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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1945-01-25, Page 4i 0 • KLOPP'S_OVIE$TOP SERVICE MARATHON GAS A Gas known to every motorist...Why take chances in inferior Gate when you can Iniy Good Gas at Reuka►r Engineered Lubrication brication At !Chopp's you get Guaranteed Lubrication, result 1 lamas of Grease. We invite you to watch gar Lubalate your Car and 01.0 how Trained AttaaaJaate Grease Cars Expert Repairing We use the KING AN ALYSER too prop,orly Tune Up your Meter. CLEAR GAS FOR YOUR LAMPS AND STOVES at 3tfc. Gallon Batteries, Accessories, Goodyear Tires Clean and Tidy Rest Rooms. Zurich's Finest and Most Up-twdato garage and Service Station. in and let us service and "Pep Up" your Car for - the Colder We ,th.n and Heavier Roads Drive • HOWARD K . OPP, LESSEE C. Fritz & :3er lanai :az Lot in Connection dock's orchestra, ,ar it'he Lade's' 5001 a. e1d� officers Mickle s, Geo Carl �gliton; M. Ellis r term Olive; of en�gagc- ugsxter, Will- son of Hensalll, F�.'b. 17, e'i� nerd. 1i'ei g of word from death of Weifberg ciia,n'for his widow of one sis- ter, �w7 Clinton and Mr was se d daugl Exeter Children's Ho as; su a Hu'tche a cover en- tered home. Club hada lunch h rthhin the hall. The Hezlsall s6S .001 bears a meeting when arse. following were marred: Chairman, E. L. Case; trustees, secy�treas., A. Ia., C . , t to Hess, Alf. Clark, Joe Flynn, Passmore and P. L. MoNau caretaker, Geo. li deon. Miss was appointed for a 'three -yea to the Libral'y Board. ' 'Mr: and Mrs. Earl G. Leonard, Mich„ announce the . meat of Mrs. Ol'lver's only da Kathryn Marguerite Dotter, to Will- iam Kenneth. Elder, younger Mr. and Mrs. Ben Elder, of The wedding to take place in the Methodist 'church in L Wee Killed In Action M. and Mrs. Chas. '1�krei, Centralia received official Ottawa advising thein of viae their son Pte. Raymond ., , who has been with the Gane ccs in 'Italy . Surviving acre ' the tonnes- Mss ; olttat:en Ailsa Craig, one brother, Lorne, Mrs. john Kuss k, S . HURON SHORT COURSES "1'• p thoughts and a Short poen�.Th'as say followed by another hymn. Coat Phis year a series of two day Short se Klumpp favoured with a ;solo Courses are being held throughout Jesus Loves Me. Rev. •Burn :gave the County commencing the first we -'1 the chapter in the study book. A ek of January. The subjects to be piano dura nearer My God to 'Thee', discussed are Soils and Management, was played by Xis. K. McCrae .and' which .-ill include Erosion, Crop ro- Ars. M. Kumpp. Mrs. G. Wilydfong tations, reforestation of our soils.. then read a short story entitled "An Instructions will also beo given on maintenance and upkeep oas and other implements around the - farm. There will be many helpful ties sent to our sick and shat in hints on Farre Machiner'ry. Qualified inembers during the month. The Veterinarians will take up cattle and meeting closed with the Mizpah. ben - swine diseases which are fairly pray ediction. A social half hour was alent throughout the county and die- spent at this time. cussing control measures for the same Idea." The president, M. G. Link then presided for the business. There were 17 sr ck visits made and 7 dain There will also be discussion on Per-' STANLEY TOWNSHIP manent pastures, methods of seeding and pasture improvement. Advertise Wan. McAsh, RCAF., of New Brun anent, will appear in the County pa- • swick, has returned to: camp after his furlough withh is wife and sons at the parental hone, Varna. Mr. Earl Pollock has returned af- ter a visit with friends in Kitchener Toronto and other points. Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Hohner - have moved from the Babylon Line to Mr. Harry Taylor's house. The many friends of Wilfred Chu - GRAND BEND ter are pleased to know he is able to be out again after his recent i11= Mrs. Alma Mullar•d is laid up with ness. The Varna Red Cross annual meet - have blocked ing evas held in the Township Hall, Varna on Friday evening, Jan. 19th rifarly all the roads, some of the' All members were urged to be pre - highways are passable but are very sent to hear the reports from the various committees of the past year's heavy. work. Mr. Donald, of Grand Rapids, STANLEY COUNCIL MEETS Mich., is home visiting his 'parents, The inaugural meeting of the Co- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Webb, Mrs.: uncii of the Township .of Stanley was held en January 8th, 1945, with the 'Webb is quite ill at present. � Reeve, T. E. Pepper in the chair and Mr. and Mrs. Webb were 01 years after taking the Declaration of Office married on New Year's Day. ; proceeded to appoint the officers for the year which were as follows.' Clerk Mr. John Mousseau is improving ' Cha C. pilgrim; Treas. Geo. H.. aonewhat after being laid up .with , Beatty; Assessor for Stanley, H. M. Hanley; assessor for Bayfield, JITo. Parker; Tax Collector, 'Mrs. Gertrude are . Reid; Auditors, Kine & Co., London; School Attendance Officer, Alex. Mc- Connell; 'Sanitaaly Inspector,: George Clarke for Stanley, and Robt. Orr for Bayfield; Road Superintendent, Wilfred Chuter; Caretaker of Ceno- Mr. and Mrs. John Sturgeon, 1 Ir.' taph, Geo. Clark; weed inspector for and Mrs. J. B. Sturgeon and small west, Harold Penhale, for east T. B. son returned to their home in the' Baird; Medical Officer of Health, Dr. village after having spent several Addison; Board of Health, Reeve, month. in Port Dover. Clerk and W. R. Stephenson; solicitor 11r. John Toms, who has been in. Frank Donnelly; engineer, Geo. A: Port !)over for some time, also re-' McCubbin;:stock valuators, T. Snow - turned to his home. ' den and Jno. Quigley; Caretaker of Mr. L. L MacLeod who spent a Hall Edward Chuter; • operator of few nionth:s in Erio returned to the , power.maintainer, toy Keys. By-laws village early isr the year. 11, 2, 3, 4, were given first, second Sgt. G. A. Hopson of Camp Bor- ! and third readings and passed • as d&tn had weekend leave, owing to i finally react. —Chas. C. Pilgrim, the illness of his mother who recent- i Clerk. ly underwent a major operation in i the Clinton Haslfital. Tpr. Oliver i Hopson also of Camp Borden is seen- ding some leave with his father in j C;nclerich Twp. •• Mr. R. D. Bell is at present in Blaze Is ?robed Victoria Hospital; London, Where he Inquest into the death last Thanks- is receiving treatment in the inter- este of his health. Rev. Robert Bruce of Ailsa Craig is conducting services in Carmel Pres byterian church the three last Sun- days -in January: • it was disclosed' at the annual Hu- ron Presbyterial meeting held in Clinton recently that the Arnold Cir- cle of Carmel Presbyterian church in Hensall, was the "Banner Auxiliary" for the Province of Ontario. Mrs. WilsonCarlile spent the past week with her daughter and son-in- air. and Mxo. Luther J, Peuhale, Exeter, tinn�ounce the engagement of their dattgtiter, Shirley Kathleen, to berth Mayon iColbr, #t.A.A.�F., son of Mr. WO Mrs. I. Colby, Melbourne Australia. The rail tiriage to take plane the latter part of January, Mr. Wiissn Morley of Exeter re- ieived rword'of the death of his neph- T'bursday, • Januar: 25th, 1945. 5. M Nw/i.t►r11+w► !► l No t**.o �w•*� *o* .e•*`pro••* MILKINCI4 MACHINES o • The United Faimees Co -Operative Co., Toronto, w • has recently taken over the manufacture of the famous Universal Milking Machine. Before purc'h- �► asing, give us A aw, Charles Marley, who was killed r Poultry Feeds Cos tcexztrates, Cedar Shingles, fence a ou ry +► an action overseas Dec. 13. This as o Coal, �t} the ascend son of Mr .and Mrs. Mor-: ` Posts, !Molar fails, Etc., on hand at all, times. ley of 'Mwnetville, Ont., in Northern Ontario, to be killed while serving, 'Huron Farmers' Ca -Operative went overseas HENSALL, phone 115. R. J. COOPER, MANAGER In Aug. 1944 paid the supreme sacci o * o®o•Dwv•; thce 3n O1ct. 1944. Two other sons ...Opape•aro+`w.ar�+aeon•.•o0•00♦ Billy and Allan, are also in the ser- vice. - overseas. Bruce who DISTRICT. Major H. C. Lawson or has returned to i:�+ilian lifeis resuming his 'b'nsPlless, whichC. Lawson carried an ai ill e' he r- vdng'in the arrw. "Ruth McLean, ta+�o-year-ol. 1- teu of Mr. Ferre McLean, of has'been in the Sick Childr• Hos- PRA London, since `Christm f- ;feiing with :Strop. Had Needle -Removed 'The other day 'Mrs. Dave s- ora, Wing'ham, was puttinga `be i'dge table away when needle 's rich had 'been left in the n- 1 tered her hand. `It was removedat iNgiif'gham General Hospitalafter *swh� i'ch she returned to her pers. so be ready for the one which is most convenient for you. There will be one course in each township. The places and . dates for this district is as follows. Stephen Twp., Crediton, Jan. 23rd and 24th.; Hay, Zurich, Jan. 24th and 25th; Stanley, Varna, Jan. 25•th and 2Gth. very had cold. The heavy snows a bad cold_ _M.r. and Mrs. Bob Mousseau ' risiting in Windsor. BAYFIELD KinciWrdine Had Fire Mrs. Clarence Cassidy, Kincardine, wife of a service man and their four children ate homeless as the result of an early morning blaze which gutted their ,home. Overheated pipes are blained for the outbreak. Firemen fought the stubborn blaze but only a few effects were saved by early ar- rivals on the scene. House Goes up in Flames We have seen several accounts of articles of brushed rayon going up in smoke. Iona Henderson had a house coat of this material that did just that; It was hanging in a cloth- es cupboard and in searching for something near is Mrs. Henderson lighted a match and almost before she could call .for help the flames had enveloped the coat. They died quickly and no further 'damage was done. Wingham Advocate -Times. Marks 92nd Birthday An honored resident of Seaforth, Mrs. Donald MacKenzie, observed her 92nd birthday on Tan. Lith at the family home, Main St. Her family were all present Mrs M Patrick, financial statementshowed the Sod.' T Tuekersmith, John McKenzie, Sea- I ety . in a good financial position, and forth; Alex. Orillia; Robert, Toronto Miss Rena MacKenzie, Stratford. Mrs MacKenzie has lived in Seaforth since 1878 and enjoys exxcellent health. She is a native of Scotland. Numerous friends called during the day to wish her well, Qets Life Sentence Robert Wm. Turner, 19, was sen- tenced in eircuit court, Detroit, to life imprisonment following his con- viction on a charge of killing 14 -.yeas old Joyce Raulston, - daughter of the late Gerald Fitton, formerly of Exe- ter, on March 27. Turner Was arrest- ed June 27 ancl• confessed the killing while Richard Vincent, 23, was be- ing tried for the crime. A confes- sion .by Vincent also had been an- nounced but at the trial he denied the slaying and said he had been for- ced to make the confession Name Secretary -Treasurer The Seaforth Agricultural Society held its annual meeting in the Lib- rary Hall with a fair attendance. The HENSALL . giving night, Oct. 10, with 20 wit- nesses. head and which lasted all af- ternoon and until 10 .o'clock in the night. resulted in a verdict that 13ruce Moore, 513 year old bee- k^'eper, of near Bayfrciid, die.d from lire and smoke of Undetermined • or - 'gin. Moore was found dead' in the ruins of his home when ;persons pass- ing were attracted by the flames and investigated. Dr. W. J. 'Slbaw, cor- oner of Clinton, presided at -the hear- ing and Crown Attorney 'Dudley E. Holmes of Goderigh; questioned the law, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Richard- witnesses. On the jury were . Johh son and family hi Goderich. Howard, :rohn Castle, Malcolm Timm T. C. Joynt spent ;a few days in John Cameron (foreman Y;Gaca-t'encr:: Montreal on business. Scotehmer, Miss Gertrude Peart of Stale who DASHW000 wm.S. MEET The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. of the Evangelical church . was held on Thursday last with 20 members pre- sent. Mrs. G. Wildfong taking the chair. The theme for the meeting was "About My rather's Business" with • Stewardship and self denial:. The meeting opened by tinging two limns. Me scripture was react by different rnembera of the ,society XI. G. 'Wildfong read some sttrwllyd has been a patient in London hospit- al is convalescing at the home of Mr. Prank Peart, where, her Sister Myrtle Peart is in attendance. N.S. Helen Munn of the RCAF., Trenton and Mrs. G. T. Munn of , London were visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munn. The dance held in the town hall on Friday eve. last sponsored by the ' H'ensall Volunteer ,Firemen, was a great success, despite fhe inclemency of the weather and bad roads. Music for the trace svm furnished by Mur•. j. 1. the reports of the various committees showed keen interest in the work, Seaforth had nit outstanding Fall Pali last year and the Directors are Plan• hang to keep the interest maintained,: Mr. E. P. Chesney, who was lash yeafs aecsa-trona.., resigned and his place was filled by Mir. Frank Storey.. Runnaway at Parkhill Parkhill - . Shortly before noon the. , other day a team of horses draw- ing rawing a building on skids, became frigh- tened rightened and careened wildly down Maul, street from the north end of town. They ran for four blacks, before cru- shing in to a car, which was parked. in front of , Lindeniield's hardware store. They broke away from the bu- ilding when they hit the car and' con- tinned on: their way dashing madly - around gas tanks, down the sidewalk,. missing several parked cars. On•&• horse fell down in the centre of the• road and a short distance from the railway track where they were cau- ght. ra»>Saaas : • a NV NEVER PACK ANY INFLAMMABLE " MATERIALS IN PARCELS - MATCHES AND LIGHTER FLUID. in overseas parcels have started serious fires. Think what this means. Thousands of bags con- taining letters and parcels lie deep down in a ship's hold, lurching in a rough sena, })''`' }''}.. a 4•,. If matches or lighter fluid take fire—AND THEY DO—that means that brave seamen must go into the smoke-filled hold and risk their lives. Thousands of parcels may be, destroyed --thousands of men disappointed. 40111.1 oe ie "ter IS.• ;F. WON'T YOU HELPt We know that you would not knowingly endanger laves and mail. So think -- and then don't hat matches or lighter fluid in Overseas Mail, POST OFFICE lsstred by she aarrkm* ty -of Wt.P.,' pos.tMA9tE'(os �•�+�ato+iaa+�.,.9arr^Yw;�¢ge•.. �'w�hvivax�p:'