HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1950-07-27, Page 4Tihurs4ay, Judy 27-th, 1950
Retreat. Among therm were three
natives of this parish: Sister M.
Eugenie, Sister M. Fricille Theresc
cony You cards had been received
from Mrs. Lee McConnell and Mrs. J
his -parents.
T. McAsh.
and
Mr and Mrs Norman ,Scott -of
METALS LIMITED
Lakeview CaSIn0
Bowmanville spent the week -end with
her niobher Mrs.. E. Kleinstiver..
ited C'humch Sunday July 30th, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hoperoft on
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Katlm•yn Sells, London, will presid-e
Sunday observed their 40th wedding
On Friday last a son was born to
GRAND BEND
anniversary. A family .dinzter was
Mrs, Wm. Parke, Hensall.
At a special meeting of the Hen-
Mr. and Mrs. Avila Ducharme. The
family are all smiles. Cones atulat-
held at the honne of tl eir daughter,
Dr. Arthur McAllister to.f George-
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(Ruth) Mrs. Graham Arthur in Exe-
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E. Oestreicher.
ter, the table 'being centred; with a
]w I t h a
NIGHTLY
DANCING jv,( j� j I
fain -
lovely 3 -tier wedding cake. `the girl;
fly consists of 3 boys and one girl:
D U R O Pump
the main street Sunday night last at
Grand Bend the sound or the fire
Robert of Pt. Colborne, .,:Fred of
Parents; 'Mr and :Mrs. W. Wolfe.
t Orchestra
McKay and his Orchestra
(Ruth) Mrs. Graham Arth-
ur of Exeter and Russel of Dashwood
there attended the Gerometteiwed-
eil
Guests were present from Halifax, Pt
ding.
Comment—
at the turn of a tap ... with a
Colborne, Woodbridge, Listowel and
At time of -writing a little more
featuring
Bolton. Thely N#el ,presented with
rain keeps • a -coming, �and' `itivery
much handicaps the farm work. This
Every Farm can be
many beautiful g` f s'.'
summer so far. has ;been wet, an ex -
�•-
Kay Jennings - 'Vocalist
Dashwood Beatt;•' Exe& alsacli6s
Dasghwobd Stars took' Undthe`.r game
ception fr-m those of the past, and
Elfrieda Becker •of London,
front Exeter 9-6, the 'final of regular
it could well :be, till the end of.4ug-
DURO PUMPS are designed
schedule. Both ,pitchers Praff and
ust, or perhaps the. first. wee in
to meet farm requirements
Tieman showed wildness; with Pfaff
getting relief from Traylor. Dash -wood
September. However this is nett to
... in the house barn
gill built up an early lead 9-1 but
man
1 G' f t s ®f
had one bad inning.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
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Mr and Mrs Napoleon bucharme
. . truck garden . cow-
family: of London are ho1jdaying
_and
on the B. W. Highway " and'' in the
Distinction�
Blake 'district 'with relatives..
L. P. Ducharme ,of Windsor spent
as well for all your buildings,
the nveek-end with his parents and
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other relatives.
Mr. .and miss. Vincent Geoffrey
NOW ON DISPLAY �
and children of Detroit, .spent the
!MCO
week -end in this vicinity.
Creatatives and Makers of Fine Frames
St. Charles Convent which '.las
been .opened to teach . •Catechesm
Classes for the first two -veeks of
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R. W. ILLSLEY •
J;uly, is now closed till the opening
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of school in September.•
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Sisters in .charge have left the pas,
week to be stationed in various parts
t
of Ontario for their monthly annual
Retreat. Among therm were three
natives of this parish: Sister M.
Eugenie, Sister M. Fricille Theresc
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED
cony You cards had been received
from Mrs. Lee McConnell and Mrs. J
and Sister M. St. Denis. They will
T. McAsh.
and
receive their appointments foe the
METALS LIMITED
Housework
is
ited C'humch Sunday July 30th, Miss
coming year in the near future.
eluuinating tdtme8 cunfes of the rive
•
Katlm•yn Sells, London, will presid-e
is scheduled for completi . early ia4
On Friday last a son was born to
much
Easier
Mrs, Wm. Parke, Hensall.
At a special meeting of the Hen-
Mr. and Mrs. Avila Ducharme. The
family are all smiles. Cones atulat-
_
Dr. Arthur McAllister to.f George-
crown. Frank Donnelly acted for
ions 1 '
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E. Oestreicher.
Miss Rebecca Corriveau of the. B.
]w I t h a
Mr and :4Irs Harold Kellerman
spent the week -end in Toronto.
W. Highway has returned t.> her
D U R O Pump
the main street Sunday night last at
Grand Bend the sound or the fire
home on Saturday last, after shend-
ing a week in Detroit, ane: tivhile
Parents; 'Mr and :Mrs. W. Wolfe.
Mr and Mrs. H. Spears :aid f roily
Miss •Margaret and Gleta 'blcNau-
there attended the Gerometteiwed-
Plenty of clean fresh water
ghton of Tont,ntd. -visited their par -
ding.
Comment—
at the turn of a tap ... with a
ents Mr and 14Ir.s,Lbrne:-Ailc\aughton
Mrs. Sararas visited at7 the home
At time of -writing a little more
DURO PUMPING SYSTEM.
of her daughter, Mr and Mrc, Harold
Bonthron,
rain keeps • a -coming, �and' `itivery
much handicaps the farm work. This
Every Farm can be
-Mrs. Laird Mickle and Bill visited
at Rondeauu Burk recently.
summer so far. has ;been wet, an ex -
modern NOW!
Mr -and Mrs. IT, W. Neeb :of Tav-
ception fr-m those of the past, and
Elfrieda Becker •of London,
istock spent a few days with their
daughter, .Mr and Mrs. Wm. Brown.'
it could well :be, till the end of.4ug-
DURO PUMPS are designed
DORN -•-• In 'Toronto ort July 12
to Mr, Mrs J.
ust, or perhaps the. first. wee in
to meet farm requirements
anri MCCIny (nee Ruth
Bess) a daughter.
September. However this is nett to
... in the house barn
Howard Love of Toronto is visit -
Ing with his 'Mrs,
be hoped for. But so far we' Tlave
...
parent.4, Mr and
Milton Lave.
been fortunate enough to escape the
. . truck garden . cow-
Had Picnic
Some i2i00 metmlters of -lie InOT
floods or other detriments caused by
stables and fire protection
nil al :.. ,j L. . iT perofit,
Ind 1?7'•'. 11.^i') 11'Ciilr.�.l'(7f�i. Oi d'1
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rain or wind, So we can consider
as well for all your buildings,
l athtng,I)of^fit-I
ins rid sporti.
a a 1 youpnge:,t cd1I.,1+.
ourselves lucky. In due time, the
crops will again be harvested even
!MCO
tho it will take b-aiger, and more pat -
Fixtures and Fittings
fence, in the end all . .will be ac -
complished as in former years. Any -
working in an
way, there is nothing we can do a -
Emco kitchen ...
bout it, so we array as well keep a -
bathroom and
going' with chins up!
laundry is a
pleasure ... Pro-
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
tect the health of
Misses Ina and Ellen Scott, of
DURO
your family ...
add to the com-
London, Nvere visitors with their par-
Rm
_=
Eorts of daily
ents at Brucefield.
living.
Mr. H. F.Berry's :many Brucefield
friends are sorry to hear that he is
in the Scott 'Memorial Hospital, Sea -
See us
forth, and they look for a speedy re-
TODAY for
covery.
The Brucefield United church held
® complete
their Sunday School picinc at Bay
information
field July 14, after an exciting ball
0 s
game, all present enjoyed the other
sports, which were keenly contested.
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Varna WMS Meet
The July meeting of Varna W:IIS
t$117 '50 F.O.B.was
London, Canada
held in the church on the eve. of
July 14. Mrs. W. R. Stephenson pre.
siding.•Rev. Reba Hern led in prayea
STADE and WEIDO
Mrs. Stephenson read the scripture.
Minutes of last -meeting were read
PHONE 92
and adopted. Twelve melntlbers pres-
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ent. The roll call for August to relate
to "`Harvest" Mrs. Geo. Reid ex-
t-;
pressed thanks for cards received and
Tl
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED
cony You cards had been received
from Mrs. Lee McConnell and Mrs. J
London - Homillon -, Toronto - Sudbury - Winnipeg - Vancouver
T. McAsh.
and
HENSAL L,
METALS LIMITED
At the morning aervice in the Un -
Calgary - Edmonton - Vancouver
ited C'humch Sunday July 30th, Miss
ed Wilson's car skidded on loose
eluuinating tdtme8 cunfes of the rive
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Katlm•yn Sells, London, will presid-e
is scheduled for completi . early ia4
Milton Deltz, Zurich; 'Mrs. S. Rannie
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at the piano, and Hiss Greta Lamnt.ie
Mrs, Wm. Parke, Hensall.
At a special meeting of the Hen-
at the organ.
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Dr. Arthur McAllister to.f George-
crown. Frank Donnelly acted for
town was a visitor with !Mr and Mrs
D A S H W O O i-)
E. Oestreicher.
Cliff, Moir. • -
r ,and Mrs. Murray Wolfe Of
Mr and :4Irs Harold Kellerman
spent the week -end in Toronto.
Mr. Ferris Cantelon of Cookstown
visited with Mr and Mrs Sam Ran -
I pronto spent -the week -end with his
the main street Sunday night last at
Grand Bend the sound or the fire
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Parents; 'Mr and :Mrs. W. Wolfe.
Mr and Mrs. H. Spears :aid f roily
Miss •Margaret and Gleta 'blcNau-
Mr
Mr and Mrs Geo. amboid of Kit-
of Detroit are spending their vacat.
with Mrs. L. Mcisaac.
ghton of Tont,ntd. -visited their par -
+chener spent a few days witk Mrs.
-Mary Tieman.
Mr. Otto Restemeyer spent the
ents Mr and 14Ir.s,Lbrne:-Ailc\aughton
Mrs. Sararas visited at7 the home
Mr and Mrs. Henry Kleinstiver and
week -end in London.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
of her daughter, Mr and Mrc, Harold
Bonthron,
aon of Chicago are spending a few
days with his mother Mrs. N. Klein-
church are having a sale of Ivome
made baking on Satuvday afternoon
-Mrs. Laird Mickle and Bill visited
at Rondeauu Burk recently.
.raver.
Air. and Mrs. Garnet Wildfong and
Aug. 5th on Mr. Milford tMerner's
lawn.
Mr -and Mrs. IT, W. Neeb :of Tav-
Marian are spending a few, weekMiss
h lidaying at the beach.
Elfrieda Becker •of London,
istock spent a few days with their
daughter, .Mr and Mrs. Wm. Brown.'
Mr and Mrs. A. E. Oestreiclaer and
'Mrs
has returned from Southampton. and
visited for a day with her mother,
DORN -•-• In 'Toronto ort July 12
to Mr, Mrs J.
Xr and Harold Kr:llerman atten-
Mrs. Henry Becker, before leaving
anri MCCIny (nee Ruth
Bess) a daughter.
•de's' tho funeral of the late Mrs. I•lr
rn^ �n in I'a:.�;on, 1lich, on Mor -trip
for two weeks holidays on a motor
to Ri;:blin, :-Tali., with her sister
Howard Love of Toronto is visit -
Ing with his 'Mrs,
day.
day.
:fir. and Mrs, Al -.in Kellerman at- I
Mr and firs. Ervin Brandt and son
Haivld of E{itchener.
parent.4, Mr and
Milton Lave.
tandpri that wrddlnM of fa friend in
�andsor on Saturday. `1'lalifax
Mr, and Mrs, Fed Iloperoft of
are ;spending two weeks; vac
Had Picnic
Some i2i00 metmlters of -lie InOT
a) t*t'. %r,njnr*(:trioil with his parents, Mr .end .411..
I. l I 'lhn
.'tttd r�tnher Rf.belCalt Lo(Ig(ts Of IiCri-
wall sand their fami1le�s enjoyed o de=
nil al :.. ,j L. . iT perofit,
Ind 1?7'•'. 11.^i') 11'Ciilr.�.l'(7f�i. Oi d'1
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hffial picnic fit J-)wPtt', Grove at
'i'•ia,{ir y
f'. 1-ith Mi. trod :all., A. u'1)oni' spolit the wook-ettd wltl
l athtng,I)of^fit-I
ins rid sporti.
a a 1 youpnge:,t cd1I.,1+.
ZURICH HERALD _�_____ '�� �, ��� Zoth, 1950
was Larry Elder 6 months. A pro-
charge when Magis. Holmes oatled
contract to elhWitate the section of,
gn^esti of sports ,was staged, a 'softball
the accid•eint "unavoidaable". at the
-ilei river known at "The Rapids,'A
game, Sports committee were: 'Wm.
Police Ctourt, Exeter. Evidence show-
Work of +cutting the artifical channel
Brown, S. Rannie, Ed. Co,nbett, Har-
ed Wilson's car skidded on loose
eluuinating tdtme8 cunfes of the rive
old Parker, Hensall; Tom Meyers,
gravel on the lake road and fait a
is scheduled for completi . early ia4
Milton Deltz, Zurich; 'Mrs. S. Rannie
car driven by Don •Southeott. Besid-
Southoott, Calvert 7Beckler. and
September.
In Police Court
Mrs, Wm. Parke, Hensall.
At a special meeting of the Hen-
es
Harold Lighfo.ot appeared' for the
An aroused crowd from Dashwoo(ll
sall Village Council Friday* night 21,
crown. Frank Donnelly acted for
attended police court at Exeter, last,.
C. W, Leo:nhardt •of Mitchell receiv-
Wilson.
Tuesday to .hear ;Magistate Dudley,
ed the appointment of -Chief of Bol-
ice and ftblic Utility man for the
Snack Shop Gutted
Fire broke lout in a snack shop on
Holmes convict a local man ion a
urge of 'careless driving. He 'wag,
Village at a ,;alary of $12,5 a month.
the main street Sunday night last at
Grand Bend the sound or the fire
fined $10 and costs, but not before
commence Aug. 1st, There
were eight applications, seven out of
and
siren soon had the fire brigade, a-
the.magistrate hadto to call for order.
,
The case :arose from an accident Ira
town. Mr. Leonhardt held a similar
long with many others at the scene.
Dashwood on Sunday, June 25, when
position in Mitchell for four years.
The fire wasconfined to the interior,
'
two 'ca'rs collided at the main inter-
nter
GRAND
GRAND $ E N L)
of the small frame building.
section. Four persons were hospital -
Collects $87.
Port Franks Contract Let
i7ed. as a result and two Witnesses ap•-
Tag• Dari at Grand Bend fior the
An addition to a $90,000 contract
geared on the stand with injuries, 1,1;
Canadian National Institute for the
for dredging a channel across the
witnesses testified at the trial. A
Blind realized $87 Saturday last.The
Aux Sables River at fort Franks
Sltfpka than was convicted for speed -
local Wonnens' Institute and the GO
has been awarded Charles Grace of
ing and ifined $5 and costs. Other.
IT. were in charge of the drive.
Sarnia, Contractor. The dredging of
charges of careles driving were heard
Was Acquitted
some 100,000 yards will take the cut
with two convictions The magas..
'Clifford Wilson, Grand Bend, was
an additional quarter mile beyond
trate warned people to drive more,
acquitted from a careless driving the northerly limit of the original I
carefully and avoid -these accidents.,,
This IS th0ft th"Iele
to think about it!
RIGHT NOW 1
• Coal costs you less during the summer;
• You're sure of your supply for the winter;
• Your coal is delivered dry.
• You avoid the headache of a last minute rush:
And you can afford to do it now!
M A Nt[UHANH"
VA
up
If you can repay in nine easy monthly instalmetits or
less, without being too hard on your budget, the
B of M will be glad to lend you the money.
This also provides another good reason for stoddng
up now ... You can get in all your coal in one
single delivery if you desire. That means less, trouble
and less dirt. _
Drop in at your local B of M branch as soon as
convenient and talk it over. Make sure of your
coal supply in good time.
BANK OF MONTREAL
(,a."da'd 7" $a."
Zurich Branch: C. C. McEACHERN, Manager
Hensall Branch: JOHN IRVIN, Manager
Crediton Branch: CHARLES PARKINSON, Manager
(Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday)
Dashwood (Sub -Agency): open Mon., Wed. est Fri.
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