Zurich Herald, 1946-04-11, Page 4..........
CHRIST JESUS CAME INTO THE WORLD
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t.
TO SAVE SINNERS
FOR—
We have, all. sinned and co
'Tim.. 1:15
short or tree Glory ,of'God.
Ram: 5: '28
REPENT—
And be converted that your sins
GOD so loved the world that He gave
that whosoever bel'ieveth on Him
have everlasting Me.
may he Dotted out
Acts 8:19
His only 'begotten Son
should not perish but
John 3: 16
TUNE 1N:
CHAS. E. FULLER., 7:O. 'Box 123, LOS ANGLES, -53, CAL.
PILGRIMS' HOU12'7---=7.30 E.D.S.T. SUNDAY EVENING.Windsor
Mutual Network, Sundays. Local Station, CKLW,
"'THIS ?icKORL1 NEEDS X.HRI.ST"
•
CRED1TON
.Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zwicker have
moved from Exeter into their fine
residence recently erected on IYlain
Street,of
Mr. Chris. Habit has disposed
his fine farm, north of the village.,
to Mr. Adam Kirchner and is hold -
ion sale of his effects on
mg an auc,
April 1.0th. Mr. Kirchner gets Mute -
The infant daughter. of Mi. ar
diate possession and Mr. and Mrs` Mrs, Jack 'Ter .quair was able to leave
resid' I the hospital, Following its recent ills
Heist will move to their fine
ence in Zurich where they hope to
ears of retired life mess ago Mn. T�romeof
and babe a e ts,
are
t
rJJesney,
enjoy ranine Y recently discharged . visiitiandaMrs thee
McQueenpar
p
. .
Mr..Murray Gibson and Miss Mary
'Gibson returned to their home near
13xveelleld after spending the winter
HENSALL
Mr. Ray Schwalm was
visitor to London,
Mrs. P. A. Ferguson is supplying
as teacher at S.S. No, 10, Hay, in
the absence of Mrs. Norman Stan -
lake who is ill with scarlet fever.
Mr Milton Ortwein of London,
{ was a recent visitor with his parents
a holiday
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein.
nd
lei
from the armed forces, has opened
a shoe repair business in the build-
ing formerly owned by the late C.
Trick.
Mr. Samuel .Schwan$ of Racoon -
vide, .Sask., is spending a few monthswith his sister, and brothersi,rn--law,
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Heist.
Congratulations were extended t o
Mr. Albert King who on Sundaa is
.celebrated his 82nd birthday,
a very active man for his age and he
and Mrs. Icing were pleasantly enter-
tained to d birthday dinner :at 'the'
home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Thos. Yearley.
Week -end visitors with IVIr. and
Mrs. Chris. Heist were Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Zinn and Mrs. Kaitting, of
HessGoderich, and Mrs. H. G. Hess and
Saledaughter Pauline of Zurich.
Or •
50 IRONIN 'WARDS
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50 FOLDING LAWN CHAIRS.
We have recently received a Carload of Masonite.
Let .Us .Supply Your. .Needs
M. C. KALBFLEISCH & SON
ZURICH
Phone 69
WHAT CAN READY MONEY
MEAN TO THE faChAUEAD
months wit'h Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Mua bi ie.
Dr-, Nornia E. J. Cook spent a few
days recently following her graduat-
ion, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman E. Cook. Dr. Cook will in-
terne at St. Michael's Hospital, Tor-
onto.
1VIrs,.L. Simpson who has been sp-
ending the winter months in Phoenix
Arizona, has Buchanan,tarned llsuperintend-
,Miss Maryy
ent of the General Hospital, Niagara
Falls, was a recent visitor w!th her
mother, Mrs. A. Buchanan.
Mr. Jim Campbell of Guelph, spent
a few days 'last week visiting with
Mrs. Jas. Sangster and family. Jim
recently returned from five years'
overseas service and two weeks ago
had his tonsils removed at Westmin-
ster Hospital, London. His many fri-
almost daily in this vicinity and the enncl are 'pleased to see him.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
IP
Real estate is still changing hands
.xnnnmer3 Serious Accident
community welcomes the ne
Miss Mary and Mr. ken 1VIcCly-
4 LAC. W. A. mont attended the Young People's
Conference in the United Church in Minstrel Show, put on by the Zurich
Mitchell recently. •suffering a fractured skull, as tine Lions Club, and under the auspices
4 AReid of Varna a nd result of an accident which happened
Bayfield is returning from overseaswhen a plank which was being sawed of the Hensall Chamber of Commerce
flew back striking him on tae head. This show was given in Zurich to
Mr. Alvin Stevens of VmeIand, in on the IleDe France. He was -unconscious when picked up. record crowds Thursday and Friday
n.ni his April 4th and • 5th gand was
ur-a decided hit, with songs, jokes,
an the St. Catharines district, has ,p And was rushed to the hospital ani! l g
chased the home of Mrs. Gertrude pressoperationHe
performed acritico al eon 1 •dialogues, and black faced comedy
Reid, south of Varna. Bti at its best.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mc.Clindhey clition.
Thaur day., April 11th, 194
iviassey-Harris Advise
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MASSEY - HARRIS
The Service Arm, for Canadian Farm.
$70.75
$59.50
$82.75
and son-in-law 1V1r. and Mrs. 3. Wil- en
Mervyn 1 bran , and the soloist isdent of the London Mrs. Bee..
croft,
ee-
croft, Wingham.
A presentation of a living room
table, table lamp and mirror and a
floor 'lamp was made to Mr. and
Mrs. James Gardner of Thames Rd..
from Thames Road United church,;
Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner lost their
home and all contents by fire which,
destroyed everything, and have just
recently moved into a new house
-which has just been ,rebuilt. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Dougall,
well known residents of Hay, and
who are taking up residence in Hen-
sail
ensail in the near future, were honor•
ed at a presentation held for them
Friday evening 5th at S,S. No. 10,
Hay, and were the recipients of a
lovely occasional chair in Victorian ,
style. The address was read by J.
Ingram, and the presentation by D.
Shirray. Progressive euchre was en-
joyed with 16 tables in play. winners
were. ladies, 1st Mrs. John Gabes
consolation, Mrs . J. Corbett;
1st, Garfield Broderick, consolation,
Wm.. McEwan. Refreshments were -
served. Attending from a distance
were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McEwan,
of Stanley, Mrs. T. L, Williams et'
son, Stratford, and her
of Hensall. She has resided in the
village for 65 years and was born in
Usuorne and attended Hurondale
school. Mrs. Brown enjoys fairly
good health and enjoys all her facu-
lties and still loves to do her house-
work. She is one of a family of 1a,
three of whom are living, Including
herself, and two brothers, Frank
Blatchford of Exeter, 94 years old;
and Dr. B. Blatchford, Salem, Ore.,
80 years of age and the youngest of
18 children.
All roads lead to Hensall Thurs-
day
hur-day evening, April lith for the
Ronald Smith, 17, employeed at
Spencer's Mill, Hensall, was rushed
by ambulance to London Hospital,
4i -k•k' i'•.•E•-i••#•3..g..g..g.a..8'.g.^P.+d..F•t•+4^$•M'11
and fancily from. the Gostren line,
moved into their new home purch-
ased from Mr Buchanan, Varna.
They are being welcomed In Varna.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Rowson •of
Bayfield were recent visitors in Stn
anley. .
. BLAKE
Miss Verda Heckler is at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Swart,^:entruber
df "Zniclz.at present.
Mrs. R. Gingerich is improving, a-
lit can mean tale difference between ter her recent illness. Her many £ri-
just getting by and being really •sue- ends wish her a speedy recovery.
cessful in his aan.terprise:,..' t :.can ren- :Mr. _and .Mrs. Leonard Jeffrey
and
able him to achieve his .amjiitioixs to jZmil Le n Jeffrey f visited
Mr. and
Iso
make his farm more ;productive, more1
comfortable-
For the goahead farmer, who maa4,
be short of ready moneY,•.many;mod
ern farm improvements :era rnow•zvith;
in easy reach with a .13. of M..loan.:
Here's a partial check list of impros
vements for which ready :mxrney rs'l
available:
new improved agricu1tuxal .imple-'
ments and equipmett;;
new livestock for building up the
herd; farm handbags, repairs -and
cectensions; new 'electric systems;;
fencing, drainage aztd'land impro-
vement; installation of lignlxtnng,,
heating and water systems;
electric aids, washing machines,,
cream separators, refrigeration
pumps, motors, milking machines,.
etc. St. Joseph and Beaver Town 1
Take advantage of the ready moneyi :LateiXliam :I"Aucharme
available at the Bank of 11,lo'rtreal to On -Thursday last the remains ..of
help you pay for such improvement,. i William 1)ucharme.Sr.„ were •lain' to
Call on Mr. Sewell, manager of th r i rest an the .;parish Cee 'bury. After
Bank of Montreal. You will find that a amigo= 8.4,12 s rwas coelebxat^'.
he knows and understands the farm-, ed by the Rev. Father Lucier, of
er's problems and that he is eager Zurich; Father Robert, the home!.
to help you go ahead and get your I parish priest, ;and Prather. Martin ,of
share of the rewards that lie in lr'igh Big Point, who officiated.. Mr. Du -
agricultural production. charme, who w.as of a kind drsp.osit-
ion had made many friends ,during
-- - his lifetime, and with the exception
Huron Old Foye of a few years that they had lived
in Courtright, he had spent his :entire
With the largest attendance in
many years, the Huron Old l3oy:'
Association. of Toronto held their 5n••
nual At Home at Columbus Hall in
the evening, with all sections of 1-1.ur-
on County well represented. Headed BR• oTgee of. theNSacred
redLapHeart,
arrte; ,London,
by the veteran sportsman H. N3
(Brown) Jackson and Mr. and Mrs.' Leri Jeffrey of Goderich; Marguerite
Robert McKenzie, the Seaforth xne Mrs. Len Masse, London; Madeline,
mbers led the rest of the County in Mrs. Wm. Wessing; Monica, Mrs.
numbers, over forty from that die -1 Richard Jeffrey of the Blue Water
;evict. being registered. north, and Sarah who died eight ye -
'The guests were received by the ars ago; The sons: Wm. Jr. of the
President, Fred Elliott and Mrs. Ell- Blue Water; Louis of the 16th Con;
lott and by Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Victor of the Blue Water north, Na-
Wiekens and Mr. and Mrs. I3. M. pollen of London; and Eridore at
McCreath. The guests were about home, The funeral was largely at-
r.qually divided between the euchre tended by relatives and friends of
and 'bended tables and the dance. a distance; Detroit, Windsor, Belle
floor. ;Martin's Casa Loma. orchestra Rive , ,131g Point, Courtright, Sarnia,
rendered excellent music. • Kenneth •Sim'coe, Harrison, Kitchener, Sea-
Stanbury was in charge of the pre,- forth, Goderich, London, Thedford
gramme arrangements,
and the neighbourhood. The pall
There wa:; some evidence that the bearers were six nephews; Pierre
riot squad might have to bre called Ducharme, Louis Denomme, Oscar
When it was announced that e;nven Tomlin, Regis Ducharme, Stanley
fairs of nylon hose were to be given , Bedard and Ray Denomme..
asprizes for the wvinner.s of cetds The deceased left to mourn his
and special dance numbers, there loss his wife and family.; two broth
Vas tt:nsr, interest until the last Wei' ors, Alfred of the Blue Water High -
were awarded. In the winners of way and Oscar of the, Town 1rne
;!ie euchre: we notice the name of three sisters, Mrs, David Gcromeitc• 3
Mr. Frank Warnock, whose parents i of Mount Carmel; Mrs. Salome 1
l •a jrr 'urich. T)r. J. G. Ferguson, Williams of Seaforth and Mr•s. Bern -1
the 'T•-easnrr.r. .stated that the drive nd'i.th Hartman of Thedford, The
f:,r new rnern' 'rs had been. highly beressvect tfondlynmun,.1has th'lj'tswmpal yl
Anereofui, rrnsrnv' n'W Tames tldi �.d of the +cn1irt 3
t�+ the mmnbership, eavement,
:Mrs. recent' an
attended the funeral of Mrs. Jeffrey's
father, M. Wm. Ducharme.
Mrs. Napoleon Ducharme and
children .of London are spending a
week with relatives in this vicinity
Many attended the funeral of Mr.
,2,. iJlenomme on Tuesday at Drys-
dale .from ttliis aricinity.
A large number took in the Min-
strel -Show the Zurich
LioTown ball sp that
oil -
sot -ea 'h5
town -and report a splendid show full
of life and 'laughter. planning on
`The 'Blake church are p g
their seventy-fifth ;anniversary to the
near future. Further announce-
ments ••will 'be given.
`W:M.S •inleets 'Thursday at the
home of MVLiss. James 1VXc1ritle ;for the
Easter meeting.
life in this community. Mr. DV:charms
was married to Josephine Denomme
45 years ago, and from that union
twelve children were born; five sons
and seven daughters: Sister Francis
Annual Meeting
89th Birthday
Mrs. Mary Brown, prominent The twentieth annual meeting of
11ensall resident en 'Wednesday, Ap- l the Huron Presbyterian W M. S. will
ril 10th celebrated her 89th birthday i be held in P ngh mnU United
h mhu h,
Thursday,
The event was quietly observed at ,
her home in Hensall, with members { and afternoon sessions. The after -
of her family including her daughter; noon speaker will 'be Mrs. J. H. Childs Zurich.
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Gioe �o conquer //,'
Next to heart disease, cancer
is the greatest single cause of
death on this continent. It
kills 1,000 Canadians every
xn.onth. One out of every eight
persons now living must expect to
die of cancer, unless far-reaching preventive
measures ate taken.
Cancer is a deadly killer unless the patient
seeks early medical advice. But when.
caught in its early stages, cancer is generally
curable.
The cause of cancer is still unknown, and
there is yet no specific cure. But if diagnosed
in time and treated. by surgery, x-ray or
radium, a cure can he effected in a majority
of all cancer cases.
[t is now proposed to organize an ener eti.c
campaign in Ontario againstr in
no l its
forms.. This campaign will have t
he ing objectives:
0
sss
1—To, organi a and operate fully
equipped cancer clinics at suitable
centres, where people may be ex-,•
aminea; and, if necessary, treated
according to the most scientific methods,
2—To pay a portion 4 the cost of treatment.:
of cancer for those 'needing financial help.
3 -To pay travelling expenses to and from clinics
if needed.
4 ---To conduct an energetic program of cancer
research.
To carry out this program, the first need is.
money. Your donation will definitely help
to reduce the number of deaths from cancer in
this province. It will help hundreds of
people to be medically examined in time and.
to escape from the deadly clutches of cancer.
It may well help research scientists to dis-
cover a cure for cancer and so free mankind
forever from the dread scourge of cancer.
this appeal is for an objective of $2,000,000 to provide for a three-year program of
cancer research, treatment and province -wide service.
ONTARIO CANCER FOUNDATION
nit organized drive against cancer is a joint effort of The Ontario Cancer Treatment?
and Research Foundation and The Canadian Cancer Society.
Give Your Contributions to yotir local Bank or
send to 22 ,College St., Toronto.