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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1952-08-28, Page 60 O • • 0 ZURICH HERALD Bayfiehl Pavilion For A Good Time, Here Every Wednesday Are Two Dates to Remember --Modern and Olde Tyme with "THE MELODY MAKERS" • FROM LONDON m • featuring: Len Masse 0 Claude Gelinas A • Mrs Lindsay (Clinton) • • ---,Music in a Modern Way b Every Friday Frank Traher and His Orchestra 0 with former Band Leader "HOPI'Y IP 111.00-1.00 Spot Dances 10.00 - 1.00 0 O • HOPKINS on Vocals Refreshment ,Booth Spacious Parking Ladies Free until 10:415. • • e • 0 0 00 O O O 0 O • • • • e r Thieves at Hensall Thieves smashed a safe in the office of I3ensall Motor Sales over the week -end, They missed week -end receipts which, police said were hid- den sonseWhere in the building.Chlef, Constable, Lee Cesch said investigate' son indicated some tires had been stolen.. A stock inventory was being taken Iby company officials. The building son No. 4 Highway, at the ou'ts'kiirts of Hensall, was entered when a back door bit was •unfasten- ed after a window had been broken:` The lbreakin was discovered at 10 am Stcnday morning by Roy Canrp eeIls a company employee. This is gene sec-:' and break in during the 'past fpvv months. Square Dance Champs. 'Cromarty ;Comedians captured 1st. prize in the square dance competi - ten in the under 40 class at the Old. Time Fiddlers Contest !geld at Fere us, Saturday night, sponsored by e detail u'tlerchants Assoc. Over two housand packed the Areata. 'This: makes four first prizes the group has won, at Goderich Old -Boys, Tsentermial, .Millbank and Fergus in August. The group will compete at fire 'Canadian National Exhibition; on Aug. 1218th and will 'compete a,• gainst a group from the West ha?v. on tour in Canada who performed,'. for the Queen last year during 'Uie '. Reya1 'tour. Norman Ferguson, Croni arty, its floor manager; Wm. CoIR7n.'� Seaford', won first prize in the << en fiddlers class. • HYMENEAL Mr and Mrs Edward Laporte of St. Clair, Mich were week -our -visit- ors with the Oantins of St. .ioseph, and with the ' f olmer's relatives. in the Drysdale district. ' Mrs. Marion Charrette of London ,who in Company with her .daugster, Sister Monica of Chicago, returned to her place of residence in London, after spending a few days with her children of this community. Next Monday, Sept. 1st is Labor Day; the last of the summer holidays and like the previous ones will leave in .its .pathway broken up homes and grief, regardless of the past records people will travel at a break neck speed, not. respecting their own liv- es or that of others. This 'coming holiday you are aware the byways and highways, will be jammed with tourists, so for the sake of liwnanity (Ibe careful; be watchful!) A NEW FARMHOUSE? AN EXTRA ROOM? A GARAGE? A NEW ROOF? HOUSING FOR HIR !a HANDS? Perhaps FII. can supply a good part of the necessary funds. Talk over a Farm Improvement Loan with your nealrst B of M manager. BANK DE 'MONTREAL 11AORKIN.O WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK, OF LIFE SINCE 1817 at7m/1YBA '700IIMILL/00.10 CCUUaus .S 1; . Install sa DURO PUMPING SYSTEM for Greater Profits . save TIME' and LABOR doing daily chores . . . DLTRO gives added comfort and convenience in home and barn . . . Running water at the turn of a tap "speeds up" every farm chore. There is a DURO Pump for every farm need. KITCHEN TRUCK GARDENERS BARN Eliminate old "pump dependon a DURO Why carry water? and carry't --- fresh WATER SYSTEM Clean fresh running runningWATER ON ... assured of plenty water at the turn K a tap saves i1VORK TAP saves TIME and of .moisture when and TIME ... greater • kitchen drudgery. needed. PROFITS too! Phone or visit tut today for DURO Pumps and EMCO Plumbing Fixtures. Write for illustrated folder. STADE & WEIDO Phone 92 - Zurich, Ont. 1e1'µ EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED . lisiillten • Ai. talharines • Toronto • Sudbury • Winlllpeq • ViiluouWI ECO► 522 O • 0 co • a Tune In Blue Water Coif ere ce "DAILY" MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10:15 A.M., E.D.S.T. SUNDAYS 10.05 A.M. On C.F.C.OE CHATHAM 6:30 ON YOUR DIAL •0 DA#HW OOD Mr Sam WWtzei of Toronto spent the week -end with his mother, Mrs. W itzel. . Ms and Mrs Elgin 'Merrier of Kit- chener visited with relatives over the week -end. Mrs. L. H. Rader is atpresent in Loudon Hospital where she is taking treatments. Miss Carol Webb who has °^?been at tending Westervelt Business College has been successful in obtaining a position with the London Free Press. Mr .and Mrs Harold Kellerman and John and ;Mrs. Cowan and Mrs. Martha Baker are spending a few days at Toronto Ex this week. .Miller - Ford Mr and Mrs Williams of•Bowman- White ' White gladioli with mauve god: yille are visiting with their daughter white . phlox adorned the altar '®f: Mr and Mrs Lorne Kleinstiver. Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood Mr and Mrs Theo Smythe of Lon - when the Rev. L. Higneli recently d0fl and Mr and Mns Jas. Taylor of. united in marriage Vesta Marl=' rnia were Sunday visitors with Ford, daughter of, Mr and:-' f �IAd Mrs Chas. •Steinhagen. ton Ford, Exeter, and Htvt,eiit' .T', . , "Mr and Mrs Edgar Restemeyer and Miller, Dashwood,, son of Mr' and Mr and Mrs Melvin Stade spent .Sun Mrs Reinhold Miller. Mrs. Louis day at 121ort Stanley. Kleinstiver presided at the organ anti•', Mrs Howard Klumpp who with her Mrs. Russell Broderick, Hensall, was parents have been visiting in Van - soloist. Given in marriage by her''•couver returned home on Sunday. father, the bride wore a floor -lenge i Mr and Mrs S. Currie are moving gown of white nylon over satin with , th'eir effects to •Oakville this -week, her veil of tulle illusion arranged i where they have purchased a home. from a satin and .pearl trimmed headel Mr and Mrs Milford Mclsaac, dress. She carried a cascade of red,Ron'nie and Donnie have returned to roses and white chrysantheunts. I their Thome in Detroit after spending Miss Carol Webb, Dashwood, was ,their -vacation with -Mrs. Lucinda Mc - bridesmaid; Miss Elizabeth Ann John (ase. ston, Zurich, flower girl, and • Roger• Wayne Brintnell, Port Perry, ring.. bearer. The bridesmaid wore a gels; low pylon organdie dress fashioned ching headdress, and carried yellow. and mauve asters and • American Beauty roses. The flower girl wore pink 'organdy dress with portrait neckliine and matching poke bonnet, and carried a basket of posies. - Lloyd Miller was !best man, and Jack Ford and Arthur Miller, usher- ed. The receptionwas held at the Club Moneta, Exeter Norbh, the bride's mother receiving in a gown of navy crepe with pink accessories, while the •groom's mother wore stack sheer with white accessories. A white' gabardine suit with red velvet uc- •cessories was donned by the bride for he wedding trip to New York City and Orlando, Florida. Mr and Mrs. 'Miller will reside in Exeter. rat Mr and . Mrs Ralph Weber and Diane and her parents, Mr and Mrs. Wim. MacGregor of Parkhill, spent the week -end in her uncle's cottage, at Port Huron. .Mr •and.iMrs Isaac Buehlow or Kit- chener and Rev and Mrs Arthur Buehlow of New Hamburg called on relatives here onSunday evening. Mr and Mrs George Wolfe have returned to Torontk after upending their vacation with his parents. STANLEY TOWNSHIP 'Mrs. Alice Cook of London, was a visitor with her mother, Mrs. J. Me- Clylmont, Kippen. Mrs. McClyment has not been enjoying her good health lately. :Mr and Mri Wm. Alexander and daughter Ruth of near Kippen are leaving shortly for their new Rome in Hensall. Brucefield Merchant Passes Services for Hugh Berry, .former prominent merchant •at Brucefield for 30 years, were held from the Brucefield United Church, Tuesday August 26th at 12.30 p.an. conducted by Rev. W. J. Maines. The services 'were under the auspices of Bruce - field I.O.O.F. Lodge and interment in Baird's ;cemetery. The body rest- ed' at the Beattie funeral • Koine, Clin- ton, until Tuesday morning. Berry, ,52, who passed away suddenly at Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth on Sunday 24th, was born in Bruce- field, and except for a short period in Wingharcn, had been there air his life. Active metntber 1of''.%the 'United Church, a past master and a past district deputy of the IOOF lodge. Surviving are his widow, the Iormer Lavina Smith, two brothers, Bruce, Clinton, and Wilson, Victoria, B.C. W.M.S. Meet The August meeting of the Varna M'S was held in the church recent - 1 ARE YOUR BEST BUY ! Only Re -Cleaned Grain Used in Ous Feeds AVAILABLE AT Hensall Dist. Co .Operative HENSALL and ZURICH 1161111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.111111111111111111111111111 St Joseph and Beaver Town Mr and Mrs Harold Johnston and children and the Misses Ella and Irene Tauer all of London, in com- pany with Miss Georgina Corriveau were ,Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Ed. Corriveau. Mr and Mrs Walter Jeffrey of Des troit spent the week -end with relati- ves in this vicinity. The Misses Loreta Dueharme and Roselle Corriveau who spent two months at Brescia Hall, London,have returned to their homes; They will attend the Exeter High School in the opening term. The Senior Mermiverge of Detroit spent the past week at their cottage at Ducharme Beaeh, having repairs drone on their property. Mr and Mrs Frank Ryder who have spent their holidays at the latter» parents, :Mr and Mrs Leon Bedard, have returned to their home hi Lon- don on Monday last w+ Mr and 'Mrs Leo Denoznme of ly. After Mrs W. Webster opened Detroit and Mr. Raymond Denoiyme'the meeting and Mrs Fred Keys led of this Blue Water Highway, motor- nn prayer. Mrs Reid took charge of ed to Eastern points the past week, l the 'business. Minutes of the previous viewing the different places of inter- meeting -were read and adopted, and est in Ontario and also in the Prov- the text word for September "Har' ince. of Quebec. ;vest" was chosen. With 12 members Mr and Mrs. Edward Mityn of De- one visitor and 'three children pm- troit were last Sunday visitors with ent, one new member was welcomed the later's relatives and friends, .,into the Society. Westlake Furniture WOULD BE. PLEASED TO SHOW YOU Electric Sewing Machines, Eureka Vacuum Cleaners tank and upright types. Mason & Risch, Henry Herbert r and Schubert Pianos. Also Carry all other lines of Home Furnishings • Furniture Store Phone 122 - Zurich Residence Phone 89. 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