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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1937-07-29, Page 4o W ek in Goderkb Amor ra IlomeWeek AUGUST 14 to 7th arnrrntoth Pageant Spatctacle "BRITANNIA" ofP _t s. ON—Topical ical Music—LovelyScenery- Beaau tl ul Daces The Greatest Production elVer st-aged in the District TH1�:Iy'g�',G.G � NIGHTS-. Tues,, TWed., nuts, ;f .ug.3,4,5 TWO RACE invirs i1 allay -- Augnet grid 'C."'aic Holiday Stake Races I3r:L+' EVENTS --•-Pareses $2500 Thursday — .[%'#Crust Sth Itree Races 2.24, 2.16 and Colt Race. Purse $900. Friday, .A•tinust 6th AFTERNOON Caledonian Games — Highland Dancing and Piping— Athletic Beeeits EVENING Band T-sitoo—Fireworks Wednesday, •Aog, 4th .A. Treat for •the Baseball Fares DOUBLEHEADER By Crack Professional Teams 33U..TFALO .ALL STARS, one of the best teems in New York -State, vs. DE'T'ROIT ,STARS,... C1iempion Coleeed Teain Biggest -Baseball Feature in -Ten Years 1GRA111.D 'STREET CARNIVAL .EACH NIGHT PRIZES E,A.T)S—ORCHESTRAS TUN -MAKERS of all KINDS GIANT M1DWAY ALL WEER THE OLD TOWN 'WELCOMES .YOU w,W..r,mat,RATvEaraaaF;�i' -. EIt IIP iti tn� 11.5 l!11 H� 5 ails E"q Y!fi @� 3 F-..� :STANLEY TOWNSHIP Rev. R. ,L and Mrs. Peters, who have been wilding their vacation at *heir cottage in Muskoka, returned 'this week to their home in Varna, ;.and Mr. Paters will take his w.ork.on the Varna ,charge next Sunday. Mrs,. Margaret Err'att of Muncey, rspent the past week with her .sister Airs. H. Erratt and other .fr:ietads in 1't113S,�^vieinii r. BLAKE 'AIL and Mrs. Mose Erb, Mr. and: 'Mrs. Chris. Schultz wore Sunday vis- ;etors with Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Ging - mach. Mr. and Mrs. Mose-Bechler and family from Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Erb. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ropp and fam- B;y; Mr. and •Mrs. Roy • Gingerich, we- re Sunday visitrs -with Mr. and _Mrs Amos Gingerich. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Steckle family, Mr. Dan Steckle and Billy were Sunday visitors with and Mrs. Sam 'Gingerich. . .Misses Verdi and Gladys Beckier •spent a few days with friends at Lon- alon. and son Mr. Evangelical Young People (Picnic bast Wednesday afternoon the DASHWOOD ZURICI-I. ;,yrs W.•lul.�t�.,can and chum�1rU have been Iltalidaying with Mr. 41' d Mrs. J.Piifimniore and fen -lily, relearn 'ed ' o Wit home in i'Iaxnilton, Littre Joyce Broderick calattired flat pt;ize at the amateur contest for eingi3ig and dancing held at Grand ee, 1 ho. h a u i'' t Be acl on July 19th. �.py � only seven yrs. old, has already wen. 1.8 first prizes in contests in liar short, career. Joyce is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Broderick, • HOWL' and is a very bright little, gxxa, ' Fell Friona Hayloft Wm. Chapman, of Hay Township, suffered a fall from thebarn hay' loft last Monday evening. Medical, attention was given him and althou- gh -considerably shaken up rtnci brut - sed, he was not seriously injured or any bones broken, Mr. Chapman had just recovered from a serous illness and making rapid recovery. _ .All .,stores .will be closed on Mon- day, observing Civic Holiday. .Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Roppel and daughter Hope . of Dashwood left on Monday morning for a few weeks i vacation. They will spend the first! week at the Assembly Camp of Re- .igious Education near Paris, Ont., after .which they will visit relatives in Toronto, Belville and Port Elgin. In their_abserice Rev. A. E. Pletch of Crediton .will occupy the pulpit in Dashwood on Sundays at 11 a.m. The evening church services will be omitted throughout the month of August. Sev..and Mrs. Yager of Waterloo, visited friends here last week. ibIrs. H. Dark and chuldren, of Windsor spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Chas. Stein- hagen. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Mcisaac and family of Windsor are spending their vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Mclsaac, Dr. Balfour of Lucknow called on'. friends here on Friday. Miss Emma Tieniasi of London, is visiting with relatives. i\i •. and Mrs: Neil. Ferguson of Bay City., .Midh„ are visi.tine relati e an son r r:,. eeerums. Girard of Detroit, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile last week. Mr. J. Neeb of Detroit visited with friends here on Sunday. The annual picnic of the Dashwood Young people's Society df the Evan- Lutheran Sunday School was held on welical church .motored to Turnbull's the church lawn last Wednesday. The eGrove for this annual picnic. The sports were held in the afternoon :beautiful natural park, privately ow- and in the evening a short program ned and controlled is situated about was given in the basement of the ch - live miles north. of Grand Bend. Here urch consisting of speeches by four amid sylvan surroundings, a tasty and of the neighboring pastors and a qu- lbountiful pot -luck supper was served artette, in honoor of Rev. Luft's 20 _"to the hungry picnickers who had year anniversary in the ministry. just finished a dip in tLake Huron. During the evening Rev. and Mrs. After supper a program of very in- Luft were presented with a dinner teresting snorts were conducted bar sett by the congregation. Rev. and aim committee in charge. This year's Mrs. Luft were completely taken by eouting was voted one of the most en- surprise and thanked the congregati- joyable of their annual' jaunts Yet on very much for their kindness to- dlel& ward them. HILLSGREEN A number from this vicinity at - 'tended the services at the Drysdale .lurch in honor of the Masse gamily son Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. Davidson were °visited with friends from Stratford ;during the week. Mrs. Frank Farquhar of Hensall, visited with her sister, Miss Edna 'Cochrane. Mr. and Mrs: Jas Morris and Beth visited the latter's parents, Mr. and iMrs. John Bell. 1V Ir. and Mrs. Thos. Chuter and son visited with her parents, Mr. and awn. J. Ruchardson. Word was received here on Satur- aiay night of the death oe Mr. Nor- u-nan Jones, an. Englishman who used to be employed on a farm in this vicinity. Mr. Jones has been empl- oyed at the Kellog plant in London. He went swimming Saturday night, and .a heart seizure overtook him in the water and before help could reach him he drowned. He is being. buried on Tuesday from trxe Evans funeral home„ in London to 'Wood - gaud cemetery. .Some of his close fri- ends" from this vicinity were on Sun- ;day to view the remains. Mr. and Mrs. W. Davidson were to Dorking on a short visit, The Sunday school picnic of the 'Eippen and Hillsgreen churches HENSALL Mrs. Jne. Blatchfor i, of Shedden, visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jinks Mrs. Fenner of Montreal is spend- ing the summer months at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mickle left for a month's vacation at Rondeau Park where they will be the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. IVlickle. Mrs. John Wallace, of Buffalo, N. Y. returned home after spending three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Fee, of Hensall. Miss Katheryn Drysdale received word recently from Toronto Conser- vatory that she had received frst class honors in theory music exams. receiving 76 harks out of a hundred. She tried the exam at Alma College, St. Thomas, on June 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blatchford, of Kindersley, Sack., and Miss Ide 131atchford, R.N., of Detroit, visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jinks. Mr. and Mrs. E L. Mickle return ed recently from a pleasant Week'?. vacation spent at Little Current, the guest of Mr. and 1VIese Sale -Peppier and brought home some very fine specimens of •fish with which they treated their friends. A meeting of the Executive of th- South Huron Conservative Assn. weQ' recently held in the council chambe" went off to a good day on Tuesday of the town' hall with a good attend - Test, A good turnout from both ch- ante, and many platters of interest to arches. ,Games end a ball game we- the nartv were discussed• re the day's sports. A well laden Miss Mae Simpson, who has been able, of,.good things were devoured• holidaying in Honsall and other no. .:1 the supper hour., rots has returned toher home in De - Mr. Fred. Mireau who has been troit, accompanied by her another. ntoployed on the ;parr Lite, has re- Mrs. I,. Sfmson, whs. will remain fo ::turned to Zurich, two weeks for a visit, ---- COUNTY NEWS Boy Located Sennet Taftle, 15 -year old son of a Bayfield summer resident who dis- appeared from his home Wednesday, last, has returned, according to poi ice, whose aid was sought in locati=ng the boy. • Visiting Friends , Mrs. C. Thiel and Miss Rosaline Thiel and Misses Mabel and Stella Hildebrandt, Les Howie and Dal Kni- ghtly, all of Kitchener, were visitors. at the home of Mr. and ktss. Louis Hildebrandt, Seaforth. Sells Farm Chas • Wasman, of the Twp. of Stanley, a couple of miles north of Kippen, has sold his fine ream pro - 'litxrrs#[+Tty ;ptli, 1937 1 le highway tWilbert t the ° "wp, of 'Ubberne, for al r `' lit time price, wl xeb. speakafor are of more prosperous tunes, S we in the eourse of.a month: or ` will take , osessioxr. Moro Water at Ceneetery Th erect inon of a new 10,000 gal- lon ter tank at Maitland cemetery :and • 1, laying of larger nape litres! has r Jilted in a great improvement In file water supply system for the plots. ?, ith. the installation of the new•. teak the water supply has .been inerens• a tenfold.—God. Signal. Runs Into Ditch C il.apulated into the ditch, one- half mile west of Seaforth early they othe)....ifternoon when an axle broke on the large trnek he was driving. Norris Magwood, 2.5, Hanover, had a narrow escape from serious injury. The' truck owned, by'Knechtel Flour Mills; of Hanover, turned over in the ditch in front of Reynold's Dairy and' was, badly damaged. Wins Music Scholarship An announcement made in Toron- to, by officials of the Toronto Con- servatory of Music stated that a Con- servatury Jubilee Scholarship for 1937-37 had been awarded to Miss Jean M. Woods, Bayfield, in Group D, (Grades VII and VHI.) Purchased Farm John Flynn, of McGillivray, has purchased the 100 -acre farm being lot 13, on the4 west side of the .High- way, about two miles south of Exe- ter, Stephen Twp. The reran Is at present being rented by H. Glanvile. Possession this fall. - Want Raise Prices Nine barbers of Goderich have ban ded together and have made an ap- pealt ander the n n t2Ye ' Yme L1 1 .'Q- the. Pa A.1 L Industial. Standards A..ct to xnerease the price of haircuts from 'Lac to 35e Shaves, to remain at,, 15e, Ten Miles of New Lines The Exeter Rural Hydro System v contractbuildin • ha e the for c g ten miles of new line will serve 29 new ,consumer:s.. The line will be built on the. Thames Road east from the Tha- mes . Road church to -within: half a mile: of Russeldale and nal th on the Fullerton and Hibbert boundary for a couple of miles. Exeter Resident Dead 2\frs.. Margaret. Johns, of Exeter, died last night in Victoria hospital London, where she had been ill for'. satn'e' days. Thebody was taken to her Home in Exeter -where the fun- eral was held on .Saturday. Spilling Milk. TJp at. Goderich County police aro looking, for a hit-and-run driver who collided with the mimlk truck of Wm Long., spilling; milkcans all over the Benmiller :road and damaging the long truck. The vehicles were pass- ing when the collision happened. It was to.o dark to take the other man's number as he speeded into the dark- ness. Motorist Ails Asleep When he dozed off at the wheel while driving along No. zs highway, at Taylor's !Corners, at 1.45 the oth- er morning Chas. Machan of Goder- iclx woke up -when his tar crashed in- to a guard rail, tore out several posts and caromed into the ditch across the road. The car was remolished': but Machan escaped with a few bruises and lacerations. He told police that he went to sleep ,driving his car_ ERAL NEWS TO SPEND 1'25 MILLION • • More '.an ,$125,000,000 is expect-. '; ed by 'Government stati.cians to be e iru hiinto Ontario this eurnmer by otnrists. Authorities said they esti - mated 90,000 or 1,000,000 more than. last year—would spend ?ace, atians in the province. Waffle .at Ni - agars Falls and Windsor bridges anal! at the Sarnia ferry dock xs greaten than in the peak year, 1929, By ac- tual count 25,50 autos crossed the Peace Bridge on July 4th. Annual Picnic Speech making, sports and boat rides featured last Wednesday's aft- ernoon's annual picnic of Heron Co- unty Connell gait harbor Park, God- erich, when 200 .members, examerab- ers, their wives and families took time from the harvest fields to once again fraternize and make merry under ideal weather conditions. Two ex -wardens, "Sandy" Young, of Col- borne, and Owen Geiger, of Hensall, both more than S0 years of age, were among the wittiest supper -hour spea- kers, tad- Vigils ex -Reeve WilIian Bailie, of Goderich, another octogenarian. Prize for the oldest ex -county eoun- ilor present went to Mr. Young who is 35, :Reeve J. M. Eckert presided atthe supper. Prizes for the oldest woman present went to Mrs. Owen Geiger, The lucky prize was won by Mrs. Saunders, wife of ex -Reeve W. D. Saunders, of Exeter. Other` speak- ers pearers were: W. H. Golding, M.P.'. for Eliron 'er+lh, and Reeve Robt. 'Tur- ner of 'Goderich, who headed the pie-. alit casco mttce. NAND ,SIGNALS FOR DRIVERS (Signals genera*, understood by Canadian 49ast auir:rttsare motorists) clearly sig albutobla. Do your part by mabi, o P your intention befor L. a right or left turn. or greatest safety get Blue Sunoco; we challenge you to find a quicker acting motor fuel ... In an emergency, its lightning quick pick-up snaps you .to safety... RIGHT TURN Rand and arm extended upward or moved with sweeping motion from the rear to the Front. LEFT TURN Nand and arm extended horixontaity. Many drivers also point with their index finger. 3LOW DOWN OR Stop Iond and arm exlanded downward. Its high knockiess power minimizes gear shifting; reduces one -handed steering ... Its freedom from harmful chemicals �icals ' and from . .. �,n corrosxv�e a�o�a: makes it • safer for your Motor. L. A. PRANG and SON SOLID BY, General Repairing and Used Car Sales ZURICH -. ONT. ED. NADIGER Leather toods and Harness DASHWOOD •- ONT.. A E. RAVEL -LE General Store GRAND BEND