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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1938-06-23, Page 4l oink Tzul 0 races Priced for Quick Sale horn Pullets we have left. For the few W h'te 1Leg- FIOGARTH Chick Hatchery Phone 266 Exeter MOM "Ii<t.za Tas 1300 Ilidith L$1110 firing i.iCh. Mr. and Mrs. Mose Yanizi, Mrs. John Yoe tzi and son Glen; Mrs, Mike Yantzi from Baden, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Erb. Miss Beatrice Gerber who is work- ing at New Hamburg spent Sunday with her parents on the Goshen line. JDASHWOOD Dashwood Sports .Day and Tatoo July 13th, Mrs. Graupner and daughters Clara and Martha of Farniiugtoi , 1Iich., and Miss Zeta Nadiger R. N., of .Howell, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nadiger. Me. and Mrs. George Thompson of Detroit are spending their vacation with her parente, Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker. .Ir. and Mg's. Stun 1Vitzei of Tor- onto spent the week -end with his oieeer Mrs. '\ 1tzel. family of the Goshen line were Sun - Mr. Harry Hoffman assisted as day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hec- eloist at the Anniversary Services in tor Laporte. New collars are needed at this i rats•rloo on Sunday. Adis Doris Jeffrey of London Se - time of the year. Give u a call nG,d l Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan and Nancy urinary spent Thursday last with her eve will bit you tip. If in need of a; spent Saturday in Kitchener. p�arc nt7 in Beaver Town.harness ask for pri<,_•_, all our work Miss .Alvino DenoTnme of St. Jas - 3s done with hand sewing. Your biniter ( llr. and Mrs. lofting and family eph left on Monday for Mt. Carmel, earnvass needs repairing, bring them! ale! "'r HenryJen `:n and Mil M. where she will he engaged for the in and we will repair them befort the 1 Preston all of Wingham were Sun- summer at house. work. rush starts. All kinds of repanir. i Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ducharme of Blake were Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs, It. E. Ducharme of the Blue Water Highway. Mr. Clayton Smith and Sons of the A Strawberry social under the aus- boundaries of Beavertown have been piees of the Ladies' Aid of the .Ev- I hus y of late remodelling their sum - angelical church will be held on i mer cottage to a more modern,. type. Wednesday Jung 2S(t1T, .Supper will t Mr. Fred Ducharme had the mss Zl.a1.E IC1-H HERALD The Mission Circle of the Evangel- ical church will present a pageant, The Ton Virgins, on the church lawn on Sunday evening when the band will :also be in attendance. Dashwood Memorial Band attended Decoration Services on the .Beenson line Cemetery on Sunday afternoon, also the Weber re -union held on Mr. Arthur Weber's farm. Mrs. G. Shore and daughter Thel- ma and Miss Tillie Miller of Woocl- b.ridge called on friends here on Sat- urday, also attended the Weber re- union on Sunday. 'SM.isah el3uuR. incharg arnpe St. Joseph and Beaver To'< Mr. and Mrs, Filbert Denomme of St. Joseph left on Saturday last for an etxended trip visiting at Detroit, Flint, and •Chehoygan, Mich., where Mrs, Denomme's father lire.•. Mr. and Mrs. Puno Hartman and nwetly and promptly done. 'Dinar uepairing a specialty. •pt��5 H. G. CLAUSIL'S. '7,i"I�It;H BLAK i'. '_1Ir. and Mrs. ,Toh.i ta, h t from ,Seaforth; Mr. and M.. .inns 1' ipf••r spent ti ,nn • with from. Dashwood, -I n t. ay Mr. and Mrs.Sam tris t:ir n. Mr. r. and Mrs. Ciri t . •e•Ft i e and -,flaughter, were Sar lee ri - t,1 s with Mir. and Mrs. Ruch Sw a to ntrulrrr. lfr.'Jeseph Swage: •ntveaber and eemfly og the Go t a 1 , . Sun- day visitors with .Mr..urd J1rs. Amos day vis=itors with Mr. and Mrs. O. Pederson. Miss Dorothy Mclsaac of Detroit, is visiting with relatives. be served from 5 to �`l p.m., after' fortune on Sunday last to loose a i which an interesting .program will be valued brood mare and colt. given including a play entitled "The Mr. hector Laporte also had the Tithing ,,' n„ rax by .a nunrher of the . borne misfortune as -AI.r. Ducharme. young people.•1 This seems to be a most unlucky Mr. and lire. Henry Hoffman, .1Trs year for Tailing colt,. Stacey and Hairy Hoil'rnae were Sun- f Mr. I\elbon Jeffreyfof Windsor; day visitor: in Kitchener and Water- who has ,pent a few days in Beaver loo i Town and surriouncling district, has I nal --- Sat face Satisfaction --- Outside Johnston and aniifleisch ZURICH — ONT. ell' relee ....e.senetee meek returned to his home. On Sunday last at their hone oon the Blue Water Highway south, the )rade at the open air rink and trees and flowers will be planted in. diff- erent parts of the grounds. A part of the park property was given to the town for park purposes by the late Milliam Moir and the balance, about thtrc e acres on the south side, was purchased. The village has owned' this property for about 12 years,but it has never been properly developed owieg to other undertakings that the village •has had to pay. Kading—Hudson (lir ,Saturday, June lith at 3 p.m,. in the church parlor, ev. W. A. Yo- ung united in marriage Eldon R. Kad. ing of I,onclon, son of M1•. and Mrs. Cina.e, Boding of Exeter and Myrna C. Hudson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs C. S. Hudson of Ilensall,. in the pres- ence of a few close friends of the party. The bridesmaid was Mrs. We - they of London, while the groom was supported by his friend, 7'..Wethey of London. Immediately following the ceremony the bridal party left for London whore a wedding Iuncheon was served at the home of the 'bride's brother-in-law and sister, ear. and ;ire. Hy. Abrey. After a honeymoon spent in Pt..Huron, and Detroit they will inside in London. Wilson—Drummond The horse of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Harman, St. Marys, was the scene of a.lovely June wedding when Rev. 1;. Farr, of Dercheter, united in marr- iage Hilda Beryl, daughter of Mr. and 31rs. Errold Drummond, of Hen - sell, to Harry Merehall Wilson, Phm. B., 'Toronto, son of Mr. and iMrs, Frank Wilson of Woodstock. The :beide whe was given in marriage by Mier hither, ler, was lovely in a navy blue Suit and wore a core MO. of or- chids. The bride's sister, Dorothy, of Hen, ;t'.l. was a charming brad: •Haid. The "oo'n was supported .y ni:; bro- then Ihnbert, of Woodstock. Foil: w- ing the to emony buffet refreshment?; were served in the dining room. 'On- ly the immediate fa.tniliee ane a few clo-+" friends were present. The bride's parents, who were celebrating thea • :.Mie i.miiversary, were also re- t'i acts of ninny lovely gifts. The I1 ' couple left on an extended r e 'eil:g trip to Niagara Falls, and I o;b r points. family of Mr. and Mrs. John Charrett i • were united together in a body to give a reception to Sister Monica of Chicago, who has been away for near- ly nine years and is now come to visit .her parents for a week. Those from Detroit were; Zeppie, Jane, - Norman, Exodious, Eveyetor of Tor- onto and Dennis at home. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Laporte and family of Drysdale were Sunday vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. F. Ducharme Miss Alvina Denomme of Mt. Car - ,mel paid a Sunday afternoon call to friends on the Blue. Water Highway south. :Mr. and . Mrs. Filbert Denomme of St, Joseph, who have spent a few ...!weeks Visiting relatives in Michigan, have returned home. Miss Gabriel Cantin of Detroit was :a 'Sunday visitor in St. Joseph with her parents. Mr. •and Mrs. ' Iarcil Denomme of 'Blake spent Sunday in Beavertown. :With :Mr. and Mrs, Percy Bedore. Mr. and Mrs. Lyden Denomme of 'Windsor, spent a few days with the 'latter's •parent„ 1Mr. and Mrs. - Jas. Meese. Mr. Frank Jeffrey who has been away for a few weeks in Detroit, re- turned to his 'hame. on Saturday. Follow this Bread Diet Plan This Diet Plan gives about 1,500 Calories a day --the reducing al- lowance of the average woman. BREAKFAST 1 glass fruit juice Small serving meat, fish or eggs 3 SLICES TOAST, 1 sq. butter 1 cup coffee (clear.), 1 tsp. sugar LUNCH 011 SUPPER Moderate,serving meat, fish or eggs. Average serving 1 gree vegetable 2 sLIGEs BREAD, 1 sq. butter Average serving fruit salad 1 glass mint DINNER 3/x glass fruit :or tomato juice Generous serving meat, fish or fowl. Average serving 2 veg. etablee, 1 greens 2 SLICES BREAD, b sq. butter Small serving simple dessert 1 cep cofroo or tea (clear), 1 tsp. sugar I1E Bread Diet takes off pounds and des it SAFELY. YY. You feel splen- didly energetic while you reduce * not weak ails.!. irritable. Science has proved that bread itself is not fatten- ing. It is 41,combinatioil of energy -gieeng carbohyd- rates and ;protein that helps burnt up fat. Reduce safely! Follow the Bread Dien. Enjoy eix slices of brr44 each flay. ECrCEL'S BAKERY - Zurich On Tuesday :morning at 7 o'clock 20 yr more persons of this parish mounted on the equipped and decor- ated truck of Maurice Masse and Father Marchand as their guardian and •guide, pulled .out -north as far :as Drysdale then Bait on their 700 mile. journey to attend the Church's large Congress in Quebefc. They will Visit many important centres and the :trip wid'1 be one remembered. Many of the parishioners attended church :seevicr•',s in the morning i o give the ,delegates 'many good wiiihes on their trip ell _a safe journey'bteek home. HENSALL Mrs, :Mallard Welch who hes been quite ail ler several weeks at her home here ;is now improving, Mrs. Times. Richardson was taken to Victoria Hospital, London 'where it is expected she will have at oper- ation. Mrs. Jaron Park was visiting fri- ends in Toronto recently. Mrs. Edward Deters and daughter Antra of Zurich Vire guests with Mrs John ,Johnston .tui Miss Margaret. Hotaoring Miss Beryl .Drummond, bride -elect of June 15,; Mrs. Sam: eeenie pleasantly nutrrtained a num • beef of girl friends oe her home. Thr; exciting war; spent in ; eanuaring games and contests earn* ieh Beryl was tete •reecipient of a beautifed floor lamp the gi fe of the girls, tw eeve in num- ber, 1`lis hos :ass was assisi,•nd in ser- vine,daiiety refreshments ;b,y D•oreen Far ga lar end Sara Nieman. The is rain elevator being built for Geo, l''hompson is rapidly `ieing completed, It le a large massive str- ucture sand will.. be a big help to lir. Thompson In storing grain. Good Athletic Fieki The committee in charge of the itn • pr'oveeeents .at the park fermate have made a trplet�ndid lob and have now _l e. i.e.. ">t:'z;i• ,tri1 ta.a 1 COUNTY NEWS hes The .Clinton Public School Board lis engaged Miss Evelyn Clark of Goderich and Miss liabkirk of Sea- inr ii to .1111ff" 11 vacancies on the sta. Fifteen Candidates Confirmed bishop Seager confirmed a class of 15 candidates at Grace Anglican Church, Greenway. The candidates were presented by Rev. F. L. Lewin, re ,j;,ar,.of .:Parkhill and Gireenwvay par- ishes. Champion Marksman A p ;:Guelph, Chief Constable T. W. Platt of Wingham won the Watt tro- phy, .emblematic of the open cham- pionship of the Ont. Police Associat- ion .evolver tournament, in compet- ition with the pick of Ontario's pat- ine .marksmen. It was Platt's third successive victory. He turned in a score of 166 out of a possible 180. 'Returned from Honeymoon 11I1:. and :Mrs.. Geo. Latta of Grand Bend iiatze,xeteuneel from their honey moon and haev the best wishes of the community. Nurses Graduate A large audience at Clinton saw four ,young nurses, who having finish- ed t)n' rr „name of training 1n Clinton Hospital, graduate, the Misses Kath- leen 311. Beacom, Lontlesboro; Mary E. Garnies, Hazel Van Egmond, H"ulI- ett, and Ella M. 'Wilson, Clinton. Finds Old Coin 1' Mrs. J. Kleinfeidt while working her flower bed at the front of her home one day, found an old can dated 1806. The coin wasa little lar- ger, than a Canadian cent, on one side was the word 'Britannia' and on the other side '•Geargius III D. G. Rex 1006.' The .amount of the coin was not stated, but we believe it to be a half-penny.—•Exeter Times-Advotate, Clever Scholar Graduates Mr .and Mrs. Louis Peacock and Mr, and -Mrs. Win. Cook, of Clinton, attended the graduation exercises at McMaster University, Hamilton when Roy C. Cook, son of the latter, recei- ved iris degree. During Hoyy''s Univ- ersity career he was a winner of a scholarship in English, and, in 1933 was gold medalist orator of MnMas- te,r University. Program at County Mame: The Young People's Society„.of the Crediton :evangelical Church,, visited the County Home, at Clinton on June 1, and presented a program for enter- taininent of the inmates. Gard.. Rate president, was iet charge of the pro- ga'ain of quartette, duces, and readfugs Tile minister, of the church, Renu., A. +', ,Pleteh, gave a ,brief address. :alae society left a treat for- the inmates at the close of the evening. Clinton Man Injured Wm, el. Emil; Clinton was in the hospital of that town with internal injuries ireecrived when he fell from a ladder White attempting to capture a Swarm of bees. 'He has a number of bee -hives on Itis grounds, and the swarm of bees wcieled in a tree 111 111r:yarrj,.A brand bloke, throwing him to that ground from the top of the ;adder, lis condition is seriout�, an' i leer elet :, ':ldy feneeei1 b,ti. :otttitw, A :poi,' tennis court lk,) paint:` j bones wore hroicon. The Clinton Pudic School Board has 'received the resignations or Miss II . ,C0 111 tis;e and Miss M Armstrong from the teaching stab. The many friends of Mrs. Johne; Deitz of Kippen, will be pleased to ;learn that she has been keening some,• what batter in hearth of late and are hoping for continued improvement. The Seaforth. Public School Board has abandoned its plans for the re- modelling of the school building and will proceed with redocosating and repairs. Workmen have started laying the 10 -foot strip of pavement from Ailsa Craig to Parkhill, on No. 7, highway. The Honsberger Paving Co. has the contract. Jack Sturgeon of Port Dover is home in Hayfield for a few weeks to.. help his father who had the misfor- tune to fall in his boat and crack several ribs. Takes. Over New Patrol Traffic Officer Robinson, who has. been located at Exeter some years, has been allotted the patrol of High- way No. 4 from Clinton to Wingham Ile has already covered his new beat4 for a week or so. Started an Pavement Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Finkbeiner, of Seaforth, announce the engagement of their eldest .daughter, Mary Boat -1 rice, to Wm. J. Faulkner of Sarnia, The marriage to. take place an June i.4th.--ddr. and Mrs.. Wesley Hiogg- arch, .Seafo.rth, announce the engege.- ment of their only daughter, Thelma A. to Raymond J. W. Townsend, son of Mee and Mrs: Amos Townsend of Tuckersmith. The marriage to take place in June. Knocked Down by Colts AIma Skinner, daughter of Mr. and M.rs. Cecil Skinner, •of Usborne, was knocked dawn: by Some. colts, was cut about the face and was rendered unconscious, she was heading off • some colts that were running betwe- en the orchard and house and one of them must have struck her, when she was found Iying on the ground uncon eio;is, and suffered wounds about the face. To Study in France Miss .Mary E. Depew, teacher of modern languages at the Clinton Col- legiate Institute for the past eight years, has resigned her position and will leave for France about the end of August.She has bee.; a:aa tlbd scholarship by the goveri_.neent which' entitles her to a especial course lin French at Sorbonne, Paris. The awe, and is based solely on merit, no wait ten examinations .are he.Id.. To Open in Seaforth An announcement has been nsade that P. D. McConnell will open an office in Seaforth for the practice of' law. _Associated with him in a partner, ship well be H. Glenn Hays. Both menetI are well known throughout the dis-3. trict, McConnell being a former re. -;1:-1 dent of Dublin. Recently he has ?Meal a partner in a Toronto law firtn. Mr. I Hays is a son of Mrs. Jas. Hays of Seaforth, and the late James Hays. His graduation front Osgood Half :WILT announced on June lot. tpeeg nun' ,iSupeettegr NEWS lFroaa the West. Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell, of Killarney, Man., are visiting for a few weeks with the "farmer's brother Androw i ampbell .of Exeter and .othe er 'relataivres, They are also attending a convention of the C.A.F. at Niagara Falls, -aq Acting Postmistress Mrs. J. A. Lee has been appointed acting postmistress in Goderich to take charge until the appointment of a successor to the late John Galt. Mrs. Lee ,came to Goderich from ,Soathanipten, on Nov. 193c, after Mr °;alt's .health had failed. :Returns from- England Miss Reta ..Rowe arrived at Mon- treal Sunday evening last on the Duchess oe .Bedford, after a pleasant visit In England :and Scotland. Mrs. Rowe and Miss 'Vera and Bobby Din- ney motored to Montreal last week and were at the boat to meet her. . Edeter 1 banes -advocate. Stephen Hogarth of Exeter, suffer- ed a fracture of his leg while visiting •t l.e farm of his son-inelaw A. Car- ter of Prospect Hill. He was standing on a, box when the box gave way un- der him, twisting his leg with the a- bove results. Dragged Into Saw 'T'ae tragic death of James Wilson, prominent Whitechurch resident, and manager of the Wilson sawmill, cast gloom, over the community when while engaged ire adjusting the set- screw.: on a circular saw in his mill, in some planner got his arm caught in the shaft pulley. He was dragged into the saw, and his bady was prac- tically severed. Death was instantan- eous. Only one employee was an eye- witness of the tragedy. Born in CuI- rarss Twp., he had been a resident of the vicinity all his life, and for the past ming°ger of years had contracted a madams; hneinees. He was an exper- ienced sawyer. Fe?l Fro -s Earn R;,of F3aviti tser n eel, aged 6() was in- stantly killed when he fell from the roof of hie ham at his f.u•m, lot 7, con., 2, 'I'ue mega th. lie was a pop- ula• famine and had served on the Tr anhte, Council Sino 1085; The• 1 o. d while he and his. :see! were. sleineding the roof of the �... €ne° ..,..r,l was the roof pill-- ling up.: - : , wire . _:s son was- onn -pee ,grome:l bundles to a rove. 'the son be .ic only wit- ness of the accident. It is thought that in pulling on the rope he lost his footin - and hurtled over the edge to the gneund, a distance of about 30) feet. He was conscious . when the son; re.aclte d him, but died within a few tree msnts and before medical aid could be secured. 11 FARMERS NEEDINGMONy to finance improvernentsw3th good business judgment ap- proves, ante invited to consult with our nearest branch manager. The Bank of Montreal recog. Mikes the need of farmers to keep theirrproperties t'ro.m becoming run- down and their .equip - 111 merit equip - meat from becoming obsolete... Borrowing to keep your farm in good working condition should be profitable; it is a coat- £orxry use of credit. Our local. 'branch managetil. etre familiar with the needs of: farmers in each locality- They welcome applica- • tions for loans having a. £191Jfr11ctive purpose. LS'TABIL3S1;IED 381,7 Ha bank where seeerfl acro;:nts ate welcome" 01EIi3V, EXPERIENCED BANKING SERVICE .... the Qatcomr.. a+r', �?ep1 Yrarre Suar f d Op -ratios Zurich Branch: E. M. DAGOG, Manager 11?