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GRAND BEND
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VISIT "THE BEND" DURING THE WEEK AND ENJOY
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Giftware at "The Village Shop"
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• Of Valuable Real Estate, Household
• Effects, Antiques and Misc. Iters;
on the S'reuuses; Main Street, Let 2.3
• Con. N.B. Stephen Township, in the
VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD
• The undersigned Auctioneer has been
• instructed to sell by public auction on'
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th.
Commencing it 12 o'clock p.m. sharp
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• REAL ESTATE — Consisting of
• Lot 22, Main Street, Dashwood; Cor,
• N.B. Stephen Township, on which is
• Situated a :beautiful two storey red
• brick house, in allround new con-
• dition, equipped with bathroom,
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• water pressure system, new furnace,
• ▪ never failing water supply, best of'
3 garden land, fruit trees. spacious
lawn and fine shade' trees; also email
barn and garage. This is an 'ideal
• •dwelling property, open for inspect-
ion at any time • before sale date.
j Terms of Real Estate --- 10% on
• day of Sale, belaacc in 80 days.
• Will be sold .subject to a reasonable
reserved bid.
• A full misting of Hoesoliold Effect:,
will appear next week.
Estate of athe Late Joseplz. Wild.fong
Cmayton Wildfon.g,
one
Wildfong, Executors.
Milford Merner,
Glen Webb, Clerks.
Alvin Walker, AuetioneeL.
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UST, 1952, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE WEED CONTROL
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SECTIONS 3, 7, 10 AND 12 OF. THE ACT, WALL_ CASE
THE NOXIOUS WEEDS OR WEED SEEDS TO BE DES-
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ON THE COLLECTOR'S ROLL FOR COLLECTION IN THE
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DASHW OO
Mr and Mrs Hazen Dark of Wind-
sor spent a few days with ii•Xr';':ind
Mrs. Cum tSteinh+agen last week.
Mr and Mrs Willi•aans of Bowrnan-
ville spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Kleinstiver.
Mrs. ,George Tiernan and little son
are spending this week in Toronto.
Mr and Mrs • Rountree ' or.. Wood-
bridge were week -end visitors with
Mr and Mrs Hoperoft.
Mrs. Garvie and Ronnie of Sarnia
spent the week -end with friends here
Mrs. Ness is spending this week
with friends in Stratford.
Bob Hoperoft of Port Colborne is
spending his vacation with his ar-
ents.
Mr. Percy Kleinstiver and son of
Chicago are spending their vacation
with his mother, ,Mrs. E. Kleirietiver.
GRAND BEND
Two Drowning Fatalities
.Two recent drownings took place
at Grand Bend: A „non -swimmer,`
Eldon Walpole,- 26 of Lonaon, drown-
ed in the lake.Sunday July 13th un-
noticed by life guards. +or hundreds
of holiday .swimmers. His, body was
found Monday afternoon after police
and firemen dragged, the twee for o-
ver seven hours. On ,,Sunday July
Nth Edward J. Ryan of McGillivray
Township was..dro.wned off the south
pier when .he ,:was pyertaken lly.,:tlee
waters. He was the son of Joseph
Ryan and was in his 22nd year The
funeral' was held Wednesday morn-
ing in The Church of OUT Lady, Mt.
Carmel where mass was sung and
burial made in: the adjoining cemet-
ery. .
New $50,00 'Addition
Grand Bend public School Board
has approved (plans fora $50,000 ad-
diition and renovation to its present
school ;building, Chairman John Man -
ore announced. The board met to en-
gage .an architect to draft blueprints.
which will be submitted• to the Ont-
ario Department' ' of Education for
approval.
Many Guests Register
The G. B. Lions sponsored inform-
ation •(bureau is being used for locat-
ing accomodation, finding lost artic-
les, registering cottages, cabins and
rooms available for tourist acromod-
anon • In the first' two weeks in which
it has been operating this season
there are approximately 550 names
on the guest list.
St Joseph and Beaver Town
Mr and (Mrs Cyril Masse of De-
troit who have spent a week's .vacat-
ion at the Dennmsne resort, returned
on Monday last to their home in
Detroit.
Mr. Theo. Laporte of Windsor is
on his home farm at present with a
staff of men in his employment putt-
ing up his new cottage at his summer
resort. When •completed will be mod-
ern and up to date. The family will
occupy it for some time elutring the
rummer.
Mr and Mrs. Dennis Charrette of
the Blue Water south motored to
London on Sunday last to vislt the
farmer's mother, who is in that city
at present.
Mr. Larry Buleau of London was
a weekend visitor in this nneiehbour.-
hood, motored • to • London on Mon••
day last in .company with Miss Vir-
ginia. Corriveau and also Mrst. Ed.
Corriveau.
Mr and Mrs Napoleon Ducharnie
of London are :;pending their two
week"s vacatio:z with their immedi-
ate relatives and friend; in this vis.-
inity.
The Mise Edna and Marion Be-
dard of London spent the week -end
with their parents on this 13.W.Xf.
Mr Sonny Siemon +of Windsor is
spending a few days with his' par-
ents and other relatives in this nei-
ghbourhood,
During the summer :holidays High-
way; and ,byways are travelled:Wall
all
classes of peoples, Some are re-
gardless' of •their high mild
in
life, are what one could term hunt -
an, and good mixers, while again. we
meet others, that are more of ev ,elf.
ZURICH HERALD
knowing way; and here is e. version
of that type:
The City :Slicker halted his car at
a desolate cross -road and yelled to a
farmer driving a load of hay; "}icy,
corn eilk, is this the way to London?'
The farmer looked up in feigned as-
tonishment: "By gum, stranger, how'd
ye know my name was Corn Silk;"
"I Iguesed it" answered the clicker.
"Then by Heck", snapped the farri-
er, "guess your way to London."
LOCAL
NEWS
Kippers Church Names Pastor
The Rev. Norman D. .McLeod, 1).
A., B.D. of Lennoxville, Quebec, liar
been appointed- as minister of St.
Andrerp's United Church, Kippen,
and will be inducted into the Kippen
charge on August let.
BROTHERS MEET IN HIBBEItT
Hensel — Auguste Ducherme, pro-
minent fanner of Hibbert, enjoyed
a reunion with his. brother, Julius Du-
charme of Westlock, Alberta, who
traveled east to meet lis brothers,
whom he had not seen since 1905.
Auguste who is 60 years ofd, and
Julius, 66 were born on the French
settlement, near St. Joseph. Auguste
owns a 150 acre farm in Hibbert for
the past 45 years and is school sec-
retary for +1.21-3-4 McKillop and Hib-
bert. Julius was accompanied east by
his wife and son. Emend and wife
from the West where he started a
homestead and cleared the land and
now is the owner of 480 acres of
fine farm land. They will return to
the West shortly.
Had Reunion .
4200 members attended the seventh
annual Wiliest reunion at Jowett's
Grove, .Bayfield, with members of the
clan present .fram •Fio•rida and many
points .throughout Michigan ,and On-
tario. Sports , were enjoyed. Prizes
for the oldest person in attendance
went to +Mrs. Wan. Willert; youngest
Lynda Koehler, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Bruce Koehler, Heneall; young-
est married couple, Mr and Mrs.
Lorne Listoen, ,and the oldest, Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Willert, Murray
Holtzman acted as chairman for the
buisicess session, and members decid-
ed to hold the 1119+53 reunion at the
same place. Officers for 1953 are:
President, Otto Willert; vice prey.
Ervin Willert; secy., Bernice Hoist;
sports ,com. Bruce. Koehler, Garnet
Weiberg, Doug Triebner, Percy Wil-
lert, Earl Telfer, Frederick Hoist;
table cam: Mrs. Wen. Beierlinlg, Mrs.
Alvin Willert, Mrs. Murray Holtz-
man, Mrs. Earl Telfer, Mrs. Charles
Lurges, Mrs Ervin Rate and Mrs.
Lloyd Johns.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP,
Had Reunion
The'':213rd annual reunion 'of the
Stephenson family was held in .Jow-
ett's Grove, B.aylfi:eld, on July 9th
With- anattendance of • over 100. A
fuze program of sports was run off,
well patronized, the youn'gestRperson
present was the son of Mr and Mrs.,
Don McKay,. while the oldest person
was Meta David Stephenson. A de-
licious supper was enjoyed by all
present. The president is G. M.
Drysdale and the Sec. Treas. is Wm.
R. }Stephenson.
Potter - Taylor •
A •d+ouble-ring ceremony was per-
formed at the •Brucefield manse when
Lorna June Taylor .became the bride
of Joseph Charles Potter. The bride
is the daughter of Mr and Mra Har-
vey Taylor of Brumfield, and the
groom's parents are 'IVIr and Mrs.
Clarence Potter, 'Clinton. The Rev. W
T. Wallies :officiated. Mrs. Maines
played the organ and Miss Dona Tay-
lor sang. Mises 'Cora Taylor, sister of
the bride was the only attendant..
Had Sunday School Picn
The congregations of Hillsgreen
and Kippen United Church held their
annual and lash !S. S. (picnic at Jow-
ett's Grove, Bayfield. A gooa pro-
gram of sports was run off which
was keenly :contested. The largest
family present was Mr and Mrs El-
more Turner with five children; ol-
dest woman, MTS. I. Jarrott; oldest
mean, Wm. Workman; youngest baby,
Deborah Anderson. A ball game
completed the sports. A delicious pie
nic supper was served, at which tir-e
Mrs. Harry Caldwell read an ac;dresa
to Rev. and Mrs Hinton and Rosa
Love of. Hillsgreen presented them
with a lovely silver tea service and
a purse of money. Both Rev and
Mrs Hinton replied and all joined in
singing "Bleat be the Tie that 'Binds'
Former Councillor Dies
A former councillor ofboth Hur-
on' County and Stanley Township,
John :McNaughton, died in ictoria
Hospital, London, he was 87. Born
in Stanley Twp., he worked tee' farm
on which he was born for 411 years,
until he retired and moved to Land
on in 1920. He was the last sur-
viving member of the 1906 Huron
C6unty Council. Survivors incltde
a daughter, Miss Kathleen McNeugh-
ton and a son Ritishic, both of Lon•
cion, Utzgrandchild; a brother, David
of Bayfield; four sisters, Mrs. James
Johnston, Goderich Twp; Mrs. 3. D.
Leslie, Saratoga, Calif; Mrs. Shann-
on and Mrs Jackson both of tette-
bridge,
ette-bridge, Alta, The body rested at the
Loyan. funeral home, London .where
serviice was ,conducted by the Rev.
Merifield, of ,S, t. James' Westminster
Anglican church, ,Burial was in the
(Bayfield Cemetery.
My First Adventure
(By P. E. D.)
(Continued from a previous issue)
After the paesenger.s had taken
some nourish+inent and the ship was
again on still waters, all on board
were again revived. Orders were
given to proceed on our sailing trip;
the distance was not so far then from
our landing point. On our way we
stoped at different ports, packing up
freight and the odd passenger and as
well leaving some. 'We were sailing
then with sight of land, and reach-
ing our last port on the Georgian
Bay, French River, The village was
built high on a rock hill, the people
in that port lived ;mainly by work-
in in the lumber. woods, winter and
summer; they were mostly French,
with an occasional mixture of Indian.
After we left French River we con-
tinued on the last lap of our trlp,the
terminal Point Callus Inlet; at that
point the river came to a wedge,and
with only enough room for a ship
to eurn, There were only two build-
ings there, one was the supply house,
Thursday, July 24114 1.952
while the other was eceupied by tIte;
agencies of the lumbering Company.,*
who directed us to reads our wintet
quarters. It was then nearing midi.
day and we were given an hand-out;
before leaving. We had then 2'I
miles to walk before reaching Cates..
along a teat road, but we were glut
to be again on solid footing; wtz..
shouldered our turkey in lumber jack
style, then we started out on' o11tt •
drill to reach camp, we moved at
fairly fast pace, not extitgtsrating;
things, we were clirppping ofr fine„
miles an hour. About half way,ttal:,.
of the lumber jacks tools nn othat
road for another camp. That Walt:: •
the last we seen. of themes; there 'rte
rained in our group about one bun,
dred men, we walked or nearly six;
hours before reaching eaau , ,there,.
was not much to attract us on of .
way except the odd timber wol%•
crossing in front ()four pathway and
•the tall pine trees on broth 'sides of
the road. We arrived at camp short.
ly after six pen., we were then dire
ected to our living, quarters and then,
to an old time lumber camp supper.
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