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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1950-12-14, Page 4"M ICH QNTAR10 IT'S COMING. THE CKNX Barn Dance BROADCAST from the COMMUNITY CENTRE, ZURICH 8 p.m. Sharp Saturday, Dec. 16th Featurinc, :0 STARS OF RADIO, STAGE Adults 75c. 'Children 50c. Dance to follow - 9.30 to 12 Sponsored by Zurich Community Centre Com. T® P R 0 T E C T 'A� WHAT'S THE SLEEPIEST ANIMAL? Many common animals hibernate during the win -ter. The familiar woodchuck has a cousin called the HOARY MARMOT, which certainly holds a marathon sleeping record. In the northern part of his range, this creature sleeps nine months out of the twelve! This series of advertisements is designed to acquaint you with some of the unusual features of our natural scene, and to promote your interest in the conservatirm of our wildlife. Y 01 U R S T 0! E N J 0 Y CARLI G S THE CARLINOt BREWERIES LIMITED WATERLOO, ONTARIO 2.2 Ms., DONIPT LET THIS HAPPEN Tu"' W'W I V U 7 Croe-sing K 7 S 5 3 z je; Ar -11 ary "I'V013 STALLING--CHANG17 GEARS! -a, lucky ('alough to escape hut ti"'i family "14A in .4.4 headed for fl1w �-crip heap. Stalling of Inot"or vellielevs directly in the pMh I?i woi2ng acvot:ntAr -,ore than a ­'llartEsd to the Boal,;) of Commi.,flilow-l"r< for Canada for the 12 -month period ended June 30th. These assidents too!., N'0 WA brou,,rht hijurio-; to 549 otlint,4. Coln- aecidf-ntp", Ravilig !I*,(, trnin to the - o !11111al' mirl too hi flvi-m and Ade,: of trains %r.!cause of im- IMirod viF.wi or nn.jud.ginprt of speed and diAance, fail- iilt to tF�p in Millie. When obliged to take railway cross- ings -Aiowlv. tmivh I, after a full stop, be sure to change into firet or second gear to avoid stalling on the tracks. F Exeer oil Wednesday night, to hear F) A S H W tile All Girl's Choir, . . Xr.4. S. 11. Currie who )-ecentiv un- I The Business Men's Club enter- 4orwent an op6ration in London Hos-tained their wives to a jurkey sup- Wit al returned home Ion. We(lnesdaY, per in the -basement of.the Lutheran We are pleased to report much hn- 1.,hurch on Monday night, +quite 7, All. David Haugh is atpresant in burnlev irpm bo.r(> y,,en tolf t os Pita], London, Than,& December 14b, i11950, ZURICH .. HERALD y, Deca N51r.s. Henry Linlz,, of BlackIush, (I)ay visitors with Mrs. Sartill Geoff- H E N S A L L the meeting Which was largely 4t - ,vas, taken to Lou4n Hospital _ oil rev and family at BeaVertOwn. tended. Mrs. R. Taylor, Sr., presidea Sunday night, Miss Jene Hartman of the Gosheril in the Absence of the president,_Mm, The Sr. Bridge Club hold a Cljrf t,. Lille soul spent a few days on the J3. Mrs. Mary Simpson retained home Fred Beer who is ill. Boxes were"itt mas party at the . home of Mrs, T, Water Hiighway with. her grandpar- to the sick inembeTs and for Ca& after spending six months in the Schwalm, a lovely overseas parcel,tt, Harily: Uoffallan on Thursday night, ents. West with her brothers and sisters, was reported that two move men In when Christmas presents were ex- Sister M. St. Denis and SisteV before leaving for home a rounion the district have Jeft for oversees. changed. Francis Balergeria, of London, while Iwas held in, Winnipeg, the four sis- service. �14r. S. Dove of Trenton Air Force attending the funeral of tile late tar.; and three brothers all ineeting spent the week -end with his-taxiii1y, Father Lucier of Zurich, liad the I together for the first time in 58 year$ Mr. and, Mrs. Thos. Roporoft spent pleasure of meeting some of their re-, St. -Paul's Church W.A. held their Mrs. Mary McKaig a few days in Port Golbonne last latives and friend,,;, Both Sisters are I annual meeting at the home of 'Miss week. natives of t1his parish,,and it is al -,B. Logan. The Secy -Trews. 'Mrs. W.0 Mrs, Mary McKaig, 7,8 widow of I AIr anal Mrs. Harold Kellerman ways a pleasure to meet them. ' Angus MeRaig, died At her home Ilii were Sunday visitors in London. Goodwin gave a splendid report of Hensall. Two -nights before she suff- the work done during the year. The Mr. Jack Wein is not iniprovingas lelection of officers toered a stroke and fell down, the -eel- place with lar stairs and had been. uneonseioiw fast as his friends would Ilke To see, STANLEY TOWNSHIP iRev, C. L. Langford in the chair: Dashwood Public School Concert 1 I Pres. Mrs. R. H. Middleton; vice pre: ever since. She was attended by Dr,, will be held oil Thursday�, December Miss Mally Fee; Secy-Treas. Mrs. W. Goddard. For some time Mrs. Meltair 21st, 0 Goodwin. INliss Logan served a has been taking care of tier sister, The IDvangelical Chmistmas Enter- Mr and Mrs. Hai -old Jones and son - Miss Eliza Newell, an invalid. MM tailinnierit, will be on December 22nd Grant and Mr and Mrs Herbert delicious lunch. McKaig and her late husband live&. and the Lutheran 'Sunday School pro, Jones of Kippen. Iffero recent Visitors Legion Ladies Meet for many years •at 'Chiselhurst, wheris, gram on Sunday night, Dec. 24th. - at Crediton. he was blacksmith, She was a memb-, Mr. Ren 'McCrae 'bad the rnisfor- Mr and Mrs 'yArin. Horney of Exe-i Flonsall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary er of Hensall United Chursh. Surv- turte of severing a tendon in his left ter were visitors with Mr and Mrs lield their Christmas party in the i-ving are one son, Donald, Seafoxth; ]rand while working 'in the planing A. Gackstetter. Legion HAI], A beautiful lighted and one daughter, Mrs. Charles Salter, mill. Mr and Mrs. Sid Bennett of Del- decorated tree aided to the cheer of Win-ghain, and her sister. Dashwood Business Men leave pur- octane, Mail. , were recent visitors chased the late Chas. Guenther pro- with All: and 'Mrs Archie Parsons, pertly' and intend 'haling it fixed over near Kippen. for U town. h0l.. Mrs. R. M. Peck on Friday last, had the misfortune to fall oil her GRAND B FIND Kitchell floor. Dr. Goddard rof Hen-� RCAF 'TO Re-0PEN sall was summoned and had her re - The RCAF airport tit Gmoved rand Bend 0\3 GI\J,E MORE pi, bty, Ambulance to Victoria is being reopened as, a satelite base Hospital, London, -where x-rays ri�_' ...... ...... d that her hip was fractured. for CelitraYia. air force station to al- veale . ..... . leviate the heavy air traffic being (In- Her many friends -wish fox a speedy eA 0 R countered under the accelerat,011 recovery. G-.. training program. A.81ndiz gTOU311 Varna United - Church 6unday crew will -be 'housed at GrandBend School are holding their annual to give traffie control, snow remm­ C-bribtmas entertainment on Thurs- al, running maintenance ano math- day, December 12'Ist. taince.. Student flyers will commute -The W. A. of the Varna United daily from the main !base to Grand Ciliurch are planning a Christmas Bend, either b. six or ground, and Candle Lighting service on Sunday -y do initial fli3ing training. This will evening, December 17th. MISS AMERICA lelear the Centralia circuit for advai�il 17 Jewels sed training and the larger two Tho- 40 Years in Ministry Snake Chain i tored aircraft. Expansion or the RC A former Brucefield boy, Rev. Chas Bracelet -IF. pilot training :and inition of the A. Mustard, celebrated his 40th 'an- $3750 North Atlantic Pact program has e ministry -oil Sunday itiversary in th placed a heavy load on facilities at last, referring to the event the Tor ti tf Tenders have 'been called for the onto Telegram says: Special servic- J construction of a 108,000 gallon es marked the 40th anniversarly, of water tank at the Grand Bend field, the ministry of Rev. Dr. Charles A. so that satiltariv services may be in- Mustard at St. David's, United Church stalled in. buildings. Harvie Ave., Toronto. Dr. 'Mustard took over :the Ministry duties of BAYFIELD What was 'then a Presbyterian miss- Mr4;. R. B. Johnston returned to ion on December 1910, while a Stu - London, after having, spent a week dent at Knox College. After ordin- at her home here. ation the following year, he became HAVVLEY Miss Marie Stirling, Zurich, - And their pastor. Starting with a congre- 17 Jewels Margaret Stirling, Hensall, spent a gation of 60 members, the church Expansion Bond pleasant week -end with their . parents grew .steadily until in 1925 it :had a 00 Mr and Mrs. Les. Stirling. members1lip, of about 1,000. How - Mr and Mrs Stuart Sturgeon, of VON P4 Preston, Mr and Mrs, D. Bisback, ever, when it was decided to take Clinton, Tdr and 'Mrs. F. Anderson part in Church Unlion, 300 of the members withdrew and founded the Brilliant 6 DIAMOND SET $7210 and baby, Mitchell, were visitors with`,Patterson Presbyterian Church. To-. Mr and Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon. daw, there are more [than 8,00 memb­ To Have School Concert on -St. David's Roll. JU Bayfield 'Public Scliool concert will Mr and Mrs. Ed. Boyce of Biuce- ield visited with the lattei's 'sister, be 'held in the Town Hall, Thursday, f evening Dec. 14. A good program of Mrs. David J. -Stephenson, Egmond- short platy and -musical numbers will ville for ta few days. be given under the direction of the Mr an teachers and music master. d lArs Bruce 31c0linchey of Varna, were visitors with Sailor Return., Mr and TvIrs. Elinord Stephenson, at Seaforth HESS, The Jeweller, Zurich George Bell spent some time with his -parents, Mr and lVrs Charles Bell The "Windoe"',:on which he has been sailing put into Goderich port and will be berthed there for the winter. Going to Korea The Korean war was brought a little closer to pupil,; of Bayfield Public School when they learned that a former pupil, Eddie Apfellbeck had enlisted NNith the Princess Pats in the Korean ,Brigade. Eddie is the se- cond son of Mr and Mrs. J. Apfel- beck,­West Lorne, who concructed a bakery here from 1938 to 1947. New Rector Inducted The introduction of the Rev. H. J Webb into the parish of Trinity, Bay- field; St. James, Middleton; and St. John's Church, Varna, was held in Trinity Church Wediiesda4y last and despite the inclemency of the weath- er, there was a good attendance for this impressive .ceremony. Ven. Arch- deacon C. W. Foreman, London,read the Bishop's mandate. Others taking part in the service were Rev. B. Farr: Goderich; Rev. T. Dale Jones, Sea - forth and Fit. h. Harding, Protestant Chaplain, RCAF Clinton, Church- wardens J. E. Hovey and Lloyd Scot. chmer, Dayfeild, and Alfred Houdie Middle ton, presented the RcctorwiU the church kelt', ST. JOSEPM AND BEAVERTOWN NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Geoffrey of Goderich were Sunday visitors wit)- Alphonse Geoffrey. Mr. Dominique Geoffreiy of thi., neighbourhood left on Friday las; f oi, , Detroit and will be spending 11 few days with relatives and friend., in that city. Mr and Mrs. Leonard Masse of London spent the week -end with re- latives in this vicinity,. Mr and Mrs. Leonard Sararas anrl Miss Lucille Geoffrey of Beavortown mobored to London recently. A large number of this St. Joseph Pariqh atteiided the funeral of the late Father Lucier at Zurich on Idoli- day. Tbe.latp Father Lucier had many times taken part in religious cereinoilies here, and by that and Other affiliations with him they had learned to love him. And on the oc- caSibn of his departure they turned i�e�tin large numbers to join their li o Wishoners in 'Zurich to ofror, nrayers and pay their.last tribute to i.11 beloved priest, . Mr and, Mr.,;. 'Fred Ducharme oi- ,be B. W. Highway north,we Sun - NEW Su NEW OFFICERS WERE, ELECTED New Officers were elected recently at the 81st Aiftual Convention of the -Canadian Weekly Newspaper . vspaper Association, which tcolt place at the Chateau Prontelvac, Quebec City. Left to rfght,. R. M. Dean, Waterloo., Ontario, pmt pimzident; A. W. Hanks, St. James, Man'toba, Ist, Vice President* Lang Sands, Mission Citly, D.C. al%d W I presidenU, R . Moor(,, Swift. Curreint, 2*nd vice-pn-vident; E. Mc6arthey 13ranniptopi Ont., illanag- 1'"i"U L""Wvy X10ko i fs Di' I , rector and Secretary Treasurer.