Zurich Herald, 1946-09-19, Page 11
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'We have a Full: Line of Children's Play Suits, Sun
Suits and Slacks. Also Children's Corduroy
Overalls.
Men's, Woinen.s" and Children's Straw Hats.
Chenile Bedspreads in all Shades. $12.50 to
$21.50 ,Each.
NEW LINE OF DISHES . AND NOVELTIES
GROCERY SPECIALS
SPECIALS for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Robin Hood Oats, 3-1b. box 18c
Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soap, 2 tins .25c
. Libby's Prepared Mustard 6—oz jar , ..Sc
Royal York Orangepekoe tea, half Ib. pkg ' 38c
fins ...17c
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Pretzel Sticks, Pkg. ,..........•..22c
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In Police Court
Goderieh — For exceeding the hog
slaughtering quota, Harvey McCall -
inn, of Goderich, was fined $25 and
costs in Magistrate's Court last Thu-
rsday. Harold Ashton of Goderich,
pleaded not guilty to a charge of un-
lawfully assaulting Miss Evelyn Spr-
oule of Goderich. The case was ad-
journed for a week and bail was set
at $200. 'Appearing in Court last
week, Charles Durnin of Goderich,
pleaded not guilty to a charge of.
breaking and entering the cottage of
Father Hill, which cottage is owned
by Miss Julia Lewis. Bail was set
at $200. At that time the case was
adjourned until today, when it was
again adjourned for two weeks. fr'. R.
Hawkins of Goderich, was fined $10
and costs when he pleaded guilty to
a charge of careless driving on No:
4 highway, south of Clinton.
Miscellaneous Shower
On Friday afternoon a very happy
event took place at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Wilfred Weitio, Parr Line,
when about seventy neighbours and
relatives gathered in honor of Miss
Morjorie Datars (ibride elect) to pre-
sent her with a miscellaneous shower,
the address was read by Mrs. Orland
Reichert. The gifts were presented
in two little decorated wagons drawn
by little Marlene MVIcLachan, Marion
Deters, Kenneth Reichert. They were
all very lovely and useful. Marjorie
replied with many thanks for every-
thing in every way. Part of the af-
ternoon's program was a mock wedd-
ing. This created much fun and
laughter. The pastor was Miss Ag-
nes Love, and Miss Ellen Love was
chosen as the bride who • appeared
very charming in her attractive at-
tire. The groom, Mrs. Orland Rei-
chert took her place very bravely.
The couple was a ppor'ted by Miss
Shirley Adkins as bridesmaid and
Mrs. Wm. M4Lachan as best man.
The father, Mrs. John. Baker who
hesitated very much before concert-
ing to give the slaughter in marriage
aroused many cheers from those pre-
sent. The painist was Mrs. B. Walk-
er. A delicious lunch was served and
a happy time enjoyed, wishing the
bride much joy and happiness for her
future life.
Hensall Council Mirwten
The regular meeting of the Village
Council was held on the eve. of Sept.
3rd with all members being present.
Minutes of the last regular and
special meetings were •-read and ad-
opted. eared as a
Fred Sniallacom'be app para
delegate from the Community
Board asking for a grant for the same
and suggested that the Boara erect
the fence instead of the Council.
Motion, that we grant Brie Park
Board $300 and the Board erect the
new fence.
Dr. Godard, M.O.H. appeared and
reported as to the tests of the water
taken at the springs also at the Rink
for hardness and stated that he would
take other tests also.
R. J. Paterson, Assessor, appeared
stated that he was going to start
immediately at Assessing for 1947.
Correspondence read; M. A. Reid;
Lions Club, Seaforth; Lions •Ciulb,
Blyth, W. A. ,Sutherland, Auxable
River Cons. Authority, and others.
same considered and filed.
The Clerk reported re the meeting
of the Auxable River Authority, also
the interview he had with the Emer-
gency Shelter Officer in London.
Motion, that we ask the Emergen-
cy shelter officer for assistance in
effecting the occupancy of the vacant
'homes in the Village.
Bills and accounts were:
R. Middleton, fire supplies $11.10;
Drysdale Hardware, hall supplies 16.-
01; Co. Huron, Hospitalization Day--
man 19.10; Dept. of Health, Insulin
Mitchell 1.74; Co. of Huron snow-
plowing $18 F. G. Bcnthron postage
$5; T. Kyle, salary 73.80; Hydro hall
8.75; J. A. Paterson, reps. typewrit-
er 7.95; J. Pfaff teaming park $9
Grant $300.
Motion, that the bills and accounts
as read be paid. That we mstruct
the Clerk to ask F. L. Davii:son of
Wingham to appear before the Coun-
cil on Friday, Sept. 6, re drilling
Tea For English Bride
airs. Thomas Meyers is inviting all
the ladies in the community to her
home 'on Friday afternoon, Septem-
ber l2'0th from three until six o'clock
in Honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
David Meyer.s, English War Bride,
who has come to live in our vicinity.
Attended Birthday Party •
Mrs. T. L. Williams, Mr. Calvin.
Williams of town, and Mr. Orville
Ehnes. of Detroit, attended a birthday
party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. Ehnes of Bright, (nee Eva
Williams. Many relatives gathered
at their home in honor of Mr. Ehnes'
birthday. A real family reunion
took pace and a very lovely time .was
spent, wishing the couple many more
happy .occasions of this nature.
Lions Club News
•'Our lacal Lions are busy the next
week or so, Wednesday and Thursday
nights presenting their minstrel show
at Listowel on Monday night will be
Ladies' Night at Grand Bend, then
on. Tuesday night, Fair night they
will Present their minstrel show in
the Town Hall, Zurich.
ZURICH FALL PAM
Next Monday and Tuesday, Sept.
23rd and 24th are the dates of the
Anhual Zurich Fall Fair, and one of
Zurich's bigger days of the year.
A great deal of effort has been put
forth by the managernen'; or the
Board to make this a big success.
Good prizes are being offered in the
v ar�ious departments which will bring
(int many entries. The Parse races
alone is worth your admission fee.
.iss' the ball game at 2 p.m.,
th4 judging of live stock and all the
various things that are .so interesting.
Then to complete the day stay over
for the entertainment in the town
hall when the Minstrel Show, pres-
ented by the Zurich Lions Club will
be presented. This show r -as won
a big name for itself. If you have
seen it before, be sure and see it a-
gain, with many new added jokes
that will make you laugh for hours
afterwards. Then following this is
the usual public dance sponsored by
the Society, as well as the Concert
put on by the Minstrels. `
Late Samuel Carlile Houston
Samuel Carlile Houston passed a-
way in Clinton Hospital on Tuesday
September 1711i, 1946, in his 90th
year. He -was born near Ottawa and
later moved to Stanley Township,
where he worked as a framer for a
number of years, later he farmed.
He retired in Bayfield a number of
years ago. Surviving are two sons,
Carlile. in Stanley Township; John
A. at Fir Mountain., Sask., and one
sister, Mrs. Moran at London. A
private funeral service will be held
from Itis late home in Bayfield, on
Thursday at 2 p.m. Followed by a
public service from the Presbyterian
Church at 2.30. Interment will be in
Bayfield Cemetery. Rev. Lane will
officiate.
HYMENEAL
JONES—HAI ST
Zion Exangelical church, Crediton,
was the setting for an early autumn
wedding at high noon on Saturday,
Sept. 7th, when Rev. M. E. Reuber
united in marriage Helen Louise,
second daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wellington Heist of Crediton, and
Mr. Lloyd Edwin Jones, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Jones, of Exeter.The
Chancel was banked with blended
gladioli and other autumn flowers.
The bride was given- in marriage by
her father, entered the church to the
strains of the Wedding march play-
ed bV the bride's aunt, Mrs. E. Fah-
ner. The bride wearing a floor -length
white gown. A reception followed at
the home of the bride's parents wh-
ere a turkey dinner was served to
some 75 guests. Mrs. Hoist received,
assisted by Mrs. Janes. Serving were
cousins of the bride and groom.. A-
mid showers of confetti Mr. and Mrs
Jones left on a honeymoon trip foe
Niagara and points south. The bride
donned a turquoise wool dress with
a dusty rose coat and with brown ac-
regsories. On their return they will
on the groom's farm. 'Rear X-
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