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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1951-01-04, Page 4ZURICH HERALD Herald Printing Office (Member of Canadian Weekly News- paper Association.) SUBSCRIPTION RATES --$1.75 a ,year, strictly in advance. $2.00 may be charged. No paper discontinued `until all arrears are pain up unless •t option of publisher. The date of which every Subscription is paid i< donated on the Label. ADVERTISING RATES In Memoriam, one verse 50c. 25c Card i DR'YSDAL URICH HERALD DASHWUU) Messrs. Dennis and Treffle Lii'� Mr. Cr1r'ttSteinhagen of the I'rov- porte of Detroit were week -end vie - facial Bank of Canada le 'Montreal, itors with their sick mother, Mrs, spent a few days with his parents,Mr Charles Laporte e and Mrs, Chas, •Steinhagen. Mrs Alex, Aubin and son.. Mr end Mrs. V. . ,Becker spent ecu na.0 Andre Lloyd and Victor of Bruce - field and Mr and Mrs. H. Arthur of St. Amant of Clinton, spent Christ- mas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Montague. Mr and Mr•, Louis Denomme of Blake called on friends in our vicin- ity Sunday last. Mrs, Jane Rau left for Seaforth, Christmas, to spend the holicla!ys a few more dal,'. 1„•ilk 119(1 'G1lildnee. mac 11:14 •. few days in New Dundee. Gerald IHiigenell of Toronto spent ent the holidays with his parents, and Mrs. L, Hi�genelL Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kleinstiver and Mrs. Effie Kleinstiver spent New Year's Holiday in Bowrnanville. Mr. and '1Virs, E. Cavers of Mea - ford spent the week -end with relati- ves. elif NOW Myrtle Geiser sp , Year's holidalyys,. wit h friends in per each additional verse. ar o Sorry to report that Mrs. Charles Preston. Death of John Kuntz yanks 50c, Laporte who has been very ill forat, his John Kuntz, aged 83 died 9th 'his Miseellaileoiis articles of not more soiree time is still quite poorly, home here on Friday, than four lines. For Sale, To Rent, St.Peter'sR. C. Church wvas the farmed on the 14th•. Con., Hay 'Wanted, Lost, Found, Etc., one ire scene of devotion and piety, when 95 Ta�vnsltip before retiring and corn- He•t•ertion 35 Cents, 2 insertions 50c. per cent. of the parish attended the ing to Dashwood to live 21 years ago. Auction Sales—$2.00 for one in midnight Mass Christmas night. With He was a member of Zion Lutheran the wind blowing the snow which church and sang in the choir for mention if not over four inches in ',rttade driving very difficult, it did not nearly sixty years. 'Surviving besid length. stop the faithful. They came ten es his wife, (Susan Sippel) are one Contract advertising made knows) ' and twelve miles. 'Sonne of our new son, Arnold on the 114th Con., Hay Canadians drove fifteen miles to Township; three daughters, Luella, eon application. prove their love ,and gratitude to the at home; (Mrs. Clayton Pfile, of Dash - Address all Communications to: Infant child, Jesus. All present re- wood; Mrs. ArthurKoessell, of ceived Holy Communion. Lansing, Mich; two brothers, Will OFFICE ZURICH `• HERALD tsemi of Exeter is 2 -• a s 1 • • t TOWNSHIP OF HAY TENDERS FOR TRUCKING Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 12 o'clock noon, Saturday, January 20th, 1951, for a Three and a .Five ton Truck with a short wheelbase, equipped with a steel gravel box and hoist. • Tender to include amount allowed for the present 1947 three .ton truck to be turned in. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accept- ed. James Masse, Rd. Sup't. H. W. Brokenshire, Zurich, Ont. R.R.2. Clerk-Treas. Zurich. and Louis of Buffalo. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon from the Hoffman Funer- al Home, with Rev. L. Higenell • offi- ciating and interment in the Lutheran Bronson Line Cemetery. . GRAND BEND • Wins Television Set Harvey Pfaff, a member of the staff of the E post ost office, was the lucky'+ winner of a television set • 1at a draw at a Grand Bend Bingo, Thursday evening last. Clair Mus- ser, who sold the lucky ticket, receiv- ed a radio. W. 1. Meet The Grand Bend Branch of the W. L hell their Christmas party under the leadership of Mrs. Herb Pfile in the community hall. Mrs. Emery 'Desjardine reported proceeds from turkey dinner at $85.75 which will go on to the Exeter Hospital build- ing fund, now totaling $6'00. MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL The next meeting of the Huron County Council will be held . in the Council Chambers, Court House, Goderich, commencing Tuesday, January 16th at 2:00 p.m. All accounts, notices of deputations and other business requiring the attention of Council should be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than Saturday, January 13th N: W. Miller, County -Clerk, Goderich, Ontario. 1111111111111111.11111.111111111111111111111111111111.11111111111, 'Thursday Januar+, 4th, 1 ,,;.., 39 "SCOTLAND” TO VISIT WEST INDIES The recently reconditioned 26,000 -ton. 'CanadianPacific luxury liner Empress of S'cotl'and has re-entered the cruise field this winter with a series of seven voyages from New York down through the sun-bathed Caribb can ports of the storied Suanish Mali, beginning Dec. 22, The beatuifully appointed flagship of the C.P.R.1White: Empress, fleet, shown in lower left, will feature indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a Lido deck for sunbathe ing (shown at top) and buffet meals served on the glass -enclosed promenade deck (tower right). Traditional C.P. service and cruisine will be combined with extensive experience gained in operating cruises to the four eOr- ners .of the world before the war. The 14 -day cruise to the Panama Canal will begin Jan. 12th. Vote to Be May 14. Sarnia — If the current petition to incorporate Grand Bend as a vil- lage within ,Laxnbton County proves successful, and election may be held there May t1k4th, it was suggested by County Solicitor John Cowan. He stated this would be the earliest date upon which the election could be Nomination day would be .set for Mae 7, and the election would be ov- er in time for the new reeve to take his place on County Councrr for the June session. Action towards the incorporation has so far been limited to certification pf the petition by J. Huey, •County 'elerk, and the appoint- ment of Fred Moly, Thedford, to take a census of the community. A min- imum of 750• population is necessary for incorporation. A by-law autheriz- ing the" incorporation is . now being drafted by Mr!Huey. If passed, it will be filed for three months, during which appeals against it may be fil- ed. Majority of the villagers , report- edly want their tonununit in Lamb - ton because it would then come un- der the jurisdiction of the Liquor !Control Act of Ontario. In Huron. County the Canada Teinperance Act is in force. STANLEY TOWNSHIP Rev. and Mrs. Hinton of Kippen, were holiday visitors with Rev. and Mrs. Woods, of Grand Bend. Mrs. L. J. Doig and Janet of Kip - pen are spending the winter months in Grand Rapids, Mich. A quiet wedding took place on Wed. Dec. .210th, by Rev. J. W. Rog- ers, Hensall, of •Caroline E. MacEwen of Kippen to R. Stirling ,Graham, of Cromarty. • Mr. Lorne 1NleB'ride of Windsor, is spending his holidays with his par- ents, Mr. and Mis. Robert McBride, ,Kippen. IMrs. John Henderson had the mis- fortune to fall on ices steps while in Hensall, resulting in fracturing her wrist. Mr. Don Bell 1o•f the OAC., Guelph, is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Wm. Bell, of • •Kippen. Council by Acclamation - Stanley 'PownsL!p has reelected its reeve and councillors and one school Trustee for 1951 and has chosen an- other trustee by acclamation for a 2 - year temp. The Council consists of Reeve, Eimer Webster; Councillors, Alvin (McBride Harvey Taylor, Har - Check your home's troubles be- low .. then let us help you saye by getting your home in good shape before Winter weather in- crea es the damp. e., Repair, Modernize ,... NOW LEAKING ROOF . ROTTING SIDING GARAGE NEEDED CRACKED PLASTER INSULATION NEEDED SHABBY PAINT SPLIT SIDING NEED EXTRA ROOMS WARPED FLOORING SAGGING DOORS and SASH WEATHER STRIPPING -- NOW IN STOCK Let Us Give You Wallboard Siding •Paiest Entrance Doors. a Free Estimate Insulation Plywood Roofing Lunnbet' Fred C. Kalb MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS Phones: Zurich 69 ZURICH 11 fleisch .. 5:(fl • IN LUMBER, 'SHINGLES'A' 'sD'BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Residence Zurich 162 ' Ooderich 388 and GODERIC 4 ssaueseistenesSessuessmanatterrastansaelmaiseensemeastammenneautess Ess Trusteeship Council Opens Session The United Nations Trusteeship Council, now holding its seventh annual session at Lake Success will deal with such questions as.. progress in U.N. Trust Territories, proposals for an international regime for Jerusalem, and protection of the Holy Places there. Here, Dr. Victor Hoo, U.N. Assistant Secretary-General, talks with • Boger Garrean of France, outgoing President of the ,Councils. Marjory, spent Christmas with Mr. played': As formerly. admission at: and Mrs..Alvin lalcNielsol at London. the door allows chance on prizes Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. &awn during the .evening. James A. Paterson Who on Saturday Visit Shutins last observed their 37th wedding an- ! "Members of Miss Greta Latnanie's niversary, Mr. Paterson has been Sunday School class. visited 14 shutl- vey Coleman, and Carl Houston. 'clerk of the Village for 22 !,pars. ins during the week -end, The group In his address at a public meeting The sacrament of Baptism featur- sang carols and presented Christmas ed the Sunday morning service in the boxes, and later *Miss Laramie enter' in the Township Hall, Varna, the Reeve gave an account of county United Church. The minister, Rev. IAT seined the class at tea. matters touching chiefly on four points, namely, The Registry Office Eight miles of blacktop pavement, Huron County Hoene, Clinton. The four Councillors dealt with township affairs, each having a portion of the township to look after and gave a very' tine .report of their work. They referred to the new grader purchas- ed from Dominion Road 'Machinery, Goderich, and delivered only a abeitl:, time ago, and now doing the snow= plowing, were applw atided 'hen theX said that the tax rate '.voirld have to be increased _if good roads we're t� be irlain`taned. , Showman Found Guilty Goderich --Joseph Nelson, 51, was rutanded in cusstody for sentence • when convicted of keeping a common bawdy house, he pleaded not guilty but was 'convicted by Mag. D. E. Holmes, K.C. Prov. Constable Snell, Seaforth, described the interior of the house it,Stanler i Twp., near Brucefield, as found in a police raid on. Oct. 28.A number' of constables made raid on the place and found strop drinks. Nelson had been in the J. Rogers was in charge and Miss To Have $2,000 Surplus '. Laramie at the organ. A number oft He To count!! is winding up the infants received the rites. The choir • :presented the Cantata , "King All ,year wit a $12,000 surplus, Clerk J.A. Glorious" to an exceptionally large Paterson( reports. As tax collector he • :morning service states outstanding 1950 taxes are congregation. At the Jan. 7th, Communion will be observ- $919-75.. I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gonyou and ed, 'Donald of Detroit, Mr and Mrs. Wal of Bulla New Eleni to' 'lace MacArthur of Oshaka, were via. A ileee grain elevates, which Will itors with Mr and Mrs. Wm. Pepper., cost $1.54,000 iv i•]'1 be !built at lien -1 :.Mr .and Mrs W. A. Kerr, oy satin to replace the one destroyedTldntly and Betty, ett,onwothetvormewere holt- iti e, Thursday night. W den her soil, the oiwner, Of Blenheim, said an Mrs. J. L. Kerr, Seaforth, and with ,; 'office Frets been opened at Hensall for the batter's sister, Mrs. Maude Tied- carrying •on the elevator business. den, Hensall.anti Contents of the safe were salvaged in,ISIr and nd tris. Alex. Sher spent the •• tact. Beans and wheat will be p Gwen, chased, but will be trucked to the holidays with Mils. C. M. Redden and : plant at Rodney', Kent Bridge and Herb. Blenheim until the new Hensall El- • Holiday visitors with Mrs. A. Lam- - svaor is completed. Mr. Tompson Lamanie, Bobby andwill mie and Greta Were �Jean,r aCentral ase startay dimmediately, Lammie, London. said and they hope to have the new Miss .Amey Hensall plant ready next fall for the The ockey Team ofltOcrganizerm the, crop. slate for the Hensall ,Hockey team or - W, I. To MeetThe monthly meeting get of the W. L g anizatnon: President, W. R. Parke se Vice -lues., E. Fink; Secretary -tires placeIIECOMINCOMINIMMINICIESSOMM in the Legton rooms show lousiness for 30 years and s�a�d I tes Jan, 10th• Mrs, rest - Inez c + watt Mock,x ranging an interesting program. Roll Kenzie, i eo The most useful• leer. D. Sangster; Coach, R.t•Mocke call, kitchen. Mrs. Middleton wilt isle- Wilson Coach, J. J Finance ort r+ommittees °n Executive a^ For- user, Wim. 131^own; that people from the show fro ex Wed.night, C. ar Transportation anspai talion Cotn,rn9ttec: Executive Mcg often visited his place after he took and Mrs. 1VI E W 1 n Allan 11. Ctl over the house. rein! gadget in my r Managers E 1\1 SAI Mr. and Mrs. John Pfaff, Mr and the motto, Mrs. drown the demons - Mrs. Nelson Pfaff., Joyce, Greta and !Won. Progressive euchre will be Dave Sangster, Geo, 1T,ear.