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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1947-07-24, Page 4ZURICH,. ONTARIO zuttiCH HERALD 0 i 11�16lI11ImililtflHllll f 11HHlHl�liimillliiilll!ll ttiollimili1f nililllfilil�ill lowed st4xld the Beatty oar which was pushed :into the ,parked car; Mrs. David Anderson LakeviewCasino Stricken with a stroke while at - lStricken the Cochrane family reunion at Bayfield on July 10th,. Mrs, David Anderson, of Varna, died soon after being returned to her home. She was in her 75th year. She had spent the afternoon at the lakeside, and was resting after supper when striken. The former Ellen McAllister, she was a member of Varna United Church. Her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Elmer Turner, of Varna, and Miss Pearl at home, and a son George of Brucefield, survive. (Private .,funeral service was held on ,Saturda'ly and was conducted by Rev. R. Hern, of the Varna United Church. Interment followed in Baird's• Cemetery:. GRAND BEND DANCING NIGHTLY GORDON DELAMONT and His ORCHESTRA MIDNITE DANCE JULY 28, i 2 :05 a.m. One of the most Popular Dances of the week! "VARIETY ENTERTAINERS" SUNDAY, JULY 27, 9 p.m. Lou Raye: English Comedienne., Return engage- ment, by popular request. Bill Davies, Ventriloquist; Marian Knox, Her first appearance, a smart dancer; Bing Kelley, Yodeller and entertainer. Silver Collection. Plan a visit to The Bend during the week and relax --there is much fun at a very small cost.. iti1111;11I111Illilllii11tH111111111111111111lllllliilftllllliHlill 1111tl1II11111 W11* Stade & Weido It's the . Honey -Saving GOODS EAR ...Nest by Compare extra - mileage Good - years with 'any other tire . , . mile for mile .. dollar for dollar and you'll do what Tailbone of motorists have done — ' you'll "go Goodyear!" YOUR GOOD) EAR STADE and WEIDO AL�s HARDWARE Phone 92 -- ZURICH DRYSDALE Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E•tue an son Thomas were visitors with 'M and Mrs. Thos. Molyneaul, at Dwbli recently. Mr. and Mrs. Armand Bedour, o Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ove holt of Drysdale, and Miss Lorett Maloney of Seaforth, spent a wee -end at the Martyr's Shrine at Mi land. , Former Parish Driest Passes Rev. Joseph Albert Loiselle, for- mer parish priest of the Frencri Set- tlement Parish, died Tuesday last at the age of 80 years in hospital in Windsor following a lengthy illness. Father Loiselle, who had served in the priesthood of the R. C. Church for more than 50 years, was pastor of St. Joseph's Church, River Canard for some 35 years. After his recent retirement the aged priest had lived at the home of a niece, Mrs. Arthur Bezaire, in Tecumseh. A native of St. Philornene Que., Father Loiselle attended the Grand Seminary in Montreal and came to Wi.ncrsar as a young man. He spent nine years in the French Settlement palish and 6 years at a mission near this commun- ity. He went to River Canard 38 years ago, The funeral was held on Saturday morning last from St. Jos- eph' Church, Canard River, when Hie Excellency, the Most Rev. John T Kidd, Bishop of London, officiated. BAYFIELD Jowett, Mrs. Jowett and two sons of Clinton, Iowa, are vrartnig the Doctor's aunt, Mrs. Cecil N. brown at Briar Cottage. lar. Gordon Lee, wife and son of }Prince Edward L4and are visiting Mre, Lee's parents, Mr. an AIrs. Ar- ehie Armstrong. :.'"any will i<,gret to leant of the death of Mrs, George A'lcClinchey, Mother of Mrs, Ivan Steckle. 'She was laid to ,rest in the Baiydeld cem- etery Monday last. Mr. Simon MacKenzie of Rainy ttiver was a guest of Hugh and Mary Gilmour and •called on many old time friends, Dr, E. 1P. Lewis was the guest of Mrs.:. W. Woods, "The Hut" over the holiday. On his return to Tor- onto Was ne,eomoanied hey. Mrs. Lewis who was here for a fortnight. Miss Doris McEwen, who Ms cotn- pleted her second year at the TJn,i- :t'ersity of Western Ontario, London, d r. n returned home. Saturday to spend the long vacation with her mother, MTs. F. W. MeEwen. Master Ralph Poth was taken to Clinton Public Hospital where he is - receiving penicillin treatment for a serious infection resulting from an abcessed tooth. His many friends hope he will make a quick recovery. Bayfield Suffers Damages Extensive damage was done to the approach to the new bridge on the south side of the river by the tor- rential rains Saturday last at 'Bay- field. Most of the work done the previous few weeks was washed down to the river valley. The rain caused much damage in the district to crops gardens and several culverts were washed completely away. Rescued from Water Jack Tillman, London, experienced a dip in Bayfield River, which he did not enjoy, on Victoria Day. Had not Byrd Sturgeon, George Foote and Ritchie McDool been at the scene to rescue him, he might have been drowned. The incident occurred at the dock where the water is very deep. Mr. Tillman was in a row boat and when he moved to hand an out- board motor to his son, who was on the dock, the boat capsized. He was going under the -water for the third time when he managed to grab the upturned boat and clung to it until the three men got to him. GRAND. BEND, Work is progressing on the new pier. The cement top is ,being laid and when completed will add greatly to the efficiency of the piers. Mr. Harmon Gill is confined to his bed having suffered the fracture of three ribs in a fall, A daughter Joan Gilt fractured a bone in her wrist when she fell while roller skat- ing. Mr. GThl is just completing the f finishing touches .to a fine new cot- r- tage he is erecting in the Southcott a Pines. k- Grand Bend was the mecca of one d- of the largest week -end crowds over July 13th in history, to visit this pop- ular summer resort.. Hotels and cab- ing were all filled and parking space for cars during the day was almost impossible to find, and it looks as if some provision will have to be made for parking accomodation, some par- king lots would greatly help, with a moderate charge for parking would make such accomodation possible, and would also be a great convenience to the public. There have also been a goodly number of changes en Main Street during the year. STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mr, and Mrs. Alvin McBride and Donna; Mr. and Mrs, Cleve Cochrane spent a pleasant week -end at Mani- toulin, Sudbury and North Bay. The congregational and Sunday School picnic of Klppen and Hills - green will be held in Jowett -s Grove Bayfield, on Thursday, July 17, at 2.30 p.m., featuring a full line of sports and games. The Varna and Goshen Young Pe- ople's Society held a weiner roast at Bayfield Monday eve. last. A goodly number of local Orange men attended the big Walk at Mil- verton on Saturday, itbeing the 112th The Misses Marion Horner, Nancy and Marg. Webster spent a week at Salable Beach, returning Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Horner and Mr. and Mrs. Wat Webster. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferguson and fam- ily of Sudbury, are holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Elliott Varna. The very sudden and unexpected passing, of Mrs. D. Anderson cast a gloom over the district. The symp- athy of their many friendi is deeply extended. Four cars were involved ' abut all passengers escaped injury in a crash on No. 8 Highway, 5 miles west of Clinton. George H. Beatty, of. Vern; applied his brakes and slowed down., when he noticed r. ear, parked at the side of the road, Two Other .cars fol - I DASHWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Morley Witmer, Betty and Kenneth, Mr. Ralph Mecum, Mr. Arthur Foveler all of Detroit, Mich, Miss Norma Steinbach of Exeter and Mrs. Clara Decker of Zurich, spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rader. On Sunday July 27th Flannel - graph bible pictures will be shown at the Evangelical U. B. Sunday (School by the Rev. Mrs. M. A. Hunt of Mitchell. Sunday School from 111 to 12 a.m. Everybody welcome. Miss Betty Geiser was successful n passing her Grade 2 Theory exam with firt class honors, Miss Nanc Tiernan also' obtained first class ho ors in Grade 2 Theory as well a first class honors in Grade 8 piano. Miss Vera 'Cunningham of Clande boye spent a few days visiting frien ds here. Miss Shirley Smith spent a few days with friends in London last week. Mr. Sam Witzel of Toronto visited with his mother, Mrs. Witzei a few days. Mr. and Mrs. George Tomtrnson of Detroit spent the week -end with re; latives here. Mr. Percy Kleinstiver of 'Chicago spent a few days with relatives here._ His mother, Mrs. KIeinstiver return- ed to Chicago, with him ante will spend her vacation there. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ra,schke of De- troit spent the week -end with friends here. Mrs. Reschke and Donald re- maining here for their holidays.. Week -end visitors with 'Mrs. Luc- inda Mcisaac were. Roy Melsaaa: and Elizabeth Esler of London; Gerald McIsaac and Jack Doyle of W'andsor and Mrs. Ed, Edighoffer of Ziirich. Mrs. Elmer Witt and family 'of Pembroke and Miss Bernice Luft of Hanover are spending their ;vacation with their sister, Mr. ` and Mrs.,, Elgin Merner. Mrs D. Keys of London is visiti g, with;her mother and Mi, "and Mas.. , Koehler. Mr. and Mrs. John Doneheiy of Chicago are spending their .uacation th Mr. and Mrs. R. Goetz-; Misses Maida and Margaret. Wein, the three Kraft sisters and Mrs. Jack cin are spending a few days at Niagara Falls this week. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Merner atten- ed the wedding of her ebrother; heodore Luft at .Hanover •on Fri - ay. Mr. and Mrs. E. Barteliffe of •Clip - n were 'Sunday visitors with Mr. nd Mrs. A, Tiernan. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goetz of itchener are visiting with his par- 's, Mr, and Mrs. R. Goetz. Col. and Mrs. Eugene Tiernan and fa of London were Sunday vis- ors with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hopf and f of 'Clifford were Sunday visito th Mr. and Mrs. Thos..Hoperoft Deferred Items) Betty Taylor of London spent th ek-end with her parents. Mr and Mrs Clayton W.iidfong ndon spent the week -end with he ther, Mrs. Hamacher. Mr. Win. Musser of Detroit is vi ng with his family. Mr. and Mrs. McGrenere .of Lon n spent Sunday with her parent and Mrs. O. Restemeyer. Herbert and Harold Luft of Kit ener called on friends her on Sun y. 'Mrs. Bertha Hayter who unde nt a serious operation in Winds spital recently has returned horn d is improving,] Visitors from. Detroit for the we end with Mrs. Mcisaac were; Wal Don Stevenson and Francis Mc ac, Mrs, ICarolyd McIsaac and son raid and Neil of Windsor. Nei ying to spend his vacation. Miss Myrta Taylor of Lonaon i ting with her brother Dr. and Mr ylor. Mr. and Mfrs. Melton Walper of moll spent the week -end with hei ants. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Cudmore of onto are spending their vacation h her mother, Mrs. lfleinstiver. rs. Ness and Paul spent the week with friends in Tavistock. 1V Ir, and Mrs. Jack Town of Ohio ed with Mr. and Mrs. Theo Hop - ft on Monday and Tuesday. r. and Mrs, Gordon Canto,, and fly of Sarnia are visiting with Mr Mrs. Oscar Miller. rs. J. McNevin of London, spent week -end with Mr. and Mrs. A. estreicher, r. and 'Mrs. Edkins of Rowell, ., spent a few days with Mr. and Wm. Nadiger. $ y n s E wt w T d to a K ent f it fly wi we Lo mo iti do Mr ch da we Ho a_n ek- ker Iso Ge sta vial Ta Ing par Tar wit M end visit crof M fate and M the E. 0 M Mich )Vies. Ain rs a of 5. s, r oe e s 1 s s • Thursday, July 24th, /1947 Mies Lois Geiser of London is sp- ending her vacation at her home here. Mrs. Lydia Mcisaac and daughter Mrs. Young of Crediton were Mon- day visitors with Mrs. Melsaae. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruce of Wind- sor and Mr. and Mrs. John ,Snyder of Brantford were week -end visitors with their mother, Mrs. Hayter. Mr. A. D. Mack and Miss Dorothy Mack and Mrs. Tulteit and son Harry and girl friend, 'all of Detroit, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. O. Restemeyer, it having been twenty- five years since Mr. Mack has been in Dashwood. HENSALL Miss Goldie Cross R.N. returned to her duties at Westminster Hospital London, after a pleasant holiday with her parents, Mr and Mrs. W.' B. Cross. Dr. Norma Cook has returned to Toronto after a two week's vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. N.E. Cook at the summer cottage 'at Oak- wood, Grand Bend. Miss Florence Schwalm of London is holidaying at the home of her mother, Mrs. Violet Schwalm. Mr. Leonard Noakes underwent an operation for appendicitis in 'Clinton General (Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Case are holi- daying at their cottage at Turnbull's Grove. Engagement, Mrs. Annie Saundercock of Hensail announces the engagement of her youngest daughter, Marcella June, to Radford Willard Donaldson, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Donaldson, of`. London, 'the marriage to take place early in August. Mervyn Stephan has received the position as assistant Agent at the C. N.R. station in Hensall. Miss Audrey Mears, of Provost,A1.• is spending' her summer vacation with her aunt and uncle, Mrs. Grace Harpole and Harry Horton. Miss Mears is on the teaching staff in Provost. Mrs, Donald Chlew of Los Angles, Cal., is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Cornelius Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Horton are a- way spending a few weeks' holidays with their son Stuart and ramily at Old Orchard Park, on the Atlantic Coast, State of Maine. Datars _. Garratt: St. Mark's Anglican Church Ham- ilton, was the scene of a lovely mid- summer wedding when Nona Frances daughter of Mrs. Alice Garratt,, Mel- ita, Man., .became the bride of 'Carl Frederick Debars, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deters, Hensall.Rev.W.A. Henderson officiated. Has Misfortune Mr. Percy Harris, well : known Hein call district .fanner, had,:ehe enisfor- time 'to fracture his collar bone. in an accident when a team he Was hit- chfng up crowded him into the barn door. He was attended by Dr. Dunlop of Exeter. He had been looking- after a flock of 1200 turkeys in addition to his regular farm work. Had Reunion The annual Mitchell reunion was held at,Springbank Park on Saturday June 2,8, this being the usual last' Care in manufacture backed by the skill and knowledge which long years of experience con- tribute ... gives Viceroy Asphalt Roofings a standard of excellence which marks them as superior. Competent dealers recommend them. Landon Roofings Division ICER©Y MANUFACTURING COMPANY Facforyr, LONDON H'eod Office ',TORONTO'. VICEROY LONDON ROOFINGS ASPHALT SHINGLES KS'N S1YOD'7)i A„D M,NCR[gAL SVgfACSD ROLL ROOFINGS ASPHALT OM TARI[D SHEATHINGS & FELTS BUILT-UP ROOFING MATERIALS ROOF COATINGS SOUR SHIELD -OF "PRPECTIQN Saturday in June. There were over 150 present, from Detroit, London, Lucan, Centralia, Exeter and Hensall attending. Those from Hensall were Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mitchell and mem- bers of their family 'which included Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Horton and Miss Clarissa Mitchell. . Meals included ham and ice cream, were served in the pavilion, the tables showing the Mitchelis to be good cooks. The af- ternoon was spent in sports, races, contests and 'bail game. BORN Johnston — At Community Hospit- al, Clinton, on July 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Johnston of Bayfield, (nee Alice Beaver) the gift of a daughter. LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of Milverton were Sunday guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Coxon. Mr. and M,rs. Edw. Gaseho of t ' iii ace led by Mr. and Mrs. Gray- don Peters of Toronto, are holiday*- in;g at 'Magnetawan Lake in the Nor- thern country for this week. Miss Mae Smith motored to Pet- rels last week where she visited - quaintances at the C.E.E. Hespita and at 'the Nurses•'' Residence. A. party was held in her honor at the Golf Club House of that town on Thursday evening prior to her leaving for her present position at Belleville.. LOOSE VALUABLES 'INVITE TROUBLE People can save money and avoid unnecessary • risk 'by remembering two facts, states Cordon Sewell, local. Bank of Montreal manager. One is the postwar increase, crime. The other is that B of It safety deposit boxes give maximum• protection for only a cent or two era day. Ask about this service. Your valuables need protection, too. YOU EXPECT A ROOF TN LAST A LONG TIME You will have a certain color in mind, a blend of colors perhaps, when select- ing a roof for a new home or a new roof for your present home ... but, it is equally important that you choose a roof that will long withstand the abuse of time and weather. DURABLE: FIRE-RESiSTING) "Roofs that will rtilr be Modern Tomorrow PicERoy ASPHALT ROOFINGS FOR YOUNG TARVELLERS A wait between trains in a strange city with a 'couple of children in tow is a prospect grim enou lr.• to. appal the most competient young mother, but fror now on the nef three-room nursery in the C. P. Rail. - way's Windsor Station in Montreal will give both parents and youngstees a chance to rest, relax and freshen up ibefore continuing their journey. The nursery is in charge or a trained matron, and its playroom (top) is. equipped With an indoor- slide, blocks and toys with which' the kiddies can be turned loose, The "quiet"' room (lower left) hos cot, for the children to sleep in and . chairs for their mothers to: relax, Two dimin»•• utive tubs are providedinthe bathroom Mower right) *here a young lady, form Northern Ontario en route to Nova Scotia, i, sees .bathing her .14-ntmrrtttrs old .bey. A hot plate, bottle warmer, and sterilizer re ave. it uble far preparing reilk and fc• mules,. and the rooters are alt decorated withictures. and' "transfers" p trans fors of an- imals and children. Miss Et'rel Alexuriden, R•N:, the matron in charge, who can he seen •' r*r the upper •piCte ure, keeps an eye: on. thee ehildhen. wkle tau heiz get about errands in the antleeeeeeenitg, about tidlkets ter• or liav'ing, a; meat.