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HOWArtD KLOPP, LESSEE
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4,0 At this time of year a big problem is buying an
appropriate CHRISTMAS GIFT,and many a cele
O • is very much perplexed "What to Buy." In many
4 lines of merchandise as well as special Gifts it is
O just impossible to het what you want... So we
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would suggest a Year's Subscription to the Zurich
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Herald would make an ideal Gift in many cases.
t Just Try It! Only $1.5O a Year, in fact
present
i' every week for a whole Year... Surely you could
not wish for anything more appropriate.
Thorny -
whiter xnontlts with 'their sox+-rtx-law
and daughter Mr. and, .Mt'e. Thome-
Sona
Mr. and Mrs, 101ine Flynn of . J414
don Were visitors with the litters'
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Jra. Parkins.
Lieut, Sam Rennie, Chatham, spent
pleasant week -end with his wife
and family.
Mr, John McBetb was confined •to
his room with an attack of plearlsy
Hensall stores will remain open
this week, commencing Tuesday un-
til iSaturday.
Firemen Celebrate
Members of the Hensall Fre Bri-
gade and invited guests, including
Rare +Shaddiele, and •councilloiv and
clerk ,of the village, James Paterson,
enjoyed a banquet in the Town Hall
Monday eve. last. Chief .of Pollee.
Thos. Kyle and 1VI,rs. Kyle catered for
the banquet, •and a most delicious
supper was served. Following supper
a business session washeld and the
rest of ache evening devoted to pro-
gressive euchre. The event was much
enjoyed.
Found Dead in Home
Mrs. Walter. McCully, well known
resident of Hensall, was found dead
hbturs who had ! un
mss. ALloydes, attractive
war bride and t vo i tl1sons
n ay s.
and 18 inions. of•age,+ '&ved s
salt and iwill make' their 'home' with.
Sr. and 1\ r . Archie Noakes, {parents
of Pte, Lloyd Noakes who has been
overseas for five years and is Towstationed in Italy. M. Noakes is an
paglish girl and married Pte. Noak--•
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AN IDEAL GIFT
aa,An England, ;She reported.the erose
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for Hes s'atla •took active Part in ehur•-
eh work, superintendent of the Sun-
day School for 25 years. He is a vale
ued member of Ueneall United ehurch
Members of the family are tWs Bone
Alonzo, Detroit; Milton, London,, 4
sing as being very rough, on the boat
were 400 war brides and 600,• child-
ren. She was very much • impressed
with the lights and the •snow, more
particularly the lights, she staffed
that she and the •children were forc-
ed
ore -ed to spend many nights this fall in
the ehelter for protection frtm flying
bombs going over. She leas not tast-
ed bananas for many mol'e`s, nor
,tasted fowl since last Christmas,
they were rationed to one bar 'of soap
a month to each person which lead to
do the family washing, etc., also
they were rationed to 2 ozs. of butter
a •week per person, also milk and clo-
thes were rationed.
To Be 95 Yrs. Old.
Mr. J. W. Ortwein, prominent fig -
are head of this Village will cele-
brate his 95th (birthday at his lone
in Hensall on. Christmas Day,
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SAVE • THE CHILDREN TO SAVE OUR NATION
in her home by neig
failed to see her about as usual. She • ber 25th. Although very active
was formerly Helen Stewart, daugh- a few weeks ago when illness con -
tor oaf the late iVir., and Mrs. James fined him to his home, ressid nt t was
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Stewart of Tuckersmith. She was a Hensall for the past
valued member of Carmel Presbyter-, born in Baden, where he was post -
Ian chumch, 'a life member of the WM rhestee also�conductedd 21sto est fse years,
atSeaforth
Zurich and Hensall, and. a former
president of the Western Ont. Bible
Society. was director for the. Dom-
inion Life Ins. Co., served as Reeve
S. and will be greatly missed. Surv-
iving is n sister Mrs. (Rev.) Strang.
Regina. Funeral was held to Hensall
Union Cemetery.
War Bride Arrives -
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DISTRICT NEWS her bed at present. Also Mr. Hee-
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Wanders for 20 1 -lours
Kincardine—After becoming lost.
during a snowstorm and wandered 20
hours looking for hi's home which 'was
but a mile and a half away from
the starting point, Wm. Eskrick was
found by a searching party of about.
core of residents at a point app-
roximately 20 miles from where he
started.
Awarded A Rose Bowl
Mr. 13. M. Francis, Exeter, again
W011 distinction as a leading life un-
derwriter. In a sales campaign re-
cently conducted throughout all Can-
ada. Life branches on the 'continent.
Mr. Francis not only exceeded his
quota by a wide margin, brut also
stood exceptionally high in the corn-
b•ined list of .urban and rural repre-
tentatives.
Wolf Captured Near Listowell
tor Laporte being conned to hi
confined s
home.
Mrs, N. M. ,Cantin is slowly im-
proving and Mr. Remie Jaffrey who
has also been confined to his bedfor'
nearly one year, thus making four in
our two burgs. Let us hope that the
old year ,will take away many of
these ailments and that the Yuletide
and the New Year will again re-
store health to those afflicted.
Mrs. John •Charrette of the Blue
Water south was a visitor with Mrs.
A. Brisson of the.14th Con.
Mrs. Len Sararas and daughter
left on- Sunday last for Windsor,
where they will spend a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Masse of St.
Joseph and Mr. Alphonse. Masse of
the Blue Water south, -motored to
London on Tuesday.
DASHWOO1 `
It has been a long time since there Miss Dorothy Rader .client a few
tae, shooting of a wolf in Wallace days in Toronto last week.
Mrs. Lucinda McIsaac left for
Windsor and Detroit ear Monday
where she will spend ilia balance of
the winter.
.Capt. Lorne Tiernan who has spent
the past three years in New Guinea
and Australia, is spending . a leave
with his parents, Mr and' Mrs. D.
Tiernan.
Pte. Ray Guenther of Prince Rup-
ert is :spending his Christmas leave
with his parents, Mr. anti Mrs. E. R.
Guenthea'.
Mr. and Mxs. Harry Cook of Wind-
sor and Mr. and Mars. K. Streets of
London ^spent the week -end wrtr their
parents
A new skating rink is baling pre-
pared Mid when finished rwill. be a
delight to the young , people of . town
and surrounding.
Spr. Garnet Weibezg •of Sussex,
New Lrunswiek ,is spending, Christ-
mas with his par(.ui;s. • • •
'Dhe play put • on by a number o,f•
the young people of el.. 'Youth Fel-
lowship was attended by a full house
both evenings lust week and is a
great credit to them.'
The public school concert on Tues-
day evening was also well attended
in spite of . the storray weather.
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Tohn Fisher left for
Termite Where they 'will epend the
Township, but that is what happen-
ed Awrey Lambkin, of 'Wallace, has
a trap line as a hobby. Early he vis-
ited his traps with a gun and flash-
light and found a large wolf caught
in one of the traps. Naturally the
animal was in a vicious mood, but it
waswae killed with one shot.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
• Mas. Leon Jeffreys of Beavertown
left on Monday last for Grand Bend
where she will remain for some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur
Dewey.
• Cpl• H C. Ducbarme who has been
stationed in British Columbia for the
past two years is now home on a ten
day leave. He will then be transfer-
red to Nova Scotia for further train-
ing.
((Loot week's Items)
MVlr.. end Mw. Paul Ducharme and
daughter Etelene of Blake were
Sunday visitors with Mr• and Mrs.
Maurice Denonn e of Beavertown.
Miss Eulene Bedard left on Sun-
day last for Pain Court where she
will remain for some time doing do -
emetic work for Mr. Telesftre Den-
o/tree.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Dueharrne were
Sunday visitors with Mir. and Mrs.
Hector Laporte..
Mr J;•sc:ph Bedard is eonfined to
"illlzursday, December 21:eet, 1944
tolowelintimemilialrowwwweimwe
daughter, 31o. TAT, Pa, Mrs. Itren-.•
kholt, Kitchener, Mrs. M,, Ge Drysdale
Mrs, Tas..A. Paterson I1ensait, M.
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and a. Orbwein will also .observe -
their .54th wedding anniversary ons, -.
New Tears Day..
GENERAL
INSURANCE
EXCEPT, LIFE
Fire Auto, Casualty
Fidelity, Etc
AndieW F. Hess - Zurk b
Local Representative • Zurich
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War came..The manufacture of most civilian
goods had to be cut down or stopped to make
way for war production. That caused shortages
of civilian goods—that was the REI) LIGIIT
dontjump the 'RUM liqht
Some restrictions are now being lifted, but it
does not paean lots of goods right away. War's
demands are still huge and must come first.
We can't neglect them just so that some of us
here at home can get a little more.
Don't confuse the signals—(This is the YELLO W
LIGHT ONLY),
It means a little more of some things and it helps
business men get ready for the time when there
will be more materials and workers available.
It does not mean the end of shortages!
Getting back to peacetime production will neces-
sarily be piecemeal and gradual.
"Patience" is the word.
NOT the green light ye
tlx:
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Only after Victory over both enemies can
the Green Light be switched .on, and the road
cleared for enough production to meet *11 our.
civilian needs.
THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD