HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1951-06-21, Page 4ZURICH M ONTARIIQ
LARGE CROWDS ATTEND CL1N,1
TON LIONS BINGO
Clinton Lions monster bingo held
In the Lione Arena last Friday eve
attracted a large crowd. The next I
bingo will be held on Thursday eve.
June 28 with prizes totalling $1,175
including a jackpot of $7.00, the bin-
go to be made in 40 numbers. The
$600 jackpot last week was not taken
EXETER KINSMEN CLUB
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MONDAY, JULY 2nd.
EXETER COMMUNITY PARK
Parade Bands
Exeter Band; RCAF Squadron; School Children Floats,,
(Prizes $100); Decorated Bicycle and Tricycles; Costumes:
(Best dressed Confederation Father, ($20.00); CIowns, Etc.
AFTERNOON SHOW EVENING SHOW
Parade at 1 O'clock
From South End of Town
—Tug of War
—Greased Pig Contest
—Pie Eating Contest
—Acrobatics
—Aerobatics
—Beauty Contest
Ball Game — Dashwood
'vs. Exeter —• 6:30 p.m.
Crowning "Miss Dominion
Day" — 10:30 p.m.
—Lee Paul
Master of Ceremonies
..lean Somerville
Blonde Acrobatic Dancer.
—Ventrillo
Wonder Act for Kids
—Clair Rouse
"The One -Man Band"
—Roy and Doris
Newest and Best Tricks
-Cliff Oldroyo
TighteWire 'Walker
—Jan ••Say
On the Piano,
Draw for Kin Car — 11:00 p.m.
Admission: Afternoon, Adults 50c; Evening, Adults 50c.
Children 25c,
Free admission, Treats and Draw for
Public School Children in the Afternoon
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in 35 numbers, so the amount and'
numbers were increased. Bill Austin,
Seaforth won the consolation prize
of $25. The $150 epeeiai prize was
split three ways, eaeh taking $50;
Ken Davis, Goderich; Mrs. Crich,
Clinton; 'Gorden Overholt Goderi,eh,
The $7.5 special taking $25; 'Mrs. T.
Bangs Clinton; Mrs. Pickett, 'Clinton
Mrs. Norrie, Exeter. The -50 :special
was won bv Clement Jeffrey, Zurich.
The $11.5 free game was won by Mrs
H, Glew, 'Clinton.. A large list of
winners were in on the $10 regular
games.
DASHWOOD
P.ev. H. Getz was a Monday bus -
these visitor at Zurich.
Mr. and ItIrs. Daniel Weber and
Mr and Mrs. Keith Weber, who are
on a anter tour to the States, are
expected to return this week.
Mrs. A. V. Tiernan and Mrs. T. H.
Ho+.fnlaii entertained for Miss Myrtle
Gaiser„ •whose marriage 'takes place
in the near future.
At the League ball game'bore on
Monday evening with the Zurich
team the locals were the winners by
the score of 8-G. It was a very
good gamethroughit, with the Dash-
wood.boys having the endge In the
scoring, although the visitors threat-
ened with men on bases.
Returning from Hospital
The many -feiende - of Mr. Henry
Hoffman are pleased t.' learn that he
is expected to return from St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London, t%'here ho
has been confined for several weeks
undergoing two maj+ar operations.
The patient is in the best of hopes
to be out on the street again meeting
his many friends in his genian way.
HENS ALI ,
A.F. and A.M. Huron Lodge No.
224, attended devine service in the
United Church, Sunday, morning 17th
and were addressed by the •Minister,
Rev. W. J. Rogers, who chose for
his message, "The Geometry of Life"
The .choir sang "Trust in the Lord"
Mrs. R. Broderick sang a solo "Pra-
yer .Perfect",and the quartette
composed of Messrs. Harrison, Ran
vie, Mock and Mickle sang, "Gladne
When I walk with Him."
A Twilight Holstein Meet will b
held at Breajarr Farm, J2fte miles
•
ice north of Hensel', Thursday evening,
® June 28th. It is expected many
• owners of Holstein Herds will be pre-
®* t;ent from all over Ontario. On this
farm there are 85 thorobred and tes-
•
• ted Holstein Bows.
• Mrs. Alice Joynt left Monday with
.: her son Dr. Harpy Joynt and Judy
ifor a motor trip to the East •Qoastt M
they will also (take a boat trip to *,r
Boston and return by Saranac. The gr
• trip will take ten days. er
• At the Bingo held in the Legion 'Geo•s
• Hall Saturday night Tom Briatnell
• of Chiselhurst was the winner of the
door prize, Jimmy Votll of Detroit,
dreee the lucky ticket, these ibingoee
'°z'- Conclude SaturuaY', t7'trii 30th when
a draw for a crocheter! sheet and i
low slip, hand* le I
made satin cillo
ZURICI-I HERALD
and family and Mrs. Alex. Wylie of
Marlette, 4![:ich, visited with, relatives
in these 'parts.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Kay of Clinton
were ,Sunday Last visitors with Mr,
and Mrs, John A. Armstrong of the
Goshen line.
'Mrs, Bruce MFeClinchey and fam-
ily were visitors with her sister, :dr.
and Mrs. Elmer 'Steph.enson, ,at Eg-
mondville.
Died at Brucefield.
Hugh Aikenhead, 'who Friday last
celebrated his 31st birthday with h
family at their home, 13rucefiel
died suddenly Sunday. Until movie_
too lirucefield eight years ago, he had
farmed all his life it Stanley Tp he
was a member of .Brucefielcl Unite
Church. Surviving 'be,+ides his wife
are three daughter's, Margaret, Lora
i
on; Mrs. A. Zapfe, Brueefield, an
Mee Aldwinkle, Varna; five brother
and two sisters. The funeral was con
ducted Tueeday last in ffrucefiel
United Church with interment in th
Baird's cemetery. Rev. E. it. Stan
way officiating.
JOYCE SCHNELL WINS PRIZED
. EUROPEAN TOUR
Joyce Anna ,Schnell, High Scboo
Student of •Camrl,:se Alb., has Dee
chosen by a Department of Pducat
ion Committee as one of Alberta'
three Representatives among a grow
of fiftee Canadian girls hum coast t
coast who will tam. England, Wal
and Scotland this summer. The trip
is sponsored ,by Garfield Weston
Canadian born industrialir•t. The
group will sail Erman Montreal on
July 13th and return to Canada late
in August. They -will be led by Dr.
:\iuTriel -Roscoe of .McGill University
Miriam' Weston, a daughter or the
sponsor and two assistants. Purpose
of the tour. isto stimulate Anglo -
Canadian goodwill and understand-
ing. Under this plan, begun t'�rree
years ago, fifty British girls •will tr,ur
Canada this summer. Their leader
leader will be Odetta Churchill, War,
time British Secret Service heroine.
All expense, for each girl are paid
and special luggage and a basic tra-
vel and dress wardrobe are supplied.
Canada, all of the ten Provinc-
s, and the Yukon -and Northwest
erritories will be represented. Sel-
ot.ion has been made the High
chools. Jiclpce was seventeen on
une 2nd, and is a Grade 111 student
Camrose High School. She is very'
tive in all High School activities.
le is a. member ion the United ,
lurch and the United Church Choir
Joyce is a daughter of Mr. and,
rs, Edgar • Schnell, She has an of -c
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sister Jean, . a ,younger sister
axilyn, and a 'brother Robert. He.x
andparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rob -
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McBride of Kipper, Ont., and
raver ~veil kntorwn residents or the
hen line, •Stanley Twp. Three
d,
years ago this July the Schnell fame
illy, accompanied by Mrs, David
Schnell 'and the late Mr. Schnell, of
Afbern.een, Sask,, motored East and
spent three weeks; visiting friends
and relatives at Kippen, Zurich, Win-
gham, Kitchener, Hamilton, Niaga
Falls, Honey .Harbour, Windsor, al
other places.
LOCAL NEWS
• •Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gingerich a;
,son, . tanley, visited relatirvcs an
friends in .!laden and other places of
interest.
Mrs. Wm. Schade of London is
~pending' a few weeks at the 'home
her .��..als, Mr and Mrs Irvin Schad
Dashwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Chu-
(' enee Schade of near Zurich.
Rev. and i\'lrs. Sol Bechier' and
daughters Verdi and Erma and Mr.
Stanley Gingerich have returned
s home after a pleasant motor trip to
- visit relatives and friends in Mich -
d. igen and Indiana for severer days.
e Mr. Gladman Melick of CTS •cierich,
- called on relatives and friends in
Zurich on Saturday.
•Mr and Mrs. Jos. Wilds and child-
ren of near Crediton were Sunday
visitors at the home of their sister,
n Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witmer.
YOUNG MAN DIES
Orland Geiser, who was born an
raised in Stephen Twp. died Sunda
last at the home el his father -in -la
Gordon Appleton, Exeter, in his '26t
Wale
pear. He iliac] been ill for some the
Was only '
s the child of Mr and Mr-
' Lloyd •Gaiser, of Crediton, .and far
mcd with his father until going to
Exeter last January. Besides ibis par-
ents he is survived by his wife and
a son.
Thursday, June 21st, 1951
Community
AUCTION SALE
Community Auction Sales will 'be hel'c'i~
ra on the Premises of Mr. J. Wesley,
id Merner, situated a Quartet :Mile.
, south of `Zurich, who _has ,converterb
his barns into a very suitable .Sales
Arena, with ample room for Cattle,
2 Calves, Pigs, Horses and all Live.
Stock; also other Miscellaneous Artie
eles. The first Sale to be held on
W1 DNESI)AY, EVE., JUNE 12.7th,
beginning at !8 p,m.
All the Sales will bet
e, held under corer, Anyone wishinei
to dispose of their above mentioned
items kindly contact the Manager of
Sale.
J. Wesley Merner, Manager.
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
TENDERS WANTED'
TENDERS FOR COAL
HURON COUNTY HOME'
Sealed Tenders, marked "Tender&
for Coal" will be received by the.
undersigned until 12:00 Noon, Juno
'El ,27th, 1951, for 120 tons of Cavalie;A
aY i Stoker Coal delivered in the bin at
w the Huron County Home, Size--•..
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C. W. L. Meet
The regular monthly meeting of
St. Peter's C.W.L. was held in the
parish hall Tuesday, May 5th with
the pre:'ident, 11I e.:R, Deni,nnnne i
the chair. The minutes as read were
adopted and reports given by the
various committees. The president
gave us a most interesting report on
the Delhi convention and Mrs. L.
Regier rep:.;rted on the Resolutions
tat
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e Convention.
The program consisted of several
musical selections, a duet by Monte
, Masse and Yvonne Denomme, Mr.
and Mrs. S�telck entertained us, also
Mr. Leon Jeffrey, Garfield Denornme
and Mozart Gelinas. Gloria Wilson
gave a most interesting reading on
The Twelve Promises of the Sacred
Heart. Several ladies hem Zurich
put on a humorous skit which wa;
very entertaining. Mrs. Riese, Mrs,
Geiger, Mrs. Meyers,. Mrs. Forester,
ant? :Mss Ethel Gabel taking part. A
film and explanation of the Hydro
Comm'iaa'.len were .also shown and en-
joyed by all. A delicious lunch. was
served by the committee in ,charge to'
46 people,
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crocheted chair set will be held
. The wedding of Howard Pollock
Love, Toronto, son of Mr and Mrs.
Milton Love, Henrall, and Margaret
Many Graeft, Tronto, daughter of Mr
and Mrs Percival :Green, will take
place in. Chapel of St:.. George's Un-
ited Church, Toronto, Saturday
June 30th at 4 p.nt. -The reception
will be held at Strathgwan .Badmin-
ton Club.
Bovie,baking "1"".°l
noon tea held in +t • after-
iyh,, ,_.- United Church
room Saturday afternoon 1,60sponsored by the W.M.S. was very
successful, the proceeds amounted to
$65.00.
The W.M.S, of the United Church
recently completed a bale of clothe valued at nearly $500 for over-
seas Relief.
Dr and Mrs. W. Geiger, Kitchener
Mrs. Oliver Geiger, Fenlon Falls,
visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs -
E. Geiger.
Mrs. G. Voth, Gwen and Jimmy,
of Detroit, visited over the week -end
with Mrs. L. Simpson.
Members of the Evening Auxiliary
of the United Church enjoyed a
picnic to the Lions +Dark, Seaforth,
on Monday evening 18th. islrs. J.
Blackwell was in charge (cif the sports
Huron Presbytery Young People
of the United Church, presented a
three -act Comedy Play "Kid Brothe.rr
to a full house in the town hall on
Monday eve. iast ,sponsored by the
Wohelo Class of the United Church.
Rev. W. J. Rogers was Chairman.
The piei.y was welt received by an
appreciative audience (racked with
plenty of action, thrills and spill's,
keeping the audience in peals of la-
ughter from start to finish, Reles
were well portrayed. Thi:+ play has
been presented in Woodham, and
Blyth. Between scenes, Mrs. H. Mc -
Ewan and firs. R. Broderick render-
ed vocal duet; with ;hiss Gladys
Luker• acconrtr;tnyieg anti the male
quartette also rendered numbers,
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr and Mrs, Wm. Caldwell of Kip -
pen are visiting in Montreal.
Mrs. Rusk who has been visiting
in the Kippen district, has left for
her home i.n Saskatoon, Sask.
Mr and :Mrs, W. J. Beil have re-
turned from a week in Melton.
Mrs. Margarott Erratt of Tor.nto
is spending a two week's vacation
with her sister Mr;. Henry Err'att,
Babylon line, Stanley, and other fri-
cads.
Mr, and Mrs, Orval Stephenson
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content should accompany each
der.
A. H. Erskine,
Clerk, County of Huron,
Court House,
Goderich, Ontario.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OP LYDIA.,
EHLERo
All
of Lydia Ehlers, sattef n
the t.
the Village of Zurich, in the County'
of Huron widow, who died on or
about the 30th day of May, A.1)49511
will furnish particulars of the lain .
to the undersigned on or before. thee
30th day of June next after whit
the estate will be distributed with
regard only to those claims, of whipl,
notice shall then have 'Y).eoth received;
Dated at Zurich this titti, day. off•
June, A, D. 1951..
Elmer D. Bell, K, t., Exeter,
Solicitor for the Executors.
NOTICE '
Mr. Gordon Howard who has beta
working at the plastering trade In
bender' has returned to Zurii . atilt
would appreelahe a call from Pone,
wanting a good .plastersin job
other type of snasonily. Phone 125
Zunieh.
4tlit$
ALL RESIDENTS OF
iCH 11 /00D
AND I T ?JCT
WHO HAVE RECEIVED NOTICE OF THE TIME,
AND DATE WHEN THEIR ELECTRICAL APPLI.,
ANCES ARE SCHEDULED TO BE CHANGED:
OVER FOR OPERATION ON 60 CYCLES
0 A FEW DAYS AGO we sent you a letter advising you of the exact day ands
time when Hydro's representatives will be calling at your home or place of
business to change over your 25 -cycle electrical equipment for operation,,
on 60 cycles,
Ip PLEASE REMEMBER that they will be prepared to woek ONLY ON -
THOSE ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT WHICH WERE REPORTED WHEN
HYDRO'S REPRESENTATIVES TOOK INVENTORY, plus SUCH
ADDITIONAL ITEMS AS YOU MAY HAVE REPORTED TO YOUR.
HYDRO AREA OFFICE ON THE'SPECIAL BUSINESS REPLY CARD;
ALREADY SENT TO YOU FOR THAT PURPOSE. Chapgeovei` of all
unreported items may have to wait until a later date.
i PLEASE REMEMBER ALSO... if you are not at home when the technicians
call your power service will have to be DISCONNECTED in order to safe,
guard your electrical equipment and your property, and you will have to
contact Hydro Area Office F.S.D. before it can be turned on again! If this
happens, the work of changing your electrical equipment over to 60 cycles
may be delayed.
0 THIS iS WHY it is so important that you BE AT HOME ON THIS PAR,
TICULAR DAY . , * AND AT THIS PARTICULAR TIME.
HYDRO AREA OFFICE:
SCHOOL BUILDING, VICTORIA STREET
P. O. BOX 227, EXETER
Ft -I NE: 601, EXETER.
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