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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1940-11-07, Page 4KLOPP'S STEP SERVICE MAR TH .� A Gas known to every motorist. Why take c, nces in inferior Gas when you can buy Good Gas at Regular Prices, Engineered Lubrication At Klopp's you get Guaranteed Indian Lubrication, using 7 kinds of Grease. We invite you to watch us Lubricate your Car and see how Trained Attenlnts Grease Cars • Expert Repairing We use the KING AN ALYSER to properly. Tune Up your Motor. CLEAR GAS FOR YOUR LAMPS Alit) STOVES at 25c. Gallon Batteries, Accessories, Goodyear Tires Clean and Tidy Rest Roonis. Zurich's Finest and Most Up-to-date Garage and Service Station. Drive in and let us service and "Pep Up" your Car for the warmer weather and better roads soon to be here! HOWARD �Af„ KLOPP, OPP, LESSEE C. Fritz Fa Sen Lased Car Lot in Connection Argoommrall 3lrs, Merrier, Mrs. A. Tiernan and Miss Gertrude Hoffman Visited with :1r. and Mrs. E. Bartliffa in Clinton on Sunday. A complete new heating .system is being installed at the Evangelical church this week. David Tietnan's aro doing the join under contract the \IcClary Sunshine Furnace Co. of London. Rev. H. E. Roppel'in eompany with 1'•.,^v. A, E. Pleteh of Crediton, at- tt,tnle'd a special Provincial Conven- tion on Religious Education in Ham- ilton, Monday anis `Tuesday of this week, Quite a number from here attend- ed the funeral of the late Mr. Win. Truemner in Zurich on Sunday aft- ernoon. • Mr, and 31rs. Ervin Melsaes and family of Windsor and 'Mr. and Mrs. 31. McIstauc and family or De- troit spent the week -end with Mrs. L. Mcisaac, Lutheran 'League Another new league year has start- ed for our young people. Our first meeting being connectd with league work. On Oct. Ist Rev. Luft took t charge explaining the order of morn- ing service and communion. The following week our monthly topic study was held bearing the subject "Your Marriage ." Oct. 15th the pas- tor took charge of bible study. The next meeting was postponed due ' St. Joseph and weaver Town j }te absence of Rev. Luft. Otw a 1s and .1 r , . Joseph Masse and nttal Ha}awe'en social Was held t Z !1UCHi HERA!, D Harkness, `i'eeswater, tad john N. Reid, of 13ensaf, scat of Mr, and Mrs Ilobt. Reid of Lucknow. They were uni:.t.ynded, The 'bride wove a grey tailored :suit with wine aecea3ones. They left on a Wedding 'imp 'to, poil is north after which they will take up residence an Honsall, Death of 'Salsa Morrison Worst has been received of the death of Miss Georgina Kirby •Morris soar, a former resident of Hansen, vsho diod at her home in Winnipeg. Born in hayfield, she :was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mra. R. Morrison, ••;ho kepi: a general store there for marry years and also kept store do Hensel] for a'number of years. The late Miss Morrison had been a rail- dent of Winnipeg for the past 26 yrs Surviving are a brother; in Los Ang- eles, neseles, Calif,, and a sister in Oberlin, Kansas. Plan Annual aileeting A public meeting of therlensall branch of the Red Cross will be held in the Hensall Town Hal}, Thtkrsday evening, Nov 7th at 8 p.in.: when all the members of the Red Cross and those interested in the work of the Red Cross are cordially invited to attend. Deports will be given by the convener:; of the various committees. including a financial report from the treasurer, H. Lawrence, It is expected a representative from headquartrs in Toronto will give an address. 4. brie. musical program will be presented and eection of officers for the new year 7take place. COUNTY NEWS Mir. and Mrs. John T, Allison, of t'sborne twp., observed .-'their golden wedding anniversary on October 23. Charles Eggert, McKillop twp. far- mer, fell from an apple tree in his orchard and received internal injuries which will` keep hitt in hospital at Seaforth. for some time. ' - Roger J. Pepper died. in Clinton hospital in his Stith year. He leaves a widow, four sons and two daugh- ters. Before retiring to Clinton he Was a well-known resident of Tuck-' ersmith. New President J. 3I. Eckert, for many years trea- surer of the McKillop Telephone Syj was honored when he was named PresidentPrident of the Independent Tele- phone Association during the associ-' ation's annual convention held • in Toronto. Mr. Eckert is a former' Reeve of McKillop and Warden of 1 Huron. , Death Separates Famous Twins 1 The community was saddened, when word was passed around that Wm. F. Wendorf, one of Hanover's'famous to • ' is, said to be the oldest in Carada died at his horse at the advz, ed he'Wilt.of c13 years~. In failing hearth for soine time,. he had been seriously ill for several weeks, and his death was not unexpected. His brother, Charles• survives, but he too is in poor health. Lucan Lad Lost With Ship - Able Seaman William I. Beattie, 19 son of Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne Beettie,of:. Lucan, was among the +140 members of the crew of the Canadian destroyer 3largaree who were lost when the ship was sunk in a collission. He jo- ined the Royal Canadian Naval Vol- unteer Reserve in July, 1989, and was called for active duty when war was declared, going immediately to. Halifax, from which port he macre several trips to England on convoy vessels. October Strawberries , .,Sol Williams, at the Lions Park, Seaforth, among many other things, is a gardener, but there are very few _von expert gardeners who can ex- hibit strawbrries in thr'ir gardens at the end of October. At least not in this part of Ontario. In fact '1r. Will • - ianis is in a class by himself, as he brought into The Expositor office on Wednesday, October 30th, a sample strawberry, of good size and fine col- or, that he had just picked in his garden. Considering the weather we have had and the number of severe frosts, we would vay that Mr. Will- iams has established the strawberry record for this year. ---Huron Expos- itor. County Home Entertained The Young People of Ilyth United' Church gave a comers at the County Home last Monday n'ght for the ben- efit of the old folks. Rev, Artluta• Sin - Mair acted as chairman, Mrs. Taylor' and Mrs, Cumming on their harmon- 'leas were specially enjoyed. Hal'lowe'- en candy and fruit were then served the old folk. Mrs. Jacobs, matron of the -Huron County Home appreciates these acts of kindness. --Clinton News "'Record, At 'Uncle's Funeral .11lrs. J. G. Cochrane, Exeter was in Detroit where she attended tate fun- eral of her uncle, the late Ale. Lea- vitt, •aged fit years. Mr. Leavitt v.a^• barn at 'Granton and was a /ironies. of the late Wm. Leavitt of li,\ete+r,Il:t lived at Felker val'ki and was a mem- ber of the Board of Education at that place and was itlao chief of the five department in the late 90's, IIo is survived by his w'il'e .and a ,Satz. ghtor, The funeral was held at .Walk ervilll e, family of Detroit spent the week -end : end of October •with the president. with relatives in this neighborhood. Harald Itraft'in charge. The monthly Mr. Louis (Bobbie) Masse who has dues were taken up followed by a been in St. Josef h's Hospital, London number of (fauzes. Bingo was the fox an -appendix operation has re- chief game for the evening prizes turned to his home en Saturday last' gonnm to Lorna .Miller and Mildred and feeling fairly well, i Martene, Each of the :•nembers were 111r. John Charrette of the Blue named after an animal. Lunen war Water south who has been in the served by the committee namely Le - S JosephHospital, London, for ona Fischer. Hildegard and Herbert the past five weeks is expected home Miller and 'Harry Hayter. After t hr same day this week. Although Mr. ; boys imitated an animal's name and barrette is inuih improved, it will found their mat!. The evening war An - be a considerable time before se will closed by singing the National An - be able to resume his farm work. them. Mr. Morris Denonme will also , •t•eturn to his home, in Beaver Town, it. a few days after receiving treat -I nient in Victoria Hospital, London,' for an infected hand. ' hiss Pearl Jennison was also rush-' MrE. L. Jlic?tle and strati son ed to the Hospital on Monday with a Charles Thomas, arrived home from t Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. severe attack of -appendicitis. l Mie. r Soulten This budget of news contains a! of .Preston, the for- This sick list and •ave are very muchmer Miss Babe Pepe,:i.s the guest- of in sympathy with all of these poo-; M. and Mrs. ,George:Gram and other Zile not enjoying Their usual good! friends in the village. health. KIPPEN 'NEWS [Ir. and Mrs. W. Alexander; Mr. ;an.1 Mrs. Norman Alrxancler spent :Sunday with friends "in Listowel. HENSALL The members of the . Hensall base- ball team .attended divine worship in a body hi Camel .Church on Sunday morning, Noss. -.8, when Rev. W. ,Weir addressed them. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Xing and son of Chesterdox, Ind., the former Miss Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fairbairn of Edna Neel -aside, .of 'Rendall, were in Rendall visited .nn Monday with their Her.sali renewing nasintanees, •.vjio daughter Mr. and `Mrs. Ross Love. were glad to meet :.her, Mr. and Mts. loseph'Linden and Mrs. Geo. Walker of Windsor .for- '1Terrta of Denfield and Mr. and Mrs. merly :Miss Tees S:tuallaconibe, "hese •Joseph. Carter and Marie 'of Claude- returned home after spending a „ilea iioye, visited ion Sunday with Mr. sant visit with her brother, Fred' and Mra. Archie pft oars, Smallaconhe and fatxiily at the Kosey, Mr. and. :'flus. ;Drive r Jaques and Korner Reston:a;nt,. Dorothy spent Svndav with 'M •. and Mr, and Mrs. Zanies Smillie have.:. Mrs. G. Peacock of 1'+'"ospeet • Hill, recently: become a e1idents or tins vil-' Master Keith Love is warts -41 his lage, having Nurchaseil•the Glenn pro •randparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter perty, reeen;tlls' ,etetnpiecd by 3Ii'. andl 1F'air'•tairn in Hr•n.san. Mrs. Kaiser. We are sorry to report that Mm's. • Friends of Mra. .,7tihn Passmore. iios:• Love .is confined to his bed , are pleased to set- 'her able to be' .t:liroueh illness, Her marry frier c,1 out to church again fdllovving ,her 'Wish her a speedy recovery. illness. Mr, and Mrs. W. Horsey *visited on'' Lloyd fleddea frits left far St ICath .;*Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles latrines to secrre a 'good eositien,. JZis P erguson of Iidertoi, and dr. Irvin i tocc.:fe and .family nvil,1 tfnllow. , il'orai,er who underwent an operati.an )r• William Geiger, of `Watcrrloo in Victoria Hospital, London. Irvin l vas a visitor. with Owen Geiger and has 'been a patient there . for the past ' a'tbembers of the family. three weeks. His many S'xicnd, wish blrw,; CT..•eta U1: clkw•c"l?, R. N. of :ltirri a, speedy recovery, I Florid;, is visitine' with her sister, Mr. and Mrs.W. McLaehian Who !Mrs. L. Clark, Jr. hove been on the: town line west of; Mrs. Annie Saundeieo'Ctt moved the village for the past year • roved into the dwelling which she recently last week. to Mr. McLachlan's farm purchased from .the Patterson estate: attar 13,rueefie'iti. lIr. and Mi:;. E. Doerr have moved Quite a number were -in Exeter on into the dwelling on Highway No. 4 ;Sunday to see the bridke wreckage. , traeaterl by Mrs, $aninder'cock. DASH VI 0 0 D Reid— Ha, -k n e s s A. quiet wedding Wa solemnized at Ursa C"dxtlh St•r.iiih ,,vr!n is virjtitg. Cavan' • . Presbyterian ltw . i. y retfrnits relatives i.t.t, kVA., when Rev, Hill oficiatedfti• the mar -1 The Red Cios;t V lt will meet ini rhes of 1e1IieLHarknn„of Hans! hall this week, sail, daughter of Mr. anti Mtw sTalntls .i The Late Isaac 'Hiil Isaac Hill,Crediton, .triton, IrEisscd away at the horny of his son 'Garnet. eased 'T'3' years, he was horn and r-aiserd in Simnrtwn where; he .spent all his life being' highly estcorne tI by all. r(bu} satenth ago he suffered ,.L : ar al' stroke and about a wee 1 Ytrc k previous to his clnath ho suffered another i• Sure- i11 nrci two „ells and r, dalrghtcrr VAFIUHU Fi a If you believe you could do a better job of fanning by borrowing, do not hesitate to talk over your require- n7ents•with the manager of our nearest branch. 4 TYeyesda:y; Nc vcmbex Tth, "19 ,O T• gtif Loans are gladly made by the Bank of Montreal for the purchase of seed, for wages, desirable improvements, for the development of dairy herds, and for the general financing of fai;.n operations. Ask for own booklet',, "TIE FARMER ANIS HIS BANK”' "A BANK WHERE SMALL ACCOUNTS ARE WELCOME.” 40, Zurich Branch: E. M. DAGG, Manager iaCODERN, EXPER IENCI? D BANKING SERVICE ... the 1"lzrtica e of 123 Years' Skeet:es:94d Operation,: 130 ns, Active Co-operation of every Ontario Fuer is Necessary to STAMP IT OUT ONTARIO has a really serious outbreak of Hog Cholera. This deadly infeciibus•= disease of swine has reached alarming proportions in the counties of Essex and' Kent, with smaller outbreaks in Lambton, Elgin, Norfolk and Haldimand. If the, disease is not controlled it is certain to spread to neighbouring counties. Every' precaution must be taken. The Ontario Department of Agriculture is actively ca - operating with the Federal. Department of Agriculture and fanners in their efforts 'to stamp out this disease. If the spread of Hog Cholera is not checked NOW, every pig raiser in Ontario stands to lose. Only the immediate and wholehearted co-operation sof every Ontario• farmer will stamp out this rnenace to the hog industry. IOW TO PREVENT HOG CHOLERA The Departments of Agriculture strongly recommend every pig raiser to take the following precautions: 1Confine all hogs to pens or yards that have • been thoroughly cleaned and disinfected - with an approved disinfectant. 411, In centres of heavy infection, if possible:, Asa keep hogs away from straw stacks as this is a place usually frequented by birds such as starlings, sparrows, and pigeons, which may have come direct from an infected barnyard. Destroy as many pigeons, sparrows and starlings as possible. A, Keep dogs out of the pig pen. Keep your dog under control in the daytime and tied -up at night. Deep stray dogs off your farm. 4Burn any dead pigs or bury them so deeply a that stray dogs will not dig them up. . Keep all doors closed and protect the win- dows so that no dogs or birds canenter the pens. 6. Do not visit neighbours' hog pens nor allow neighlanurs to visit yours. Always have a pan of strong disinfectant solution just inside the door so that anyone ta entering the pen can disinfect his shoes, AND INSIST ON ITS USE. 8 Keep livestock trucks off your farm—if you have stock to ship, load up at the end of the 14ns,. Disease -bearing refuse dropping from the bottom of the truck might easily be carried to your hogs. IS DO NOT PURCHASE "FEEDER HOGS" m except from dependable sources within a clean district. Ci, Isolate newly purchased breeding stock for at least three weeks before permitting them to run with hogs already on the premises. 1 1.. In. areas where hog cholera exists be extremely careful about breeding outside sows, with your boar. 12de Where• hogs are serum treated,, follow to the letter instructions given by the Vet- erinary Inspector of the Federal Department of Agriculture.. • 13Feed only carefully balanced rations: Well-fed hogs have The strongesti resis- tance to: diseases: Hog Cholera is highly cbniagiouus' anal can spread very rapidly. The above precautions, put into practice, TODAY will do .much to prevent the spread _of this deadly disease. OPTAfflO k O.NTARI:O, DPATMENT OF AGJCULTU Hon. I', M. Dewan W. R, fieek Minister of Agriculture Deputy Minister: :amts of Stephen; Roy of Detroit and Mrs. (Rev.) Earl Walker of prri s,.itwate3 , Sask., A daughter Mrs. (R.arg,) rl-iagelstein, predeceased last May. litre sisters survive. • Dr. ,Win. D, Swan Passes , ^., Y .Swath surgeon Bieut-coni. or Hamilton, and one of the City's - roost 'polnl-lar,' physicians im- passe away; 'awl!. a »tiettactecl i12- tress, at his home. Dr. Swan had been unmated with the navy since last war, having served as sub-li.eui It,N. V.R.. overseas from 1911 to "1919. After the close of the war he was onthe staff of the .Brant Military hospital, at Burlington;, zest two ye - am, and in 1.192,3 begam to practise medicine in .Hamilton at hi ofltcfi.Ilr It teas, Brunn 10 11ru pf9.olt1. thrl son 01j 811 Jamea Swan and Janet I3eattle:'Swann,• He had a •brilliant scholastic Careers, passing his entrance at the ale of 11. years and having a school teacher's, certificate when he was only its yrs._ old: He taught School until he was years of age; entering Toronto 1Ttrisaa ersity, be graduated with his MA, int' 1911> ,and six years fates, in 1924x;, tarok his 1Vt.1t degree..