Zurich Herald, 1952-05-08, Page 4zuRica
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STRIP COTTAGE
Household furnishings valated at
41,600 were looted from the summer
esidence of James trinekshank eat
'ate Beach 0' PITIOS, near Grand Bend
tome time during the winter. The
theft was discovered b tr, Cruick-
'shank in a visit to his Cottage from
kis home in Detroit late in March.
Thieves made off with nearly every-
thing; furniture, linens, the motor
was removed from the refaig, stove
moved to the back door -ready to be
picked np,
DASHWOOD
Mrs. James Clarkenthe 14th Con,
:Stephen Twp. has 'purchased Mr.'
Stuart Wolfe's 'house and property
and Mr. Wolfe will move to his, new
home whidh he built recently.
Mr and Mrs Addison Tiernan and
IVIr and Mrs. 'Milford Merrier and
'Mrs. Suean 'Merrier spent tine week-
end in Detroit.
Mr and 'Mrs. -Mervyn Tieman and
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t'aa and Ma. -DlOald Tiernanspent
as'aiday with aft' Wad Mrs Harry Cook
in Riverside.
Mr and Mrs Ken MeCtete ancl
Bonnie Heather visited with friends
in Kitchener on. Sunday,
Mrs. Witzel who spent the winter
with her son in Toronto, returned
home tn Sunday,
Mr, Sam Witzel of Toronto who
returned with his mother spent a taw
days here.
Mrs Ness returned to her haarreson
Sunday after spending the at week
in Stratford,
Quite a number from here attend-
ed Conference in Elmira on 'Sunday.
Mr. W, Filkins of 'Howell, Mich.,
spent the week -end here, Mrs. Wilkins
returning with him after spending a,
few weeks with her parents, Mr and
Mrs Wan. Nadiger.
Mr and Mrs Wm. Abel area daugh-
ters of St. Clair Shores, aolechigan,
called on Lucinda aleIssa;c on Sat-
urday.
Mr and Mrs Thos, Boperoft visited
with friends in Clifford on •aunday.
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DAXISIVOOD JUNIOR. BAND HOLD ions, they were Quebecers, they had
landed in Colfingwood the previous
day, their names were Paddy X'rew
and Jimmy Hays; I cannot eay of the
later was 'Wench, but he spoke it
fluently, aerhaps he came from a
French parish. At a later date I
will again refer to those two men,
for talie.y were all that one ceual ex-
pect, they proaed real pals to me.
From .where we started to me port
it was, perhaps in ,our way of 9peak-
IASI-WOOD JUNIOR BAND
HOLDS FIRST CONCERT
The Dashwood JUnior Band Con
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cart held in the Evangelical Church
on April 28th, was :a decided euccese.
The Auditorium . and gallery were.
nearly .filled with ;interested parent,
friends and lmM
overs lof usic.. any
faces marked 'the pleasure of hearIng
the harmony producedby the Youth- nag forty rods and the steward's
ful group tera 'recently. arganizea. All office was en the dock, and where A
numbers ware heartily applauded. men who wished to engage ror the 0
The leader,. Mr.
A. C. Robinson winter months in lumber campfss, bad q
gave explanations and eneouragem- to sign contract at a fixed wage,and
ents as he •deeaned saitable. T. H.
Hoffman who, was asked for a' :few
words to he band, .called attention
to the Picture ef the Hendrioa 1Vfetn-
oriel Band of 1935 on which many
could Thad their mothers and fathers.
Rueben Goetz spoke ea the first Dash
wood 'Band organized 50 years ago.
He and two others of the 12, are still
in the village. Sproule Currie, presi-
dent, ;briefly called attention to the
progress shown. Mrs. Ogeltree, Secy.
asked for plans and suggestions for
raising funds to support the endeavor
Is The numbers •consisted of various
1 selections by the Band Group, corn-
* at slobs by Theresa Corriveau, coma
a duet by 1M' and F. Ogletree-, duet
by Ken and Marilyn Currie; alto solo
by Ruth Ann Zinamer, trumpet duet
by Irma Watts and Russel McBetia
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s• cornet solo by Rennie Weber, alaro-
°. et solo by Lynda Tiernan, solo by
Mona Kellerman, quartette by Jim-
a my Becker and his three sistersaluet
* by June and Audrey Hackwea; trona -
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do bone solo by Donna Eaglesan; trona
* bone duet by Connie atm Billie
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*Klumpp; claronet solo by Marie Sal-
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s mon. Splendid accompanyments were
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Residence Phone 89.
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board, for those that offered their
services floe that work. We finally
arrived at the oifice, Paddy Frew and
Jimmy Hays walked in, I followed
cane second, as I did not want to ,
miss out on anything: They signed ;
their contract and then slowty they ; a
walked aside. I then presented my-
self; I looked mire like a school boyial
than a lumber jack; the steward took lk
a look at me, then another. ButiF
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there was no further questioning,
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and I received my employment card!
and • pass on the ship the City or Col- I 4
lingwood. It being the last trip of i #
the season, and as there was a delay I 1
.in sailing out, so must of the two
hundred passengers decided to walk 4
up town,
but I prefered to remain on /
board. It was nearing midnight then
When.. all -passengers that had left
the ship _previously were signered to
be on hoard at a certain hour.
( To be continued)
DEFERRED UNTO... MAY 21st.
Due to the inability of several
specialists to :be in attendance on the
played by Mrs. K. McCrae, Mrs,earlier date, Huron County Crippled
Klumpp, Mrs. Tieman,Mrs. Restern- Children's Clinic will be held a fort-
eyer and others. The general - l/light later, in Clinton, Wed. May 21.
!opin
IThe main clinic will take peace rn
eon heard was favourable and nothing,
out of place. Opportunities would be
appreciated by the leader to have
the band give entertainment in the
not -too -distant future.
f --1F NIS ALL
Mr Russell Hedden, St. Catharines
and Mr. and Mrs W. Carter and fam-
ily of Clinton were visitors with Mrs
C. M. Hedden and Henb.
Mr and Mrs Gonyou, Detroit,
were week -end visitors with Mr and
Mrs Wm Pepper. Mrs. Pepper ret-
urned home with them or a week.
Mr and Mrs Harry Clark ane dau-
ghter Kathy of London, were guests
ion Sunday with Mr and Mrs W. 0.
Goodwin.
Born - To Betsy (nee Ingram)
wife of Howard Hemphill, at Strat-
ford General Hospital on May 2,twin
daughters. Graadaughters for Mr and
Mrs. AW.E. Hem:plenl, Hensall.
The regular nipaptis eneetrng of
the Hensail'.Mar-L41;lea.- held in the
Legion rooms on Wed. night May 14.
Mrs Drysdale and Mrs Hess are hos-
tesses.
•At Carmel Presbyterian Chnrch
Mothers Day will be observecr Sunday
May 11th. 5. School sent:tars will
take part and attendance awards will
be made. The rites of baptism will
be administered Iby the minister, Rev
J. B. Fox. Anniversary services will
be held Sunday May 18th; guest
mnister Rev. A. Ninamo of Wingnam„
special music by the chair.
Wr and Mrs Ross iBroadfoot, Kip -
pen, announce - the engagement of
their eldest daughter Joyce Aileen,
to Howard William Adkins, sen of
Mr and 'Mrs Henry Adkins, Hensall.
The wedding to 'take place in St.
Andrews United Church Kippen on
Saturday May 214th at 3 p.ni.
St Joseph and Beaver Town
Mr and Mrs Paul Ducharme or the
15th Con. motored to Part Huron
• over the week -end, visiting with their
relatives.
Mr and Mrs. Edward 'Corriveau
were Sunday last visitors in Gonerich
visiting with Mrs. Joseph Duchartne,
the later's another, and other relativ-
es.
Wr and Mrs. Leon Bedard and Mr
and Mrs. Armand Depornme rof tide'
B.W. Highway motored to London on
Sunday last visiting with their chil-
dren.
Mrs. Josephine Dueharme was a
Sunday visitor with Mr and Mrs.
Louis Ducharme of the 114th Con.
Miss Marion Bedard and Miss
Dona Ryder, ,both oa London! were
visitors with the former's parents
the past week -end.
Mr and Mrs Pete Geoffrey motored
to London on Saturday last on a
business trip.
My First Adventure
(By F. E, D.)
Continued from last week
After I left the photo gallery I
walked back towards the station, a
short distance away and corning to
wards me were two handsome young
Men perhape in their middle twenties,
with a sack containing
on their shoulders, that.was new
'their ,etothes
to
me, and inthetturkey;
Ituunabeer; atheyit 15 jacoleetlngnage
calledt got
nearer to me I .00ald hear them laugh
and talk, and to my ainazemenathey
were speaking in french; that I felt
aonsoling; as it reminded ma al the
home language, and the horse ± had
left less than twenty-four hours be-
fore; they were talking of then' fut-
ure plans for their winter stay in the
woods, and as they passed me by one
said, alon an batteau, meaaing let's
go to the ship; I billowed them from
hearing dietanee, as I Was iritePOSted
in their conversation, awl their net -
Huron County Health Unit, at Wes-
ley 'Willis United Church Hall, an or-
der to ease the congestion In the
Health Unit. The total cases to be
dealt with at the Clinic 'will be 274.
Ten Lions Clubs in Huron as .wea as
one in Lambton ,eounties, namely
Grand Bend are assisting and those
requiring transportation to the Clin-
ic on May 21st are requested to get
in touch with their •• nearest Lions
Club.
Canada Cor.fereDce
Evangelical Church
The 88th session of the Canada
Conference !of t.he Evangelical U. B.
Church convened at Elmira from Ap-
ril 30th to May 5th, under the genial
,chairmanship !of Bishop 7. Balmer
Showers, D.D. L..L.D., of Indianapolis
Ind, ministerial and lay delegates of
the church were present. The com-
plete inadenacy of ministerial. salary -
Provision, generally occupied the at-
tention of the delegates at several
sessions. On the recommendation of
delegates the following salaries were
set: for Probationers who are Coll-
ege and Seminary graduates, $2,000;
for Elders $2,400. In all cercurnstan- .
Com0p. Feeds
OWN BAGS IN Half or Ten Lote
Poultry
18% Chick Starter
15 p.c. Grow Mash
18 p.c. Lay Mash:
18 p.c. Hatch Mash
Lay Conc.
Grow Conc.
CWT. BULK
4.85 4.65
4.20 4.00
4.30 4.10
4.60 4.40
6.30
6.20
Cattle:
16 p.c. Dairy Ration
32 p.c. Dairy Conc
32 p.c. Beef Conc.
Calf Strarter Grower
3.70
5.55
5.45
5.40
3.60
Hogs
15 p.c. Hog Grower
15 p. c. Sow Ration
Hog Conc.
17 p. c. Pig Starter
3.60
3.75
6.00
4.40
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3.45
3.65
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Phone Hensall 115. Zurich 220
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
The total cost will be $700,000.. At
a solemn memorial service a number
of ministers, ministers' wives, and
Ramer lay members were memorial -
A number of .offlicers ot General
Conference from Dayton, Ohio, ad-
dressed the session at different times.
Ten congregations of the Conference
were honored with the presentation
of certificates for having a ten per-
cent membership gain for the year.
An invitation by the Dashwood
congregation for the 1953 session
was accepted. Pew ,changes rn the
stationing were effected: Rev. Gor-
den Coles, Arnstein goes to St. Jac-
obs to succeed the Rev. A. E. Pletch
who retired. Edward Da.hms,
student was sent to Selkirk to
succeed Rev W. H. Campbell, also
retirink. Lancaster Heights, a new
Kitchener Mission will be served af-
ter Sept. by the Rev. R. S. Leder-
man, pastor at Bridgeport.
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One -1940 Dodge Sedan
These ears are sabove average,
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exceed the aninirnum. 'One -2 wheel Trailer, will be sold af
The session pledged $9,000 to- at a reduced price to make room
wards the building of a new combin- One--aWayon.
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and Theological .Seminary, Naperville, L. A.
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Zurich Branch: C. C. McBACHTiEN, Manager
Hensel' Branch: WALTP.R JARRETT, Manager
Dashwood (Sub -Agency): Open Mon., Wed. & Fri.
Crediton Branch: CHARLES PARKINSON, Manager
(Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday)
CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK or LIFE
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