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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1935-09-12, Page 4STANLEY TOWNSHIP I vacation with her parents. Mh. and Mrs, 'W, H, Stephenson j :nand Mr. ;and Mrs. Orval Stephenson, of Marlette, Mich., are spending thhe •wee'tc 'with friends in Stanley. The Utter r .ae assisting with the music at ;he =services being held at hayfield `albs week. 1 Th. and lass. A. Buchanan have moved to Varna to the house: form - tarty occupied by Mr. E. Epp, and 'fandlyr Anniversary services will be held .tet Goshen United Church next un- aday, September 15th at 11 and 7.30 xa'cloek. Rev. Mr. Chandler of Kippen will be the guest speaker. -al music will be furnished. :Maven choir kindly consented to lirnish the music for the evening �er�ce. DASHWOOD MIr. and Mrs. S. Zimmerman of :pata1eh were Sunday visitors with Mr rand Mrs. A. Haugh. tiss Hilda Snell returned to De- xt en Tuesday after spending her Mrs. Hy. Hoffman and son Harry Mrs. M. Tiernan, Mrs. Stacey and Mrs. Wm. Kleinstiver attended the funeral of the late C. A. Buehlow of Chicago, at Walkerton on Monday. Mr. W. Mathews and sister Roxie of London, Miss Hilda Snell and Mrs. Wm. Snell took a motor trip to Nia- gara Falls, Buffalo and through New York State over last week -end. We are pleased to report that Mr. Herb Willert who has been confined to his home for some time is improv- ing alowly. Mr. Robt Hoperoft who has spent the summer at Crytral Beach, has re- turned home. Quite a number from here are at- tending London Fair this week. BLAKE Miss Jean Hey has returned to London, after spending a few weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eci. Erb and family called on Mrs. J. A. Manson Sunday evening. Duro-Special Capacity 250 gals. per hour, with 30 gallon Galvanized � �` '� ".' -a-aa Tank. Time payments ii desired. 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Wickens of Ingersoll spent Sunday with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hey and family, Mr. Lorne Manson of Thorndale, called on 'friends in the village on Saturday. Miss Kathleen Hey is holidaying with friends at London. (Intended for last week) Mr. Donald Turner of London, was a week -end visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Douglas, Mr. Gordon Surerus, accompanied by his sister, Miss Meda Surerus and Miss Mildred Hey, spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hey recently. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Menno Martin a son. Congratulations The W. M. S, meeting was held at Blake United Church last week. 'Mrs. Lang Foster is holidaying_ with 'friends at Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Oesch and dau- ghters spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Oesch. Mrs. Janes McElhinney of London spent a few clays with her friends; Miss Jean Hey. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner and son Grant spent the holiday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnston. Misses Gwen and Mary Clarke of Goderich spent the holiday with their mother, Mrs. E. A. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weido and dau- ghter Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston of Zurich, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johonstoon on Sunday aftern000n. Mrs. Glen Hamilton and daughter Joan of Kitchener are holidaying with her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Manson on the Goshen Line. HILLSGREEN The Hillsgreen church congregation assembled with the Kippen church folk on Sunday morning and partook of the Communion service which was administered at the close of the ser- mon. Rev. Mr. Bandy of Varna circuit will he in eh:•t•;., of the ...rvice in the Hillsgreen church en Sunday, Sept. 1i>th. Rev. E. F. Chandler is in charge of the Anniversary Service on Goshen Line church on that day. Hillsgreen Church Anniversary is on Septembe: 22nd, Rev. Page, the guest speaker from Exeter. Among those going from this vic- inity to Platteville, to the funeral of the late Agnes (Love) Randall on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love, MMlrs. Jas. Love and son Stan- ley, 1Ii', and Mrs. Ross Love. i1r. W. L. Forrest of Goderich, was in the vicinity for a day and also visited the peat plant. Mr. W. Jarrott and Annie visited Mr. and Mrs. D. Nickel in Hensall. Miss Verna Linder of Denfield vis- ited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parson and on Gerald. Miss lVIary Hagan returned to Lon- don on Monday to attend the West- ern Fair. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Smith and son Harry spent a few days in Toronto, with relatives and also took in the C. N.E. Fall Fairs are new the order of the day, just wateh the cars going by this week to Landon. W. M. S. \r•^:11 be held in the church on Wednesday afternoon Sept. 18, at 2.30. A bee will be held to clean the churc'nt that day. Everyone ple- ase coarse. MT. and Mrs. Shaw of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. F. Mousseau Zurich rd visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Weido. Mr. Otto Stephan of Hensall has been visiting his mother on the farm Mss. L. Troyer returned to her home in Brigden a few days ago. HENSALL Postmaster Sutherland spent a few days in Toronto last week. The Hensall public and continuati- on schools re-opend last Tuesday with the sante staff of teachcers as the past year. Milton Ortwein visited with his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff of Delhi were visitors with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scruton of Port Dover visited their relatives in town. Margaret Dick has returned to Strathroy after visiting a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dick, Hay Tp. The many friends of Jas Robinson are pleased to hear he is improving after his recent severe illness with heart attack. Mrs. Robt. Higgins and two sons, returned home after a pleasant vis- it at Beach -o -Pines. Donald Willard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Willard, was taken to the Seaforth hospital and operated on For apendicitis. He is improving nic- elty. • ;;Ray Paterson left Monday last for 'Ochawa. Margaret Buchanan, R.N. left on Saturday for Port Huron after •sp. ending several weeks at her home. • Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnston of Tor- onto were week -end visitors with Mr And Mrs, Jas. Paterson. Wm. Parke f the 2nd of Hay Tp. Incl :the Misfortune to be kicked by a horse last :week, breaking his arm ;x.tween tre elbow and shoulder. Wm. Reid .and ;friends of Port Ro- ran were visitors here with his von.dparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. She - Mrs. Agnes McDonald wins a visitor •:':'- 'ends n key clays in London. ^n.' Mr-. Will McLean and c..' dants;..m of i:itlznilton, are visit et1 ante=alaargagaMEEM Tutrs lsry+' OS5 LEADING PAINT M UFACTURERS ANNO U N'CE First Quaiity House Pant Now The Quality Remains Exactly The Same-. Dating from to -day, the price of first quality house paints manufactured and sold by the undersigned companies is reduced from $4.65 to $3.75 per gallon. There has been no change in market condi- tions or manufacturing costs to justify this step. We feel, however, there is urgent need for action that will make it possible for house- holders to obtain the highest quality paints at the lowest price consistent with strict main- tenance of quality. rt Only The Price Is Changed. Thousands of people all over the country have been forced to put off much needed paint- ing. Thousands more Stave been misled by "bargain" prices into using inferior paint of little or no value. We want to make it easier for you to enjoy the advantages of painting with first quality paint only, and are confident that the generous reduction in price now annow-ted is the best way to accomplish this. THIS IS OUR CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS NATIONAL RECOVERY THE CANADA PAINT CO., Limited e THE INTERNATIONAL VARNISH CO., Limit PILKINCTON BROS. (Canada) Limited THE MARTIN-SENOUR CO., Limited ' m •• • .. at Ca ia& Paint" !LL 3.ia: t11ca " Paint "109% Pure" Paint THE SHERWIN-WILL!AMSCo., of Canada, Limited 3 SWP " Paint >ro�n ,„-,eeo..r'W.. .• w �...,.1.V. r,. ing with Mrs. McLean's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joohn Passmore. A number of girl friends of Miss Helen Mun met at the home of Mrs_ W. W. Chapman one evening in hon- or of Miss Munn who . is leaving shortly to train for a nurse and pre- sented her with some useful gifts. A dainty lunch was served. llr. and Mrs. John Corbett and son Ho.. visited with friends at Dash- wood. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Miclle and children were visitors at Grand Bend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Blo- ws at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Devlin of St- ratford were visitors with Mr. and Sallie. Fred Corbett, Hay Tp. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren spent a few days with friends in London turd Detroit. Maynard Harmon of Toronto vis -i Red friends in town last week. Mrs. Agnes McDonald is opening up a millinery shop in the Murdock block which will be known as "The Bonnie Bonnett Shoppe.'” Mr, and Mrs. Laird Joynt of Tor- onto visited with his mother, Mrs. Alice Joynt. Mr. and Mrs. G. Davis and ehiTd ren of Toronto visited her parents;. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McDonald, Lon- don Rd. Miss Martha Carlile of London vis- ited with her parents, Wilson Carlile. Judge Wm. Watt of Crooksown, Minn.., visited with his cousins, Reeve. and Mrs. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woods of Santa Barbara, Calif., are visiting with Mr. Wood's grandmother, Mrs. Jolie Dire • sdale. Mr. and Mrs. Woods have be- en on a motor trip to British Col- umbaa and are now on their way to• their home in Santa Barbara, Cal. COUNTY NEWS Sold Property Peter ltaveile • of Grand Bend„ has sold his property, "Kossy Nook" at Grand Bend, to Daily Hayes of Parkhill. • Civic Holiday As has hf'm' the enstom for many years, 'Bayfield wil hold their Civic .:o,iutty on Thursday of London Fair week, Sept. 12th., when the business places will be closed to attend the London Fair. Passes at Grand Dena The funeral of the late Georgi Ravi rle, only son of Mr. , nni Mrs, :Sohn Ravolle, of the Blue Water iiig!l,way was held Sunday afternooxa' last, conducted by Rev. J.. B. Moore. Interment in Grand Bend cemetery. A Queer Buck Up in Southampton they have a duck which seems to be among the moat stupid., or most persistent, of its kind. For more than a. month it has sat en a pile of round stones, which it gathered by itself, and: has been trying to make them into. little ducks - Many Potatoes Near Fullerton, Mrs.. Gilbert Me - Neil dugg up a hill of potatoes and when she had them all out she coun- ted four very large ones, 18 medium! sized, and 24 of smaller size . It is elaimedi that this* is moa `fish. story' but real facts.. Everbearing Raspberries John Murray, of Egmondville, bro- ught into The Expositor office a you- ng- shoot from an everbearing rasp- berry bush in his garden, that was literally loaded with large berries.+On. thea same day he sold some in town. ' Thresher Injured Lorne Eckert, of SebringviIIe, suf- fered a painful head injury while en- gaged in threshing operations on the j Eckert farm. Three stitches were re- gaited to close a wound inflicted when he fell, striking a pulley. At Work on Town Books Hale and Allen, accountants of chi: U. S. Fidelity Company, which holds the band of the former tax collector and assessor. of G'odberich, are at present employed going over his ISoal. Hotel Owner Fined A fine of 1850 and costs was levied against Mrs. B. G. Joyce, proprietor- ess of the. Village Inn, at. Cargill, ap- pearing on a charge. nf• operating' a disorderly beverage room when .she appeared before Meg: Walker in pol-1 ice court. The charge followed a tour of inspection by Prey:. and Co: !Con- stables. An Ashfield Family blear Lucknow, the H'ucketts, have lived on the same 100 acres of land for 6 generations. It is believed that this; is almost a record in English- speaking Canada and can be match, ad only in Quebec. Ono member of the family was born on the farm 88 years ago and has lived there Contin -I uously since. The land was taken up I in 1845 by Andrew Hackett. A Horseshoe pitcher Fred Harburn, of Cromarty, is; at Moline, 1I1., competing for the Whtr- Id 1iorwslioe championship. He is the Do n.niaa of Canada horseshoe »itch -1 ink, champion for 1934 and is one of dQ load n I i-rclie s, l a siwada ft ' and the United States who are come peting for the World championship. LP -en -al Women "'Jell for Goderich At amazing ,of Liberal women in 1ras decided to form a Liberal Women's Club in Goderich under the North Huron Liberal As- sociation. 'R. J. Deachman, North Hu ron Liberal candidate, addressed the gathering and Mrs. Deachman was the chairman. Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Wes. V. Jefferson, Seaforth, .announce the engagement sof their younger daughter, Elva Mar- ion, to Alfred E. Mitchell of Windsor son of Mrs. E. Mitchell, of Beams- viile, the wedding to take place ire September. Accident Victim Buried Mitchell—The funeral of George W. Miller, who was killed in a car accident in Mitchell took place from the home of his niece, Mrs. Steinack er. Services by Rev. Hagelstein. Fol- lowing the service the remains were - laid to resat in Wooland cemetery. 91st Birthday Sydney Jacobs, one of Seaforths' most highly respected residents, cele • - brated his 91st birthday at his home last Wednesday. He is one of the pioneer business men of Seaforth, is in excellent 'health and enjoys his., walk nve:ry, 7day, Took County Team to C.N.E. Ian 1iTacLeod, Agricultural Repre- sentative, Clinton, was in Toronto last week, having taken the Huron County judging team to the C.N.E., 'where they competed in the Inter - county Competition. The team cons- isted of Mrs. Eyre, ICippen and Misses Eleanor 'Wilson and Ruth Straughah, dl aa"bunn. Hydro kates Reduced A reduction of $4 per h.p. has been • :made by 'Ont. Hydro -Electric Power Commission for power supplied Kin- cardiine public utilities commission, according to information received at-. the `local office. The rate will now be b� hp. With this dated back: 'tin Jan. 1, the saving to the local cone 'will be $1,226. Good lower Show There ivas a splendid display at the. Exeter Horticultural Society Flower show in the basement of the Pubiio L brar recently. In spite of the fact that many varieties were not at their best. The showing of gladioli wan g ood and the local showing was sup- plemented by a display from the gar- flare of lbw. lief,•. Brown, of Liman,. wohho, acted, as judo. Rev. Brown al- • so€ve an address on the ctltivatiara••r .04 Amts.