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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1944-06-15, Page 4tV.'!•11, ,ONTAE10. • Nr2AIINIMONS ANNUAL RED CROSS Strawberry • • Social At GRAND BEND On Wednesday June 21st ENJOY YOUR SUPPER AT THE LAKE IN THE UNITED CHURCH GRAND BEND - JUNE 21st. 5.30 -- 8.00 p.m. -Adults 65 Cents. Children 30 VAnts ZURICH: HERALD ter, Mary Zane, a DAshwood., is con. fined to her room with a heart condi- tion, and her deetar has _advised her te remain there for a few -weeks and take a. rest, Mrs. Bolt=many friends wish her a speedy recovery. BLAKE IVIrs. Rudy Desch and Miss Vera Oeseh and Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. Des& vent a day with Mr. and Mrs. E. Faber and farnily at Kippen. :Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey -.daft- ed with the former's mother at St. Joseph. Mrs. Sam. Hey spent the weeteatid• in Toronto with her sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Stelek xxtd daughter Patsy spent Sunday , in Zurich. A good attendance from the BDake WM.S. attended tho.meeting in Gosh- en church in Thursday afternotm. An octette was given by the Blake ladies entitled "Let Jesus •Come in- to Your Heart." On Thursday even- ing June 15th at the Blake church the WM& will hold their regular A numleer of faiende of Miss Hel- en Nadiger pleasantly isurprised her On Thursday evening .ein honour of her birthbay. The awning was spent in games aftereV...hisih vaddairity lunch was served. Red Cross Sariannartt---`. 8 .girls coats 2 boys pants, 1. dress, 4 pis. •seeks,. 1 turtle me& esweater, 2 rib- bed helmets and 4T :articles of re- fiigee diething.. CRANE) MEND .Late bean Mreen Ivan Green, 1Grand. Bend fisherman died Saturday in Vanteria Hospital, London, in his 48tla :year. He is sur- vived by his widow Land seven child- ren; his parents, Mr. and Mrs, D. Green, Grand Bende ifour siaters.and two brothers Burton, Canadian Ar.- 1 my overseas; Henry :Green Of Grand Bend. The funeral was held on Tu - day at 2 p.m. from the home at Meeting., 1 Grand Bend United Church, where ATeilimber from this vicinity took a service was held at 2.45 p.m. Me- in the - Agricultural 'Picnic at Sea-lail3exa of Doric Lodge AF. & A.M. forth on Wednesday. 1 conducted graveside services. . MiseLeraine Oeech who nas spent several weeks with her sister, Mrs. SAYFIELD , Alvin nedee near r)ashwood, return- Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ritchie return- ed to the home of her parents. Mr. ed to Elimyale after having -anent a l'• Ing his ear out of his garage, hit his three-Yeareolci twin daughter, Margaret. He did not know he had hit the child unutil a neighbour who saw the accident picked her UP. (Sh• e was unconscious for half an hour, and was treated at the effiae of Dr. Steer who did not think any bones were broken. The father who is eme PloYed in the ONR. had taken the day off to take his wife and family on a picnic to Grand Bend, It is pre- sumed the child who was mayingm the yard ran behind the car and was. knocked •down. Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the 1:111r - on -Perth Liberal .Association was held in the town hall, Hensall, Thursday eve. June 8th, under the chairman- ship of Dr. A. R. Campbell, presid- ent. Russell Farrow, president of the Western Ontario Liberal Associ- ation extended gretings from that association to the local organization and spoke briefly on that organizat- ion. One moment of silent prayer was observed for out ,gaNiant boys who are participating in the Invasion of Europe. The financial statement was given by Mr. Charles Fritz of Zurich. W. IH. Golding, M. P., for Huron -Perth spoke briefly and in his remarks stated that the cost of living has only increased 21/2 points since our contaols • were established, making an increase 'of about 18 points since outbreak of war. This compares with an increase .of 56 points during the same period in the great war of 19114-'18. Mr. Golding introduced the guest speaker, Col. Harry Hamilton, president of the Ontario Liberal Association, of Ste. Marie Who addressed the meeting. The following are the officers ,ap- pointed-. Han. Presidents, Dr. Shaw, J. Essery, Chas. Fritz, F. C. Kalb- fleisch, J. A. MoEwan, J. Ballantyne and J. M. Govenlock. President, Dr A. R. Campbell; Vice Pres'ts, Ross Taylor and Frank Fingland; Secty., W. L. Wheitee Treasurer, a Albert KarbIlleisch, The local chairmen of M. and Mrs. John Paesmore, prom inent Hensall reaidents, quietly ob- served their 89th wedding annivers- ary at their home on June 7th. They Were the recipients of many lovely gifts from members of their families and best wishes from a large -circle of relatives and friends, The 67th anniversary of St. Pauls Anglican church, the first church to be built in Hensall, was held Sunday! June 11 at 111 a.m. and 7•p.m, The1 special speaker for the day were Rev E. S. Wells, B.A. of Ailsa Craig, and Rev. L. E. Harrison, I3.A. of Lucan. Lovely summer flowers macre an at- tractive setting; Mise Ethel Clark presided at the organ. For their morning anthem the choir sang: 'Ex- alt ye the Lord." Soloist, Mrs, T. G. Robinson, Mrs. R. Dalrymple soloist for the day sang in pleasing' style. 'When the World Forgets,'.' and for her evening solo "Godhath not Pro- mised." The evening selection by the choir was "Be joyful in God." -Solo- , ist, Mr. John 'Henderson, The servic- es were much enjoyed. . At Carmel Presbyterian -church Rev. Taylor occupied his awn pulpit the morning service was In the form of a special prayer service,. under direction •of Miss .Margaret Dougall, organist and choir leader the choir sang "Hymn of Peate." Soloists, Har- ry Dougall, Miss Margaret McLaren, and Miss Margaret Dougall sang an appropriate duett, "Empire. Prayer" At the evening service •the A. F. and A. M. Masonic Lodge 224 attended in body and was addressed by the Minister R. J. .E. Taylor, and • the choir contributed an anthem 'Abide with Me" Following the service the brethern marched to their. lodge room where speeches by visiting bre- theen were given. Little Daughter Injured Alfred Smith ef town, while lleack- and Mrs. David 0,esch. Miss Vera Week with the latter'a arents, Mr. .has 0 -One to tike her place for the end. Ms. George King. ° 'Present- %•Clarence Larson .of London spent .the week:end. at 'his home., • ' ''' Si...joseph'• n&Bo.,..aver Town ma arta mee, Jae.. 'Fargasona of Vae- AntiOn 4-,---Jeftreeof w.a.aads'e,e. ieezaleep„,,:eeethee„leaaeri. the''..Ph..ereel„°311/e..,a- -airs. 'Verguson. • - • . • spending a Row' her parents of the 1th Con. Miss Elizabeth Gairdner has left foe' Montreal to resume her duties on e'er, A few' of our local sports 'motored the" stag of the Standard after a we- ek's -Vacation at her home here. Prof. and Mrs. L. Kalbfleisch and two sons of London, have been visit- ing at their.. cottoge over week -ends. Mrs. Wm. Balkwill and Miss Jean Balkwill of London were recent visit ors with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cunningham with their two daughters, Misses Cathleen and Jo Anne of Clinton were recent visitors at their cottage here. Pte. Frank Howard of Windsor, visited his aunt, Mrs. Chas. Berry, one day recently. Mrs. T. Bennett and Mrs. C. Bar- rett of Detroit are the guests of their brother Percy Weston, and Mrs. Wat son. * Mr. Lawrence ,Fowlie of London was a week -end visitor with his sis- ters; .Misses F. and E. Fowlie. Interceesion Service . A United .Service of Intercessida for the success of the In evasion 'of Europe was held in St. Andrews United ,Church on Tuesday evening last .at eight o'clock Rev. J. Graham of Trinity Church wa fti.charge in the absence of the Pastor. HENSALL nounced Announcement — The en- gagement is announced of Sara Mar- garet, daughter of Mrs. Semi Manson and the late Peter IVIaeison, Heneall, to Thomas Hilton, sort of Thomas Laing .arid the late Mrs. Laing, Exe- ter. The marriage to take place qui- etly in June. Miss Marion Filshie, B.A., of Teo -- onto, was a visitor with friends in the Village. Mr.. and Mrs. John Passmore, of Hensall, received word advising them of the safe arrival at his destination of their son, F.D. Gerald Passmore, Mrs. 11 Walks, of Hensall, a great lover of flowers, and who takes a great interest in her flower garden, has planted over 1,000 gladioli bulbs up to date. Mrs. Oliver Rowcliffe, a prominent 'resident of the Hensall district, who reside,. a mile south of town on No. 4 Highway, underwent a serious ope- ration it Victeeia Hospital, London, on Tuesday last. Several blood trans- fusions were given to her by Hensall residents, and she is reported doing as well as can be expected. Mrs. Gordon 1361ton, who has been ;7 - to 'London on Saturday last, The nature of the triphas not yet been determined, But we believe it to be a business trip. . • Sorry to report the sick ofour Burg, are improving very slowly.. • We hope when the warm weather: sets 1 for the summer they will a- gain he restored to their normal health. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Siemon rec- ently married have left on Thursday 'last for their new home in Zurich, aftet epending their honeymoon in London and other eastern points. We join with our many friends in wish- ing Harold and his beloved wife all the happiness of life, for they sure are wrathy of it. DASHWOOD Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Moon and Miss Rose Zimmer, Mrs. Bayne, of De- troit and Mrs. Isac, of London, Mr. and Mrs. S. Moon, bridal couple, vis- ited with Mr. Wm. Zimmer and Ida. last Thursday. Mrs. Cowan of Hanover visited with her daughter Mrs. Harold Kell- erman here last week. Mrs. Harold Kraft was rushed to London Hospital on Friday where she was operated on for appendicitis. Mr, Adolph .Genttner of London, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Genttner.. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wildfong of London spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. Hamacher. Mrs. Hummel of Melville Penns., and Mrs. Dr. Spellman. of Kitchener, Miss Victoria Bolton of Toronto spent a few' days here owing to their moth- er'e serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Harst of Ex- eter and Mr. anti Mrs. David -Schro. eder of Daehwood attended the wed- ding of the latter's granddaughter, Miss Shirley Doerr in 'Detroit on Sat- urday. Children's Day will be observed in the Evangelical church nn Sunday evening when a good program will be given by the children and in the morning a baptism service: will be held where several children will he baptised. . Mrs. Berry of Hensall is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. Bol - toil at the hone of T. Harry -Hoffman Mrs. C. Thiel of Zurieh spent a faw dew with her pareute., UT. and, spending the past two weeks with her Mrs. ;Tuck Fisher who have been on daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs the sick liet, I T,IL Hoffman and little granddaugh- euralety,, Juno 1540,9 P**•"" Dead and Disabled Animals REMOVED PROMPTLY Phone: Collect: Exeter 235. Seafortlz 15 DARLING and CO. Of CANADA LTD. (ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY) 1 KLOPP'S ONE-STOP SERVICE MARATHON GAS A Gas known to every motorist. Why take chances in Inferior Gas when you can buy Good Gas at Regular Prices. . Engineered Lubrication • • At Klopp'e you get Guaranteed Indian Lubrication, using 1 kind • of Grease, We invite you to watch us Lubricate your Car and 111414'., how trained Attendants Grease Cars Expert Repairing We use the ZING AN ALYSER to properly Tune Up your Motor.' CLEAR GAS FOR YOUR LAMPS ANI) STOVES at 25c. Gallo* Batteries, Accessories, Goodyear Tires Clean and Tidy Rest Rooms. Zurich's Finest and Most Up-to-datz . 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OD GE ofr 1 know it's going to be tough, but the job has got to be done. So, sign up as a volunteer for overseas service. Remember it takes months of thorough train- ing to make you fighting fit. Come on fellows -- let's go! 140 0, 0 as, WEAR IT ON OR ARM.; „ • " • 14:4, . .. . • .