto Sudbury, Wienipaq 17suceuver
the straine of the "wedding march
played by Gertrude Hoffman, the
bride -was escorted to the • altar by
her father where she was joined by.
the bridegroom, aecompanied by Geo
'Wolfe, brother of the groom as best
man. The bride wore a floor length
go•wn of white satin and her finger
tip veil was arranged from a heart
shaped head dress and she carried a
prayer book. She was attended by•
Miss Ruth Hutchinson of London,
cousin of the bride, who was dressed
in a floor length gown of yellow net
over taffeta with a shoulder length
veil and carried a t,xf eta muff. Dur-
ing the signing. of i r: r• igi ger, :dist;
Gladys Becker, soloist, sang 'Yours'.
After the ceremony a reception was
,geld at the fume, vz' the Li 1e'. par
ents, pink and A'S1i r Ste<arners and
dd:l g :ii1L w1.'r;. used to decorate
the dining room. used
bridal table
was. centred with the wedding cake,
gess- and pink ta,a)e.l' . The bridal ,
'20111' t f Nc,rth;,.in parts,the i
brine travelling in a blue two-piece
suit, with navy ac..tr +^;ries. 0n their
return they will reside in Dashwood..
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. Robert McCiinchey who has
not 'rte enjoying his usual health is
pros- a -ssing very favorably.
Mr. acrd Mrs. H. Penlrale and fam-
lly ,t t f e recent visitors at London,
1 and Springbank Park:
Mrs. Archie McGAgor oZ Sea -
forth was the guest of Miss Mary
Gilmour and Mrs. Arthur 33eQueen,
recently.
Little Glenn .lit 1'reher, son of
2h. and Mrs. Brut McCiinchey of.
the Goshen line, is enjoying behlt'h
again after his recent illness at Clin-
ton Hospital.
Had Social Evening
A very 'enjoyable evening was sp-
ent at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Roy Scote ni ,r when about 50.
members of the Bronson Line Red
Cross Unit partook of a bountiful
repast which was provided by the
ladies. The tables were most gen-
erously spread under the maple
trees. After the 'banquet a splend-.
id progrmn was given by home tal-
ent, which was enjoyed by all. The
evening's collection amounted to
:511.35 which will go to the Bayfield
Community Fund for boxes for the
boys overseas.
BAY•FIELD
Wm. Scotchmer, Wm. J. Elliott,
Jno: E. Howard and Rev. J. Graham
of Bayfield, and Wni. Wise and Geo.
Flewitt of Middleton attended the
Deanery banquet of the Laymen's
4s'iociation at Clinton, Friday even-
ing last.
:Prof. L. Hodgins and Miss M:
Hodgins of Toronto have arrived to •
spend the season at their;suannrer:
.horse ,here: Their sister, Mrs. McNeil'
of Cleveland is also visiting there.
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Sander
Kitchener visited with the latter:•'s
aunt, Mrs. F. A. Edwards.
JYIakins Barber shop and Beauty
Parlor are observing Thursday after
noon as half holiday throughout the'
year.
The pleasure yacht "Wanderlust"
of Detroit was at the harbor and the
party spent a few days hero.
Mr. J. Thompson and Mrs. Fraser
who were here attending the funer-
al of their brother, Lewis Thomp-
son, left for their home in Fort Wil-
liam and Fort Frances.
Late William McDonald
The death occurred in Kitchener,
of William 31e1)onald, aged 54, at
his residence, after a lengthy illness.
Prior to his illness he had been em-
ployed as a rnaliman at the Kitchen-
er postofirce for 23 years, was a me-
mber of the city Park Board, was
a member of Benton -St. Baptist ch-
urch. He was born in Bayfield, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mac-
Donald. Surviving are his wife form-
erly Lou 3Iuss elman, one daughter,
Mrs. D. 3icCollum of Toronto, one
son, George of Victory, Wis. and 5
sisters.
HENSALL
Charles Fee, soon of Mr, end Mrs.
George Fee of Hensel), a student at
the public school at Hensall, was '
a-
warded a prize (War Saving stamps)
for missing the least number of days
at school the past year. Charles was
absent only one and a half days.
Mr. and Mr. Ken McLean of
I ippon„ a recent bridal couple, were
honored al a reception held at Wat-
son's hall,' Kipper, and were pres-.
ented with a chesterfield. Bruce Mc-
Gregor doing the honors. Dancing
to the strains of Mundock's orchestra
was enjoyed.
Two oversea, boxes were packed
and shipped recently, to Harold Hed-
den, and Howard Shale, sponsored
by the Wohelo. class of the United
church, ,MIiss Margareat Shepherd.,
Edna •Saundercock, Bob Hess and
Howard Brook committee in charge.
Miss Mariann Maclaren has accept-
ed a position on the staff of the
Nell Telephone, here.
Mr. Wn-i, Dalrymple of
St Cath-
nine,, sort of Mr. Robert Dalrymple
of 'ruckerrsinith, has .enlisted in t
awned. force, and expects to report
f. r duty shortly. At present he is..
on a visit at his home..
1. ;nch of the RCAF, "Lachine,
j:Qua., spent the week -end with his
Tharrsda: r,, , a41,y Shia, 1948
THE WATCHERS on the cliffs
cheer their going and corning as—
night after night—R.C.A.F. bombers
deliver shattering blows.
Canadian attack teams are famous for their skill and daring.
As raw recruits, they entered R.C.A.F. Training Schools. They
emerged within a few happy and exciting months as trained
specialists—clear-eyed and competent.
.Every member of a bomber crew is an expert at his own job,
yet at the same time parr of a closely -knit, smooth -working
team. Happily, too, the air training and technical knowledge
possessed by these fighting comrades of the skies will open
up golden opportunities to them later in civil life.
More men than ever are needed for Aircrew ... join nowt
Apply at nearest R.C.A.F. Recruiting Centre.
if you are physically fit, mentally alert, over I71/2 arrd_not yet 33,
you are eligible. You do not creed a High School education.
AD1AN .
AIR CREW
PILOTS
NAVIGATORS
BOWERS
AIR GUNNERS
WIRELESS OPERATORS
(Air Gunners)
iiieee',e4 for
irnmediete Etalistmetal
RE
FIGHTING COMRADES OF THE SKIES
For illustrated booklet siring full information, write: Director of Manning, R.C.A.F., Jackson
Building, Ottawa, or the nearest of these R.C.A.F. Recruiting Centres:
Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg, North Bay, Windsor, London, Hamilton, Toronto,
Kingston, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec, Moncton, Saint Jelin, Halifax.
W. I. MEET
Mrs.. Wm. Kyle of Kippe.n, was
hostessat her lovely farm home for
the Jane meeting of the Kipper E,
Institute. A good attendance, some
40 members and guests present. Mrs.
Glenn MacLean, president in charge
and introduced the speaker for the
evening, Miss Rorke of Toronto, of
the Department of Nutrition, who
presented an illustrated talk on that
subject, enhanced with landtern slid-.
es in charge of Bob Hess of Hensall
She spoke on "The Family co-oper-
ates for Good Nutrition." Mrs. G.
McLean the president stressed the
need for' more volunteer blood don-
ors. Music was supplied by Mrs.
Maude redden, Mrs. Geo. Hess,with and a member of Cannel Presbyter -
Miss Florence Welsh all of Hensa,il, ian church, I-Ionsall, ,Surviving are
lunch was served. his widow, the former Isabella Tow -
Had Picnic. ers, one daughter (Jessie), Mrs, Don-
ald McKinnon, Hensel], and three
The ;pupils of ,S.,S. N. x0, Hay, grandsons; two brothers and a sister
accompanied by their parents, fri-• Late Mrs, Ezra Willard
ends, and teacher 'Miss Esther Mc- Mrs. Ezra Willard, well ]crown re -
1
Dwain, motored to Grand . Bend for sident, died very suddenly at 1)01.•
their annual picnic, After a eunlptu- home in her Gist year. Her death is
ous supper in the pavilion warts we- attributed to a heart coalition. She
re enjoyed under' the direction of was the former Olive Bacton of Win -
the teacher. chetisea: Mrs. Willard was busy per-
BirtiZs;—Cioleln�an, at Mrs, Pater^son's forming her household duties and
nursing home, Hensall, on Juane 27,, cvas workinf in lu..r, garden in the eve
ning ,befo�r<..Sha tvats a rne1n11cra afi .151
to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coleman Cannel Presbyterian church Sttrviv- `'
of Cromarty, a so)). At Saltford,to lug are her husband, ,well known
'love ,s> Jm e wedding,
when (T1adys
Mrs. Wolff and the hate Herman cattle buyer and trucker, :end .two.i Meyer zt<�, eldest daughter ol? I1&r.
Wolff, a daughter. sons, I3'iur,•olcl, of ptelsall, and Pte. and M s ,Tarter 111'ckot1zi<. • of Klppenr
Mrs, Vann. Shepherd returned home Donald Willard, Scof ch la"u,nitc+liw, Ni,,- became the bride of Darold CCudlnore .
on Sunday after a pleasant weelG v i _garr1-nn-th<t»La1ce., ,Ihe.. is al•No singe,- of 11 onsall, son ,of Aye. �llicer. Ctrd�
vacation spent with her sister 141 rss rnara of Sraafof'ti1, `1'h;. niarri �o'be
ivtd by ,cavaaii rialerg. I,
Kilian �V1'idkay ori'. Windsor, nig solemnized by Rev. R. A, Brook
lCrr. anal Mita. Clarenee Reid arnd , Buehanan--.-,Clai'k They were r.rrla:ttenilc<l. After the.
Jerry of London spent the week -end + 'I'lre honue 01 Mr, and flare. a\, 1'l eerelnony the couple vont to the bei•-
with the latter's parents, lir, and Mie i C'lac'k of �1•Tensall, was the scene. of de's parents fort the wedding dinner..
Wilson Allen. J a quiet wedding on Thursday June Mrs. McK.enz e receiving, the bridal(
Miss Margaret aSchwalin,• of 'Wood-, Srd, at 2.,30 when their <la.ughttoi•, table centred with the wedding carte..
stock, daughter of Mrs. Violet Sch-1 Mary, became the bride of L.A:C. and many lovely summer flower,,:1t"oe
walla all Masan,. has enlisted with Keith 13ttcharr1tn, No, 3 VIS,, Asrnpri- thein wedding t):1p they we t-
the W.11.,)1 N'. in the RCAF,, and left: or, Ont.. i. , a more
, ,roti 01 Mr. Wiry. 13ticllailauat totriin Wand. Are ilitd1G1'ir. t-a<irtaorm
on Thursday of this week :for Gait late Mrs, Thitiiartan of Honshu, leen will reside on the groom's fa1:rrn near:
for •training, ;It A; Brook officiated and Miss Flo- Hensall, There wero many out of
The tome of Mr, and Ditrtt. Glom' 1 ren�ce. Welsh, cousin of the bride, town guests preeeni 'Pegg the ?ask r
hlcl.<tut 1 r F 1i;,ipten wile the aier1re Ofthe TheI1►
� played wedding march. hridc event;.
an enjoyable gathering, when some given in marriage by her father,worts
70 of the Earl Clan met to honor a lovely floor length gown of white -
Pilot officer Arthur Hern who recent- brocaded satin, the skirt sweeping
ly received his wings as a navigator into a slight train, and a three guar -
at Crumlin airport. The guest of hon ter length veil. She carried a� bone
nr was presented with a suitcase and quet of red and white roses.
a sum of money. Mrs. McLean took The couple were attended. Felt-
the chair and very ably conducted owing the wedding dinner, LAC. and.
a very good program. Mrs. Buchanan left for Niagara F iia
Late Donald Park. the bride travelling ie a brown pin
Donald Park of Hensel" died hi stripe suit with tan aecessoriere
London hospital in his 75th y-eax. He Late Margaret Hobkirk
was stricken with pneumonia some Residents were shocked to • leave
weeks ago, after suffering a :Fracture of the sudden passing of Miss Marge -
hip in a fall. The shock coupled with aeet R. Hobkiek, a highly respected.
leis illness, resulted ill his death. He citizen of Heasall, who died at Cline
fanned successfully for some 40 yrs: ton Hospital Friday eve. June 251h;
on No. 4 Highway, hall mile north of following an operation for interna'§
town and was a native of crolnarty trouble. Born in South Dakota she
calms to Hensel( with her parents...
the late Mr and Mrs Walter Hobkirk
when 12 year, of age, attended sche
ool here and .For the past number of
years held positions at Weston, Tor-
onto; Detroit, later taking up perm-
•tnent residence hoar owing to i19.
health.. She will be greatly missed
by
many 'Mends t n• �.
i<nd Surviving' • a
.alga ln� ale three
sisters. '1 hal funeral was canducted b
Rev. Brook, with burial in Hensall
-Cela t Cemetery. The three sisters
attending the funeral,
Cu dnttlee-...Mc.Kerizie
The Milted Church il(0ne , Hensalt
an 111,'2 rte• was :tlht:, eating for a