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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1944-01-06, Page 4ONTARIO PITIFUL PL1f,HT OF EUROPE'S WILD CHILDREN H Hornless and starving: subjected to unspeakable horrors by the invad- ing "Supermen," fifty million vagal bonds• are' devising astonishing ways of taking care of themselves. Ninon Tanen, former French newspaper woman, tells, .in The American Wes ekly with this Sunday's (Jan. 9) is- sue of The Detroit Sunday Times.. the tragic story of the suffering the roving children of Europe have en- dured. St. Joseph and Beaver Town Mr. Frank Geoffrey who has spent some time in Windsor and other po- ints is at his home in Benvert:own at present. Mr. and Mrs. Avila Ducharme and Mr. Cyril Ducharme and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Masse all of Windsor, spent New Years' with their parents, on -the Blue Water Highway south. The Misses Shirley and Dons Jeff- rey of Detroit spent the New Years' holidays with their parents in Beav- er -Town. Pte. Napoleon Ducharme who is stationed at Brantford with the Air Force, spent New Years' with his parents on the Blue Water north. Mr. and Mrs. Tyrus Stansberry and two sons were New Year's vis• tors with the latter's ,patents. At time of writing, many wile have travelled from distant points, to form a union with their parennts and relatif ves, to exchange good wishes to one another have now returned to their respective homes. Though there we- re vacancies in almost every home. Let us .'hope that another year that peace may be again prevailing, and these may be brought back to their homes again, those in the services of their country. This will mean much joy and happiness to all. STANLEY TOWNSHIP Word has been received of the very sudden death of Mrs, -Margaret Reid, widow of the late Robt. Reid of Windsor. Rev, Reba Hern was a Christmas visitors at her home in Sault Ste.. Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Manson and Murray of London spent the week- end with Mrs. 112anson's parents, ..Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson, of Brum- field. • Alvin and Gordon keys of Ed monto n, were holiday visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keys • t Notice'Motion Pictures The Film Board of Canada, under the auspices of the Huron Federation of Agriculture is showing a series of Educational pictures in this district. 'One at Dashwood School on THURSDAY, JANUARY 20th. And one at Zurich Town Hall, on FRIDAY, JANUARY 21st. There will be an afternoon meeting commencing at 2.30 p.m. for school children. All children in the surrounding district are encouraged to attend. The evening meeting commencing at 8.30 p.m. will be of a special nature for adults. The Annual Meeting of th Hay Federation will be held following the evening pictures in Zurich, on January 21st. EVERYBODY WELCOME B: W. Klopp, Theo. Steinbach, President. Secretary. ZURICH HERALD of Varna, foxilnerly of the Njabyloe lino, Winston Worknean of IK•ippen nar- rowly escaped very serious iirj lr y while scraping snow frora a neighbor lane. Tie (elfin front of the scraper. He is nursing face bruisesand a' cut which bled profusely. Prisoner of War., Mr, and Mrs. William Scetehner received word that their son, Sof, Thomas Scotchmer,.,who .was report- ed missing after raids over; Germany on November 22nd, was a prisoner of war in Germany, BLAKE Mr. ,.Arthur Pinlny'son, ., ,PUr 131ake school;^teacher, .is wearing a tea"oid smile 'airing the holidays {7 he fam- ily were presented•{witik in.:baby dau- ghter to brighten their. home. ' Mrs. Nayoleon Ducharme and baby Juleen of Brantford were holiday visitors at her home wi i Mr.'and- Mrs. nd Mrs. Leon Jeffrey. Pleased to'report:that' Mr. Saiiiuel 112eBridd has returned lieme f orri he hospital, at London, his sniffy ;nils wish shim' a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 1V>tioBr.ide of Windsor were visitors with his, fa- ther, Mr. Samuel McBride. During the absence of Rev. Reva Hern, who visited ,at her home up north, the Blake pulpit was occupied by Mr. Colin CanpbeIl. 1VIr. and Mrs. Archie Mustard' 9f Gioderich; Mr. and Mrs. James Sur - Age of Brucefield; Misses Jean ‘.and Mildred Hey of .London . and Miss Elva of Windsor, were holiday ;•visit= ors with their parents, Mr. ani 1 Mrs. Samuel Hey and Victor. Mr. and Mrs. E. Faber: arcr family and Mr. C. Faber and parents of`Hen sail were holiday visitors ' with Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Oesch: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gebffrey and family of Goderich were. recent visitors with his parents, Mr. aud,Mrs Leon Geoffrey. ► n ik EX'E"T SERVICE YOUR Duro Pump, like any other piece of machinery or equipment, requires regular lubrication and atten- tion to ensure satisfactory performance and long life.: .l The motor and other working parts,,,,such as the diaphragm and control switch, should be checked regu- larly. Parts do wear and require to be adjusted or re- I placed. The Duro Dealer whose name appears below 1 is well qualified and experienced to do. this !for; you. Keep your Duro in good running condition for long , and efficient service. This year our production is limited and sales .aare restricted to fanners who can qualify. j If you are a farmer without running water, the Duro Dealer niay be able to secure a pump for you, provided 1 it will help you increase production, but you mast first secure approval of its purchase from the Wartime Prices and Trade Board. :Ramo Bathroom Fixtures and fittings are still obtain- able. If you are remodel- ling your Bathroom or Kitchen, your plumber will be glad to show you the range of styles avail- able in the Emco line. • STADE and WE1DO ZURICH --J ONT. Buy War Savings Stamps and Certificates Regularly 243 EMPIRE rlewa1 KR- CO., LIMITED nendon Bamilion Toronto Sudbury 'Winnipeg Vancouver BAYFIELL The boys are, .enjoying s the river. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Ferguson. and Margaret were holiday visitor$: with their aunt, .M.iss S. Goyenl sc .,at Seaforth. . A02 ,Chas. Parker of Regina;spens the holidays with his parents,; Mr. and Mrs.: John Parker. Philip .Rhynas Jr. and brother John of Toronto, spent their vacation with their grandmother, Mrd. 0. W. .R1rynas. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Middleton, of Hensali were visitors with Mrs. Woods and Miss Lucy. .Miss Lorna Westlake of Preston, was a holiday visitor with her ar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walte Westlake. Mr. Lawrence Fowlie of Leaden; Mr and Mrs. G. Koehler of 'Zurich were holiday visitors :With thew,sis hers,• Misses ,F. and E.- Fowlie, •]lies in Winnipeg • 'Winnipeg - .0. H. Pollarrr,.?G, president of Saults and Pollard prin- ting 'firm, died. -Born at Bayfield, ,Mr Pollard went to -Winnipeg in. 1892 And With 'George Saults purchased the job printing business of The Win nipeg Free .'P'ress. Dies of 'Wounds Mr. and 1VIxs' S. Cann, 'Blue Water Highway north, received word that their son, Pte. Bruce Cann, haddied of .wounds in -Italy. They previously. had received word that he had 'been wounded .on Dee. 8. Pte. Cann 'ws a native of Exeter, but the .feannyriave;' lived :,just outside Bayfield for •the last few years. His brother, Pte. Ste- wart Cann, is in Italy. Successful iiruchre and Dance A euchre and Glance was hetd. sni the town hall, 'sponsored by . the' frit- ante committee of the local RFrt'pros' It was well attended and enroyiid by all. The winners at the euchre.vWer•e Mrs. Lloyd Scotclunere and Marion High and Dorothy McLeod,4usic was furnished by the Monk orchestra During the evening Chas. Ge nellt-. hardt asked SO Margaret Ferguson and Pte. Ella 1VIc ay to come• for., ward. Mrs. (Rev.) Graham i -.a,1 an address and suitable gifts were pk'ns- . entad to the two young ladies. " The girls expressed their thanks. Thee are the only Hayfield srt'rls to join the :ser- •tr.!ct farmer who resided. ttt olt atrllg on Thuxsda70 January 1'9441, ReadyMade-Menus for 21 YOURS': Tempting . Y . Convenient Y P.„■ Nutritionally Right! 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Departmentotron- alone and National n:ealth. Ottawa, for the Canadian Nutrition Programme. "NUTRITION POR VICTORY", BOX 600, TORONTO, CANADA. Please send me nay FRU copy of" fat to-Worlc=to Win". Name Address City fl ' Prov. 1 vices and by • a strange -coincidence they were born the same day and have been lifelong friends. HENSALL mile west of Hensel), died suddenly at his home early last week, his death • would follow. Stewart received his - taining at Ipperwash and went over• the result of a severe stroke, which seas last June. He has a brother Pte, he suffered on Monday. Medical at- tention was given him but he was un- Mrs. Katherine Redden bf ii 11'' conscious upoiir arrival of the Doctor has received word of the safe, -an rival overseas of hei son, ;Pte eiville Hedden. - Friends of Miss Janet Forrest will regret' to learn was taken to Scott Memorial' Hospital, - Seaforth, suffer `ling with pleurisy. Some months ago 'Miss Forrest suffered a fractured hip, and has not recovered tr.•om this as yet. Mr. Allan Cochrane, well known district farmer, is seriously itt: at Mrs. Saundercock's nursing home, fir Hensel'. Mr . and Mrs. Russell Kyle of St. Catharines, Mr. and Mrs. Tuckey and family of London, spent the holidays with, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kyle. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Cook and babe ;of Windsor were holiday visitors with his parents Mr. Roy McLaixen of St. Catharines • was a. week -enol visitor tivith.Mrs.•Ma- Laren and Donald.. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mousseau of St. Catharines were holiday visitor.: with hi; parents, Mr. and MVIrs. Alex. Mousseau. Pte. Roy Broderick of Vancouver B.C.; was a holiday visitor with. Mrs. Broderick and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cross were visitors in Toronto with their dau ghter Goldie, nurse -in -training at St. Michael's Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Elder of Ham- ilton"Were holiday visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Pass- more and Mr. and Mrs. John Elder. Sgt. Wilfred Klopp, Mrs. Klopp afsd,Mr. and Mrs. Cline Flynn of Lon- don were holiday visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Parkins. Miss Ellen Fremlin was a holiday visitor at her home, ‘Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold '.Shepherd of Toronto were week -end visitors with their parents here. Very Successful Dance., The, New Years' dance sponsored by the Hensall girls dance • club, and held in the hall Friday Dec. 81st, was k•. one of the most successful dances toe be . held here for some time. $400 was taken in, and over two hundred • of this will be used for war work. Sgt. Smith and -his air fordo orches- tra "of : Centralia furnished the music Air the dance. 'i' 'r Mrs. Luther OIke. Funeral services for Mrs. Luthee Oke, of Usborne, were held on Fri- day. afternoon. She passed away at hrol• home in Iiurondale following a Stroke. She was in her. 6.4th year. Porn in Usborne, her niaiderr name was Sarah E. Batten. Surviving are her husband, one sort and three' dau ghters, Able Seaman Ross Oke, Mrs. Valentine Becker, Dashwood, Mrs. R, Heckman and Miss Marjorie at the home, also three brothers and five sisters. Burial was in, Exeter ceanet- ery. Late Donald Burns Mr. Donald Burns, well known dis- Bruce Cann, who is with the RRCAM in Italy, Has Position in Ottawa He was i"n. his usual - health, having Announcement has been received been in Hensali doing. his Chrlstrnas of the appointment of A. G. Smith. formerly proprietor of the Advance - shopping. He was a familiar figure in- the town and had resided on the farm where he died all his life. He was of a quiet retiring nature and sociably inclined. and was in his 78th year, and is survived by a num- ber of nephews and nieces included among who is Peter Burns, with whom he lived with on the farm. Private funeral services were held from Bonthron's funeral home, Hen- Deceinber 29th at sail, 1 Wednesday 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. Joseph Taylor, Minister of Carmel Presby- terian church. Burial followed in Brucefield cemetery. Times, Wingham to the position of Assistant Supervisor of Regional and Local Board Offices of the WPTB irai ` Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and facie ily have resided in Toronto sine. leaving Wingham in 1926, and in.. 1940 Mr. Smith was president of the Huron Old Boy's Association or Tor- onto. His headquarters, of necessity, will be in Ottawa for the duration. COUNTYNEWS Had Hand Injured Gordon Appleton, an employee of the Canadian Canners at Exeter,. while -Wraith= at the, dehydration plant had the nail and first joint • of the second finger badly cut when his hand became caught in one of the machines.' Eight stitches were re- :quired to close the wound. Wounded Overseas Mr. and Mrs. S. J. V. Cann, of Exeter received word front Ottawa that their son, Pte. Stewart Cann, was wounded in action in Italy on Dec. 8th. There are no particulars, the telegram stating that a letter Hunts Foxes in Barn We hear of all kinds of fellows whp spend days out looking for gune but always' come home with the sa old story—there just wasn't anyt to be seen. Well, Alva McDowelI, E. Wawanosh Twp., has a differext story to tell, he has a: story that wil make most ;•hunters ' gnaw their fli: nails. The other" '`day he hear hounds on the chase and upo proaching his barn he heard his t, lie dog barking and growling insi When he walked into the stable dog had a beautiful red fox cornered - ontop of the oat box. Mr. McDowell promptly closed all the exits and picked up a stick, walked up to the fox and socked him on the dome, Without undue exertion, and with no loss of ammunition, he now has a pelt worth $12 or probably more. eINNNP z+ ZCRICH HERALD'S Clubbing List ZURICH HERALD and the following Paper for one Year: London Free Press, 1 yr. $8.50 London Free Press, 6 Mons. 5.30 Toronto Globe and Mail , ... $8.50 Toronto Daily Star ,., $8.50 Toronto Weekly Star $7.50 Stratford Beacon Herald $7.50 Kitchener Daily Record $7.50 McLean's Magazine ...... $2.25 Canadian Magazine $2.40 Catelaine Magazine ........... $2.25 Fanners' Advocate•..... $2.00' Can. Homes and Gardens $3.0000 Can. Poultry .Review. .$2.25 Family Herald and Weekly Star $2.2 5 Family Hei aid, 3 years 3.00 McCall's Magazine .. $2-85. Reader's Digest $4.1.5 And a great many more that we cannot enumerate hers. 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