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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1953-02-12, Page 4• LOCAL NEWS Xr and Mrs Menno Oeseh enioyed 3t motor trip to Lacknow where they 'visited with Mrs. Oeschi mQtir Mra Mrs Bryce Mack and sons and IVIrs. David Meyers and songobin, land Mrs. Earl Flaxbard visited at London on Monday. Was Guest Speaker Menno Oesch attended the U. 13. Evangelical Ladies' Aid Day of Prayer on February 1st, She be - ng guest speaker at their Yoked service. Authentic! Christine Jorgensen's Own Story Here's the story all America has V3een waiting for! Christine Jorgen- sen, the woman who was. ,ance a man, tells - in her even words about her remarkable transformation. Read 'The Story of My Life", by Christine Aorgensen, starting in this Sunday's fFeb. 15) issue of The American Weekly, exclusively with Detroit &niday Times. DASHWOOD Miss Carol Webb of Landon spent the week -end with her parents, Mr and Mrs M. Webb, Mi s Betty Geiser, nurse -in -train - in Victoria Hospital, -London, is spending a week's vacation at her home here. .Mr. Alex Getz of Windsor, spent the week -end with. Rev. and Mrs. H Getz. St. Joseph & Blue Water Are' Miss Georgina Corriveau, of Lon don, spent a few days with her pal. 'lents, Mr and Mrs Ed. Corriveau. Miss Marian Bedard of Londoi was a Sunday visitor with her pal dents, on this Blue Water Highway. Mr and Mrs Len Denomme, o Windsor attended the Burns an Ducharme festival and also visite ether relatives in the vicinity, Had Birthday Mrs. Joseph Bedard, the grand ol lady of this French Settlement, ha en Wednesday last Feb. 4th celebra ted her 89th year. .Mrs. Bedard i hale and hearty and being given th best of care, makes her enjoy life re gardless of her advanced years. Sh was the recipient of many gifts, an as well of many good wishes fro iher family; she also received birth day wishes from Prime Minister St Laurent, and other government Off. -eats. This community is also offer sing Mrs. Bedard more years of con tinued happiness in the midst of thei parish, her native home. .Mr and Mrs Willard Ducharme eef Detroit and Mrs. Nelson Masse o Windsor called on relatives and fri lends in this vicinity on Sunday • last MR' Another Birthday On Sunday last Mr. Al Fred Du eharine celebrated his 75th birthda ,tpatietly on this Blue Water Highway Mr. Ducharme received many gifts also good wishes from his fatnii and neighbours and as well fron distant points. Mr. Ducharme claim that when one has passed the alloted span a)f three score and ten, he is then living on borrowed thne, also 'when one has passed the three quer ter (mark, he is then entering into the century class; it is then a very appropriate time to impart good wishes, and if such is a factor, then we should with all Sincerity hasten to bestow on those celebrants all our good wishes so that they may attain their goal, to enter int() the century class. Commen 0 ne day recently we were approach- ed by a reliable citizen, -to where the name Beavertown originated from; we admit -we were much embarassed to answer that question; anyone with a keen memory, who nhabitd that burg or its .surroundings, many years ago, who can give us a near ecorrect ,anewer of its origin. Name "Beavertown" its date year, fowl, der, etc., will be highly apprece fated at the same time will relieve us from a little pinch; and we are sure will satisfY the :above itiquiry, It is regretable that we should ,disree Bard those old names, for they were given iby the. early pioneers, who we- re the real founders of this settle- etnent, and we are sure they would Poe greatly. grieved, were they per- Imitted to know of• the many changes hich has taken place since their '1eparture. But since each generation .eframes up its own style changes and Isvays of living, and since a generat. i a 1, f d d s 5 e e d ni r f y 1 5 A' • 4.4 ZURICH HERALD Thursday, robruerY 120,• po 1-',00:.:11,6;.,:zt • ;:eVing, on GMC! ow, even more than ever, the spotlight's For 1953, GMC trucks bring you new ::.,....:77..,:r : staying power and new safety with heavier, and even greater economy than ever before! acceleration, greater hill -climbing ability -- great valve -in -head engines give'you faster power and higher compression rati0. l'hese mere rigid and durable construction. MI 1953 GM C models provide increased horse - dollar "Go!" ority they give you real dollar for And with all their solid superi, greatest GMC trucks ever built. feature, these 1953 trucks are the Model for model, feature for :.,..,:4 talC over your needs. Let us show nitillin • . •:•,:.::::,.....:...::,:....:4::1:,::: , more of what you want in 1953. Drop in at our showroom and you how GMC trucks give you -45011211111W WITH GREAT NEW VALUES • • • in Power__ Three husky, improved var e -in -head engines, nesv high 4olnpression ratios, highligh the GMC power story for '51g. Choose the power plant )pu need from the rugged 08 h.p. Loadrnaster, 125 h.p. i6rquemaster and 130 h.p.Workmaster engines. tra Performance .. Over the road and over the rough, GMC can handle the toughest jobs with ease and come back for more. With heavier, stronger, more durable frames, these husky 053 GAIC trucks are the sturdiest, most rugged ever built. in Safety.— For fast, smooth positive stops all 1953 GMC trucks up to the 9400 series are now equipped both front and rear with big, husky "Torque -Action" brakes which utilize the motion of the truck itself for extra stoppingpower. Heavy duty models in Series 9100, 9500, 9700 and 9800 have extra large "Torque -Action" on the front wheels and famous "Twin -Action" brakes at the rear. In Economy ... The big improvements in GMC's thrifty, valve -in -head engines combine with the new, rugged stamina to bring you overall operating economy like you've never seen before. Ton for ton, mile after mile, all year 'round you save money with GMC. A OINIAAL MOTORS liA1.6111 F read value. .get a real truck! Pearson Motor Sales , ksz!WA Ao.ff.s.P4%. Zurich, Ont. GA4C-152.4, —ssresommusommisemememsomminerme on has approximately twenty-three years, one who lives old anust expect many ehanges and furthermore, whe- ther or not the young generations !differ from us in their mode of iiv-P1 Ng or principle, we of the oderN ones will And it more agreeable tokil puill -with them, rather than against,h and it will help to create a betterN community to live in. THE CHRISTIAN'S HOPE WHAT IS IT ? ? .3...It is Sure and Steadfast. Which hope we have as an anchor of the soul, both SURE , and STEADFAST. Neb. 6: 19. 2. It is Good. Now our Lord Jesus Christ himself, and God even onr Father, which hath loved us, and hath given us ever.. lasting consolation, and GOOD HOPE through grace, 11 Thess, 2; 16. 3,,It Is Life! Blessed be the God and Father of,, our Lord Jesus Christ, which according to His abundant mercy hath begotten as again unto a LIVELY HOPE by the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. 4. It is Faith! If in this life only we have hope in Christ, we are of ali men most miserable. But Now is Christ Risen from the dead, and become the first fruits of them that slept. II Cor. 15: 19-20. GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGERS BOX 50 rt It, 1, — Zurich, Ontario PIONEER ONE MAN POWER CHAIN SAW SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAW There's a Pioneer in your past. There's a Pioneer in your future! FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES ON PIONEER AND SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAWS SEV, YOUR LOCAL DEALER: RADER & MITTLEHOLTZ Phone 63 - Zurich 08111MMNWSCIESIOPM7.0t111010011MMIGEVZ For Top Performance In 1953 Insist On CO-OP 18% Chick Starter First with: Viamin B12 and Antibiotic Penicillin (2% years ago) First with: Trace Minerals (5 years ago) animal protein, a surplus of all known essential Complete supply of highest quality vegetable and vitamins and the proper level of calcium and phos- phorus a 11 so essential. For rapid growth,- fast feath- ering and uniform development, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 18 per cent 18 17 35 Chick Starter Lay Mash Lay Mash Lay Conc. Cwt. Bulk, 4.70 4.50 4.10 3,00 3.80 3,60 5.45 Phone Hensall 115. Zurich 220 I-IENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE FREE Delivery for Ton Lots .