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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1957-01-24, Page 4P. 1. 1 ti 4. Progressive Conservative Association FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY OF HURON Norninating Convention Monday, J nary 28th At 2.30 pan. LEGION HALL — CLINTON GUEST SPEAKER -- GEORGE HEES, M.P. for Toronto Broadview ELECTION OF OFFICERS 1, °HAS, MacNAUGHTON, JOSEPH MURPHY, , President Secretary 1 4 4 4 fi 4. 4. .4. 4+ 4 SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster Little pigs started on SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster weigh 40 pounds and more at weaning—and tests at the SHUR-GAIN Demonstrations Farm prove that 40 pound weanlings save a month's feeding. time. A feeding program of SHUR-GAIN -1 ig Booster from 10 days to 10 weeks of age will fit your pigs to make the best use of their feed and reach market sooner. Start Every Litter on Pig Booster MILT DEITZ & SON Zurich, Ont. LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Anne Sauve has returned after alovely holiday with relatives and friends at Tio2onto, Buffe,to, and Rochester, N,Y. • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horner of the 1•4th Con.; Messrs. Melvin and Har- rison Schoch of Zurich attended the funeral of the late Cyrus Schoch at Kitchener on Tuesday. • • Mr and Mrs, George Hes, of Hen - were recently in Fairgrove, Mich aattemding the funeral of a relative, Mr. Kirk. Attend Funeral think BETTER of the girl Who does not drink. Stick to your guns young ab- stainers! Help to increase these figures brewers fear.--Advt. family and Mr and. Mrs Addison. Tieivan spent aunday with Mr and Mrs, Elliot Baur;liff and family, They eeiebrated Mrs. Tiernan's birthday, Euchre Party--- The W. I, held a very well attend- ed euchre Friday evening, on the seholol. Committee in ,charge was Mrs. Addison Tiernan, Mrs. Harold Rade', iMrs. !Stuart Wolfe and Mrs. were then taken to Mont Elliott Ce- metery fon' (burial. Those who at- teethed from this parish were: Mr and .IVT,rs, .Freld Dxr+charune in ,vompan T with 'Mrs. Jaynes Masse, Bob Masse and Doxninque IGtoifxtoli; :also 14r and Mrs. 1VTosare •G+elinas, Mrs. Wilfred Oorxviveau and iMra. Nettie Harvey. We offer our deepest empathy to the bereaved family in their moments of Floyd Wein, Winners were. door grief. prize -- IIVIrs, Ken. Keller, High prizes, Mrs. :Hobbs Taylor and Glen Webb; consolation, Mrs. Mervyn Webb and Larry Wein. St. Joseph & 13lue Water Area • On 'Tuesday last, January 15th, there passed away in Detroit, Mr. i Peter Masse, a victim !of the grimy, malady, Cancer, in This sixty-fifth year. Mr Masse was a native of this parish, ,and when a young man in the year 1910 went to search of work in Detroit where he has lived ! continuously since, .His first work was in the old Vapor Stove Works, where later he befame foreman, and many of the boys in search of work he took their •in and gave thein lobs. • Huron County Council At the Huron County Council meeting last week Harry Gowdy,who for seven years has represented How,- id; ow-.ick Township at Huron Co. Council was elected Warden Tuesday. In a straight two-man contest wxlth Reeve Cecil Blake, of Ashfield, he was de- clared the winner and althoueh the Mr. Masse had the gift +o ndness l and sheared it. to others. in times of need. Many times during his life he' Contrary to the wishes of practic-', would say "live and let live" and ally every merchant, a survey made' for that we highly •c,olnplixnent him. by Gruneau Research Limited, of 'Tlhirty-five years ago he was married Toronto issues a bulletin contrary to the early iclosing which is now the order of the day. We quote: — "More than two-thirds of the people interviewed. during an Ontario -wide survey just completed favored even- ing shopping. This was the third sim- ilar poll in recent Weeks, all three having indicated a strong public de- mand for evening 'shopping privileg- es. City of Kitchener, 75 per cent; in favour; balance of Ontario 69.4 p.c. Recently, member newspapers in the Canadian Institute of Public Opinion, published results of a nat- ion-wide study on the same i=sae, revealed that 69. p.c. of the public favored evening shopping. The big fear is that clerks will have to work f ici Can You Solve This:) Exchange: The Houston Press re• ceived a letter from a subs.orroer, ask- ing for help in figuring out her fam- ily relationships. But for once the newspaper fell down. Here Is her problem; "My father's brother mar= ried my husband's sister, They had 10 children. My husband had seven children when I married him. We .have five. "My father's brother's old- est son married my husband's second daughter, they had five children. "Now four of those children are mar- ried and have children. Three of My will find himself in a bad position. A children also have children." "What relation are these children?" "We cannot figure out how we are related' we." Can you? WANT EVENING SHOPPING to Margaret Esther Nichol of Wind- sor, a former school teacher of this parish. They were married in lin maculate Conception Church, by the late Path -ad Denis Brisson, and from their union three daughters were born; Patricia, Mrs. Fred Wagner; • Roselle, Mrs. George Harvey, and Oharolette, Mrs. Jim Scully, all of Detroit; sisters, Mrs. Fred Dutcharn,e and Mrs. Ramie •Geoffrroi of St. Jos - o h, and iMrs. Armand Beneteux of Conard River. Brother;, James Masse of St. Jos- eph; Paul of Windsor; and Cyril of Detroit. The remains golf deceased were laid out in De Santis Funeral Hoare tial Saturday 19th where a short service was held, then taken longer • hours when open at night. to St. Philip's Church where re- The Ontario survey covered rural quiean High Mass was celebrated by areas, towns under 10,000 in popu- tthe parish priests. The remains dation and cities. Mr and Mrs Bent Bachart and vote was not unnounced. it was i"'d- children of the Bronson line north, icated officially to have been 17-15. attended the funeral on Wednesdry It was the first time in 28 years Of the former's nephew, Donald Howick Township has had a warden. Schmidt. 19 years, near Kitchener,. The last time was in 1929 when Tom who died suddenly at the K. W. Hosp- Inglis held the post. A veteran of ital, , 11 years' service in municipal life, Returns From Hospital Mr. Gowdy served five years as reeve tMiss•Donna Schilbe, daughter of and three years as deputyreeve.a. . Mr and Mrs.- Hubert Schilbe return- I The Coun'cil's 1957 inaugural ses- ed ;home anter being :a patient at irhe i cion concluded +on Faiday 18.th with 'Chaldrens' Hospital. London, for the maior business being the passage of past two and a half weeks where she necesssaxy money !by-laws and con - was treated for ringworm. Her many; firming of county and council appo- friends are happy to hear that she'imfinents. Council passed a rresolut-1 is progressing favourably. ion to be sent to Premier Frost and Health iVlinister Philips, endorsing ,Huron as a site for the proposed hos- lpital-school for retarded children and strongly recommending" that a Hur- 1 • The annual meeting of the South : on County site be considered. Huron Agricultural Society was, held I Reaarciin,• future grants to co- -in tlr:asall Monday afternoon, with •unto Iver all , the question will be Earl Pick, president, in the chair., investigated and a repeat -,rade at a The i lett' .rear' fortis =cion of counlciI. -4a%** ,u saantial balance on the! Council; also increased the fox right side of the ledger. Tentative bounty for the county. Bounty for date f7a- the Hensall Spring Stockt!old fpxes now will be $2 and $1 for Show wns set for the last Friday injpups.• Last year's rate was $1 per May 31,4. Members of the Hensall. head2a"- Peal,r Club will show 36 calves at th!., show which will be judged for showman ship and sold at auction. The pre:•ident, Earl Dick and secy- ANNUAL MEETING 14ENSALE. Mr and s ar"..- •treasurer, �. ivr t�ersiaue, were tip-- ,� :am. Lee. of the Nosy Ma pointed delegates to attend the Agr.•,er Restaurant are leaving this F idea. - 25th ]by motor for Mexico, wh ere they will vacation for a few i weeks, - e My. Anthony Van -Dyke of St. Etienne Des Gross, Que.,. and Mz' and Mrs E. Van✓Lylke of 4Louiseville, Que visited with '114r and Mrs Siitm •Robol McGriear; Directors - Hay Twp., last week and while here toiured G+en- Wm. Decker, Earl Campbell; Tuck- e<sniith, Stan. Jackson, Bob McGreg- or; Usborne, Sam Dougall, Wm. Lam- port; Hibbert, Jack Kineman, .. Earl Dick; Stanley, Elgin McKinley, Bert McBride; Stephen, Otto Willert, Rue- ;,ell Brown; Hensall, George Armstr- ' ng, R. H. Middleton, Lorne Luber. icultural Society Ocalvention to be held in Toronto February "27 - zSth. Officers appointed were — Presi- dent, Earl Dick; vice-pres. Robert McGregor, Jim. Doig; secy-treasurer A. W. Kersuake; Assistant, Jim eral Coach Works in C'aaiad`a. IMr. Wm. Venner who has been a patient at ,Scott Mem. Hospital, Sea- forth, eafornh, suffering with pneunxonra, re- turned to tihe Thome of his daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs. Wm. Kyle on Wednesday where he wiII recupertte from his illness ibefore re- turning to his own home, Huron Temperance Notes Mrs. John Hazelwood ;who has been ' la patient at South Huron Hospital•, FIGURES BREWERS FEAR Exeter, has been admitted to the "But drinking - is a CUSTOM. Queenway Nursing Home here, wh- I'.:verybody in my class does it. If ere her husband is also a ,patient. you don't you're a freak," Not so! In a recent b:oow "Drink • ing in College., based on a report ,rrf eurvey conducted ry the Yale ;Miss Anna Messner of London, +t"exrtre of Alcoholic Studies, this spent the week -end with Mr and Mrs eom•mon fielief is exploded,. Table Fred Messner. 95, beaded "Attitude Toward Ab- ;Miss Barbara Becker of Kitchener' ata.i:ner,•". tell:, what happens to snent the week -end with Mr and lane socially if he does net drink in Mrs. V, L. I3ecker. colite, ':4-H. Club. Aaron?; every ten of his crass - The Homemakers' Club niet Wed - mates. there will he nine who nesday P7013 Ng with eleven present. eitiher do not care or feel adn 'a- The meeting, armed with the 4-H. tion for the abstainer. Just one pledge followed :by roll -call. We will feel scorn or pity finished the (bound button holes and And the girls who abstains. learned how to sew on face. The Thirty-two per cent of her fellow discuss'an of forming a, Barden club stt lents will not care at all. Sixty- followed. Pill rail fee eat meet• tw,v will ar'Im.ire, arnrave pad re- ing "Ask a PaAclle." •1>tir•-,.•P. is to be 0pert her. 'l''our per -cent will feel -continued on ''a'ae ntta l'"'Ating.'C10- o illty 'en"I two per cent, r ty. T- pAri yxi+i, t"•-,, Ino; -et t'vo-t(rf t- of the woman will Mr and 1itT7'a Ufitfted' iMerner and DASHWOOD Tlhursday, 4anqau'3'' 20k %ern 9 IF 'YOU rt -''WE WHEN TIRED Driving a car when you are tired is a danger- ous highway habit. You cannot drive safely in modern traffic if your reflexes are slow and your eyes are half closed. If you feel • weary—pull off the road and take a rest. HOW' GOOD ARE Y :< ILIR DRIVING HABITS?' DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS---ONTARIQa • l . e Niros for 1051 -sets n vou the BIS dfffreDce trucks w highsIin wear C ability tris •sy.?' C,[•.Sl r ` '•\' ; ; +; ii ni1:`;z. • lr---' `-V--' a • ,aeR'„r&fi "� Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited - Advanced Power -Dome V -8's are now available in :ill models. Dodge- engineered to give you full power (180 to 216 h.p.) an regular gas. Or you can choose the Lodge Big 6. New alligator -type hood can be opened a full 90 degrees for complete access to the engine, or 45 degrees for routine servicing. Sturdy, two -position stop keeps hood in place when opened. Push -button driving, available on. -.. ton models, lets you posh a button,, step on the gas and got New hand- brake lever enables you to adjust cable slack from inside the cab. From /2 ton to 65,000 lbs. G.C.W., the high -styled choice for all your hauling needs D700 Tractor and Trailer, D500 with Dump body, 0400 with Milk Delivery D300 with Stake body, 0100 Panel, up to 45,000 lbs. G.C.W. 17,0001bs, max, G.V.W. - body. 15,000Ibs. max. G.V.W. 8,800 lbs. max. G,V.W, 5,000 lbs. max, Biggest wrap-around windshield gives you 1,023 square inches of vision area. Whop -around rear window is available, too, Electric windshield wipers operate at constant speed, HENSALL MOTOR SALES Telephone 31 WITH Tc� FORWARD LOOK) ; Thos. Coats .. Proprietor Len McNight Sales Rept. HENSALL. ONTARIO