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GRAND BEND
rresents for Your. Enjoyment. the
Following Attractions
I`rl.day, Saturday Nov, 11)-20
CAGED FURY
C'onpelling Story of Lives and
Loves Under The Big Top• •'Loaded
with Action and Adventure
As an Added Attraction
MR. RECKLESS
3E'lard-Bitten Oilfield Workers Peek-
ing more Wallop thn a Gusher.
Monday, Tueeday November 22.2.3
—Starring--
Itethert Cummings Susan Peters,
Agnes Moorehead, in
Miss Myrtle Gaiser hadhertonsils
removed in Dr. Ferguson's Hospital
Mr and Mrs Merner Eliber of De-
troit and Mr and 'Mr. Leonard Birk
of Guelph spent the week -end with
relatives and friends here.
Mr and Mrs Fred Stark and How-
ard of Toronto spent the week -end
with Mr and Mrs. A Alleman(t.
air and Mrs Thos. Hoperoft are at-
tending the funeral of- a relative in
Toronto.
Has New Industry
Mr, W. E. Reid has opened a new
loan picking plant in the former
hotel in Dashwood. He has installed
a machine that will pick out the brit
beans and is the only one around
these parts. Ho employs a number of
ladies and men. •Mr. H. 3. Kellerman
is in charge and Mr. Stewart Wolfe
is eleetrieazl engineer.
Had Fowl Supper
About 85 members and friends sat
down to the annual fowl supper of
Zion Lutheran Choir Thursday eve.
last. The committee in charge of the
delicious -supper consisted or. Mrs,
Rudolph Miller, Misses Frieda Rader
and Dorothy Hayter. Rev. L. lfige-
nell acted as toast master and called
on various choir members and visit-
ors
It
isi:
or after the banquet. A program
of games, contests and music was in
charge of Wilfred Pecker, Melvin
Stade, Ed. Gackstetter and Hubert
?Biter.
THE LOST MOMENT
(Adult Entertainment)
Lost in a Strange House of Hate
:Where no Love had Lived for a
Hundred Years
:li'`iews reel and Tex Williams and His
!Western Caravan.
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BAYFIEL-F.)
A reception -will be hely in the
Bayfield town hail for John Wild on
Thursday. Nov. 1gt'lt. Music will be
by the Dundas Orchestra. Every-
body is welcome.
Don Scott, who is .attending Os-
good Hall Law School, Toronto, ac-
companied by Godfrey Pearson, son
of Minister of External Acairs L. 13.'
Pearson, who is a student at Trinity
College, Toronto, were guests of Mr
and Mrs. James R, Scott.
xa..
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t+`..!' elutvett's uxode, iijii?re they
put out two blazes in hollow trees.
In Memoriam, one verse 50c. 25c The fire had• spread from burning
^>, additional verse. Card of leaves and roared up the trees like
chimneys.
'Thanks 5 fl a,
Mieeellaiteotie articles of not more
than four lines. For Sale, To Rent
Wanted, Lost, Found, Ete., one in
sertion 35 Cents, 2 insertions 50c.
Auction Sales—$2.00 for one In -spoke for eu minutes on matters per-
eartien if not over four inches it taming to the Orange Order, Later
in the evening there was dancing.
length. Mr. Patrick Martindale of Port
Contract advertising made know Huron was a week -end visitor at the
.ea application. home of his parents, • Mr •and Mrs.
Address all Communications to: J,seph Martdale.
Mre Keith irLeo Leonard and three Chil-
HERALD OFFICE — ZURICH droll, who have spent the past few
months with her m ther, Mrs. E. A.
eeerellerstone, rent to juin lir•*'` htisli-
and in Montreal. Mrs: i+ atlieVstbne
Mr and Mrs Jack Fraser Wad two
children have i^etaln fired ho:me from a
Mrs. Wm. Glenn, who underwent
trip n through Western 'Canada, and
an operation in Victoria Hospital,
the States, visiting among other pla-
ces Banff and Glacier Park, Mon-
tana, etc.. returning by way'of Chic-
ago. They were acc:'mpanied by •M-'
Had Goose Dinner
Members of LOL. No. 24, hayfield,
with their wives and friends enjoyed
a goose dinner in the Town Hali.The
guest speaker was J, Carson 'ef Lon-
don, Grand Master of Ontario, who.
GRAND BEN]
London, has returned to her home.
- 11r and 'Mrs Mark Wild have left
tor. Florida where they have spent
the winters for the past number ,of ai i1 Mrs Clarence Freeman and. da
.'ears. ughter, Donelda, Holnnesville. Mrs.
—'T'' 'and Mrs Sol Pollock have 1e Freeman visiting her mother in Cal -
turned from trip to Lansing, Mich., nary for a few days,
v':irere they spent a few mouths. 1'
Mr and Mrs Toni Baird and Millie,
Ni annees Breene and Arnold Mason i S osep I Beaver Town
tate returned from a four week's Had Baptismal Service
tip to the West motoring through' l.anst Saturday night the family of 13a1)tisinel services were held in
the States. They report a grated trip, Mr and Mrs James 'Meese of St, St, Paul's Anglican church, Hensall,
Mr and Mrs Emery Mason of Sack- J -seph gathE'red at their home to Sunday afternoon, when Sharon Ann,
atchewan, motored home with then cck•brsite a birthday of Mrs. Masse. daughter of Mr and Mrs. W. F. Riley
ZURICH HRAi ,t
nunieations •Schools, Clinton, under
the connnand 'ef Squadron Leader A,
Ross, along with their 'trumpet band
with Warrant Officer No. 2, Charli--
bois in charge, were in attendance
and headed the parade togther with
the Girls' Guides, Scouts, Schools,
Firemen, Village and Township Co-
uncils, Chamber of Commerce, The
Branch Chaplain, Rev. P. A: Ferg-
uson 'officiated for the dedication of
tho Colours, At the memorial obser-
vance the 'following enticed wreaths:
Province o1 Ontario, !1'Irs. William
Sangster; Tnckersmith Township,
Mr. Ray Bell ; Hay Twp., Reeve Geo.
Armstrong; Village of Hensall Reeve
A. W. Kerslake; The Legion, Mrs.
'Taylor. Standard .bearers were:
Comrades Fred Beer and Harry W.
Horton, Color Sargeant, Comrade
Fred Appleby; Parade Marshall,
Proiclent Comrade Sam Dougall;
Cenotaph Guards, LAC. Barrett and
Cpl. Davidson, Clinton RCAF. Last
Post and Reveille sounded by Trum-
peter David Kyle. At the service in
the hall Reeve George Armstrong of
Hay', was in the chair. Flt. Lt., Rev.
T. Dale Jones, Chaplain, R. and C.
School, Clinton, was :guest speaker,
with the services were Rev
assisting
'Sti l
a. , i, tl r
g
P. A. Ferguson, Rev. R. A. Brook,
Rev. A. E. Hinton, Re(v, R. H. San-
derson.
RETIRED ON MONDAY
PRIME MINISTER KING
Who, at '7;3, tendered his resignation
as ,Prime Minister of Canada on
r- g
years, seining 21 e5
.rIunday', after tri „ y , )q
months and 8 days—a total of 7,82.
days. Ill -health ha'i confined hint to
Itis home since his return from over
seas. He said good-bye to his Cab-
inet and to the press gallery and
said with a sorrowful s'mi'le: "I think
my day's 'Mork is done/' rlir. King
will however retain his seat in the
House as a private Member. But
will give pf his wise and unselfish
counsel at all times to those in need.
Louis St. Laurent, is Mr. King's . usc-
cessor, and has been sworn in by
the Lieut Governor.
That are floating by the way.
—So we think it is best
To give up
Not inteietlpt
From now on in peace she
r:t-
_e5.
:may
HENSIa.LL
Any member of the Heneall Wo --
mens' Institute wishing to enroll in
the Blue, Cro.s are asked to get their
application cards r t Mr. W. 0. Good -
win's .:tore immediately.
The- Evening Auxiliary are holding
a bazaar in the United Church scho-
rllroom Saturday afternoon, Nov.• 20,
at 8 p.ln. Offered for sale will be:
t.
home baging, proauce, s:i-ving and
knitting, candy, the WMS. will
serve tea. Plan to attend.
The Heneall Branch of the Can-
adian LtePion are 'holding, 11 - 4 1.140
and Dance in the T -owls all, Friday
November 19th. Prizes will 'be, ti;ir-
keen; and chickens;
door prize a 1+t.'
key. •Goo.d music for the dtii.Ct'•
BORN—At the .St•ephsln Nursing
Hensall, Thursdit NOV. 11th, to Mr,
and Mrd Ward Forrest of Zurich,
a daughter (Margaret Lillian).
DISTRICT NEWS
Nine Ribs Broken
Ed. Treble Exeter, who is ill at
his home following his recent accid-
ent, is improving, he had the misfor-
tune to have nine ribs broken when
in collision with an auto.
Car Crashes Cow
While travelling east on No. 83
Highway in the evening, Arthur Ba-
ker of Stephnen, ran into a cow that
was crossing the road from north to
south. The cow was !owned by Roy
liohenz R.R. 2, Dashwood. Damage
to the' car was about $75. Mrs. Bak-
er was in the front seat with her
husband but fortunately neither was
injured.
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LOCAL NEWS
Mrs, Billed Denonino of the B. W.
Highway has left for Kitchener where
she will spend the winter months.
Mr land Mrs Ed Geseho and child-
ren and Mrs. E. Turkheim motored•
to Stratford on Sunday Where they
were guests with the tatter's daugh-
ter, Mr and 1VIrs Chas. Carr. Miss
Betty (laseho who had been enjoying
a few days holidays with her aunt
and uncle in that e'ity', returned 'h'ome
with them.
• Tillursday,. November "18th, 94&
Returned From Hospital
Mrs. Clara Decker has' returned
from Victoria Hospital to the hone
of her daughter, Mr and Mrs. Allan
Fraser of 'Exeter, where ,she Fill re-
main for some time. She is getting
along nicely. We wish her continu-
ed good health.
Entertained Husbands
The Ladies' Aid members of the
St. Peter's Lutheran church e itertaa
lined their husbands to a hot supper
in the '.basement of their church Ifast
Wednesday evening. The program,
Mrs. Wm. Miller of Godericli,
spent a day in town last week.
Messrs. Ward Fritz and Lewis
Thiel of town, and Wm. Wilcox of I
London spent the week -end at
former's cottage ill the Parry
Sound
District.
PI I' and \lrs. Garfield Ii0Iionmee of
the 1;. W. Highway tveb'e n'`.cnday vis-
itors at .the Mine of their• sister, Mr
end Mrs. Lloyd Bedard, Sea,forth. .
Mrs. Jane Brisson who was in r'es-
idence in Goderick i'.r some months,
is at present; ;pending some tune at
cora 1Sila.t;; .of her niece, Mt. and Mrs.
dn'�'Cph Martindale.
Mi•:. Herbert K. Eillbei ; Mr. and
Mrs Harty Beaver of Crediton, were
Sunday visitors at the home of the
3ormer'n daughter, Mr and Mrs Ward
Frig, •
Rev. R. H. Sanderson, and Ars, Mr and, '1111':; Cleniena Regier mot -
Sanderson of Lumsden, Sendai ere @fed ft) Ititcheiier oaf Saturday to vis-
it relati -1 : ,Tiley will 'be' accompani-
ed 'h;ome. ,tv1t. the latter's brother.
Mr Leo Meidinger, who has recently
had an operation for appendicitis,
and is progressing` very favourably.
He will be at the home 'ef his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred .Meidink'er
Bronson line. His many friends wish
hire continued health.
spending the winter nioitths with
their daughter and soft -in -taw, Rev.
and Mee. P. A, FangUson.
MT and M. e Archie Noakes spent
Sunday with their son and iau'gh-
te1-:.l-law Mr and Mrs Lloyd Noakes
and family at Auburn.
Misses Edna and Audrey Walsh
visited over the week -end with re-
latives in Blyth.
and intend staying for a visit. It 1, i All was in preparation and needless
ten year.- since they were here last. 1 to say that all enjoyed themselves to
Had Anniversary Services ;their hearts content in dancing and
The anniversary e• rvicee 1:1 Grand .n;' and other alnir,enents to
Bend United Church were well at-; in:ike a fancily and parents happy.
t; pried :'elel,e ey lia-t. Two in.sristep• An wirhing well to 'Mrs. Meese foe
.r.ceesace; were given 1,y tine a;:t teeny more birthdays. Logan of Varna. Rev. C. L. Lang-
,eueakcr, Iter• H. Mahoney of Main me and Mrs WM. Denomme of ford, Il._',., M.A., Rector of Trivitt
S;. Chui•cii, Eseter. Special music by '''aver Town; Mr and 11rs Morris llenlorial Church, Exeter, and St.
the choir under the direction ef the; Durand of the 1 4th Con ; Mr and Paul's Church, Hensall.
,organist and choir leader. I/0(10:e, : 11,•,,. 'Picot?Ie I1e.d:zrrl of the loth Con Hor. a Bolts, D,river Injured
Gill, added to the servicee. .1r. I.ol)--:e.ii were Sunday twcning visitors George Gratin, aged Hensall resid-
e.,,•* F11is, 111'.\I''. -ant; the solo, "Th'•! ivitir Mr and 1lr:4. Loon Bedard of ent narrowly r.;eaperl serious injuries
Lord's Prayer" in the morning„ end ,1 ee U. w, Ilii;•hway. 'fie evening when the horse drawing bis light de -
i1 the even 1n" lIr. ;Morley 1'01l el; r;,'', E pent in a Solo game and prizes 11 very wagon was frightened by the
d•rr'eenway sang "Jesus Lover til 11 ;, r i•e awarded to the Inst fortunate ( hall passing ever a local crossing,
Soul." - i:„ r hotted throwing the driver to the
Filled i.10 and ("osts`e-• ;t;;.'.,,0 ,l •-ir y of Windsor also pavement. He suffered minor bruis-
The t•e:elt e1 decision in the ea '..'t
"•drr. (lll',ert. TeiV;•e'1 of '1liinrt''orspe.nt es ill the mishap.
of 1'',il'?' :1;d (k!lei't, a t.f ratfvrel, We' i.. K-eeti ,.11.11 t:he'ii' parents in Catches Hand in Grinder
tor' f,ur operetr'rs at (bagel 1 ,ii 111in eienal (.. 11rs. Bert Wren, of Usborne, had
eiiarteed with e 1,r -:ah of the I,.:r'1n I ''n• nen; 'pr:r i•red huehnr:;te cr the the misfortune to have her hand
I:i: Att, tee r• le Daly 11:111,1W1 1 •.li1:; Highway left on Sunday for caught in the electric grinder at the
l,•: lr.r : ieil..i' 1.1040 •.: (1 • t•"t t a lh'lr,l rye ; •1 •:•e they Will vi -it. with barn while performing chores at the
'I"l;.rl :'^":1:) aTtd t'!':t:' the Mes huou pr.! ;';, i-• rli1e?1l in that city, also in been , necessitating the 2zrnpntatl0n
alty make the ect. lie NVa.: H: °' 1 ;,,,i _;ill be away a few of one finger. The injured member
i'. -lin c !;'r•e. n a 1',•11 i . lee 1 ' e, i .'t;it'lling 110410. was amputated at Victoria Heenital,
rail; cont.t•.rr: 1,r ',At, ;,.:•.•:1 i,)11:till Mfr.: 'red Laporte were in London, Dr, Millnas of Exeter at-
'• '• e)rl1.•'•:• .t their farm hone tendert.
era nirria 'eel(it)he Arid Inc.Mon Shorter Recess .. .... .
" 'et• Wiwi. paid filo former- Beginning Nov. 22 and continuing
., -hart visit over the week. 'curing the peri'o'd of bad weather in
be winter months, klensel! School
and Perla Anne, daughter of Mr.
and .Mrs. Hilliard Lawrence received
the rites of baptism. Sharon Ann
Riley was baptised in a christening
robe had embroidered 87 years old,
and mule by the late Mrs. Charles
the L:.:rd's 1)ny Act. Ile e11ees'. e
(ninrt in Exeter on Oet, :.' 1. . le'.
fia::•1'. enrivittie)n was reel:ne're' 1 I,'.'
..Mogi:-1 r t 1 nt : ga.i's, t
5..1:.lnnel, tin hit ranee. t)'.1 tire. . ..
L,2:'1 Y1:' Tl 1"e: hilt+:'1 wl2 on
with rz
S ] \V 0 0
i at` 1ai Ut ,:`rlr,..al 01 f lit? 1'• '',
nC l; C'il(rt'•1 will h:..e t .. o1' 1,s
sc-rwit'es 0,0 Sunday nl i" -t NUt''•ni
ify r. 1 i Yo re ea of I.orr•
t? wo! i,e• g :c t , p -eke -c.
i, in *11 raise')' ;1 fetw
<L,7*, te7lener last: week.
who 11814 been .•i.
is rr 1:e'r ,Fter Mrs, Tiernan,
t ^. 1• rand to her hEnnri in Strat•-
.eo rd,
j
l;.• n'rs Building. and twd1 have five minutes recess in the
el, in St..Ios -ph by Mr. morning with neon dismissed at 1'1:50
!: n the way and a few Classes will be called again at 1.10
ewe. „Le. 1!' ederr weather will see• end will have at five minute recess
r•el�: �e' i„1). 'rine building and :tsnin in file afternoon. Final (115-
--
-.111 1e,: , great welcome to mi: snl will be at 3.30. Parents are
•e„.. !;t: :e:i.1 1'P$irlent4 and it asked to kindly co-operate.
egleed tlmt lir. Fortier will receive , Dedication of Colours
r;11 ,.;ll)pr',rt from the near and far On Nov. +1 lth a service of I)edic-
-lrrr•t:•unding district. 'it•ion of the Legion Colours was held
-`!'here's a ewent little gal in one' in conjunction with the Cenotaph ob-
otrn -tervanee day service held in Hensel]
LV'cr) : 1n- ay. denies, under the auspices of the Hensall
Neel will eriti r' Memel! No. 408, Canadian Legion,
:111 the new,- that are r.ircliri ; British Empire Service League; I3y
l^.emd. kind permit. ion of the Commanding
rri>. swer't little Charm or tde day Officer, a dd'tachment of the Royal
Canadian Air Fo.ree Radar and Con-
I'nvio- sill time,..
Jl.4ival7 ,ilf,t,le .l:iityiues
which was given the former .eveninge
was repeated and was enjoyed very
much. ' This socia.i gathering being;'
of a fine spirit and their good husb-
ands appreciated it to ,he full',
Had Birthday Party
A fine time was spent atthehome,
of Mr and 1Mrs Oscar Du'cha»'me of;,
the Town Line, Hay 'when their.
.children and neighbours gathered in;
honor of Mrs. Dueharme to celebrate: .
her GOtth 1b'i.rthd'ay oh the evening 'of -
Neer. 8th. A splendid address wag•
read by her youngest son, Robert -
and a lovely card with a sumer mon-
ey, along with nice gifts were pose-
! ented -to her. Mrs. Ducharme who
was completely taken by surpriseit:
gratefully replied with many thanks,
for their kindness. Refreshments
were served, a delicious cake with
candles 'was among the luncheon. 1t.
happy time was spent in 0 social way'
the balance of the evening. Best.
wishes for many more happy birthe
days were extended The party left:
for their 'homes much relpicing. - '
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BACKSTAGE AT BUCKINGHAM THEATRE
Just before Curtain Time the cameraman snapped Budde Kttap.pp late
Beth Lockerbie and. John Drainte as they glanced' over their scripts and
chatted about the show. • This popular acting trio is heard often • on Cur-
tain Time, every Wednesday at 9.30p.m. on- Dominion, and Tri numerous
other radio dramas such' as Stage 49 and CWC Wednesday Night pm -
grams. Budd Knapp is :perhaps best known for his role • of the father int
the• John and Judy series. Beth Lockerbie is director • of the • juvenile
drama department at the Academy ,of Radio- Arts, Toronto. John
ramie in additi'cn to acting, writes radio plays, in collabration with hia:
wife, the actress Claire Murray. -
MODELS IN "MOCK-UP”SHOW NE TRAVEL COMFORTS
re -muter new first class: passenger
. 1 cars, which will include many
novel features to provide additional
comforts, are being built for the
Chnitzclian National Railways. They
will be longer and wider then those
now in use, but will have fewer seats.
A glass partition will divide each car
into two main sections, one seating
32 non-smokers and the other 28
smokers. There will be lounge rooms
at either cud of the cars, one for men
and one for women, equipped with
double wash basins and dental bowls.
Thermostats will control heat in each.
section and room of the cars. New
illuminated drinking fountains will be
operated by an air pressure system.
Before the order for .the new day
coaches was placed with the Canadian
Car and Foundry Company, Mont-
real, a mock-up was made in the
C.N.11,'s Point St. Charles Shops.
Every detail was inspected and tried
out , by executive officers and car
designing engineers and architects
so that not a single feature would be
overlooked which might add to the
comfort and convenience of the
travelling public.
In these photographs of the mock-
up, models are shown demonstaating
some of the novel ,features that will be
included in the now cars. Above, a
fon-passenger section et one end of
the enr shows the large double-plato,
armoured glass window, the new type
baggage rack with lights over each of
the more comfortable, rotating and
reellning seats, the removable tables
which will be available in coaches for
the first time, ;.Led the bright appear -
twee of the interior decoration to give
a highly pleasing, restful,effect. Be-
low, the ladies lounge room, shows a
nese design dressing table with ad-
justable seat, purse shelf and new
type overhead lights, and the wide
window with venetian blind opposite
the new lounge. seat.
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