Zurich Herald, 1944-08-03, Page 4c.q, ONTA.Rio
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Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND f
CANADA'S .No. 1 BAND
One Night Only
AUGUSTth.
FRIDAY,
MART. KENNEY
And His WesternGentlemen
Don't miss this chance to hear Mart, and his great
Coca Cola Orchestra!
CONCERT SUNDAY, AUG. 6th.
Fred Funk's Variety Entertainers. - 18 Artists
The best Show yet! Your children too, will enjoy
every minute of it. Free admission --Silver Cia'li.-
ectiori. Doors open 8.30 p.m.
BIG MIDNIGHT DANCE
,August 6th, 12.05 a.m.
GLEN BRICKLIN'S "Music With A Beat"
,m.
SOFTBALL GAME - Wednesday Aug. 2,
HENSALL, vs DASHWOOD
PREMIEN
GEORGE DflW
will make a o b°> t
TO THE PEOPLE Of ONTARIO
Wednesday, Aug. 9th
8.30 p.m.
over the D•za-tiotiv Rg toritil Network of the
Canadian , r�•,adcrx'stigq Corporation
a
Ratted Stations
;;•,iv - WINDSOR
'UCS STRATFORD
CBY TORONTO
`:'(NX WINGHAM
CH R L
from Nissouri, paid a •visit to
the foraner's igu+andmo her,tg Mrs. E.
E.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Stockton of Long
Branch Cal., are guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott.
Miss Carroll of Toronto, after ap^
ending a fortnight with Mrs. Wm.
Hart, left to visit friends in St Marys
prior to her return to that city,
Mrs. Ben Keys and son Mervin of
the RCAF., ate holidaying in Bay-
field.
BAYFIELD
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. George Tiber of ,Crediton, cal-
led on friends in our village one day
1_
Marys were Sunday visitors at the
4 ..,..,..,
Mr. ,and Mast Roy
a I week,
Oliver of St.
RRR '
Tbuxaday, ,August rd,...1941 .
m=mam
KLOPP'S ONE-STOP SERVICE1
very }motorist. Why take chances in
MARATHON GAS
home of Mrs. Chas. Weber,
Mr:. and Mrs, Car] Burn o Mil -
the
A Gas known to every Gas at nee in
theton were visitors at the home of inferior Gas when you can buy Good
lar
the li!ter's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Merner last week. Prices.
s. R. Drysdale has returned to
Mr. Lawrence Fowlie of London is
spending a vacation with his sisters
Misses F. and E. Fowlie.
Mr. and Mrs. Halliday are staying
with Mrs., E. A. Petherston. A num-
ber of years ago Mr. Halliday con-
ducted a grocery business in Godes
rich. Since then they have lived in
different places and travelled extens-
ively.
141r. Arthur Brisson of 'Deteolt
has purchased the property On Main
and Ckiarles streets belonging 'Weise
Isobella Tippet Estate. ��
Fifty boy scouts from Paint c0'rrr•
ton, Ohio, spent a night In the t lll-
age. They were on a cydIirig trip 'an -
der the auspices of Iti'Vtr'a'd'iS, �ar-
ians and Gateway Clubs ford �p'1a'nned
to go tb Owen Sound. The b'o'ys had
come forty miles on thein• bielts that
day.
Miss Helen Sturge 't' i5'llame after
having an operation an ((ifiliton Hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs, tettdlitin Hallman
and two sons of New t tiedee were
visitors with her 'ilk, 'Mrs. Grant
Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Mal Albrecht, of
Zurich spent a few 'days with Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. iScrttcii'mer.
Mrs, Dave B'sirli amid son Carl of
Grand Bend spent 'a "few days holi-
days with her •ent'e'r; Mrs. Ed. ,Stur-
geon.
Mrs. Clara
had acce�tall th position
l with relatives near Sandusky; Engineered Lubrication
Mich., after spending several months At Klopp's you get Guaranteed Indian Lubrication, using 1 kinds
at the home of her sister, Miss ;fern -
of Grease. We invite you to watch us Lubricate your Car ands..
bna Johnston. how Trained Attendants Grease Cars
F ,F'inkbeiner, and daugh-
ter Hazel,of Stratford
former'- sister, Mrs. W. H. Tires
Roffman, Batteries,Accessories,
to-da8e
Born—At the Farwell28 , Nursing
H me Zurich on July 28th, to Mr. Clean and Tidy R�Garage andZService Sjnest tation.nd Most P-
( (JoAnne.) ®t1Ve an a us
o er ea
HOWARD I.LOPP, LESSEE
Expert Repairing
Mrs, W. ' ,. are your Motor.
'tel Miss We use the KING AN ALYSER to properly Tune Up
of thef r few holidays at the home
ofH CLEAR GAS FOR YOUR LAMPS AND STOVES at 25c. Gallon
Goodyear
o ,
d Mrs. Peter Masse a daughter, [J ►• your Car for
and let service and "Pep p
Rev. C. Heckendorn, Misses Pearl . the Colder Weather and Heavier Roads
Gabel, Kathleen ,Hay 'and. Nola ISxue-
ger returned on Saturday „,ftttr at
week's enjoyment at Camp
near
Paris. C. Fritz & Son Used Car Lot in Connection ��.�_y
,Miss Vergenia McClinchey of Cro w-
marty spent a week at the Home of
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Oswald last week.
Miss Mary Merner left for her dut-
ies in Elmira after enjoying ani week's
holidays with her parents,
Mrs. 3. W. Merner. She was accom-
panied by her sister Joan who will
spend some time at the home of her
aunt.
Fell From Beam
A very painful accident occurred
on Monday afternoon at the erection
of the new Kalbfieisch Planing Mill.
when Mr. Rudy Gesell who was work-
ing with Mr. Ivan Kalbfleisch on the
new building, and Mr. Oes•ci was ac-
cidentally pushed by a large pole
and fell to the ground, fracturing
several ribs, injuring his thumb and
received several other bruises. This
is the most serious acciden'that Mr.
is the most serious accident that Mr.
carpenter work. Medical_ aid was at
once given by Dr. P. .J. .O'Dwyer,
and the patient .is getaing along as
well as can be expected. His many
friends wish him a speey recovery.
WILL TAKE REST
Harvey McGee, Scotch ,comedian of
the Auburn district, has retired from
his picturesque E. Wawanosh farm
and plans to take a well :earned rest
wihch for the most part will be sp-
ent in travelling his glens are. Known
to thousands as the "Harry Lauder
of Huron County," Mr. McGee has
given liberally of his time and talent
at literally hundreds :1rf lawn socials,
church and p: trioit benefits, banqu-
ets, concerts, etc., .over a period of
30 years and his -departure marks •a
distinct loss to the community and
far beyond. Mr MaGree made the im-
personation
of Lauder a life study
and was never known to rehearse in
the presence of anyone save his wife
who passed on a short time ago and
whose death prompted 'his decision to
retire. At three score years his fine
baritone voice, his hearty laugh and
Lauder mannerism continued to cap-
tivate crowds, has made no public ap-
pearance since Mrs.. _McGee died.
They have no children. Hunareds of
farmers took'time off the harvest
fields to attend the two-day auction.
sale of the McGee effects last week
and took occasion at the sarne time
to pay a ,fitting tribute to their fellow
citizen who had in his day been re-
sponsible for the raising of many
thousands of dollars for worthy caus-
es. Over 700 individual cash sales
were recorded during the two day
sale.
Dndlirfes tPosition
Guest of Bayfeld, who
e of matron
of the Brtrae county Children's Shel-
ter, arrived lin =Walkerton on Mon-
day night :anU was to have taken
ov-
er the ;)root The following day. ow -
ever, an benuming acquainted with
the •atities 'xpected of the matron of
the local :institution she declined the
• positiilrn anii•returned to her home in
Bnyiidifi. Mrs. Fletcher, who has be-
en
een the 'capable relieving matron at
the 'Shelter for the past several mon-
1 tlls, has returned to her home in
i Kincardine •and another actingt-
1 ron has been temporarily engaged
by
r the Board: =Walkerton Herald -Times.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Mee a.nd Mrs. Ralph Meek and
family ,of .Detroit: are spending this
week's vacation at the home of Mrs.
John ,Charrette, the latter's mother.
The .Messrs Emil and Thomas La-
frambeise who have spent a few days
with friends in this neighborhood,
have _returned to their homes.
Mrs. Joseph Masse and son Donald
of Windsor spent a few days with
her parents on the Blue Water, re-
turning to.her home on Sunday.
Mrs. Raymond Lehenan, who has
spent,some.time with her parents, on
the it5th .con., left on Sunday for
Wthdsox, where she will spend a few
weeks.
1'Ir:. Ted Laporte of Windsor spent
a few .days. at his home visiting with
his xnanY .friends and relatives.
Miss Jean Hartman of the Goshen
Line spent .,a week with her grand -
1 parents on the Blue Water.
iM. ;a ii Mrs. Fred Wagner and
daughter .and Mrs. Peter Masse all
1 of Detroit ,spent a few days with Mr
and Mrs. Hector Laporte. and other
relatives in the vicinity.
)Jr. and .Mrs. Lawrence Jeffrey
and three children are spending their
week'.- vacaiiiold in our neighbourhood
Mass Cherri;e , Jeffrey of Detroit is
spending a few - weeks vacation with
her iparentts ;in ateavertown.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Richard Jeffrey and
son of the Biu ;Water north, spent
:Sunday with the ;ratter's parents.
STARS OF
"Singing Seo o+ T oto,•, na•„ Is a
Sunday feature fr,oan Tommie ion
°.which the Jean 13ickensons and the
7Edwar+l Johnstone of t anorrow :are
•awing :ought. Here •ar< two peaty
•eanditlt,tes for singing 'fame rt:henrs-
• ing for their :Spotlight 'teen least eith
thtr• <<'rI1known radii perasnalitie.
1iseft to right: Marry 0aiI., Toronto.
TOMORROW
Rex. Battle, the Canadian pianist and
director of the program, Ted Archer,
announcer, Dorothy Hamilton, of
Wejb•ourne, Sask., another candidate
and ,iareelucer John Adaskin.
"Singing Stars of Tomorrow" is ;
'is 'hemi Mover the National Network
of the sOnaC on Sundays at 5.03 p.m.
0
CREAM SEPARATOR ..
WILL. HELP THE.
COUNTRY'S NEED FOR
EXTRA BUTTERFAT --
i
YourGovernment
39,000,000sasked f
pounds
in-
creaseofin butter
production in 19431 Every farmer can
contribute to that increased butter pro-
duction which is needed to feed our
troops in the front line, by using a
Renfrew Cream Separator which will produce the last ounce of butterfat — a
machine into which years of experience have built unequalled) stamina and
dependability.
ne d atthesame time swelits lsrt yourr profits. if you. are inin increasing rtime production—
the market for a
El
enfeeprin ew touch tivbite hpate n . ShbestRenfrowrtage f raw r prmaterti'e ials still
curtails production
RANGES
TRUCK SCALES
WASHING
MACHINES
enfreat
CREAM SEPARATORS
Made In All Popular Sires.
Hand or Electricauy Operated.
KEEP YOUR
RENFREW
IN REPAIR
THE RENFREW MACHINERY COMPANY LIMItED
RENFREW ONT_ = SUSSEX N;B= OtINS P.Q. REGINA .SASK.
ZURICH, ONT.
HUGH THIEL
kfad .Auj tipn Sale
The ;auction Salle,An Saturday held
on the S Wider tprpperty, previously
known as the Denoiiu e property, one
mile south of ;$t. Joseph was largely
attended and sgipe 20 ;or so parcels
Mr. incl lits, Gordon Block of Zurich
were sold. These ilpts were sold most -
GRAND R} .Nig
ty to city people t11} with Mi:, •and Mrs. Harold Jonc s :Whp !intend to build
Thew was a near d.0,,,, ,ve ,00cr cottages for themselies. This point
Grand Bend bCiavaedaUy :last in et .b`tp}ien,;o$'i unday. on the .shores ef sake illaron has
merit at Mx. Samuel McBride's housekeep- manv good fextaires for 'itself in the
past, for the old ;timer fishermen
from the -north ami south ,of the old
Sauble Line woul4l spend lana win-
ter months gill net letting :anti was
known to be the best wet forV;hing
where marry thousts'lb 4j elOeeim of
fishes were caught, each winter, and
a further advantage to this was the
short distance from the highway. 'Phis
particular spot was known by the
early settlers ate) e
v
en to thdr
day,
'as "the bay", for at this point the
lake makes a circle inland clearrr to
the Highway than any other point
on its full length, the 'distance be-
ing only about 20 rods. And ,smoth-
er good feature te those that has
spent- withering days in the city will
find a refresher, especially if they
build their cottages near the hank.
All in all, it is one of the most bea-
utiful spots on the shores of Lake
Heron, And the immediate neighbor-
hood gives a hearty weieome to all
cin ..our on , those who will build cottages or per -
Mr. ''l :'i'it.;. Poe :tlellrinie visited '' •, r'' NI r•.i, lticl.�eod with friends pianent homes to live among them,
the aftereoon. George Alston, Waller had a sc rioris operation recently.
17 years, of Lucan. dived off
the !pits r 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finlay Gall-
and according to. the repo -'l, his arra i ad �n r and •rs. D. B. Saunders
became entangled in a fishing lint `os e eveseing.
Anton, •hying a poor 'simmer, was., }fydro grower is conning; to a few at
rescued anti revived after being a-1 113Iake It'ro the near torture.
'bout four -.irritates under water. Clar-
ence M +i•,h' m ',bet of the r C. 1
4. ;I3, fr'oni •Btigotville, Qua, and Ar
scold Cu minghtsm, of Clandeboya,
dived into the dela, and brought An- ,
ton to ashore where artificial respir• i ' Mr. and Mas. D. Dignasl or Hay,
ation way, apii'iNrl 'be- Cunningham. � in company Midi M•r. and .Mrs. W.
Beck of London were 'Sunday last
f I. A 'k:. ; visitors with Miss Carroll at the home
Threshing h's 1 e un i,' this (tom- , of Mrs. Wm. Hart,
rnunity, and -s rnnninss a toed yield • Mr. and Mrs. Argo, of .T.oronto,
so far. -rid little son were week -end alettors
Mr. Rudy (),•:-'h ]s home with a ,t the home of Mr. avid Mrs. A, .:tic
sihaking up of cuts and bruises, after(' Connell, Varna.
w i in luricb on! Mrs. Herd and kiddies of Stratford
�,n accident at the mill
Monday. His many friends wish him were guests at the home of Mr, and
a epeedy recovery, Mrs. M. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Hey are being i Mrs. Horner of Zurich spent a few
visited' by members of their family 'lays with her daughter, Mrs. A. Tags,
kr 1 1 incl Wind or an'( on Albert Horner, near Varna,
STAN! •EY TOWNSHIP
AG ENT
Mrs. Flossie Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kaiser of Ch-
cago, I11., are vacationing with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
.eiser.
Miss Mary Buchanan R.N. Super-
intendent of the Niagara Falls Hos-
pital visited recently with her moth-
er Mrs. Alex. Buchanan.
Lieut. Sam Ronnie of Chatham
Mrs. Rennie and family have been
camping at Turnbull's Grove.
Miss Wilma Dinnin of Stratford,
was aevisitor With her sister, Mrs. T.
Munn.
Mrs. E. Munn, the former, Miss
Audrey Dinnin, has been engaged as familiar and beloved visitor in many;
assistant teacher Hensall u- hones. including the Huron !County) school. Mrs. . Muunnnwass ssist- ! g
nt for the past two years, but ten-
dered her resignation this spring.
Frolic Proves Success
Hundreds from the village and sur-
rounding district attended a frolic
held in Hensall on Wednesday even-
ing last, sponsored by the Hensall
firemen, despite heavy downpours of
rain during the day. The frolic was
successful, and the main street lively
with bingo, wheels and games of
chance doing the rushing business.
The Ladies' Five Hundred Club spon
sored a booth, with proceeds for ov-
erseas smokes. W. C. Stone was mas-
ter of ceremonies. for the games.
HENSALL
Mrs. Luker and Gladys, Mrs. Maid -
Inger, and Mr. and Mrs, R. Baker.
of Zurich, spent Sunday in Auburn.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Joynt and
daughter Judith Ann, whe were vac-
ating at Muskoka, spent the week-
end with the fortner's mother, Mrs.
Alice Joynt on their return to By-
ron.
Mr. T. C' Joynt was recently vis-
ited by his brother, Mr. Percy Joynt,
of Grand Rapids, Mich. -
Mrs Churchill and daughter, Miss
Elvira Churchill, of Toronto, are
theeguests of Reeve and Mrs. E.
Shaddick, following a vacation at
their cottage in Bayfield, where little
Judith Shaddick and her cousin Cath-
erine Lavelle of Palmerston, were
also.
Dr. and Mrs, A. R. Campbell of
Hensall have received a letter from
their son Pte. Jim Campbell, stating
thaat he is recuperating from chest
wounds in an Canadian hospital in
England. Pte. Campbell was wound-
ed while on active service in France
early in July.
at ,Seaforth since January 1938, exe
pects to leave in August to become
rector of a parish in London. For
some thne Dr. Hurford has been a
lecturer at Huron College, Londons
and his new charge wilt be mora
conveniently located for this phase
of work. —Seafortli News.
Celebrated Birthday'
Congratulations were extended to
Dr. J. W. Shaw, wha celebrated ai
birthday on July 23rd. Dr. Shawls
still hale and hearty, keeping a keeu
interest in his medical practice. Fot
many years Dr. Shaw has- rntaintainb
ed a vigorous interest in the health
ofClinton and community, and is a
Wounded in France
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dick of Hen
sail, received word Sunday that
their son Trooper Stuait Dick had
beth wounded in action in Norman-
dy July 25th. 23 years of age he en
listed' at London with the Canadian
Armoured Tank Regiment :tst Huss-
ars itt the spring of 1941, going ov-
erseas Nov. 1941. He was born in
Hay Township and received his edu-
cation at S.:S. 14, Hay. The telegram
did not state the nature of the
wounds. The many friends of Mr.
and Mrs. ;Dick trust that they • will
soon receive good news of his re-
covery. London, has
Miss Grace Brock of L
been holidaying 'wlth her mother,
To Ship Boxes Overseas
The ladies of the Hensall Institute
announce that they and the War Ser-
vice Committee will be shipping ap-
proximately 50 boxes to the Hensall
boys who are serving overseas some
time in August. Those wishing to
help this worthy cause may leave
their contribution with Miss Gladys
Luker before August 21st. Donations
of sugar for the provision of candy
will also be i.gratefu.11y accepted.
Anyone having empty pound boxes
suitable for candy and cookies, or
magazines, is asked to leave then at
the Town Hall any time, and maga-
zines.
Home of which he is house physiicrant,.
Exeter Boy Injured
Carl Hewitt, 17 years old, sort
of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hewitt, Etre.
ter, is in Victoria Hospital, Londono
suffering from serious injuries reces
ved in an accident at the Exeter Cane
ning Factory. He was at the top of
the peastraw stacker and accidently)
fell through the chute to the stack;
and glancing off from the stack fell
about 50 feet to the ground. He
was badly bruised and broken up. At
the Hospital the X-ray revealed
broken back, a fractured hip and
fractures of the pelvis bone. He will
be laid up for some considerable
time.
Late Frederick Mutch
The dearth occurred on Sunday at
his home in Clinton, in his 72nd yrie
of one of the most widely known
figures in the business life of Clinton,
in the person of Frederick Mutchi.
who succumbed to a heart conditions
Born at Auburn, where his early Iife,
was spent. 42 years ago ire entered'
the Clinton hardware store of the
late Harland •Bros, and was with them.
for 22 years when the business was:
taken over by Ball and Zapfe, audit
was a salesman there for' 42 year.'•..
He was a musician and besides being
a 'leading brass bandsman, he organ
ized the Clinton Pipe Band, of which
he was leader, and in which his bro•
titer and his four sons were pipers.
Was an Orangeman, an. I.O.O.F. and:
in religion a Presbyterian. In June
1902 he married Sara Jane Carter.;,
who survives, also three sons, Cpl.
Wm. J. Mutch, 'Centralia; Franklin C
charter as a co-operative association of Clinton; John Frederick of Detroit
A provisional board of directors was! a daughter, Mrs. E. J. Jacob, Clinton
with W. C. F. Oestreieher A younger son fit. Sgt Charles E,
as president. Mutch, was killed in action Oct. 31t,,.
Seeforth Rector goes to London 1942 at Malta. The funeral 'wart
Rev,. Dr. Burford, who has been; held on Saturday with interment rte
rector of St. Thomas Anglican chureh Clinton 'Cemetery.
DISTRICT NEWS
John W. Hanna, M.P.P, of Win-
gham, left recently to visit Cochrane
and Hudson Bay tomake an examin-
ation of the lignite fields.
Farmers ' of the Exeter district,
numbering 150 vited to apply for a
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