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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1952-07-03, Page 4ZURICH 4 ONTARI GRAND BEND 1 ng Nightly MUSIC 13Y OBBY DOWNS 8 424 AND HIS ORCHESTRA 'araT bTC4BrN&'n81 x., u' =::c=".�°4}MliG:ta...,'�z.l1gi7;�xJi."+R'.',•"dzi+ oftwiarl s 08 8 9 8 8 G3 8 8 8 898 FARM FORUM PICNIC An enjoyable time 'was spent re The Unique Farm Forum heldtheir Gently at S.S. No, 10, Tucker. uith, when a picnic supper followed by a program of sports and dance wss held in honor of Mr. Arthur Finlay- son inlay:son teacher, who is lea•t*ing, and who was a former teacher of the Blake Union School Others honored were: Mr and Mrs Fred Slavin and son. who are leaving for their new home in Clinton, Mr. Firilayeon was pres- ented with a tri -light lamp, the pres- entation being made by Harry Jacobi and an address read 'by Mervyn Eyre Mr. Finlayson 'made a very suitable v'eply:.. annual picnic at Iialbfleisch's Grove. A splendid attendance enjoyed u group of varied games ana contests under the convenorship of Mrs, Clair Geiger and aided by her committee of Bert. Klopp, Cliff Pepper, Leonard 1Vl'erner. Mr, Blake Horner won the amonev guessing contest. The picnic dosed with a ball game, tug of war end the usual sumptuous supper. BLAKE :Former Teacher Honored Had Reunion Surerus Reunion I Saturday afternoon, June Xyl, some 1(i3 7n++tnbeve of the Surerus rerati- vesi gathered in the beautiful Victoria 1'alb at Stratford Dss'hwocsd, Zur- ich and Exeter were well represent- ed there. Prof. Alvin Sureties, a !former Zurich •boy and for years a 'teacher in one of Toronto's Advanc- ed Educational Centres, sketched the history of the ancestors for sonic 400 !year!yeare. Ile traced their sojourn in Spain, France and -Germany, t eir i4mnigtation to the U.S.A.; 'then' move to Canada, a'fteiset11e American War of Independence; then again, the move to Michigan, N, Dakota and Kansas around 1875. 'The mast vis- itors the year came from Detroit, Mich, The oldest was Mrs..femnna Walper from Zurich. After a rrounc- ifu1 dinner shortly after 12 noon, a program followed consisting of un address of welcome; a leap year u re�acllnr, a lnumirnrous letter written by a participant in the late war, hav- ing 'served as far away as Australia, :the address referred above. The sports committee under the le'ader- ; Ship of Leonard Savants of Zurich, carried .out an exciting program of entertainment. The minion is to be held 'a.gain about the same time, the place to he decided hater. HOLD REUNION The Vincent re-unio n was held in Jowett's Grove, Bayfield rote .June 14 with an attendance of !about Sixty being present. A. church..convention in session at the same. time prevented the Michigan xneanbers s'f tite elan of axes? "Don't be silly," you are likely -to retort. But the question is not a foolish one. POT if you keep asking the goveniment to do things for ou then you are automatically asking for higher taxes. Government itself creates and possesses nothing. All it can do is to take something from the citizens and hand it back to thein—less. a handing :charge to pay the wages of government emp'oyees and east of distribution. Taxes are .the means by which this trans- ler is made possible. Higher wages without higher produetion per man means higher prices. If welfare transfer payments are raised because of rising prices then taxes must go up, too. Thus higher prices now mean higher taxes, Keep these facts in mind when you read about new State welfare prol,o9ale, or about new wage demands that are not accompanied by a surance of higher per -man production. • AID • 9 Published as a Public Service by FHE STEEL 'COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITEID Plants at HAMILTON - BRANTFORD - SWANSEA - CANANOQUE - MONTREAL eben tures and Certifleteed tes ,from,. 3 to 10 year.) e Interest payable half yearly e .100 or more accepted CA1'Ai. Pi r`. 'Ta COMPAN Y on Vii; Erie Mortgage Corporati� Head Office !.District Represent,=ltivp - +ix .411 London, Ontario T W. Hal erer Zurich, Ontario ZURICH FIERALD being present as formerly, Those pre- sent eamo from Wingham, B&grave, B1uevale, Auburn, Londesboro, C'rod- enich, Dashwood, Grand 13end, Lond- on, and .Chatham. A noon dinner was :moved under the converorsiiip of Mr and 'Mrs Percy Vincent, Auburn; after which sports and puttee s ware enjoyed by all under the neureaship of tilt and -Mrs Harold Vincent of Bel'g;ravc?. A pit me supper in the evening was foiilowcd day the election of officers for 1053 as foilow.s: r're- sideud, John Vincent, for unich; Secy-Trea., Clare Vincent, Londee- boro; sport, Mr and Mrs. L. Adams London; grounds, Albert aanit Norm- an Vincent, Grand Pend. It tiva,-' de- cided to hold the rounuion for next "eaar on the third .Saturday 07 Juicy iu:'tead ,oi' the eerond at the enme place. The oldest member present was,Mr. /leery Link, Dashwood and the youngest, Jackie, infant :-on of Mr and •Mrs Norman Vincent, aaon- desboro. HILLSGRr EN To Close Hillsgreen Church At the June meeting of 'FTuron Presbytery, consent we ranren to Hillsgreen congregation to close their church, to sell their church building for an estimated price of $800 cash, the c'hurc'h to be torn down and re- moved .from the land; and to sell the land on which t`he •church is situated for the sum of Nl.00. The net pro- ceeds are to be turned over to Dip -- pen congregation for the upkeep of the Kippen• church and manse. itev. N. D. ;MacLeod will be inducted at Kippen United Church, July by Revs. W. Rogers and W. Maines. The boundaries' committee report was adopted, containing suggested chang- es, in which boundaries would be constituted, Bayfield, Goshen, 1'ort- er's Hill as a charge; Brucefield and Varna; ,Sihafa, Ohiselhurst and Zion; HenaalI and .Klippen; Main Street Exeter and Centralia; Whalen to be added to Woodham in Perth. DASH W OOD Mr and Mrs Victor Kraft and fain- ly of London were Sunday vrsitors with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Norman Evans and family of Richmond Hill were week- end visitors with her parents, Mr. and _lairs, Henry Hoffman. Mrs Viola Caplimg, Mrs Henry Hess and Mr and Mrs Oliver Hess and two sons all of New Hamburg, were Sun- day visitors with Mrs Witzel. Mrs A. Haugh and daughter Jean spent a few days in Detroit last week Quite a number attended the Luth eran Sunday School :picnic on Sunday which was held in S'eeforth. Mr and Mrs D. Derby and family - and Mrs. Cowan of Hanover are sp- ending the 'holiday with Mr and Mrs Harold Kellerman. Mr and Mrs Glen Brown of Lond- on spent Sunday with Mr and dllrs W Wein. Mr and i\i'rs Tho Smyth of London spent the week -end with Mr,and Mrs Chas. Steinha;gen. Mr and Mrs L. Birk and family and ,Miss Verna Birk of Guelph spent Sunday with relatives here, also at- tending Dedication at the cemetery. Mr and Mrs Melton Walper of Ingersoll spent the week -end with their parents here. Mr and Wrs Keith Wilcrfang and Garnet 'Wildfong London spent the week -end here, lirs'J. Wildforig is conirned to her home 'beiin•g .suddenly overcome with a stroke and iS,ite a very serious con- dition, Born — In Clinton Hospital on June 18th to Mr and Mrs Victor Ty- ler a son (Douglas, Waytne) (Crowded out last week) Mr Bob Haaperoft of Port Colborne spent a few,,days with his parents, Mr and Mrs • Thos Hoperoft. Mr. Jake H. Schrader of i ang'don, N.D.; his daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs Lukman and g2•anaeon Dennis are_. visiting with his arother- ian-law D. Weber of Dashwooe- anc2 his sister in •m w, Mrs. Ida Caldwell of Exeter. Mr and Mrs W. Schultz and Ma and Mrs. Ken La Butte of Detroit, syr{` } ` F' Offers 5 -Year Protection On All Washing Machines Everything You Want in a Washer You'll Find in THOR! CHECK THESE Outstanding Features 1. Famous Thor I)elux Agitator, giant 9 vane super agitator with 1 3 bottom vanes and (3 side vanes 2. 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