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FIRE PREVENTION WEEK, OCTOBER 4-10
With Care. 9 in 10 Fire Preventable
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40 YEARS AGO
OCTOBER 3. 1919
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412§5111922111111111ECZEW
PPLE DAY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3
AN _APPLE
THE ZURICH BOY SCOUTS
will be conducting an "APPLE DAY"
in ZURICH and DA,SHWOOD DISTRICTS
Emery Feeley a•nd Herb Kral-.
De-err:le ea lIonday. where
thee asevexth aecepted positions
Etatien -eel: have an up -tee -date
ees-aerant en the. near future.
This ee a. erer-st eer.veralersce
-he reage:Lir.a. eueliato as none
of -he itteses in sewn are serving
ree-als se T.-se:sena
Teseer. Bedard has 'eased his
fine f sem nee: S'. seeph ta his
see_ 7.-esteaalltie fee a period of
flee yeses
Fere -lee ettee day destroyed
- 4• -as nets estoteence
• eeee-ed Beeeriee..
The eses'e'...ense wee r.esging cerrepl-s-
15 YEARS AGO
SUGAR and SPICE
Al (By W. (Bill) 8. T, Smiley)
A news streee the ether day e feliewerep and gored singing. in
teal .of the 'crash • landing of a 2) 1 a dozen different aecents.
eesieciri Seltfire, the last serviver *
cif tee...ed of the Battle of Bri-'. gese sfroging wa tee, bast ;mit.
tain. Far frern male:rig rie nestal- Heve yeu ever heard a French-
.
aEPTESIBER 2a, 194,4 ' zaee me- a certain satisfae- man einging wanna gate jus
as!„....,.„:„: liggaseseer„ "ton -Probably '. I said tr., rr,Ff. 11k,, ze ger,: marr,,e deerrile
• ; the ''`lesieoer.. Lene seuth.spen-. ' era? of those claPecdeout dogs wee Der? Or a Norwegian yarkg/ing
ageser.oe are leeteree. flew at Retinal-. -'Valaseeng Mateelda"? Or an
e - • eal :re • aee ter -tap- Australian bellowing "Aleng saw -
c •
lefeera,r..e. Isabelle eIdest 5.1a.ughter nets e.hat they gasse us te..ave de la patrie. le .iour tie glewer
7,4J iL tIS. Garnet areneray. tre.in on -Spits that ?tad been arrive'?
....7..e.etee was %unitedn mai' arseeia sae Bareee r„ ,
Lieyd eresjseaLne. (drily nee as theegh thy'd heeni On our way home, we'd practise
see ef end :-et Des- , through the Battle r.if Hastings.', formation flying. cm our bikes,
rrc afral-1 I didn't tee. nti- with no harals, which frequently
'ires 71%-d Fr.z ?eve -ee-ae e•-aeut tee- eellant• IE meant winding up in a them
set eseed te-rt es teen Ten) e'er Spitfire. when I read of its de- hedge. The etimax to the ride
see:sr-Leg :a. few days in. that city. ratse. I get so many had scare.s', back was a race down the steep
Fatiecia OTra-ger left er. while flying those things that I hill to our huts, with no lights, na
Teessley feeEesa Hall. where • always tores.ed en them with a hands and very often no brakes.
• There'd be tremendous collisions,
ane. eentinue her seedies for • jaundieed eye afterwards.
* with cursing, laughing bodies fly-
-:::;Le7d7.7.2;:e.s7M.s.estir. Laub and Bur sagea ma thinking in all directionsa.t the bot-
* 4
Dash- =,..-'47Alt r.PI he happiest. times I torn.
oeod. spent -.he weekend v'tl:r•• • have ever hs.d. and remernberine, *
tr- 1,:1717:hiF:Ther
same of the best friends I ever It sounds pretty silly, and it
grx'cl:-`1 ty-'°-tr4 the d.e. We "ook athree-months op- was. But we were all very young,
Blake eariagtessaeien atter.de.d. the erational trairang 'nurse on Spit- axid. very gay, even the Europeans,
oshen Line Church ar.elversery fetes in -he heart of Shropshire. though their gayety had an edge
es:et:es -Jr_ Sunday. La the de...ad of an English winter, bitterness to it, a touch of via
Relcie r)f the Gr-4a•hen 14:a:1r. which there Is nothing dead- )ence..
... 1 * * a
My special friends were Nils,
Van, Singh and Paddy. We flew
in the same flight, ate and drank
together, and pursued various
Le -se Staniesy Tewg.snip. neia e en.
- eter -esesski ae-s4sin. -sale of leis k
The aierion ef the effe.c-s Nt'xiclaY- He recen---:5'
cre-.v we were! Poles,
Laslie. held or. , . Ausralia-es. Canadians. A Norwe-
e roue'''. of Frenchmen, a
aee
are -1.e.nereee.
4r a:sad laltiaes 'were era- Belanan b;ace of N'ew Zealand- young women together. I've never
ey ore 4 eeely dee. ---e ateatie ce or- dues-
eee an Irishman. a handful of those days we were as close seen one of them since, but
as
brothers are supposed to be.
=7"- N. .1c71. :he beSt ef health. • elesets and Enelish. and four pilots
yee. eeeee al:ea-2 hes retureeel v,. H Ccwers seal satt.saaa freern Ireta. And hot.v well we got
though so different in out-
"— senes who
The r. teee ':';e„,_
ee e zera, ubx-inging. scrapped were t The only
father. Mr. Char pp
- see Landee_ tee.- da.y -east are.e.k. he In-
t
a a a 4 ft ,arts. arnong themselves, because
the.y were a Sikh, a Moslem, a
n't abide each other.
PREDICTIONS are for .
COLDER WEATHER AHEAD!
We he a larefy new
range of Winter Wear for
leer) in the Entire Family.
Girls Flannelette
•
rt
Ca Mf ° zes, 2 tea 6: 1.69 to 2,98
Sizes a to 14: 2.50 to 2.98
I LADIES' FLANNELETTE
PYJAMAS
Sizes 34 to 40 and 0
2,98 and 3.98
Pyjamas
Ladies' Flannelette
Night -Gowns
long sleeves, smoil, medium,
large and oversize.
2.98 and 3.98
„.........—.....,
[Large New Shipment Of
GIRLS' and LADIES' WOOL SOCKS
25. YEARS AGO 10 EARS AGO Creisetan and a Hindu and could-
0C1013E.E. 4., 19-34 SEPTEMBER 29, If49
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W 1.--''r”: cell --he F -ate" -"a Ileidernan has dIsPosed On a winter night, we'd mount
"re 7".:".r --r• 4 t• pheteerespher of the re -h. -e Mr. F.ezenead Tey. To- head off down the black road for
D' takes. about a dozen of us, and
eeee "his year. as .--„it his ga_gare farm west. Of zt./..,
7: -?-'-'•:-7- '-'7e" '-'-es's "vats IP et ---e-- rf"'.2-zcs Prssz-"Ion will be given oil. one of the neighbouring pubs. In
-: ogee 2 nalf ;sate of rehote. Orbe: 1. , out of the wet night we'd troop,
eat. spaesseea in --Veeleda.'sa Mr-. and Mrs. Henry I-loft:mane spiries as high as the sky, into
:eashwood. eelebrated jthr:s-1.5„..A..7.:::,,,ell.. :he warnyli of the fireplace, and
-.... e...- s -..........bee Fae.eee e -..---e- eeeeseeber ea
'''''.-- ---."--9-r;'`'d '--: w4-'ifrl. a21:11.7-e7sarY en - e ----e• • tee sh-nir.g pewter, and the bar-
-le -7..4'1.a; et B:3.-±. Nie --74 as very sedder_ and :rag a-
ic d*IzIf'd's cheeky salutation.
e-- esese.es 7.1,-; :he Bierth Fall Fate. olden- eccueed iase. t,Vednesdayaf - k.,..1d the locals would turn from
Heat. MatKer_r_ese left: last Wed- temoon at the alLeiva Garners in- taatr eierts or dominoes and shake
fee Kinesesgen. where he tersecteen. when ellagry. Reee. Zue
-..,.,. the- heads as they smiled a wel-
-t72-: 1.--'7--r-r: '--4:-1:aatfs 1--nivers'•77- rierr't ''''as artt"4" kiiLled" :5'''' come. And the pints would flow,
'2.ar was In e621sIsrt with ...a" car and the darts would fly, and. in
i• f. ,s. ....4.,... ..A.i.:=1. New yr)rk edete-i-r.-.en by Rev, Harold Snee, -
'''*-c. '-n '-.me rt ime at Pthe pub would be
necking with good cheer and good
Have Just Arrived
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Gascho Bros.
PHONE 59 — ZURICH
"THE STORE WITH THE STOCK"
tseitte her tvso Mr. and Mrs. Claytar. Pfile.
ee-e Mei Faleck and Mrs. Fuss. Dasiewood. were Wednesday visie.-
ars in Zurich
Me egad Mrs. Walser. Heise Local' anaiers and viseisgs
re-
i'eae. La -sea -nee Rau vrtio ported as: weck thee :he pereh
reeee: 1 few week. vat- at are again -
tee eerne ti e.-nd Mats. J. P. ches esker_ deeing :he day
hsrne time.
n ▪ Tereeit. A new 'tart :.cath -.g in the
Mrs Tnaries Enter. fernier Herb HI -siege:- etee-Td. Bert
-ne pas: Carr. Dashweeds an ex:eerier...zee
Tser. ialet El.he-r and lat. barber. ;vho has been weeking
ti af.te A Edigheffee.
hs tes.de r. Grand Bend :Ter :be
aaas- a...ease:a eceseasel 717,y sznflr will eeen for leasiness
eres-P.7.-.Z.'ferns of Stade this Friday.
"-e..fe end '7.ash e and Conrad Siemor- whe Lis -es at :he
See nee iteereaeed niee. reset ef east end of the village. me: with a
painful. accident on Saturday
the : night. when returning home from'
bane, sr. pas,ear.e. a: the work. He suffered injuries to
La-ie.:ear. ?ale Las--
- his right collar bone. when lois bi-
aeerer ;.reabeut 411e.) cycle collided with an auto in
• front of Hese jewellery store.
aes- new .geteing tri the Apiate butter wffl be boiled on.
tee flest tine we knew of is by appointment. at the Kalbfleisch
Varna next Treleaday evening. mills in Zurich.
rreelse ef the ftee: supper sea.son. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Federation King and Queen Will
Be Crowned At Annual Meeting
L
(By J. Carl Hemingway)
annual sneering of the On-
tario Federation of Agriculture
will he held in the Royal York.
Motel. Toronto. November 2, 3, 4.
cane of the interesting features of
this rneeing will he the crowning,
of the King and Queen.
This cernpetitien is open te any
psirl er bey whose home is on the
-
farm and is between the ages of
• 17 and 2i This is not a beauty
While the subjects aredefin-
itely farm topics we are hoping
they will be just as interesting
to the urban viewers as they ap-
parently were last year. In a com-
munity such as this the problems
on the farm have a real bearing
on the prosperity of the towns. A
mutual understanding on farm
matters will prove beneficial to
all.
contest but rather a test of know-
ledge en farm organization and of
pre:tic:el fanning. There will be 40th Anniversary
teemty eompetition .early in Oc-i
teaser and the winner win go to For Local Couple
the Zone eompetitien and thefl.
the finals.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Amanns, Zu-
The prizes have rot been an-; rich. observed their 40th wedding
• reemeed as yet but they will be I anniversary at their residence on
eemperable to lest year when the Wednesday, September 23, when a
• Queen received a mix -master and family dinner was served with all
he King a skill saw. Along with of Mrs, Amanns family present
this there will be a trip of three for the occasion.
ea- four days. Entries sheuld he Attending the celebration were:
sent to Hex 31e, Clinton, at once. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Gascho,
Now that fail is here we begin Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gascho and
t.e) think of the Farm Forum. Last Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
yen' proved quite successful with Gascho. Martha and Eunace, and'
• abfrut the same number of radio Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gaselio,.
forums and several new Tv for- John, Earl and Glenn.
urns in this area. Mr. and Mrs. Amanns were pre
Clie•N'X will becarrying on the sented witha woolen blanket by
Forum on TV again this year and the members of the family, aft-
' We. are hoping for an even better nr which they thanked them for
program. A planning meeting was
'held eptember 24 and the first
Forum is on TV Wednesday, Nov-
, ember 4.
* *
Nils was a long, skinny Norwe-
gian, who had made his way ac-
ross the North Sea in a fishing
boat with two others. He was sol-
emn and shy until he had a few
beers, then turned into a Viking.
Van was a saturnine Belgian ex -
army officer, who had escaped via
France and Spain, rotting in a
Spanish jail for six months before
getting to England. Betio. had
trained in CftriadE1/2,
4, 4, t
Singh was the son of a wealthy
Sikh family in India. He had all
the paraphernalia: hair down to
his waist, which he tucked under
one of a series of brilliant silk
turbans; early black beard; flash-
ing brown eyes and white teeth.
He laughed all the time. When he
had a hangover, he would tell the
flight commander it was a reli-
(Continued on Page Three)
Business and Professional Directory
AUCTIONEERS DENTISTS
ALVIN WALPER
PROVINCIAL
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For your sale, large or small,
cauresous and efficient service
at all times.
"Service that Satisfies"
Phone 119 Dashwood
INSURANCE
For Safety
EVERY FARMER NEEDS
Liability Insurance
For Information About All
insurances --Call
BERT KLOPP
Phone 93r1 or 220 Zurich
Representing
CO-OPERATORS INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION
their generous gift, as well as
their neighbours, Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Ne,eb, for their kindness in
remembering them.
HURON and ERIE
DEBENTURES
CANADA TRUST
CERTIFICATES
51/4% - 1 to 5 Years
J. W. HABERER
Authorized Representative
Phone 161 — Zurich
LEGAL
W. G. Cochrane, B.A.
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Hensall'Office Open Wednesday
and Friday Afternoons
EXETER PHONE 14
BELL & LAUGHTON
BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS &
NOTA.TOES PUBLIC
ELMER D. ?JELL,
C. V. LAUGHTON, L.L.B.
Zurich Office Tuesday
Afternoon
Phone 4
DR. H. H. COWEN
DENTAL SURGEON
L.D.S., D.D.S.
Main Street Exeter
Closed Wednesday Afternoon
Phone Exeter 36
DR. J. W. CORBETT
LDS., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
814 Main Street South
Phone 273 - Exeter
Closed Wednesday Afternoons
DOCTORS
Dr. A. W. KLAHSEN
Physician and Surgeon
OFFICE HOURS:
2 p.m. -5 p.m. Monday -Saturday
Except Wednesday
7 p.m. -9 p.m. Monday and Friday
Evenings
ZURICH Phone 51
G. A. WEBB, D.C.*
*Doctor of Chiropractic
438 MAIN STREET, EXETER
X -Ray and Laboratory Facilities
Open Each Weekday Except
Wednesday
Tues. and Thurs. Evenings, 7-9
For Appointment - Phone 606
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WESTLAKE
Funeral Home
AMBULANCE and PORTABLE
OXYGEN SERVICE
Phone 89J or 89W
ZURICH
HOFFMAN'S
Funeral & Ambulance
Service
OXYGEN EQUIPPED
Ambulances located at Dashwood
Phone 70w
Grand Bend—Phone 20w
Attendants Holders of St. John's
Ambulance Certificates
OPTOMETRY
J. E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST
SEAFORTH1 Daily except Monday
Phone 791 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.
Wednesday: 9 a.m.
to 12 noon.
Thursday evening by appointment
CLINTONl Monday Only
Phone HU 2-7010