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Zurich Herald, 1947-08-07, Page 4i111111IIN11111111111111111111111111NRii11111111111NIIN111IIN11NNN1111 11111N11111NNN11111t Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND DANCING NIGHTLY 'GORDON DELAMONT and His ORCHESTRA Midnight Dance Aug. 11, 12:05 a.rnll. SUNDAY CONCERT AUG. 10 — 9: p•m. by GORDON DELAMONT AND HIS ORCHESTRA ViNA SMITH, Vocalist Donating this special Concert to aid the Grand Bend Citizens Organization.—Silver Collection—Please give us your .support! SUNDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 10th.. SPECIAL BEACH CONCERT THE INGERSOL PIPE BAND A Great Band - Returning by popular request will require 150,000 yards of fill for which H. Lawrence & Sons, of Zur- ich have the contract. The trees have all been cut down along the narrow strip three miles west of 'Exeter. Bulldozers are being used for wid- ening the road and earth for the fill is being taken from the fields west of the Aux Sable river on the out- skirts of Exeter. STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mart Kenney & His Western Gentlemen FRIDAY, ANG. 8th. — 9 p.m. to 12.30 a.m. Mart's last appearance was terrific - those who heard Roy Roberts singing "OF Man River" will want to hear him again—Undoubtedly Canada's No 1 Band — Come to hear the best! illiIIIIIIHNIV111111111tHIHMIIIIMIlliM111111-411111111111111111111111111111N114111110 Plan to bring the family to the Bend again this season. There's lots of free entertainment and if you wish, pack your own lunch and use the Picnic Hall free of charge. Thereis so much to do and see! had ava you seen those beautiful new speed cruisers on the lake —and ride on one of them to get a real thrill ?—Roller Skating - Bowling - sniniture golf - movies - merry-go-rounds - games galore - swimming family .wings - baseball - saddle horses - bicycles - dancing. will enjoy every second of it_ • LOCAL NEWS Miss Jane Lamont is visiting relat- ives at Varna. Mr.' and Mrs. Herb Kraft of De- troit visited with Mrs. L. Kraft. Mrs. Stuart Stover (nee Daureen O'Dwyer) left'.for Montreal where she Will join her husband. ' Friends of Mr. Jasob Diechert are pleased to -learn that he is improving and able to be up at :times. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hess and da- ughter Pauline are holidaying in their cottage hi the Pinery • Dr. Archie .MacKinnon of Rich- mond••Hill was a week -end visitor at the home of his mother, Mrs. M. Mac Kinnon. Mr.' and Mrs. D. Paterson of De- troit were week -end visitors at. the home of Mr. and Mrs: Lee Hoffman and other relatives. Misses Della Mae and Dorothy Gingerich left on Monday for Carth- age, N. ., to visit their relatives,.for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg and Wayne are spending their vacation in Dashwood. Theycalled at Len 1'rang's on Tuesday. • Mr. and Mrs: Ray Ortwein and baby boy of Galt spent part of their holidays at the home of their parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. •Ortwein, and Mr, and Mrs. M. G. Deitz. Messrs. Gerald and Victor Ginger- ich and friends enjoyed a holiday week -end to Niagara Falls. Miss Pearl Wurtz spent a few days at the cottage of her sister •and bro- ther, Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz, Grand Bend, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hoffman re- ceived word from their daughter Marjory, who left last Tuesday for •Robt. McPherson, secy. of the Ont - Bruce, Alb., that she arrived safely ario Bean Growers Marketing Assoc - at her destination, and enjoyed the iation, has predicted a 20 per cent trip, but it was quite warm travelling increase in the 'vhite bean crop over last year. He said the harvest should Relatives and friends of Mrs. F. exceed d,500,000 .bushels, The in - C. Kalbfleisch are pleased to learn crease in production is attributed to that she is improving nicely. Mrs. the fact that more farmers are grow - Peterson of Dashwood is in 'attend- ing beans this year. Last year there once at the home of her daughter, Mr were about 5,500 growers. This year and Mrs. Jacob Haberer. there are about 8,000.. He said that Mr. and Mrs Walker Haines and farmers in the Huron -Perth area two sons; Mrs Mildred Cora and were finding that growing of white daughter Sandria all of Detroit, the beans is advanteogous to, them, in former having returned home while that they could harvest the beans and Sandria is holidaying at the home of sow fall wheat on the same field. her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Hilt. WIDEN HIGHWAY Dietz, a few weeks. Highway No. 53 between Exeter and the Blue Water Highway that leads Miss Marjorie Meyers and Doreen i to Grand Bend will be a real highway Grube of Kitchener, Miss Margaret !when completed. Contracts have been Erb and the Gingerich Sisters, Della let for the bridges and culverts and Mae, Dorothy Helen, spent a week the work of widening the road is at the cottage Paradise Vista, north I now in progress. The road will be of hayfield. I widened 17 feet on either side and ectrical storm ,Gordon Heard was de- livering milk when lightning struck a tree near him. He was stunned and the sole ripped off one .saoe, but otherwise suffered no ill effects. Carnival Gross $1,596 The success of the Lions Club Frolic held Wednesday last was due to good organization and teamwork on the par o e m t f the embers and vis - Mr. Wes. Stackhouse has purchas- ed the house on Mrs. Archie Mc- Gregor's farm, Mill Road, and ' is moving it to Brucefteld. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Richards and sons of Danville, Quebec, visited with Mrs. Richard's parents, Rev. and Mrs A. Hinton, Kipper'. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Ferguson, and children of St. Thomas, visited with the former's sister, Mr. 'and Mrs A. Gackstetter, near Kipper'. Mr. and Mrs. S .Beattie and child- ren of Wingham are visiting Mrs. Beattie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt McBride, Kipper'. Mr. and Mrs. James Moore of Win- nipeg and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLean of Gull Lake, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Wallace Haugh, near Brucefield It is over forty ye- ars since Mr Moore 'was in these parts Announcement — Mr and :Mrs. Robert J. 'Elgie, •Kipper', announce the 'engagement of their elder daugh- ter, Edna Frances, to Andrew Stan- lty McKnight, of Kirkwall, the •mar- riage to take place in mid-August. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Iees'semeyerl •spent the 'week -end with Mr ante airs0. Restemeyer. Mr. and Mrs. J. Petzold or ir'loriida are visiting with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Guenther.Mr. and Mrs. A. White of Detroit spent a few days with her mother, Mrs Witzel. Dr. Donald Oestreieher arid Miss iting Lions, The gross receipts of Eunice Oestreicber of London p n en the carnival were $1,59.6. the week -end with.' heir parents. Had Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Win, Ness have re - Anniversary services in ,St. And- turned to their home in London after rew's United Church, Sunday last spending a week's vacation with his was a big success in spite of the bad mother here. weather. Rev. Woolfrey of Clinton, Misses Helen and Marjorie Dark, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman of Galt were holiday visitors here last - week. • Civic Holiday was very quiet in town, in fact there seemed to be ,no one around. Mr. Roy Faust and sister, Miss Lillian of •Chicage, were visitors • at the Hoffman home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kropf, Paul Muiske and Clara Richter of Water- loo were holiday visitors here. Mr. and Mrs: Rhyman •Kalbfleisch of Detroit have returned after spend- ing the holiday visiting here. The unseasonably cool weather of last week is, being followed by the hottest weather of the sunnier with the •mercury- well yap in. the 90's. Rev. Lloyd Kalbfleisch of Elmira, Mr. and Mrs. Elmore.: Klopp have ,re- turned from a motor ;trip to' the nor- thern country. The forever also s- ited relatives here. ' • • , Mr. Felix Geoffrey of Toronto and friend of Wodstock gave us a frier'- dly call last week. They were •holi'f daying with the former's father, Mr. John Geoffrey, 14th .corn. . . Had Special Services Special services were celebrated• in the Amish Mennonite church ' of the Bronson line the 'past two week- ends. During the week -end of July 27th at the special services there was the matter of selecting a younger candidate for the ministry of the econgregation and this lot fell to Mr. Ephriam Gingerich of Stanley Township. Over 'the -"past week -end Bishops M. 0.• Yantzi of Baden •and Samuel Schultz of Wellesley were present and -ordained the young can- didate into the ministny. We wish Ephriam much success and courage in this new obligation. HIGHER BEAN YIELD St. Joseph and Beaver Town Mr. and Mrs. Joe Masse and fam- ily of Windsor who have been moll - (laying a few days in this neighbour- hood with their parents, have return- ed to Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Ducharme and children of London are 'visiting over the Civic; Holiday with their pan ents. Mr. Blaise Ducharme. of Windsor, is spending two weeks holidays with his parents on the Blue Water High- way. • The Misses Shirley and Doris Geo- ffrey of Detroit, who spent, a;,few weeks with their parents, in Beaver Town, returned to resume their work. Sister M. IPrecille Therese of Glen - garde and Sister M. St. Dennis of Chatham spent a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duch' arme of the Blue Water. Sister•, S. Dennis will leave shortly for 15,rum- heller, Alb.:, where, she'will-likely 'be stationedfore a •few -years. b - Wheat cutting. i in full sw.in.g,.at present. The standing crop is not'too heavy 'but the :sample is good. Others are raking in the last ,bundles of hay which was only half 'a crop in . most cases. Campers -in this (Burg have doge •much work in building' on their' vac-' ation days. But all left on Monday last to resume their duties in their different lines of work. Mrs. Maurice Charrette who has spent a few days in Detroit, has re- turned to her home on the -Blue-Wat- er south. Civic Holiday passed off in this community with much excitement, perhaps holidays are hatching out too fast for the average people, and may again become a thing of the past as in pioneer days. was the minister and preached venom good both morning and evening. Miss Corona Wendorf; Clinton, was guest soloist and sang lovely. In the evening .a male octette from Zur- ich Evangelical 13. B. church delight- ed the congregation with three num- bars in their usual splendid style. A large thankoffering was received. DASHWOOD Mr. Thos. Odgen of Fillmore, Sas. visited the past week with his sister Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nadiger. Mr. and Mrs. P. •Fassold ana Mr. and Mrs Melton Walper of Ingersoll spent a few days with friends in Detroit. Mrs. Jack Huffman of Pt. ,Colbourn is visiting with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Baker. IVLr. and Mrs. Melville Guenther, Barbara. and Carl of Garry Ina., sp- t their vacation with relatives here of Windsor spent a few days week with Mr. and Mrs. Chase Stein- hagen. HENSALL Bill Campbell of with friends here. Mrs. Samuel Kerner is visiting- with isiting with her sister and brother -in -Taw Mr. and ' Mrs. Isaac- Hudson in Sea- forth. and Mrs. Byron CaippbeIl of Toronto were -visitors with Mrs. Lain - aide and Miss +Gretaa. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bonthron visited with Rev. W. A. Young. Mrs Young and family at Fergus re-, cently. Miss Foster of Tonawanda, N-Y.r 1 Mr. and Mrs. 'Richard Dickenns of, Biddulph, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lam-, mie and Bobbie, •Centralia and Miss Amy Lammie of London, were the Guelph 'visited Thursdoy, August 7th, URI,� 'lefiill9 1vat ce c,e4 to eavol e 4 ,nenna� ialeVe+°14'tt, tum e-1 dr," after and rifeles3- 111,30.ate° old or ne,r. ri,Wincrengehey mu+ u 1' beca°se pure. Inflation en and in Exeter.i guests of Mrs.. Lammie and' s Mr. and Mrs. McGrenere has re- Greta recently. Mr. John Forrest remains seriously' turned to their home in London af- ter spending their vacation• sere, ill qt his home following a recent, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Marne' andp aralytic stroke- • = ' • ] Joyce are spending their vacation m Mr. ands Mrs'. John Moffatt of Hanover, also attending the reunion North Battlleford 'and Mr. and Mrs_. HARDWARE there Lorne Moffatt. of Regina visited l Phone 92 S ADZE and W EIDO. , i Comm ,: Day of Reckoning _"'rhe Lord Jesus 'hail be revealed from Heaven with his mighty Angels, in flaming fire taking vengeance on them that (snow not God, and that obey not the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ". II Thee. 1.. 7,R: "Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord." Rom:12:19 OBEY THE GOSPEL --The Gospel. is Salvation Through Christ! NOT THROUGH—GOOD WORKS. —FAITH IN ANY LIVING MAN. —FAITH IN MARY OR ANY SAINTS —JOINING ANY CHURCH OR ORGANIZ- IIUT by faith in the shed blood of our Savious Lord Jesus Christ. BELIEVE, AND ESCAPE THE JUDGMENT THAT IS COMING! TUNE IN: PILGRIMS' HOUR 7-7.30 E.D.S.T. SUNDAY EVENING.; Mnteat '.etwork, ,Sundays. Local Station, CKLW, Windsor (.!1•,o, r. TOILER, P.O. I3ox 123, LOS ANGLES, 53, CAL. M•r. and Mrs. R. Eckstein, and Miss recently with. Mt. and Mee. Johtt days with Mr. and Mrs. T Harry MissMarion Sangster and Sim . branch commences business with a' membership of !40 and a fund, of_ $2,000• handed over by the Exeter branch as Hensall's share of their joint activities in the Hensa:Ltnxceter Branch. ZURICH, Lily Hoffman of London spent a few McBeth. •j •� " - ae • a Hoffman • Sangster are vacationing with, Mx. Miss. Helen Nadiger is visiting with and Mrs. George Sangster in 'Port- friends in llanaver. age La Prairie for 21 weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Davidson of Mrs. I. Tiernan and son of Kitch- ener are spending their holidays with Sarnia visited with their parents, Mr.. Mrs. Mary Tiernan. and Mrs. W. R. Davidson and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kellerman and Mrs. 0 Twitchell spent the week -end in Hanover. Mrs Miss Margaret Glenn returned Kellerman and son John will remain home from a pleasant visit with Mr for a few weeks vacation. , and Mrs. Fred . Brown sand son at -Mr. aihd-'Mrs. C. Routledge and :Crediton. :family of 'Ingersoll visited last week Mr. Alvin W Nicholson of .An- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fos- eroid, Sask., called on his cousin, Sold. Miss E. Johnston. • Several exciting ball games are Dr. J: A. MacLean, who has-been taking place here this week. Don't confined to his room owing to illness forget the benefit game on Thursday is much improved and able. to he out night. again. Mr. and Mrs. Milfred Mcisaac and Receive Charier family 'are,spending their vacation Hensel]. Branch 468 of the Cania- with his mother here. than Legion, who • recently. received _: 1VIr:. and Mise. Lorne Kleinstiver its charter, has purchased part. of spent the week -end holiday in Bow- the Petty Block in `Hensail and plans "manville. , , to remodel it as a Legion HaI•l. The GRAND BEND There's always someone bobbing up with a story about "the meanest thief", but we believe here is a; pret- ty strong contender for the mythical title... .The met broke into the life- guard on the beach at Grand Bend summer resort 'over last week -end and stole two blankets, used for accident victims.....INo one would have cared very much if the blankets had been returned, but they weren't!—Ex. Paton—Bestard 'Grand Bend UnitedChurch was the scene of the marriage of Orva Marie, Daughter of Mr and Sirs Isaac Bestard, Grand Bend, to Willis Stan- ley Paton, of Mt. Brydges. Rev. C. E. Beacon of Mt Brydges performed the double ring ceremony.. The or- ganist was Douglas Gill, of Grand Bend. D. Gill sang "Through the Years" and "I'll Walk Beside You." The bride was given in marriage by her father; Mrs. Wm. L. Martin of London, was matron of honour. The bridesmaids were the bride's two sis- ter's, Mrs. Jack Paton of Parkhill, and Miss Audrey Besterd of Grand Bend. The flower girl, was Barbara Fahner, cousin of the bride. she groomsman was Erwin Besterd, bro- ther of the bride and the ushers were Emerson Paton, Kirkton and Jack Paton, Parkhill. Mrs. Bestard and Mrs. Paton, mothers of the couple, received at the reception held at the bride's home. They left by motor foe the Manitoulin Islands, and on their return will reside in London. BAYF'IELD Mr. G. Westlake, who spent the past three months in Vancouver, re- turned home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson and family of Sudbury are spending their. holidays with IVP'. and Mrs. W. Ferguson. Miss R. Hovey of London is the', guest o her brother,. Mr. and Mrs. Hovey. Lawrence, .Fowlin, Mr. .and Mrs, .i Fred Fowlie, London, are spending their vacation with Misses P. and F), Fowile. The other morning during the el - STAFF OF STRATFORD NORMAL. The appointment of It: Ja Igo -- Naughton, B. A., B. Pae 1, eL Corn-- Wall, ornwall, to the . staff of the ..Stratfordi' Normal School, as science mastera has been announced by. the Dept.. of Education He will fill the vacancy recently created by thee removal of E C Beacon', BA tothe priirt,eipalship of the Normal •School at North Bay.. 1•McNM/, aughton is Inspector of Public .Schools for the County off. aStonment, with headquarters in Cori : wall, is a former Tinekersmith Vii.. boy . and a graduate of Seaf'oriba I high school. • • WHITE EMPRESS BACK When the passedger lines Empress of Canada sailed under Jacques Cartier Bridgespanning the St.' Law-• rence at Montreal on July 23, regular passenger service between Canada and the United Kingdom, which had been a thing of the past since 11040, was resumed by the Canadian Pacific, which as the Duchess of • Richmond 'saw valient servioe as a troops during the war, 'has beencolnpletely refitted and' recondition- ed to bring her up to the Empressclass, and will' sail every third Wednesday from Liverpool and every third Saturday from Montreal, with stops at Quebec each way. In Winter the Canadian terminal port wilt be St. John, N.B., and the ship will call at Halifax eastbound and westbound. The day following the Em- press of Canada's arrival, Captain Shergold, master of the ship (seen above on his bridge as he brought.tha ship to the river), was chairman at a luncheon held on board and attended by 'leaders of state, church and commerce (top picture). • W. M. Noal,. the chairman and president of the C.P.R., and chairman or C.P1t. Steamships, is seen at the microphone as he stresses the company's firm intention to rebuild its ocean het and to continue to be a vital link' be-tw• cn Canndu, the British 'Cc' t:u:onwenith and :thee is i :'.'iii a the woinld. ,ri