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JONTAR10 ZURICH .. HERALD
-was unconscitoustarld, Drysdale; Sgt. at Arms, Jack SiMM-o
he had to got a permit frons Dep- when found she . Otis I
r and Mrs. Leon Bedard, D A S H W,O 0 �D, at date of writing is still unconscious' ons; Chaplala, Rev. P. A. Ferguson—
artment of Health. n invalid hxecutive Comm: H. HoTton, JI T
TOW1 Avil a is constr- Her
11 sister 'who has been a
St. JQSeph and Beaver Mr. Leonard Sararas and ater, throughout
Mr. Napoleon Dixeliarme of Lou- f the Blue Water south, Mr and 'Mrs T, Harry Hoffmall at, The Lo( I home Of Mrs, dor, W. Brown, and Z Beer.. rres�
, with for years went to the
week end -witil relati- Ducharme o Saturday salry services in Ar- ucted according to regulations Inez I McEwen for assistance and ident Pave Sangster was elecUmd
motored to Watford on tended anniver secured. Her daugh- 'J.
,do'A spent the business one. trona on Sunday -where Harry Wals cement basement and the )valls medical aid was of. Wingliana ehairpa4n for the election and be ap
es, in this community. last, the trip was a bu. guest soloist, of the second 6boxy of cinder q)lock, I I F. J. Appleil* and W. 0,
The 1\11,Ssos, Edna and Marlon Be-; , ver- age Of 21 feet and 4)4 ter Mrs. Charles Salter, poin6d asassistants, All the officers
R-y-don' NIrs, Sarah Geoffrey of Boa The Ladies' Aid of the Evangel- with a front, -at '1,20,is whh her, I Goodwin
'hard and Mr and M-w- Prank visitor with 1irs. Fred deep. There are -it present friends of Mrs, William
-were Sunday visitors A town was a v leal Church entertained their husb- feet I The intim' f spoke bTie1ly and thanked the memb-
all of London, I Ducharnie. ands to tL supper on Friday night in all steel lockers of 6�'� cubic feet }1-�yle of Kippen will regret to learn tors for the support they -had given
With their parents on the B. W. H, urch, After 0�%t of which have been outside her home On during the past year The bum of $2%
the basement of the Ch m suff ered a, fall
content,
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rented, Owing to the shortage Of' a at the
tile supper films were a own. g I So JL)oxes 'will Sunday morning. X-rays take: i was voted towards 'the Community,
T),Ir and Mrs. Lorne Klein%ti'ver steel the remaining uch 1st, 1( -1fo, a fractured hristmas Tree to be held on Satur.
�)51 Clilltoll I spital revealed C
moved into their new home last week not be installed until Ma: cool
left wrist. day Dec. 16th, and a splendid repoz%t
equipped with. a Universal -tably settled. It is equiF tof the Poppy Day, was given. At the,
and are now comfoi e - and de(IP f)'(AOzO unit, an(I should r-,Ject Ofrr;ers
lqiti: Mrs. M. Dohortb�n of Ex - ej clo.se of the meeting 'a splendid lun
01 S. P. serve the people of B was served by
ay(fteld and dis-
cRp
E MORB ter spent the week- Tild with At the ro-,-,tilltr meeting Of the , 0 11ell the Social Committee
triet very well. 58 of the Canadian Tie-. the Sall Branch 4." meeting tl fire SIxera
!During the
Currie.
state of Officers
Preston and glom the following -to
Myrtle -er of
G a is
-of New Dundee, s
Betty aniaLion, others by 1,
Irang, and some youngsters ran intim
the ensuing I the meeting to tell the members IJ
pent the we- HENSALL were elected for ,tl
ORE gome by acel, fire.
ek-end at heir home here The limiliv friends of 1,11's. Mary chimney was on Hensall Fire
t prQ;:i.,I0f1t, Comrade Dave
in Irig-ade, responded and extilIguishedl
jocl� W�Ali who has, been 1, L
M prominon, resident will re
a I
sonic uffere
ol a fall (10.1vu Sangster; Presideift, PYT- 11 KY(
0. Hospital, for Sol -time fol he fire•
t to learn :he s I i
gre Jtcklt
lowing an operation, returned bone norn !ng,! vice, Do,, Raynion 2nd vice,
steps all Sunday
ar
her cell,
_k on
Sunday.
ship Rally was held
A Youth Fellow,
.1y ni -lit. -ueq aders
The g , t le,
oil Sillid
Af ger
and M Ralph Rrue of
were Yr
A r��
Hyde llar!C4
-clike and son
r And `Nlrs Jack Ras
17 J-awel.s
Doll. i of Tlotroit spent the week- snake Chain vI C W,
A. Ti
0 '4 lend . a
" I - i -, , 4 'y 0 P �1 0 r
:2nd MT eman.
w;th Yl
-ir vild ?Ir-; Gporire:Tiemall spentl
X _n.'l
ARg
the
week-pild n To, onto.
R. Guent'-er
C H E T E'
attended the
in Grimsby la strong and able
last The CARIBOU
-in
funeral of her aunt is famous as a
W
Undergoes Orerettion li hair of the c
F mer. But few people know that he has built
41 1 ife preservers! Ecic
week swim
Under aribou is hoflow,.,
r
pocket which makes
zo Mr. 'Martin Laub P in St. Josel)l
containing a buoyant air ".v
swimming no trouble at all
Hospital, 1aondon, where he under-
an Operation spinal trouble. i
for ,:pi7
went
nature, the more interest we
Mr. Laub had a portion of Aa bone re- The more we know of
take in conservation. Carling's presents this series
J aftei
moved from the leg and gr�
be in hotspita f
to I
x 11 for of unusual facts to help promote a wider interest
-lie
t spine. He will
9 He will have the in nature
and its preservation.
about eight weeks.
friend
-wishes of his many.
8 for
17 jew .t�., �q best
T 0 E 0 y
AMA;, i,.i y 0 U R S
Expansion Band 4;.. "A a complete recovery.
`4 1111C Late William Devine
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farmer of
z 70, -well-known
William Devine,
Stephen Tomm, P for
ars,
many yee died 1,11 Victoria Hos r- C A He,
8.6.1hant 6 DIAMOD SYET $7250 MES LIP.P.11TED
ital, London on Nevember.
28th. His THE CARUNG BREWE
e -ly life - WATERLOO, ONTARIO 2.1
ai was, spent in Bosanquet'
Township. Surviving :besides his wife
is one son, Lorne at home. 'Die re-
mains rented at the farn-Hy residence
until Friday morning last, and serv-
ices was held at 2 p.m. in the T. H.
Hoffman funeral Horne, Dash-wood,
by the Rev H. Snell and the Rev. W.
Parrott. Interment was mide in the
HESS Me Jeweller, Zurich Grand Bend cemeteuly.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. Asa Steekle of the Bronson
line is confined to this bed with JAron-
all
ON'T HAVE. A 91ING"'LE TRACK MUND chiti��.
M . A. Petrie has ret-urnea from
Mr.
�§ki D I Seaf orth hospital and is, now conval-
ON A DOUB" E 57RACK RAILRO q
Is e chig nicely at the -home of 11 is 0.
sister, Mrs. Robt, Allan, BTudeeld.
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The Brucefield W. A. held a very
successful bazaar Friday last, the
M
proceeds, were around @320 0'0:
Mr John Scotchmer, of the Bron-
x. ��oli, Line, Stanley Township visited
w 'th hi's si-ster, Mrs. J, Porter, God-
1
P
mich. f or a few day
•
Mr. •Os. M e
M s,
4
Reid and daughter Mrs
Roderick- Gorrill and children of
50,
M,
Toronto visited with Mr and Mea
rig
Lloyd Keys and iotther friends ini
4a
N
Stanley.
To Re-Visit holland
-Wm, . ......
ay last Mariell V D, -e
Oil Frid,
-fit th� home of bi-.4 I'lifte and neph-
.;-tea 2bit M1, al;ri 4 Roobol, of R.
R. 0
n.11, for I trip back to Hollandi.
lks
in
a
to Canada
Mr. Van Dyke came 4fiz U
1927 and this will Abe his second trip
He. has
ack to his native country. H
b ;X.
five brothers and one sister living
Holland and one brother in Quebec.
t. His oldest !brother pass
ed away in
al, and two isisters
1936 in Blenheii
away in
and his parents have passed
g�l
holland.
SM
BAYFIELD
Mrs. 0. W Rhynas who was the
-turned
W-1 9
uest of Mrs C. W. Brown re
to Toronto.
was a vis-
•Mr. E. A. Featherstone
-s ireturn
itor at his home there. On hi•
to London, he was accompanied by M
TO WAIT!
who will spend the
IT PAY
Mrs Feathersto-ne
The Board of Transport winter in the. ci%l.
X41atiy railway crossing: have*more ceeding. Canada received 0 U go IT ea 1P
Connnissioners for Cai Mr and Mrs. W. R. Drummond,
-1� one track, which multiplies the
Via -n, -lie reports of 443 railwaty, crossing ac- -of Ste-wart Valley, Sask., visited Mrs Iamlrd to the motorist and makes t
a,aac', for caution doubly great. The cidentq in the 12monih period end- J,3. Pollock fora few day,,.; last week. A, X.
These 'accidents Mrs. Pollock was their neighbour ij�!:
dra-,",.ng above emphasizes one of the ed June 30th last.
prim,:- dangers of the multiple-track took 140 lives and injured 549 Oth- when she resided in Saskatchewian, Is 111 L t4ed"
motorists dirge- cases Ill in Hospital
ilig--the train on the farther ers. In tsoi:
at The many f
protective devices placed friends of Miss Cather- v
ih,.q ob_;cured by the. train n1ovill- garded protect
crossi'n'gs for their •protection, and in into P. Rankin will be st),rry to know t
in �tv,- opposite direction on the near 1�14ossi
spital at Jackson-
himself trouble if . he jury. Drama Group Rehersing
xvaitid a second or two to, see if the edloss loss of life and in Allernbers of the reeently formed traai�.. This motorist would have others desregard of the basic rules of that she is ill in ho,
had safe driving was responsible for -ne- ville, Fra.,
Urtl-.ur track was clear before pro- Bayfleld Drama Group are rehersing
busily for their initial appauranceas TO ENLIST YOU MUST—
a company in the amateur theatre.
1. Be a Canadian citizen or British subject.
The group's fir,-A presentation, an ev- 2, Be between 17 and 29 years of age«
erring of three one-act plays will
A.B.C. of Salvation take place on the stage of the Bay- 3. Be single, To bring this anti-aircraft gun. into action calls for-
Town Hall on Monday, Decem- 4. Meet Army test requirements. a full crew—skilled men trained to fight as a fast-
ber I 8th. thinking, fast-,acting team. To train such "a crew taken
S. Volunteer for service anywhere.
New Locker Opened time: gun crews m-uist know how to Handle modern
A,—ACKNOWLEDGE YOURSELF A GUILTY SINNER, A new business began in Dayfield REPORT RIGHT AWAY TQ: scientific equipment — electronics, radar, radio, tele-
( Thursday YOURSELF AND IN NEED Thursday morning lash when, Charles phone; mep must work together with the closely timed
UNABLE TO SAV Scotcluner opened his new locker Wallis House, Rideau & Charlotte Sts,, co-ordination of a championship football team.
OF A SAVIOU& which will be quite an 4isset to the OTTAWA, our; The Canadian Army Active Force needs men today
village and surrounding clnvi�munitY. No. 5 Personnel Depot, Artillery Park,
B.—BELIEVE ON THE LORD JESUS C14RISE ANA THOU • "Charle" is no newcomer to business Baslot St., KINGSTON, Ont. keen young men who can begin training imitedi-
No. 6 Personnel Depot, Charley Park, ately as anti-aircraft gunners. You can take your place
SHALT BE SAVED. Acts. 16: 31. in Bayfield, 'having opened the Bajy- Douglas Drive, TORONTO, Ont.
field Hardware for 15 years, In 1042 'i : No. y Personnel Depot, Wolseley Barracks, at the side of the men who defend Canada , ,by re.
—IF THOU SHALT CONFESS WITH THY MOUTH THE Viltabeffi street, LONDON, Ott,
C, he Saw the need for a. locker in the t, porting for training without delay, Act now — anti
village but then wartime TOgUl4ttiOTIS AP43S-0 help make Canada strong.
LORD JESUS, AND 'SHALT BELIEVE IN THINE came into force which -prevented the
HERT THAT GOD HATH RAISED HIM FROM building of lockers contaffiYng 1e,§9
than 500 boxes. He did well in bus- HELP M, AKE CANADA WROMA33
THE DEAD, THOU SHALT BE SAVED. Rom.10:9 iness here and he felt that the money
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FOR WHOSOEVER SHALL CALL UPON THE NAME OF rade should be re-invested he had i
THE LOW) SINALL BE SAV91),. Rom, 10. 13, for the bereft of the district, So ill
March -4 tbis year br, applied for a A k, I
normit'from' the Dept, of MP�11WIVS
to build a locker plant at the top of
CHAS' E. FULLErz.) 5 p.m., DST. Sundays ABC NzEworic llFor sparkling enl6rfol-riffiefif listen to "The Voice of the Arany" -Wednesday evenings Ne, 'C'
Oil bill on the east qidi, of the big I — Dominion �, tw rk
way It was granted in Juno and then