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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1951-05-10, Page 417, ZIA MI i ' 'g'.l►i id► ZURICH HERALD r Joseph .4114 Town Mr ,and Mit Leon Geoffrey of 'lake were visitor with Mr and ,N1rs 'nseph •Cbi`civeau of the B. W. High Ways. 111r anc1 Mrs. J. Quigley of Detroit! spent 'tine week -end in their cottage, 4n the neighbouring resort. Mr.,arid Mrs, Dennis Charrette ltTnotored to London on 'Thursday last on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Kuno Hartman of the Goshen south were Sunday wsit- brs at the home of the latter par- ^ents on the B. W. Highway. Mr and Mrs. Philip Bedard and Sister, M. Eugenie of Tilbury and frs. Gilbert Geoffrey and Mrs.. Law-- -renvice Geoerey of Windsor spent Thu- - sday last visiting their mother, Mrs Joseph Bedard, and other relatives an this neighbourhood. The Geogrey Bros. are putting an outside finish on Mr. Ed. Corrieveau's house and when completed will be one among the nicer homes on the )3. W. Highway. Seeding in these parts is well un- der way and a ,few more sunny days 'will greatly add to its completion. Mr and Mrs Nayoleon Cantin of Detroit were Sunday visitors with the fornner's parents in St. Joseph. Mrs. Joseph Dueharme •of Dziys- +da1e who spent the past week with finer daughter, Mr and Mrs. Ed. Cor- 1riveau, left on Sunday last ror near Seaforth where she will also spend another week with another daughter, Mr and Mrs. Rudolph Etue. Mr and Mrs Len Sararas and dau- ghter Marjorie and Mrs. A. Duchartne all of the B. W. south motored to Goderich on Saturday last. DASHWOOD Minister Ordained Reverend J. Henry Getz, a native of Killaloe, was one of two ministers ordained at the session of the Can- -ada Conference of the Exangel.ical U. B. Church at Pembroke, •Sunday morning, April 219th. Bishop J. Bal- mer Showers officiated at the ordin- ation,. assisted by the five conference superintendents. The other ordinant was Rev. Howard Brox of Elmira, while C. B. Carr, Port Elgin, a for- mer Dashwood resident, and Bruce Amy, North Easthope, were licensed as prabati•oners. Rev. Mr. Getz is a son of the late Wm. Getz of Killaloe and Mrs. Getz now living at Golden Lake. He was educated at Killaloe and North Bay Normal School and taught school for a few years and was licensed as a probationer four years ago after eimminwasommer which h� same to Dashwood. He is also editor and publisher of the church paper, The Canadian Evangel and secretary of the committee on evangelism, while he is also director of the Youth Camp at Goderidh. His wife is the former Adeline Melcher, daughter of Mr and Mrs. William Melcher of Pembroke, and they have three children. It was indeed very appropriate that Mr, Getz received his ordination in practically his home church, and may his ministry be crowned with the richest blessings from Heaven above, is the wishes of his many friends, STANLEY TOWNSHIP A large number attended the fun- eral of the late Wm. Douglas in Brucefield, Sunday last, Daylight Saving Time was- introd-uced in Varna Uniited 'Church on Sunday, May 6th. An epidemic sof measles dosed some of the public sdhoo"ls in Stan- ley, Mrs. Alice iCeo'k lof London, and Mrs. Jos. Tiuc'harnre o'f Dashwood, visited with their mother, Mrs. Me- Clymont, Kippen. Mr and Mrs. Robert J. Hayman, of Kippen, •announce the engagement of their younger daughter, Ira Eliza- beth, to. Frank Thomas Baker, Lam- beth. The marriage to take place on May 12th in Metropolitan United Church, London Mrs, Lydia Doig and Janet of Kip_ pen returned home after spending the winter in Grand Rapids, Mich., the guest sof her son John. They al- so visited with relatives in Marlette, Mich. Accepts London Call Rev. E. R. Stanway, for the past six years pastor of Brucefield Unit- ed Church, has accepted a call to the Robinson Memorial Church, in Lon- don. Former Pastor Passes Funeral services for the Rev. John. Robert Peters, 70, well known retir- ed United Church Minister, and for some years pastor of the Varna, Goshen and Blake charge, and more recently as the C.C.F. Candidate for Huron -Perth in the 1949 Federal election, was held Saturday last at A. Millard George funeral home in London. Mr. Peters, who retired from the London Conference of the United Chureh last June died at his home in Brampton. The Rev. Win. Mair, of Exeter, conducted the ser- vice and (burial was in Mount Pleas- ant .Cemetery, Londn. Late William Douglas William J. Douglas, 80, of Bruce - ;field, former reeve and councillor of Immunization Clinic Another Huron County Health Unit Immuni- zation Clinic will be held on WEDNESDAY, MAY 16th. 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"Verily, Verily, 1 say unto yo., He that heareth my word, and b.lieveth on !'tins that sent tree, HATH everlasting life, and SHALL NOT COME into condemnation; but is passed from death into life," John 5: 24. "These things have 1 written unto you that believe on tP w "inn of Cod; that ire may KNOW that ye have eternal It;c, .a,.ef 1,:7,--4: ye may holiere on the name of the Son of God," 1 John 5: 13. Chas. Fuller, Box 123 Los Angeles 53, California. ABC Network Sundays 4.00 p.m. E.S. T. Stanley Ttiwl ship, }Where he spent most of Alis life, died on April 27th in Stratford General Hospital. He was born at Blalce, where he farmed befom going to Brucefield, and was a member of Hensall Presbyterian Church. Before e1 Teem union pie was a meanber .of Bruc-old Presbyterians Ohureh. Surviving besides his wife, are one daughter, 'Mrs, Lindsay Ayre, Brucefield; one brother, Robert, Port Dover; one ,sister, Mrs. Edward Mc - Ash, London; and two grandchildren. The remains rested at the home of Mrs, Ayre where service was held on Sunday by the Rev. A. A. Ferguson, Hensel", assisted by by the Rev. E. R. Steinway, Brucefield United Church and interment wesin Bayfield ceme- tery,... Bride-Eleet • Honoured Complimenting Miss Elizabeth Jean Talbot, prior to her marriage, Mrs. Charles Scotchnner, Bluewater High- way, Stanley Twp., ;entertained about 40 friends and neighbours Wednes- day ,eveining• last. A most enjoyable time was spent 'in cards and social chat, Betty Jean was presented with a wall mirror. Engagement Announced Mr and Mrs Mord 'Scotchmer, Bay- field- announce 'the engagement of her daughter, Beverley Margaret York, to Jadk Albert Pounder, son Of Mr and Mrs A. E. Pounder, Strat- ford. The 'marriage to take place on Saturday May 19 at three ,o'clock, in Trinity Anglican Church, Hayfield, Clerk Suffers Car Accident Fred S. Watson, Clerk .of Stanley Twp., suffered a car accident Thurs_ day afternoon last. Accompanied by Roy Scotchmer lie was driving south from •Goderich, about four miles north of Bayfield, when a Robinson Fish Truck from Sarnia, also .going south is supposed to have struck the rear of the 1948 sedan. Fortunately no one was injured, but the oar was considerafly damaged. Hoggarth - Talbot A pretty wedding took place at the home of the bride's parents, Stanley, when Betty Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Talbot, B. W. Highway, was united in marriage to Douglas Beverly Hoggarth, son of Mrs. Gladys Hogarth of Clinton.The ceremony was performed by Rev, P. Renner, of Bayfield United Church. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a navy -blue suit, with corsage of Briarcliffe roses and pink accessories. Her sister, Mrs. George Leitch, of Goderich, was matron of honor, wearing a navy blue suit,with grey accessories, and a corsage of American Beauty rases. After a re- ception at the home of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs Hoggarth left for a trip to the U.S.A. They will reside in Goderich. HAY COUNCIL The regular meeting of the Hay Township Council was held in the Council Chambers, • Zurich, on Mon- day April 2nd at 1.80 p.m. The foI- lowing motions were passed: That the minutes of the Fast re- gular meeting of March 5th, 1951 and Special meeting of March 12th be adopted as read. That A. Masse be paid the balance of $70.90 owing as per motion of the Haiy, Township Council Feb. 5th 1951. This to be ,charged to snow- plowing. That the Arean Policy expiring Feb. 15, 1952 be cancelled and that the Continental Policy No. 4409409 be allowed to expire June 12 next, and that a comprehensive Liability Policy be purchased from the Frank Cowan Agency through J. W. Haber- er covening Public Liability limits of $10,000. and $20,000. and $2,000. property damage ,effective as of April 2, 1951. The new Policy to toyer all operation of the assured, includ- ing cattle spraying. That the following accounts be paid as per voucher Roads-Alph. Masse $227.27; Mich Masse 39.76; Bob Wildfong X15.32; Thursday, May 10th, 1951 Frank Wildfong 25.75; Jack Thine". 4.55; lrine 1- 4.55; Louis Ayotte 1645; Janne:t Masse 175.94; Allen Smith 3;2!5; R.. Bassow 3,25; Billie Masse 3.25; Phil, ip Masse 3.25; Stephen Meidinger 3,25 Roman Meidinger 3.25; Edm• and 'Walper 6.50; Alvin Walper 23.. 94; Elmer Rader 2.25; Wan, Watson 15.00; Richardson's Garage 9.854- F. Ttirrtbull & ,Son 36.30; Zurich Motors 5.'4',7; Ed. Swartzentruaber 1.65; Louis Zimmer 0.25; St. Joseph Service 3.40; Dominion Road Mac.Co 96.78; 0. Klopp 5.87; The Roofers' Supply Co. 20.01; The General Sup, ply •Co. 12.04; Stade & Weido 32.52, &D. Tiernan and Son 2.50. Telephone System -Mrs. Marjorie. Schilbe $50.96; H. G. Hess 1850.54 Stromberg-Carlson 480.13; Northern Electric Co. 549.61; Bell Tel. Co. 765.99; Louis Zimmer 5.66; Ideal Supply Co. 130.00; Relief -Mrs. Edith Mason $31eµ Emma (Harry) Bassow 8.90; Vern.: on Schatz 6.1213. General -- Fred Dutharme $1..52;, Can. 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